THE REE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 1. 1916
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FOR RENT Ap'ta and Flat.
orh.
03 N. 17TH. 4-r. sit. mod., 127.60. 660 8.
!th Ave., l-r ... all mod. flat, well r-
ranged for renting rooms. 1.10
' RAHP BRO8.1 DOUO. llll.
1114 N. S"d, 4-r. flat, eteel ranaa. (a plate.
kitchen cahlnet, watar ., 114.
RAHP broh. nova. 1111.
4-ROOM heated apt., corner, lat floor
vacant Juna 1. Kummir rata. 122.60. Ill)
Maria at. Red lmi.
KiODEIl.N apartmenla. lit and up. fiear
poatofna. Q. P. Hlenblna. 110 onlcato.
.ml, i
J-ROOM modrn apartment with heat and
Janitor eervlce. No. 420 8. 7Kh Ave., 140.
BENSON A MTF.RB COM PANT.
24 Omaha Nat'l. Bank Blda, Fbona D.-T44.
FIVE-ROOM steam heated apartment; vary
desirable. The Chuia viata. JOtn and
Populeton. Conrad Toting. ISI Brandala
Theater. Don. 1471.
Mfarallanaoaa.
SfOf'ERN apt., 7 rooma, 2: naar poet
ornce. (). Y. Btanoina, 141 o I ntcaao.
FOR RENTHOUSES
1 MlerrTianeitiue,
WE HAVH WHAT YOT1 WANT.
HOUHEH AND COTTAOK8,
PARTLT MOHERN.
in, 1411 Tartar t.aka Blvd 114 40
l-R., 1017 Franklin Ht 11.00
MOimnN EXCEPT HEAT.
T-R., 2H19 N. 17th Ht .00
S-R, 2212 8. (ilk St J4.00
STRICTLY MODERN.
4-R, t2 N. Slat Kt
4-R., 2711 8. lb Ht
4-R., 4317 N. 27th Ht. ........
7-R. 4.10 Eraklna 8t....,
T-R., 4M4 Hertford Ava
7-R., 520 B. I0lb Rt
7-R., S77 8. llth 8t
l-R., 414 N. I lat Ht
l-R., ills Iewe- Ava
l-R.. 1M2 N. 40th 8t
l-R , 1304 TSTenport Bt
-R 2211 Wirt Ht
SR., lot 8. llth Ht
R, 1044 Georgia Ava
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17 10
10 00
22 (ft
90 00
l 00
12 110
25 00
2. ISO
a oo
46 00
10 00
17.60
10 00
11-B., 411 8. Mh St. frhotre
brink dwlllln, Want Femem dis
trict)
FAT,
8TTtirTLT MODERN,
7 00
l-R , 141 8. llth 8t II oo
7 R., 1201 8. llth Ht 26.00
HKATKD APARTMENTS
l-R., 1144 Ohio 8t II 00
4-R., 10 Ohio 8t II 00
4-R., 2046 Howard Bt 26.60
6-R , 1051 Park Ava. (lust com
pleted, atrlrtly modern and up-lo-data
In avery respect; heat, hot
and cold watar and Janitor serv-
tea furnished). 10 00
l-R, 10H Tark Ava. (first floor,
vary rholce) 40 00
Cholra West Karnam apartment,
having I bedrooms and 2 hatha... T6 00
PORTER v& SHOTWELL
Offices With
American Beciirltjr To.
202 8 17ih Ht. Phone Dona- Mil,
(tRICTLt naw 7-room modern house, with
all modarn conveniences; oak woodwork
and hardwood floors upatalra and down
bullr-ln bookcaaae and other faaturoa
which represent tha difference batwaan a
home and a stopping place; ona block
from tha Harnay car Una; .l par mo
J. H. DUMONT & CO.,
414-1 fjKeeJIne Blda. Ph. IVmaies 190
pRAND new -room hunaaiow, rent 136; 2
year leaae; option to aunty rent on pur-
chese price. I'hona Walnut SZll
WANTED TO RENT
I'nf urnUkrd llnnara and Plata,
wTNTED TO RKNT'lmmedlalely, f ood7
r l-room houae with farase In Weat Kar
nam diatiict or Dundee. Muat ba a flrat
claaa plara. Glva full Information. Ad
drees O 117, Baa.
Wanted to Rent House
in DUNDEE.
W. I,. BF.LB Y A SON'S. Ponrta W9.
WANTED to rant nine to twenty-room
flat; eloaa In. O. 1(7, Baa.
MOVING AND STORAGE
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Reparate locked rooma, for houaehould
(noda and planoa; moving, packing and
ehlpplng.
OMAHA VAN AND 8TORAOB CO.,
104 8. 14th HI. Iiouglaa 4161,
GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE
Rtorea, movee. packa. ahlpa; 1-horaa van
and 2 man, l,2a per hour; atorage, 12 par
mon'h. Satisfaction guaranteed. Doug-
laa nil and Tyler 220.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, atorage and mov
ing 2)1 ft. 11th Ht. Phone
Douglaa ."4 or Webatar 6t).
Maggard
Van and Htorage t o. Moving, packing,
atoraga and ehlpplng. Phona DougUut
1406.
METROPOLITAN VAN &
STORAGE CO.
rrful attention glvn to rir for mnv
Ihk. p&rklnf or tetnrtKA, offlrn ar fHnymnn4
Kurnliur t o., 1613 and 1616 Jloward fit.
f'hnn D. hh't.
FIDELITY
PhonA PoiibJm 2 for rompltA
Itut tt varant hou an-j apart
mnntfi; a)no for forat. movlnf.
16th an4 Jarkann Hia
FERRIN VAN & STORAGE
Tacking, atorage, 16 Cap Ave. Tyler 1200,
J. C. REED p
La. Moving,
and atorega.
1207 Kurnam Ht. Douglaa 4144.
FOR RENT Buglnega Pr'p'ty
fltrcii.
2226 NO. 20TII HT.
Large atore room and 4-reom flat above
Un.nl Imatlon for tailor, ehoa reiairlng
etiop, pliiiiibing onVe or ainall faciury.
Hent .d 00 pr month.
li, a. wot.r.
M4 Were Hlk Tioug n4
HTorTTJif ' ""
Modern elnre room and baeement, 132
8 lath ht.; fttia location fr grocerlfe
end meata.
CON'RAO TOl'Ntl,
li.' Iahdeta Th'-eier fotg 17
bT'ihK lt'H'M.4 at lci ill r'.n.m (t.
Th... r H. i. (.i ii.mi mug i :n
fc'Tt'ltC. bulldtiia. VI in at rooma In raar.'l'iui
, N :otk l'..uii !
8VtAl I. e'ore, ltr p..e' oiS. e'."J ' It ".
htwootne. 1110 ( hUeg.i
otftcee n4 ftaalt Ilea in.
I I eiHAllI tC effl.e riiia In the rm'l'.ld
launee tlo h, 111 N Itlk Hi,
( Mr-1, lit 1st III ear ennni". "i.
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REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
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West Farnam District
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REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
DOWN TOWN
CORNER".
8a tha Northeaat corner of Hat and Daven
port Big. Lot hue 10 feet on Davenport,
facing tha High School and 44 feet front
aga on 3 1 at Rt., facing the New Working
Olrla' home; a 16-room frame bouee now
covera half of tha ground and paya 1100.00
per month rent; 14,800 00 raeh 12,600 00,
balance In Bldg. A I,oan Aaeoclatton.
H. A. WOLF.
114 Wara Blk. Pug 0M.
BUILT FAR TOU
Thle la tha bungalow that you have been
wanting elx rooma and bath, new, fully
modern, living room acroea front of houae.
Hae fireplace, bookceeee and beamed cell
Inga; plate rail and panel and a number
of other apeclat featurce; Urge etm room
with alv wlndowa; wood work white en.
amaled; entire houee newly decorated: re
ment baaement, furnace heat, floor drain
and alnk In baaement; eeat front lot, 4i
110 feet; fancy Iron fence. Trice for quick
aala, I2.4C0. about 1600 raeh and the real
monthly. Thla houae la located In Houle.
vard t'ark dlatrkt and aurruunded by new
homaa.
RABP BROS,,
104 Mot-ague Hldg. Pouglea 1461
MUST SELL
WANT AN OFFER
Dandy eight-room houae. full two-etory
and attic, modern tnrougnout. ok nn
leh. full baenmonl and good furnace; lo
cated on corner lot Juet north of Hernia
Park, ona block from the car line, both
atreeta paved. Thla la eaelly worth 4,6f'0
now offered at 14,000, and what a
want la an offer,
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Dotiglae 3162. I1I-J0 City National.
BEMlSnpARKRGATN
Wa have lleted e dandy 4 r. all mod
.em houee, 2 nice big rooma on flrat floor
and three bedrooma and bath on eecond
floor. Troperty la In nret.olaea condition.
Nlra big lot, handy to guod car line. Price
14.300.
Have ua ahnw you thla property.
WATT COMPANY,
Formerly Hlatt-Falrfleld Co.,
246-7-1 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Tyler 40
MILITARY AVE.
Vina location for residence or a etore
Thla le a 60-fnot lot on the eaet aide of
Military Ave., Juet aouth of Patrick Ava.
la on a terrace and It la worth eeeing and
the price te right It only takes a few
hundred dollara to make the flrat pay-
CKEIGH, SONS & COMPANY.
Douglaa 240 " Bee Hldg
TAKEN IN TRADE
WILL SELL CHEAP,
si.ooosirto CASH.
3720 Ohio HI , 6-ruoni, all on one floor,
newly papered and painted. run lot,
aoma ahruhbory. Monthly paymenla Ilka
rent, office open evenings 7 till p. m
Ask for Mr. lowrey,
HAHTINUH HKVIiKN, 14UHarneyBt.
PRA1RIB PARK. 1704 fowier Ava. Heeu-
llful. brand new, two-atory etuoco; I bed
rooma. aleoplng porch and tiled balb room;
beamed celllnas In dining room, bullt-ln
bookesaa In living room; beautiful shade,
lawn and hedge; first-story osk finish, sec
ond -story white enamel; artistically daoo.
rated: Ideal neighborhood; I400 cash and
140 monthly from respotialble party. II
J. BtanneU, owner, l.olf.l gall, or Doug
III.
Good Home
Very Little Cash
rive room cottage with bath; Urge lot;
fine ahrubhery and fruit trees. Price, 11,111).
Located 4107 North ilih ht.
Norris & Norris
400 Bee Hldg. Phone Douglsa 4374.
SACRIFICE SALE.
1610 N. 17th Ht., I room house; walk.
Ing distance. Don t full to sea this prop
arty If you want a barsaln.
B. P. HOSTWICK A BON,
Tyler 1604 100 Has Bldg.
NEAR 16TH AND PRATT.
I Iota and cottage, 4 rooma and bath,
modern eacept heat; 11,100 buys tills;
1360 caah, balance 116 00 per month.
P. J. I'fcHMKNH CO., 406 Omaha Nat. Hk,
KuUNTZB P1.AC1 Heal bargain In large
modarn house with new garage, on corner
lot, J4il20. F. D. Weed. D. 171.
I-ROOM house, all modarn, l032'Na. 3,1rT
Worth 11,200. Reduced lo 12,760 for quick
aala. lolfax 1272.
r'OK BALfc Hy owner, nearly new modern
7 -room houae at a big eacilflce. Call at
4060 North 14th.
lii-AUTU'lL North Hide home tor aala.
Naw. V. V. Knleet. 212 Hea Hldg.
IKl N. 47th til., tf rooms, inoUern, two
lorlea Weljnler 7.(1.
r-IiOOVl, modern bungalow, ibeay; leaving
clly. 2621 N. 46th HI.
UK1CK houae on fine lot.
16U tiuerwood.
11,260. Douglss 247.
linuth.
I-HOOM bungalow, bianil new, ell modern,
oak floors throughout; oak ftnieh In liv
ing and dining rooma; large, light, white
enamel bedrooma; good location, re
atrlcted addition. A bargain at 11,000.
Easy terms
BENSON L CARMICHAEL,
443 laiton Blk. Doug. 1111.
A 4-room cottage, modem escept heat,
naw plumbing. In a very good location.
Just a few stapa from a car line. 1411
C'astelar Street. Price. 11,060; cash, 1460,
balance monthly.
J. B. ROBINSON,
441 Bea Bldg. D. 101.
2101 H. 16th., l-room mod. houae, thor
oughly remodeled, new furnace, nice
baaement; laundry, alectrto lights, nice
flaturea; dandy east front lot. either 13
or 64 feel. Kxamlue It and eea ua Herka
Muell. D. 61)47.
bi'kcTa itbaroaTnT" u.njr
Oood cottage, 6 rooma and bath, all
modern, paving paid; houth 2iat til., near
llanscom park, good location.
1U.L1A III.K, HKALTlf CO.,
I'horie D. IIH2.
11 laci- Ilii uroua.
AUCTION SALE
ITnm nd lot iocuiM Ht If . 7 Chlf
rt. tn h nol4 to 1ha high btrt.tr.
Thurflay, June 1, at 10 a. in. ISlurp.
rr-n-t'My fi.iin u( m ruotn nam ua
lot, 3UH" tVH.
Tnni, Hoi down on rtr of tu
h-)W i-id Nun tnhlf nf run hiM
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mTt hnttil nil hi.'I wmrintM riaM i
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t i-'ld h4 im kit iiMiritinli In )!' k up
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SOPHIE .MALDMORN,
OWNER.
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5-ROOM miNCALOW
ALL MODERN
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REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
yt iar'linntfllle.
1 ACRK AND l-ROOM HOUSR.
One acre, fine rich garden land. par.
remjr level, dandy new 2 room bnnga
low Oood wall. Price 11,400. Tonne
lino caah, balance III per month. Aek
for Mr. Uwrv.
HASTINOR A 11ETDEN, 1614 HARNET RT
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
Wee.
LISTEN TO REASON.
fhy not let me show you Lot 44, Ky.
stone Park. 3 71 acres About 20 fruit
trees, nearly old enouah lo bear. Rome
grapea, lielence of land In alfalfa and
timothy. Ona of tha moat alahtly tracts
weet of Heneon. I mint have raeh and
will sell for J460 an sere. Other lend In
the same locality with nothing on Is sell
Ing at 1600 and up. lnveatlgate for your
self, then let ma show you
W. S. FRANK,
201 Neville Black.
A LA ROE romar building site In Dundea
dietrlct; all afreet Improvement. Includ
Ing 160 feat street frontage of paving
surrounding property restricted to large
homes built of brick and stone Tha pret
fleet and moat desirable location In tha
weet part of Omaha. Full particulars, ad
draea C 110, care Bee.
Trlfl best nrea are out Benson way. Tha
best plsca to buy seres out Benson way
Is In Benson Hardens, Rlchlsnd Acres
or West Henaon, wh.re we ran aell you
ona or mora acres from 1360 an acre and
up, on very eeey terms
71 ANT! NOB A HBTDEV,
1414 Hsrney pit, Phone Tyler 60
HENHON Oarden acres are the beat rloaa
ln acrea to ha had near Otnahs, t all,
write or phona Tyler 60 for reading mat
ter, telling mora about Henaon Harden
acrea, adjoining Reneon.
HAMTINOH HKTDr.N, 1414 Harney Rt
North.
AFTKR looking at M1NNB I.HRA 100 dlf
ferent buyers decided that It waa tha beat
propoeltion on Ihe market and they
backed their Judgment by HITYINO lota
If YOU will come out today you will
underetsnd why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO,
Tyler 117.
742 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
FOR HALK A KTKR LA KB CLUB LOTT
Including Ufa membership In the club.
Oeorge K. Thompson, walnut 1460
fToo a lot, eaay terms, neer 6st snd Orover,
one mils from car. Address Mrs. H, I
Hewver, "The fibrt " Phone Colfai 761
R. TrT-iNDERVOCT
Real Katata.
zvri Nevilla blk.
Insurant:.
Tol. Duu. 3400.
Mlsrrllanenna.
BARGAINS In real stgU grid acreage,.
(joirax lutiz. artur 11 a. vu
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
TH K remarkable Inrroaea In BEE Want
Ada can ba traced to only ona source
good results at has cost than any other
umilii papar.
12,fi78 MORE
I'ald Want Ads
March and April then
aam months 1116
MAVK a good niortgnge iaah and a well
constructed modem home In best resl
deuce section of Omaha for a close-In 10
acres. V hat have you good 7
W. T SMITH ro .
flty Nat. Hk. Hldg.
WHAT 1UVH Yutl OR DO TOU WANT f
Hea ua flrat. We may have Juet what
you want. Wa sstl or trade everything,
anywhere. Chas. J. Smith. Tyler 1611.
612 Bo. Ilth.
CAN aell or exchange nyt!Tlng you ha"ve)
to offer. C. J. Canao. -McJagu JJ1.
REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE
TRACK AOIC Klue site on M. M R. R , slie
bal66, can ba bought cheap. C A. Orlra-
mei. 142 Omaha Nat. hk. Hldg.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
If euana.
TiiToTrTioMii;
iter THIS DOT t
110 00 down and 1 1 0. 00 per month; price
1260 CO; ilia, 60x121; located on Dooust
Ht, between Clark and Hum ham. pot
far from arhool slid car Una. leeo. R.
Wright, He office, Omaha.
losscll Bluffa.
TO the Omaha people buying houses In
the west end of council Bluffs, we have
a choice Hal of new, modern West Knd
hous'-s and lots and will gladly show
you anytime,
jjat a Huas co.
Telephone 3244.
121 Pearl 6L Council Bluffa, la.
Dsslre.
DUNDEE
THE ONE BEST BUY '
$5,250
Htf llvln room, dlnlnf room anil kltrb
mn on flrat floor; 4 unuaually food Ud
bdroom and bath upatalra; attract'va
arrnimtnt; bsautlful oait wood work i
on of (ha baat lotutlona in tha vlllaga;
full anuth front lot, &0i,l6, oria bloc It to
ear liii. Hara la a iractlrally naw, up
to dato modarn houaa. which coat Ift.OOO
to build nn a lot worth 11.600. to ha
had fur tha coat of th bouaa aloua. Muat
ba aold, wa want an offar; It'a a wonder
ful hnc a. now rented at 0 par month.
ARMSTKONG-WALSII CO.,
Tyinr l..:ii. tit Itnae Bldg
DUNDEE BUNGALOW
EASY TERMS
Fit Kdoil ilanfl ru'Miia nil on ona floor,
modern in vary rartitular, nlc bath
ritoin, apftlal bulIMn fotura In Uvtn
riMini ain. kltt hu, InritP nun porrh, fttia
filll rntMnt tH m inflil , lilt m M frotit, T
lvid niivi, Willi all tavii.c and all
tidltt lHiJ )a ''ill- Thin la a mlnhiy
BtUh lirti ,l,u-i Aityiiim waiitltiH tu
own a horn ntitlvaiy rn't hmi thta
ri xiriuint I'rtca only II.3ir0, 3u0 csb,
balait nt'M.t hty.
PAYNE & SLATER CO.,
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REAL ESTATE Investments
DOWNTOWN
CLUB HOUSE SITE
46 feet front on llth; less than one
block. from Fontenelle Hotel. Only
111,600. Terms.
PAYNE & SLATER CO
Omaha Nan Bldg Fhnn rxiua . mu.
VANTK1 4"0 llv. wldi.awaka pflopla to
buy bus! new and ridiu:a lota tn tha
n-w and thriving town of Ndfrland
( Qlorada in mtli-a from lnvar. rrea
nnt population la 4,000 and by July 1&
thT will ba aa.ooo pMp(ti. Ndrland
Townalta company , N art or land 'otnrndo
K If. A L P,sTATK la tho inf.-at tnvAnlmatit and
tha valua ta doubling; faat In tha naw
town of Nedrla,nd. Colorado. Buy whlla
tha valuta ara tow. Wn will glva you
anv Information you wtah. Ndr1anu
Townalta company, Ndrlani. Colorado
KOIMt, T-r. frama dwalllnaa. inth and Corby
ranting $1.00 Ownr leaving, w anta
p.nnii. j. u Barbar, KfHiia TMdg Phona
Tylar 1710.
FINANCIAL
Ural foetal l.nitna, Blortg,as;a.
We are ready at all times to
make loans on tirst-class city
property and eastern Nebras
ka farms. Hates on request.
UMThl) STATES TRUST C O.
212 South 17th St.
MONKY TO LOAN UN
Apartment houees, double lirti k houses,
single boueea, btielneee proierty and farm
lands al 4 per ceru. per cent A 4 pr ct
W. II. THO.MAH,
ill Keellne Bldg Houglss HIS
6 l'KIl CKN'T to 4 per tent on l"t cleesiily
reslilrni'ee III aniounta I.Ontl lip; aleo
farm loans, rteeeoiiahle conimleelons.
PICTBR8 TRUHT ft.),, 1IM Karnam Bt
OMAHA homea. Kast Nehreelia farms
U'KKKKK rtliAl, lOSTAl'B It),
1011 Omaha Nsl'l. Phone Douglas 1716.
MONI0Y to loan on Improved farina snd
ranrhaa. v a also huy goml fenu mort
gsgeg Klnlte Inv. Co., i mialia
REAL, KHTATK. loans, ell per cent. Hue
I. K. Bill K ik I D.,
Ill Omeha Net. Hsnk
NO XiKI.A Y.
W. T UH4IIA.M,
bbb nr.ua.
MONfif TO I. )A N-rfoTTTeaia,
on Improved properties.
BHOPEN Ar ( '() Iinlig 4!2I
MONKV on hsnd for illy and
ferm loans, II. W, Winder, t'liy
Nations! Usnlc Hldg.
UJANH 6 i- 4 T'er fnl LOANS.
THOH. I,. McilARKY.
Keellne Illrig Ited I.HI
ClTt and farm loans, I. I', 4 per cent.
J. H. Ilumont fo , 414 Keillne Hldg.
1100 lo llO.OllO made promptly. F. I. U'cad
weed Bldg, lth and Ksrnam His
GARVIN imos2hC
5
"SlON E V. IIA'TiKi .SUN A MU Itl'ON
SID Omaha Nat Hun ll'rlji
lock and Honda.
Our Nebraska farm
mortgagee are not uf
7
fec.ted hy Kuropean wera
or panlca. Amounta 40
tn 120.000. We collect all
Interest and principal
free of charge; 80 yeara
In lha Nebraska farm
field without a loes la our record
KWJKK, INVESTMENT COMPANY.
01 Omaha Nat. Hank Hldg , Omaha, Neb.
HOME BUILDERS GUARAN
TEES YOU 7 PER CENT.
Invest In shares now, while they are I II
No speculation, shareholders protected by
mortgages oo new homes. Ask ua guaa-
llons.
HOME BUILDERS,
17th and Douglaa Ht. Omaha
14,000 mortgage bearing I1 per cent semi
annual, si c urea by properly, valued 111,160.
'Jalmage-Looinla lnv. Co., w. o. w, Hldg
sitrss of Title.
Cilia m tltnt Abstract Co." We carf'brlng
VJ liai ail lit down your khetm. i on
ehort notice. R. 7, I'attereon Bldg 1). 3447
Kerr
Title, Guarantee anil Abstract
Co., a modern abstract office
106 H. 17th Ht. Tel. 1). M7.
HKKD AllSTflACT Co, oldest, abatiect of
fice In Nebraska. 'J0i llrandels Theater
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado I. mule.
CATTLE HANC11 for sale. 1,000 acme near
Hurord, Colorado. 200 aires cultivated
National foteet grazing prlvllifgee for 1,009
rattle. Addreea "Kanch," 7S0 Mymea
Hullillng. Denver, Colurudo
bun now tli e auction 1-1 1-66 . Weld county.
Colorado, 14 per acre, owner, Kred this,
Lincoln, III.
Tow a 1, a fide.
EXTRA 140-anre 1'otlawettamle
county
farm near l'erala, vary fins,
1160, for
Omaha clear Income
A. ABBoTT. Atlorney-st-la, Omaha.
Mlnrw-aola l.ttntla.
VlL'ICK ACTION
11.000 00. 11.000 00.
11,000 00 down and halanca ten annual
psyineijts st 4 per cent will buy one of
the beet (I'lextere In Ihe Red lllver Valley;
good set of new buildings; two miles from
town; all under cultivation ; richest eoll,
nothing better for a fine stock and grain
ferm; good water. Hrhool clone by. Price
17 60 per acre. liok this up now
WOHKH-MOHR INV KM I'M K.NT III, 41
alerchanla flanlt Bldg , Ht. Paul. Minn.
40, 10 Oil 140 AVHLH good, heavy soil,
well-settled part of Todd county, Minn.;
good rosds, schools and churches; price,
14 to 20 per acre; ternut, l per acre
caah, halanca tl per aore a year, 6,000
aorea to aslant from; agents wanted, will
make low railroad rate to Inspsot.
HCIIVVAH HHOH,
1011 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
Missouri LanAli
CHBAP FARMli Any"alse7 easy terms, in
the beautiful Ohhihs of Dent county, Mo.
W. H Krauk. n Neville lilnrk. Omaha.
NrbraaUu l.aiula,
lTT.I. make sumeoitA ft bergalti on a
good Improved corn and elm k faun, inn
a- iee eoutlHient Nebr . t'otiveiil-Mit to good
iiiuiilseet teen of l.eeo Urlie owner
tor per l li uliii n Ail'ln- I" 1 1 It I1, h
roll NAl.f. - ll-et leige body high grade
inedlum priced land In Nehreeke, very
little uinney requited C. lliadley, Wo.
ba.-h. Nb
KoK HA1.I.- i:o anea. alt inllea e iuth of
lug Hprll.g, Neb Level land Price 111
per a-re. H. M. Ailems, Morris. Alllin.,
owner.
Al flK'l, lmpiota.1, l-i '
Nebraai,e. niiiel be e.ild
111, Itriieen llow, Neb
ill' 'II IMlllllv,
A'litreae I" I
Nnrlh liakula la tide,
KAhM.1 t 'H HAl.K AND (..V-'ll SS'"i:
I N i tu-; Hr'n Kl V Ml 1 A it. I J " i.
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V Al lllrfi In 8"- A' '11 1 ." TllrS-w
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Horses -Live Stock -Vehicle
for Bale.
A-l FAMILY mil. h cow for aala. Her. SaTa
SS21 Weheter 81
IIAY, is GO a ton. A, V. Wagner. SoTWTlt
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
" sii.ko cmirnoD.
Made of pure grain Beet In the mar
ket. If your dealer does not handle It
go to A W. WAIINEH, 101 N. Uth "t.
Douglas 1141
PKIKOVH pay fsr better than chickens
eliveie p"nned up; llltle epaca needed to
eterl. free hook etplaina all. Majeattc
Siiueb Co., Dept. II. Adel. la.
JUS t relved a (MI A frn' FffVS
shipment o f WlAJlliiiriUO
Ihe little color changing pet. Mai Oele
lr Bird Co . l17 Kernem "t.
Bcreeninge il.arper'lOO'fhe. 401 N lith ii.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Sec Those Used Cars at
C. W. Francis Auto. Co.
If you are In the market for a good used
car. now Is your opportunity to purchase
one st a very small price Read the fol
lowing list carefully and then come up
and see for yourseir.
111. 4-ryl Httidehaker
1114 HtuJrhaker "4,"
I eitra tires
stsrter.
1411, 4 cyl. Overlsnd.
1U, 4 cl. Overland.
1114 Pnrd, good as nsw
till. 4-ryl. Msxwell truck.
3 1114 Maiweii inuring csrs
H14. 4-cyl Detroiter, self-starter.
I II 4 Ford roedeter.
llll. 4-ryl. International touring
1111. 4-ryl. Crow F.lkhart, good rendition
llll. 4-cyl. Cadillac, good condition
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.
Hfftrtdnrrt Trnyinn, i$2. In flrit.rl ron
dHlnn. Motor hat IS Nvr I.tsiit platnn
tlim, i tiw connactlnf rod lnton pin
tut liunhinm, Z nw crank ahaft buah
Inna, rnnnarttng rod buahlnra, acrapad to
m, A iifw roller bnartnir Blaavaa, I naw
l'rmt.Q hnail lampa ftwart vacuum aya
Imn, TrufTault, Hurt ford A tMamond
Uhn-k alrftoi tmra. Addraa L 991, Una.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
D 1110 2301 Fernam
Buli k roadster, n il.
' Chevrolet touring; elect, equipment.
Manweil louring. 1114 ,
llupinnblle touring, llll.
A I'Tl INIOBI I.K lNHi-RANClC
Mpei lei rata for liability Insurance an
Ford cars, Including property damage. III.
rlre and then at lowest ratea.
K1I.LT, ALMS A THOMPSON,
111-14 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. llll.
nonoB car riNic condition,
Run 1. 100 miles.
Three eatra -aetugs-A good buy.
NEBRASKA UUILK AUTO CO.,
1114 Farnam St. Phona Doug. 711.
TUB AUTOMOBILE WONDER.
Make a ton trunk out of your Ford
car. everybody la buying this 'Torm-a
Truck." It solves your delivery problem
and setts like wild fire. Agents wanted
For particulars see or write JOHNSON
DANFOIITH CO., 1421 N, llth.
WE will Hade you a new Ford for your old
one.
INDl'STRIAI, OARAGE CO,
10th and Barney, Doug, llll
VSKD CAR BARGAINS AT
MLRPHV-O BRIKN AUTO CO.,
1114-14-11 Kernem Ht.
A a In hrimirles Muil l-alnlle(,
NEB. Auto ilsdlator Repair Service anJ
prices right. 214 H. llth Ht. D. 7JI0.
1100 lewsrd tor magneto we ran t repair
Colle repaired lleyednrfer, 110 N Uth
JOB Ml'HPKY Auio" repairing, ill ."TjIK
lLT,r ' '" " '" ""cl '
' Klcc-lrlc 4 arr.worillaa.
Waiter Anilersot., agp't rep g alootrirT
naiienag, Btoraga. i.io jfaria.rn. U17,
Anlo Tlri-a anil Bnnplles.
DON'T throw away old 1 1 res We' maka'otie
new tire from 2 old onea and save you 40
per cnni. j m : Vulcanising Co., 1614 Dev.
annojrt Jit., jnmslia. Neb. Douglaa 391 4.
ALTO TiltKS
BF.nt'II.T, U 00 TO II 00
DUO Tf RK Co., mi CHICAUO ST
Till Kg. J0a, 14 71, Klslts, IS. 74." Other suTs
it. proportion Thess tires are new, flral
less tires. Duplcs Tlra Co , llll Karnam
Ht. Douglas 4471.
E-"!-''!-"! 'yiTrw-i.-f'-mrMTrTr7tg,jarn-w.eataottuiimjy
Motorcycles and Bicycle
FOR BALK Thor motorcycle, newly" eri-
aiiieleil, engine over hauleii. Cheap for
cash. Phone Harney 2143,
II A R I . IC Y -r A V I DHO N M OTO It?' TCL KfT Be f -
gslu In used machines. Victor Hoos, "Ths
ilotnreycle Man." JVOI Leavenworth.
aie .e,i... aj-
ST HOMR BI'II.DIMS- ch.r-e II II
SO 4 No Hpeculellun Dtvldende July
And January, Flret tnortsass se-
jSKKi-W rurltv snd bulliters' a r o f I I a
Mqnef lo. It on ehort autlee,
(f,'v, Amsrloan haoturlty OoN T. aV.
' J 17th and Douglaa 8t., Omaha.
J 1
LEGAL NOTICES
TO lloNI'ilOLOLlUs Ub TJiti; blih,lU-
UAN t UAL, l UJII'AM,
Tha holili ig of hunds of Tim Kherldiui
Coal i iiiiiiihii v arn lieteliy iinUfirrl that
Din mini i e'Mic'i. irusie uniler triiMl ilcoi
of
riio Mn-1'Ulan Coal cumpaiiy, tlniml
line II, l'.Hi.t, and rti'iiideil Juno M, JUUa
Honk II nl MiMlKngo lli-cnrils, oil
lumn 4Vi, In ilia nil lie or ihn county
li-ik t-r the i mi n i y oi r-neriiiaii anti Mate
f V v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u, line rci rHeil nuili a Irom
Ihn ,Sh. in hni Cnul i'oiiiitiiy thai It nil,
on or In l"t Juna ilu UMii, remit lo tha
nili'imi-iii-'l 4.4,i'i.'l In lk Ui an-l to
I n o J4 biiti'ls, en iirovMml In raid trust
,1 .. it lii' la hereby given thai llm
utiilerel.tiwil hug drawn ami eolecled by
it the luiioHitig i wi iity iiiiir nurtii'Mi a ni
wrtityfoiir f lt bumla .utetuiiilliig
ii ml l v said It nt deed - I. e ; 4, 4. i l,
hi. i.i. I, hi, i 'a. i, i, :i,;, :m.
,t, ,, sin ;;;i 'i. 3-r. in4. 4-h. m, :.tn.
i. nil -lit rrntri tin- eiiihini! ruin! i.i
e en I' ll I I" it ' ) sold 'I he rhi 1 1 Inn t
ii 'rr PHttl tr'lei ueeil rtliU ll(ein
Mil, H I'B v'lii.'i'l i-f aaM 1. .' In 111" ii.e.
Kli. , itt ,,r T.eiitie .nine ii i,mv me
i,.U relS'l' d lv l:l, rt! Its I'ffl' ee. Ht the
.I'm r if I ice i li.itii and Mi'lienii atree-tg,
le, ihe i'iiv if i hlcag'i, li lunie on ha
.1 .In i-f Ji'v A I', rue pay lo Ine
i,rre or leaie'eied uien.re nf eelt
mis. ii'ilitt" red ae e' iiej.i u,e t ' 1 1
I e mi neted Inleieat tiiete ni
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t S!n, till IT i 'M I S Tl ikI.i
H l; ! f, i " M'l S K ,
PrcparcJncna
for the mcrthinl mrant
not only C4rr)in. th
,'ihmJi th cuilonvcf Mints,
t-vit iWvi ItHlnrf 4?ery h,
iitl tuituinrr know that
the goatdt art awAitinrf
him at attractlrt prii.
This itirsni un uf nwt
tAHr adeftltnrf tpaci,
Avhrrtiif In The Iee,
The Secret St
By E. Alexander Powell
Author of "Tha End of tha Trail," "Fighting
la Franca." ale.
STNOPSIS.
Lieutenant Jarvls Hope le detslled by tha
United tuatea naval board to Investigate
and report hie findings on the Invention of
Dr. Ralph Burke, which serves to bring tha
submarine to a atate nf perfection. The
lieutenant arrlvee In Valdavia and la wel
comed by the Inventor and hie daughter
Cleo. On the Irlsl trip of the Inventor's
boat a Japaneae helper Is surprised In tha
set or exemlnlng the mechanism of tha ven
tilating device.
"If tlir 4f crct is to br, had, Olga."
br said, holding her hsnd in both of
lii, "I will get it for you no mat
ter what the cot."
Two day after tlir struggle in the
.iihiuarine, Gerald Morton reached
Valdavis. He went immediately to
see Burke.
"Doctor Burke," heqan Morton,
when thev were seated in the inven
tor's study, "I have been sent here
by mv uncle, Calvin Montgomery."
"Calvin Montgomery I" ejaculated
Burke, and Morton saw his face sud
denly blanch. "Calvin Montgomery
is an old friend ... 1 have not
heard from him for many years. But
but what dues lie want of me?"
"He wishes to obtain sn option on
your submarine invention, Doctor
Burke," said Morton, on whom the
inventor's expression of momentary
alarm had not been lost. "Should
it pass the tests to which he would
naturally wish to put it, he desires
me to say that be would be willing
to pay yoi very handsomely for your
rignts very handsomely, indeed."
"I appreciate your uncle's offer,
Mr, Morton," was the reply, "but I
cannot accept it. In fart, I have al
ready promised my invention to the
government of the United States."
"We will pay you far more than
the government, Doctor Burke,"
urged Morton, "and the government
is notoriously slow pay."
"The government already has my
promise, said the inventor firmly.
I hen we cannot ohtain tne op
tion?" "It is out of the nitration, as I have
already told you."
Before you make your derision
final, Doctor Burke," said Morton,
taking from his pocketbook the card
which Calvin Montgomery had given
him, "you had better read this."
llurke adiusteri his spectacles.
"Dear Ralph," he read, "I once gave
vou something that I valued as rmirh
as you value the secret of the sub
marine. Now is your cnance to re
pay nie. Calvin. Montgomery."
For some minutes the inventor sat
silent, lost in thought. It was evi
dent that the message on the card had
deeply stirred him. At last he spoke.
I Ins message places me m a most
difficult position, Mr. Morton, be
said. "I must have time to think it
over. on nan ocuer ace im ki
in a few days. '
As the inventor was ushering his
caller to the door, Cleo Burke came
tripping down the stairs. The broad
brimmed sun hat that she wore ac
centuated the spun-gold quality of
htr hair and the rose-leaf beauty of
her coinnlexion: Hie simple gown nt
clinging muslin emphasized her girl
ish ilcnderness. "Hy lieorgei smn
Morton to himself, "what an exquisite
creature.
Mr. Morton, said Burke, this is
my daughter, Cleo."
I'm delighted o meet you, .Miss
Burke." was what Morton said, but
he was thinking, "Cleo? Cleo? Now,
where the devil have I hearrj that
name before? . . . By the living
jingo, I remember! It was the name
used by I'liile Calvin when I over
heard him talking to himself the day
I left New ork!
"If you're going to the town, Miss
Burke." said Morton, noting that she
was evidently dressed for the street,
may I have the honor ol walking
with you? I am staying at the
hotel."
"Of course you may come with me
if vou like," said Cleo, obviously en
joying the atttention of the handsome
stranger. "I m going marketing, As
they strolled down the street, laugh
ing and chatting gayly, Morton tin-
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Joseph Weguian and wife to t'hrls-
tlan Feioclc and wife, northeeet cor
ner 8eventeenth and Hickory
atreeta, 47v.illlfll I 1
W hi. Wright snd wife to K A
Hrowneii, northwest corner Twenty-second
snd 1, streete, 40x114.. . S,4Ai)
Samuel Heltninh snd wife to Henry
Wilkenlug, X street, 64 feet weet
nf Twenty-stvth street, south side,
kdslJI 144
Walter W. Wldoe snd wife to l ath.
erlne H. Keen, Twentieth street,
II feet euiilti nf O etreet. rest
elde, llslin :.40
Pareb A. Kergueon snd husband In
Mainuat r. Olllnsliy, Klfty eerond
eecond avenue, nil feel north of
Mnein hlghwey, weet side, Mi
141 J I, S04
Oeoige I,. ludfnrd end wife lo
Agetha I! Ilninnii, Douglee street.
feet weet of Kony-eighth,
etreet, e.niOl side. l)t. . 100
Inn Kennedy to Matilda II lleillnien
end hiiehe'id, ltnney street, ll'l fel
reel of Mlleenth street, ttortlt llile,
SO 1 J4 , , . . S.I10
Metv r. HlngieaH and husband to
.-r I't.ni-iii, I'hlieg'i eiieet. tl
f.'et e-i I'f lwenl thlnl. ttoith
.Hie. I1kt.ll
lU'inell I 4 1 be I Slid If In Oi-nige
tensl"'i'. iwir I h w mi miner 'lluf
l-.-i.th elid l'ii"' lied S In.
1 IS I I'll1
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el ef ri lt flilh elteet. enulh
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Submarine
la Flanders," "Tha Road to Glory," "Vlra
Copyright, 1918, by E. Alexander Powsll.
consciously fell under the spell of
her girlish charm.
"Tell me, Mis Rurke," he said as
he was leaving her, "do you know a
man named Calvin Montgomery?"
"Why, no," said Cleo; "I never
heard the name before."
"Vet, I'll bet my last dollar that
it's more than a coincidence," mused
Morton, as he entered his hotel.
"Uncle Calvin, talking to himself,
speaks of a girl named Cleo. Then,
almost in the same breath, he tells
me to come out here and see his old
friend Burke. ' And Burke introduces
me to a girl named Cleo. And any
one could see that Burke was discon
certed when I gave him that message
from Uncle Calvin, Burke has some
thing on his mind besides the secret
of tiie submarine."
a a a
Though the police started their
search for Satsuma within an hour
after the submarine returned to
shore with the body of the murdered
seaman, they had failed to find the
slightest trace of the Japanese. They
had watched the outgoing traina and
ferry boats. They had gone
through the lower quarter! of
Valdavia with a fine tooth comb.
They had wired a descrip
tion of the murderer to every city and
village for a hundred miles around.
Vet they could get no trace of him.
Sat suma had disappeared as com
pletely as though the earth had
opened and swallowed him.
late in the afternoon of the sec
ond day after the fight in the submar
ine, a man might have been observed
strolling aimlessly along the beach
outside the town, lie behaved like
one who had no definite objective and
was walking to kill time, for he
stopped every now and then to toss
pebbles into the water-or with his
cane to trace patterns in the sand.
So slow was Ins progress that dark
ness was falling when he found him
self opposite a tumbledown and de
serted fisherman's hut which stood
by itself on the beach, five miles from
the town, Glancing about ta make
rertain that he was unobserved, he
knocked sharply on the rickety door
-tour short raps, then three, two,
one. A moment later there was a
sound as of a plank being lifted with-,
in the cabin.
"It's all right, Satsuma," said the
man without. "It's I Mahlin." The
door opened and the visitor found
himself ill a pitch black room.
"It's not wise to show a light,"
said Satsuma's voire in the darkness.
"It might possibly be noticed by
someone passing on the beach."
"Here' some food for you," said
the man called Mahlin, producing
various packages from the pockets
of his coat. "The police have been
so limy that I didn't dare take the
chance of coming here before. You
certainly got yourself into one terri
ble scrape, What ditl you learn about
the invention?"
"I had a good look st the appar
atus," said Satsuma. "In fact, ihe
old man caught me examining it.
That was when the shooting hf-jan.
The niechaiiiini is comparatively sim
ple. I he real secret is in some f.ir
iniila which Burke uses, but v. Iiii h,
of course, I was unable to find."
Mahlin uttered an oath. "We've
got to find it," he exclaimed "Vou
had better have a look thniin'h
Burke's house tonight It's probably
among the papers in his laboratory."
"It's not saf ' for mc to g" 11111
night." !aid !ic Japanese Millcvb .
"I'll run into smiir ol the ilricctiws.
I had hitler t'liit until the M-a.'ih
for mi hai- had time to die dov, n."
"You'll go wh-Mi I tell vou tn, my
Oriental friend," said Mahlin savage
ly, "and that's tonight. I've got lo
have that formula and I've got lo
have it quick."
"It's not safe to go out tonight,"
Satsuma persisted stubbornly,
"You'll go through Burke's house
tonight." snarled Mahlin, flying into
a sudden rage, "or I'll trll the detec
tives where they tan find the Jap
who killed that sailor."
(To be continued tomorrow.;
New Hay Inspector
Here for Busincs
J. C. Tederson, just chosen as the
hay inspector lor the new Omaha
Hay Exchange, has arrived from Chi
cago. Mr. Pederson says he cannot tell
much about the local situation until
he has been hete a while and has had
an opportunity to look over the field.
Offices for the new Hay Exchange
are to be opened soon, although the
location is not yet definitely an
nounced. I he hay cars of most of the rail
roads vull be handled on the switches
at l-'ouf teenth and Nicholas streets,
where there is said to be abundant
trackage on a. I ot the several roads,
i he Burlington road has no trackage
(there, however, so that the hay coin
t ioeiiiig on the Burlington will have t
be handled on the Burlington tracks
t lsrw here.
lhi, however, will make only two
iptaies t'i msh fur Hading, while in
! K uisas Cttv, where the hay busmen
, ; is hiKhly developed, the buvera have
j to travel all over the coy to visit the
various Iraiks lor trading purpoic.
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