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THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. JUNE 23. 1916.
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FOR RENT Ap'ts and Flat.
Miscellaneous.
I aod 4-room brlok (lata, eloee In. mod. ex.
Deal, in. Tol.na TmnkulL P. itit.
koDERN apartm.nu, 111 and up. Nu
voetomee. o. p. suBbina. isis cueate-
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Houses and Flats.
WANTED TO RElfT Irameaietelv, tool t
or S-roem houee, with firmge In Wut Par
nam district or Dundee. Uuat ba ft Bret-
' ctaea place. Olvo full Information. - Ad
. dreea o 117. Bee.
Was tad to 'Bant Houeea
IS DUNDEE.
L. flBLBT SONS Donalaa 111.'
, . MOVING AND STORAGE
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. .
BopftrftU toelud room, for hoveehold
(ooa and planoa; movfciK. saoklns and
shipping. -
OMAHA VAN AND STORAQB CO..
101 & nth St Doua-laa nil.
GORDON VAN CO.
Psektni. stores sad mov
bi(. Ill N. 11th St Phone
Pout'ee in or webetar Mil.
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE
Btoroa. movos, packs, ships; t-horc tu
0 sod f men, ll.lt psr hour; storaco. It pr
month. Sotlstectlon guuutsotl. DousIm
HIS SJia TylT ISO.
METROPOLITAN VAN 4,-,.,
STORAGE CO.
Careful otuntlon (Ivan to ordsrs for mov
tns;, packing or atorage, offloa at Raymond
furniture Co.. 1U and Ull Howard Bt
poono o
FIDELITY . sSrvicb r'REE
i Phona Douflu 381 for oomplete
Uat of raoant houeea and apart
menta; also for Horace, moving.
win ana jacxaon oia.
Maggard
Van and Storage Co. Moving, packing,
torage ana supping, mono Lwugias H9,
J n UIP'FtV Bxpreai CoT, Moving
Kl!jiJJ packing and storage
HOT Farnatn Bt Douglas Ut.
FOR RENT Business Prp'ty
Stores-
. FOB BENT.
Bulldtnv formerly occupied by National
Printing Co.. at SOS-It S. 12th St.: a floora,
.44x61 feat, aultabla for printing a ho p.
wholesale or warehouae purpoee. ,
. . BENSON 4b MYEBS CO.,
44 Omaha National Bank Bids.
FOR RENT.
Vary flne atora room, located at 14th and
Leavenworth 8t.. Beaaonabla rent For
- further Information call
CALKINS CO.,
Doue-lae lilt 'City Nat'l Bank Bids.
STORES.
. Modern atore room and baeemont, III
& llth BU; fine location for srooorlfe
and moats.
CONRAD TOUNO,
III Brandele Theater. Dous. 1171.
STORE ROOM3 at laul-llll Parnem St
Thoo. r. Halt 481 Bam,. Bids. P. 7.01,
STORE building, living' rooma In rear, 2004
n. 2utn. uougiaa ista.
SMALL atore, near poatoffloe. til. ,G. r.
Btebblna, KID Chicago.
Offices and Desk Room.
' OESIBABLE office rooma In the remodelled
Crounae block. 111, M. 11th- St (oppoalu
. poatoffloe), $10 to 111 per month. Conrad
Young. 121 Brandele Theater. Doug. 1I7L
, Fin Salt -"
tor
Doctor- md Dentlat
Let na anew yon. -The
Bee BoiMIng,
- Offloa Room IN.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West. "
TRADE YOUR COTTAGE
; for this 7 -room .house, not new, but In
the very beat of repair; fully modern,
-dandy sast front lot, 40 feet Crontage,
atreet pavoo, located- at 114 6. SI th; 'only
V- li blocks weat af poatoffloe, 1 Mook north
of Farnam St. whore Talue are doubling
palmoat each- year. Price, lit-tw) ar can
make eaay terms. 1
Rasp Bros.
- -rjtMitrlfU- 4H. 10 -MeCarna BlfSst
We want an offer
841 Lincoln Blvd. This la a 7room,
trlotly all modern houae in good repair-:
facing the- boulevard, J uat north of Call
, fornta St; handy to Crelghtoa coIIsk
eaally worth $6,600, but will aall for $4,600;
eaay terma If deelred. Do not bother ten
ant, but aee us for full partleulara.
f GLOVER & SPAIN,
Douglaa 1983. ' . 81B-20 City NatlonaU
TOR SALE by owner, modern iomo and
furniture, oorner lot, tn Dundee; gar
age. 4941 Davenport St Phona Walnut
-1684.
6Tt LINCOLJ BLVT.--ll.room houae,
strictly modern, with hot water heat
) Price, $60.- Douglaa llt. '
North.
BARGAIN
Corner 26th and Parker, 181 feet,
paved atreeta, ntoe lawn and ahade treei,
1 block from bar line; 6 large rooma, cel
lar, bath room, cloaet, gaa. water, sewer
In houae; must be Bold; submit offer.
W. G. SHRTVER,
r t ' Phone D. 1416
1041 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
NEW l-KOOM BliNOALiW,
NEAft MILLER PARK,
$200 CASH.
. And monthly payment. Ilka rent will
--any a brand new five-room, all modern
hungaloW at IMI North llth Ave. Hard.
"wood flnleh throughout; large, aunny
rooma; full baaemant; furnace heat leun
. dry, etc
; THE BYRON REED CO.,
Jlouglaa 27, , 211 South I7th St.
$400
A BARGAIN AT THAT BUT
MAKE US AN OFFER. ....
IRIS Cva-ne Bt a dandy f-roem houae;
mod. and in fine condition; oak floora
throughout; oak finish downstairs; large
attic. Good location. Owner transferred
ofrorn. city, anxtoua to sell.. Worth lnvea-
tlgatlng let ua show you thla house.
V. V. 8HOLE8 CO.
116-1$ City Nat. Bk. Bldg. ' poug. .
Good Homo . , '
? - Very Little Cash
' Five -room cottage with bath; large
lot: fine shrubbery and fruit trees.
Pries, $3,160. Located 4107 North 3th St.
NORRIS & NORRIS
400 Bee Bldg.
Phone Douglaa 4270.
PRAIRIE PARK Moat artlatlc 'dlatrlot Iff
. city, No aheda, alleya, ohlokeoa, aahea,
tin nana or dead oata. Haa ateam heaud
preee hrtck community garage and olub
houae. Houeea and lota 4,i00 to 11.100
with paving paid in fall. One-tenth own,
balance 1 per oent monthly or will build
to ault nurohaaer., B. 4 SoanneU, Doug.
XOTJNTZB PLACE.
Seven-room, atrlctly modem home with
tot water heat; lot 40ilt0; eak flnleh.
' bullt-ln feature,; eoulh front; paved
atreet paving paid.
PATNB INVESTMENT CO., 1 '
Ith floor Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. D. 1TI1
SACRIFICE SALE. -, v
- lkio N. 17th St, l-room houae: walk
ing dlatanea. Don't fall to eee this prop,
arty If yon want a bargain.
B. P BOSTW1CX (ON.
Tyler not. loo Bee Bldg.
I HAVE J uat finlahd an all modem, fully
v deoorated, oak Sn1abr bungalow on fine
uit front lot and can aall aame for
1.210, on very eaay terma. Call Colfax
- w .
-,. $850. ;.
4-roora cottage, near loth and flpratue
good location and a bargain.
r. P. WEAD, 110 s. llth St., Weed Bldg.
1-ROO.M cottage for 11.000. Corner lot
eoxlir fttaa fratt Bt. .
w. H. DATES. '
-' I4T Omaha Nat. Bldg., D. 1204.
BRICK houae on fine lot
1113 Sherarood, 11,200,
uougiaa av.T,
KOUNTZSJ PLAee raatrloted dlatrlct reel-
denoe for aalo. r, V. Knleet IH4 N. llth.
FOR SALE Six-room modern cottage, N.
210. ; a eacrlOce. Tel. So. 2112, ,
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
South.
$3,150
NEAR 25th AVE &
W00LW0RTH
-room two-story houae, beautiful east
front lot 40x137; paving paid In fult
Thta la by far the beat bargain we have
Hated In the past year. Quarter-sawed
oak woodwork, quarter-sawed oak floors
upetatra and down; tile bath, flrot-olaaa
hedttng plant; small garage on the rear
of the lot $460 cash, balance l-fl.60 per
month.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH
COMPANY., ,
Tyler Ull. Ill Roaa Bldg.
FIVE ROOM
' NEW BUNGALOW
Near Han acorn iParkt aeleeted material
used In building; oak fin tan; large i living
room haa bullt-ln bookcases; dlnlngroom
with bullt-ln buffet i- kltohen, I bed
room and bath, all on one floor; full
baaemant eemented; a home of quality,
on largo lot with aome fruit; owner haa
need of the money and will sacrifice for
$1,100.
SCOTT & HILL CO.
Doug. 1000. Ground Fir. McCague Btdg.
DON'T OVER LOOK THIS
:" ; ; ...-PLACE v:,
T-room house, located at 181$ South
18th St, eaat front about I years old,
built by the present owner. A very pretty
place and finished In excellent shape;
full basement; nice shade trees In front;
. In a restricted district and among the
nicest homes of the elty. Can quota ft
price of $6,000 and make '
HIATT COMPANY,
I46-T-9 Omaha Nat'l Bank.
Tyler $.
(-ROOM bungalow, brand new, all modern,
oak floora throughout; 'oak flnleh in liv
ing and dining rooms; large, light, white
enamel bedrooms, good location; reatrtoted
addition A bargain at $$J1$0, Eaay
terms.
$41
BENSON & CARMICHAEL.
II Paxton Blk. Doug. 1TI1
SAFETY FIRST.
FOR RELIABLE. AND BAFB
FIRB AND TORNADO INtfURANCB .
' BKB
CNEIL'8 R. 8. A INS. AQBNCT.
$34 Brthdels Theater Bldg. Tyler 1034.
NSW bungalow, t-room and aun parlor, ill
on one floor, on 16th (lAve. and pierce;
eisy terms. Call owner, Red 1881.
110$ SO. 15TH, .C-room modern, new, fur
nace; 11 or 66 -ft. lot; atreet paved. Berk
a Mtiau. y. hct.
1-ROOM houae, all modern, for sale. 3620
-Pacific. Phyne Harney til.
Miscelltneout.
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW,
ALL MODERN.
Oak finish In hall, v living and dining
1 room; large colonnade with bookcases,
paneled dining room, .built-in kitchen cab
inet and cupboards, enameled bath room
with modern fixtures; large porch, walks
In yard In perfect condition; electric fix
tures and window shades furnished. Price
$2,760; $800- cash, balance monthly. A
look at this will convince you that you
had better start paying your rent money
where It Is applied on TOUR home. Call
for 'appointment It k no trouble to
ahow you.
' TRAVER BROS.
' Douglaa 4888. 70S Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
NEW bungalow of five rooms and bath,
fully modern, oak finish, oak floors, beam
.. ceilings,- bookcases,' window seat, built-in
cupboards, high grade plumbing and
' lighting fixtures; full basement furnace
coal rooms, vegetable room; ftne east
front lot near oathedraL Price cut to
$3,660; easy paymenta.
nAflf flitUB., uougiaa jess,
BRAND NEW, CLASSY, 6-ROOMJ
BUNGALOW OWNER UN
ABLE TO OCCUPY. '
Worth 14,000, take 12,100. quick 'aale.
Beautiful oak flnlah, all bullt-ln effeota.
' Act quick. i
OSBORNE. 701 Oma Nat; Bk. Bldg. D. 1474.
, . IIOOr-7 PER CENT MORTOAOE
on 160 acrea of good, level land In eaetern
Colorado that ni worth "at- leaet three
tlmaa the amount of loan; I yeara aeml
annual Intereet B. T. Heyden, 1414 Har
ney m.' mono -Tyler ao.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West
IN THE CATHEDRAL DISTRICT.
' One of the heat lota between the Joalyn
reatdenoo and the Cathedral la offered
' for IL7C0 for abort time, worth 1100 to
1110 more. Partleulara on. application.
GEORGE W. WALLACE. 14 Keellne Bldg.
North.
Aft iMaTlntT mt UTWVW T.rTMA SAO Ait.
, Cerent buyers decide that It was the beat
proposition on the market and they
backed their judgment by BUYING lota.
. If YOU will ctftne.out today you wtU
understand why others are Buying,
- CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.
Tyler 187,
741 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
BARGAIN Vacant lot 63x110 on 18th Ave.,
near Yates, make ma an offer. C. A.
Qrlmmel, 84$ Om. Nat B.k. Bldg.
South.
$5 FEET, 18tb Bt, I blks., from viaduct
$$,800. McCague Inv. Co., McCague Bldg.
Mlicellaneottg.
N 'acre' or' two nought now In Benson' Gar
dens will make you more money than any
other kind of Investment Call, write or
phone ua. Tyler $0, for reading matter,
telling more about Benson Gardens.
HASTINGS A HUTDBN. 1814 Harney St
$100 a lot easy terms, sear Hat and 0 rover,
one bun irom oar., juoresa sire. n. i
Hwver. t$14 Grand Ave. Phona Golfs Til
REAL ESTATt-rSuburbam
Benson.
; LYNNWOOD
In Benson,
L SO lota aeon to ba put on Ml. at bar
gftln prleea.
Wfttoh thla paper for anneon cement of
data, price, and terms.
' A. P. TUKIT SON,
Phone Doug. 101. 1107-1 W. O. W. Bldg.
START TOUR HOKE IN BSNSON
BUT THIS LOT I
" 110,00 down and 110.00 per month; price
110.09: alee, lOilll; looatod on Locuet
St, between Clark and Burniuua. not
far from achool and oar Una. Oca. R
W right Bee ofnee, Omaha.
Dundee. 1
NEW DUNDEE HOUSE
OWNER ANXIOUS
TO SELL V
Thla la an honestly built house with
aunreom and sleeping porch: The owner
planned thla house for Jits home, ao svery
little detail was put lit which would add
to Its comfort or attractiveness. The
floora are oak throughout The flnlah la
aeleeted oak on the first floor and white
enamel on the second floor. A large fire
place in the living room. The latest seml
Indlreet lighting fixtures are used through
out the house. The south front right on
1 top of the hill, affords a broad view of
the south and wesC To anyone wishing
a home, ready to move into, located In a
good home neighborhood, this place tnuet
appeal. Price '$t,$00, and It's worth it
GEORGE & COMPANY.
Douglaa 710. 001 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
7-ROOM DUNDEE HOME
On Dodge St (Lincoln highway), fac
ing south; two full stories, large lot;
' This home haa many attractive features
In the -arrangement and oonaruottlon;
convenient to Dundee oar line; you will
like it and have doubtlesa oftea admired
Hi $8.30; can arrange terma.
Shuler & Gary, '
Doug. 1074. 204 Keeltne Bldg.
WILL BuiLli FOR YOU IN ""'
' l ' UUKUtfc. .
w. have two very dealrahle lota, well
located, on paved etreet on which we
will build moat any atyle of houae you
want and aall the houee and lot to you
on a email payment down and the bal
ance about the aame aa rent See ua
about it aa aoon aa poeelbla, PHONE
TYLER SO.
HASTINGS HETPEN, 1014 HARNET ST.
- Dundee bnnselow. Douglaa 2B0O. i
Dundee lot 1001. Douglaa 2011.
lit acres near Dundee. Dauglaa Mil..
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Dundee.
DUNDEE BUNGALOW.
$4.000 Almost new, oak flnlah, six
rooms and eleeptng porch; fine basement;
full slsed lot; good neighborhood. Phone
owner, Douglaa 4$$a
REAL ES.TATE InvostrrienU
GET a firm hold on""tao' future. "' Seek a
profitable tnveetment Home .Builders
guarantees T per oent, pays more. Tou
oan Invest in aa many or few shares as
you chooee, every month or week.' Aim
pie, practical plan.
HOME BUILDERS, INC.
17th and Douglaa Bta. Phone Dg. 801$.
$1,10$ CLEAR. We are authorised to sell
at thla price modern T-room residence,
oathedml district1 rented for $$ year, to
good tenant. Houee la tn perfect order.
W. T. BMITH CO.,
14 City Nat Bk. Bldg.
$1,8007 PER CENT MORTGAGE
on 13 -acres of good, level farm land ta
eastern Colorado that ta worth at leaet
1 times the amount of loan; 8 years semi
1 annual Interest E. T. Heyden, 1814 Har
ney Bt, Phone Tyler ao,
WM. COLFAX. 708 Keellne Bldg, Real Ba-
tate, city .Property. uerge
Specialty.
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
... FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE.
T-room modern houae, with hardwood
flnlah In first story, except kltohen and
bathroom; pine finished natural upstairs;
full cemented basement Price, $8,000 ;
mortgage,. $3,400. Will exchange equity
for vacant land, with good hard soil In
Nebraska. i "
J. H. DUMONT A CO.,
414-13 Keellne Bldg. Phona Doug. 80.
THE remarkable Increase tn BEE Want
Ado oan ba traced to only no aonroo
good results at less coat than any other
Omaha paper. .
20,101 MORE
'' PAID WANT ADS
In flrat five montha of 1318 than to
Same Period of 1116.
WILL give a ft ret mortgage, $ per cent In
tereet. aecured on $0 acrea of unlm
' proved fruit land In Yakima valley
(Wash.), and cash, for Omaha Income or
nearby farm.
M W. T. SMITH CO-
D. 181$. $14 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
FOR BALE or exchange for clean general
mdsa. stook, $$ euros Platte valley alfalfa
land, near good town. Frank Easter,
fihelton. Neb.
Fine Neb. 180A.i clear, tor good mdsa. 121
per A. 180 A., western land for autos.
D. $100. Carlisle, 430 Fi rat-Nat. Bk. Bldg.
30-R. APT.' HOUSE to exchange for land
Rental, $$40 clear. Will assume mort-
JWLMVi tl. U 0rV oTO.vjvjll,lVeT - 1VJ B, . X till,
FOR EXCHANGE Five thouaand acrea.
near raiiroao. 1.0011. aiaua mo,, mouo,
CAN aell or exchange anything you have
to offer. C J. Canas. McCague Bids.
EQUITY In good l-r. houae for cottage;
worth 12.800. Colter. 1011 after 10 a m.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
" GOOD LOT WANTED.
At part payment with some oesh, on
new 8-room, all modem bungalow; one
aero of ground; chloken houae and gar
age. Address L 1868. Boo.
FINANCIAL
Real' Estate Loans nd Mortgages.
MONET TO LOAN ON
Apartment hqueee, double brick houeea,
elnglo houaea, buelneaa property and farm
landa at ft per oent, ouj per oent 1'pr ot
W. H. THOMAS,
121 Keellne Bldg. Douglaa 1041.
I PER CENT to 0 per cent on beat claaa city
, reeidenoee In amounta 12,000 up alao
farm loana Reaeonablo commleetona
. PETERS TBU8T CO., 1822 Farnam St
PBIVATB MONET.
SHOPBN CO MP ANT,
KEEL1NB BUILDING. 1
OMAHA homea Eaat Nebraaka farma.
CKEKFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1011 Omaha Nat'l. Phone Douglaa ITII.
MONET to loan on Improved farma and
rancheo. , We alao buy good tarn mort
gagee. Kloke Inv. Co.. Omaha.
RaiAL ESTATE loana, elx per oent See
D. B. BUCK CO., - , .
Ill Omaha Nat Bank.
NO DBLAT.
ST. T. ORAHAM.
BED BLDQ.
MONET on hand for olty and .
farm loana. H. W. Binder. City
National Bank Bldg.
CITT and farm loana, 6, 8Vj, S par oent
J. H. Dumont Co.. 410 Keellne Bids.
LOANS ft 6Uj 4 Per Cent LOANS.
THOS. L. MoGARRT.
Keellne Bldg. Red 4144.
n A T17T VT DTJAC I4I Omaha
UAft V lil UlkUO, Nat'l Bank Bldg.
C MONET HARRISON MORTON,
u ' 111 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg..
1100 to 110,000 made promptly. F. D, Weed,
Wead-Blda.. 18tn and Farnam ata.
CITT and farm loana, I, 6 H. 0 per oent W.
T. smltn uo., ,14 city national.
Stocks and Bonds.
DISTRICT Improvement bonda In denomln.
atlonaof 100. 1200 and 1500, to net In-
veator 0 per cent lnt aeml-amtually.
, TALMAOE-LOOMIS INV. CO.,
1210 W. O. W. Bldg. Doug, Oil.
Abstracts of Title.
fill a r 9 n tao A "atraot Co. We can bring
VJUdl alltCC down your abetract on
ahort notice. R. 7, Pattereon Bldg. D. 2147,
TaM Title, Guarantee and Abatraet
aacrx Co., a modern anatraol offloa.
100 8. 17th Bt. Tel. P. ,417,
HEED ABSTRACT CO., eldeat abetract ot
floe In Nebraaka. 100 Brandela Theater.
Miscellaneous.
IF YOU will inv.a; a gold mine ahowtng
promise ot ralali a '.nether crop of million
aires, write the Mountain Flower Gold
- Mine Co.. St Jceeph. Mo.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
panadian Lands.
PROSPERITY IN
; CANADA
$30,000,000 in new wealth added tn 131$.
Enormous corps and low taxation make
farmare rich. Wheat average, $8.1$ bush
olo per acre In Albera. 33.7$ bushels per
aore in Baekatchewan, 38.00 bushels per
aero In Manitoba. , Taxea average $24
and will not exceed $36 per quarter sec
tion, Includes all taxee; no taxea on Im
provements. Free schools and full re
ligious liberty, good climate. Get your
farm home from the Canadian Paolflo
railway, 30 years to pay. Good land from
$11 to $80 per acre. Irrigated lands from
$86, and the government guarantees
: your land and water titles. Balance,
after first payment, extended over nine
teen years with Interest at $- per cent;
privileges of paying In full any time.
Before final payment becomes duo your
farm ahould have paid for ltsel.V We
will lend you up to $3,000 In lntprove
menta la certain districts, with no se
curity other than the land Itself. Par-
' tlculara on request Ready-made farma
for aale. Speolai easy terms. Loans for
V live stock. In defined district, After
, one year's occupation, under certain
- conditions, we advance cattle, aheep and
hogs to farfners. up to a value of $1,000.
Wo want you; we can afford to help
you. Wet own the land; we want the land
cultivated. Our intaresta are mutual. Buy
direct and get your farm home from the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Send
for free book, J, 8. Dennis, Assistant to
' the President Canadian Pacific Ratl-
, way, $$ Ninth Ave.. Calgary, Alberta,
Canada. :
' " ' Colorado Lands.
Colorado land; excursions every week; exp.
, paid. C L. Nethaway, Florence, Neb.
Florida Landa.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Ooori clear 10
acrea, located n beat part Of Bt Johns
county, Florida. Address Y-446 Bee.
Missouri Lands,
GREAT BARGAINS 6 down. $8 monthly,
buys 40 acres, good fruit and poultry
land near town, southern Missouri. Price
only $17$. Address Box 10$, Excelsior
springe, axe.
CHEAP FARMS -Any also, easy terms. In
the beautiful Oserka of Dent oounty, Ma
W. S. Frank. 301 Neville Block. Omaha.
Montana Lands.
FOR BALE 800 acres irrigated' Madlaon
county. Montana, well Improved. $37.$$.
- Aareaa, 4 9r, .nee.
Wisconsin Lands.
GET literature and maps on the oheapeat
gcod land In United States.
BAKER ft TILLOTSOM.
18 th and DoualasBts.. Omaha. Doug. 1183-
Wanted orrTe'aiit A3 in"ex
changc for lots ol answers.: Phone
The Bee.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
North Dakota Land.
1. 6 4 0 "ACRES, divided" Into'saven welt lm
proved, rented fax ma; location Red River
valley, North Dakota. 1,38$ a. crop; $4$
clover and timothy ; $30 prairie ; every
acre tillable; black soli, clay subsoil. Prioe
$181,460; terms, H clear taoome. Little
money, balance time. Fremont S, Gibson.
Citiien Bank Bldg., Dea Moines.
IMPROVED farms down In soutneaeterii
North Dakota; Ransom and Le Moure
oountlea; many with good bulldlnga, aome
with atock, machinery and growing crops;
$36 to $7$ per acre; special Induoementa
Write for list John W. Norton Co., 4$$
Shubert Bldg., Bt Paul, Minn.
Miscellaneoua.
FARMS, acreage and elty property for aale
and exsohange. C R. Co in be. $0$ Braadele
Theater Bldg. Doug. 3814.
FARM LAND WANTED
110 TO 040 acrea Neb. or Iowa, atate par-
..v. u la i . .u ii v answer uni.e. juu mean
aell. Addreea O III. Bee.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
" For Sale.
TEAM of horaea, good expreaa wagon and
harneaa, oheap. Johneon Danforth Co.
Phone weboter 117.
FRESH milk cow for aale. , Phone Walnut
1100.
HAT. 10.10 ton. A. W. Wagner, 101 N 10.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
PIGEONS pay far hotter than ohlckena i
alwaya penned up; little apao. needed to
atart; free book explain. alL Majeatlo
aouao Co.. Dept l, Adel. la.
J uat Received: Mexican Baby Parreai' '.We
flrat onea of the aeaeon. II and lit, lias
oelaler Bird Co.. 1017 Farnam St
PERSIAN KITTENS. Baldwin Cattery.
Moroingeiao, jowa.
Screening., 11.11 per 100 iba. 101 N. llth St
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
! PAT AS TOU RIDE.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
' $ 1914 Ford touring. 1
I 1$14 Maxwell touring. ,
1311 Cadillacs,
I S-oyltnder Bulck trucks,
1 4-oyllnder Maxwell truck.
1 4-oyllnder Chalmers roadster,
1 Studebaker "3$" touring.
, I Overlanda, 4 y linden. .
1 1313 Ford touring.
1 1314 Ford chessta, $176,
1 4-oyl. 1318 Detrolter, fully equipped. '
1 4-oyllnder Crow Elkhart
1 4-cyllnder International touring. .
1 4-eyltnder Bulck roadster. -
I 4-cyltnder Chevrolet roadeter,
1 4-cyllnder E. M. F. touring.
I 131$ Ford roadster.
X 1116 Maxwell, fully equip., elee. starter.
I 131$ Ford, .good as mew. j
Theee cars are all In A-l condition and
can be purchased at ,$100 down and $86
per month "this week only." Sea us to
day or write us,
C, W, FRANCIS AUTO CO..
D. $6$. 321$ Farnam Bt.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
3308 Farnam. Doug. $310, i
131$ Reo Touring ...$$$0
1014 Chevrolet six 400
' Klssslkar, speedster 800
Hupmoblle, roadster 160
' THE AUTOMOBILE WONDER,
Make a ton truck out of your Ford bar.
Everybody is buying this 'Torm-a-Truok.
It aolvea your delivery problem and cells
like wild fire. Agenta wanted. For par
tloulara sea or wfUe JOHNSON -DAN -FORTH
CO., 1$3$ N. lCth,
PREPAREDNESS
la only protection, la preparing agatnst
aome unexpected emergenoy. Buy your au
tomobile Insurance of .
K1LLT, ELLIS A THOMPSON.
$13-14 City Nat Bank. Doug. 311$.
FORDS If you want a new Ford and
haven't enough money, will loan you what
yon need. Pay while yon ride. Abbott
Bros. Auto Co.. 4 Patterson Block.
THE McSHANE AUTO CO.
haa a number of good automobiles that
have been slightly used. These cars can
be bought cheap. 3064 Farnam Bt.
UclalU CAK BARGAINS Al
MURPHY-O'BRIKN AUTO OO.
1SH-1I-13 Farnam St
WE will trade you a sew Ford for your old
ana. , .
INDUSTRIAL OARAOE CO
t$th and Harney. - - Poug. lf$L
MACHINE tools, also carace aoulnment
for quick aalea. Alao property. Address
owner, seis Ave, a., council Bluffs, la.
' Auto Tires and Supplies.
htm throw away old tlree. We make one
new tire from I old onea and aav. yon M
. per cent I In 1 Vukwntelng Co., nil Dev.'
enport St Omaha, Neb. Douglaa 1014.
lOxl-IN.. I8.7li 20x114. 11.71. other alaaa
In proportion. Duplex Tlr. Co.,1611 Far
nam atreet.
AUTO TIRES
REBUILT, 11.00 TO 11.00.
DDO TIRB CO., 1111 CHICAOO ST.
Auto Repairing and Painting.
1100 reward for magnet, w. can't repair.
NEB. Anto Radiator Repair Service and
piicea right 111 S. lam St P. 7100.
Electric Automobiles.
Walter Anderaon, expert rep's clectrto and
batterlea, Storaga 2110 Farnam, D. 4117.
Motorcycle and Bicycle
tlARLBT-DAVibsbN k6TORC4tts. Bar
gaia In oaed machlnea. Victor Rooa, "The
atotoroyclo Man." 1701 Leavenworth.
WentH SAm. A7.f Aa 1m mm.
change for loti of answers. Phone
The Bee.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Robert Sehwarta, administrator, to
Adam Sloup, northeast corner Thirty-ninth
atreet and Pinkney, $0xl$4,.$
Bertha Drexel to Lena Schneider, Elm
street, $.$$ feet eaat .of Twenty,
flrat street north side, 4$.48xt80., 1,
Mayma R. Rich and husband to Arte
mas L. Ireland, northweet corner
Thirty-ninth and Pratt streets, $0x
l$4
United Real Estate and Trust com
pany to Alice N. Barmettler, south
west oorner Thirty-eighth and Web
ster street. 160x1$$
John W. Rasp and wife to Douglaa
tiusseii, tjuming street 108 feet
weat of Twenty-flftb atreet north
aide. 64x116
Columbian Investment company to
Mrs. Anna J. wiuia, walnut atreet,
16$ feet eaat of Fifty-third street
south side. 68xl8T
Samuel L. Bush and wife to Reuben ;
w. rreeman and wife, northeaet
oorner Forty-fourth and Jackson
atreeta. SSiitTU
The Grover A Layman Realty com
pany u ijum o. jjewia, Eighteenth
street $0$ feet south ot Grand ave
nue. mat aide. 40x138
Georgia Darllne Bend Vincent and
nuaoana to Lillian May Goldsmith,
Twenty -seventh street 386 feet .
south of Indiana street west side,
$3.6x126 '.
Anna W. Bcribner to V, J. Pakes For- .
ty-nintn atreet, 99 feet south of
Nicholas. wst side. 60x1 tn
Glen T. Qualntance aod wife to Cora
seue copiey, pinkney, 80 feet eaet
of Twenty-eighth street eouth aide, ,
40x138 7r-
Frank Barrowolough and wife to
Aaron uawia, et ai., uecatur street,
80 feet eaat of Twenty-jalxth street, ,
north side, 30x13$
William B. Drake and wife to Clark --
w. uarnaoy, Twenty-second street
163.0$ feet north of Leavenworth, ;
eaat aide, 176.60x816
Jennie Alderman and husband to H.
w. Harrington, at ai.. Thirty-fifth
atreet 34$ feet north of Farnam
west Side, 44xl0$.4 .'
Everett J. Gil lie to Samuel A. Alklro, -Fiftieth
street, $0 feet north of
Turd, aaet aide. IficlllA
Catherine A.. Shields to Hastings A "
ntraen, moui nwnii corner Thirty -ninth
street and Curtla avenue, 340x .
187.8
Hastings A Heyden to Henry Danner
ana wiie, eoutnweei corner Thirty- -ninth
and Curtis avenue. 340117 . 1
Mary Ellen Hayes to Martha J. John
son, jLaKo street, wo reet weet of
Twentieth street north side, 60x140.
VrtiilTr4--sirtrri
change (or, lots of answers. : Phone
ine oee. : . . , .
LYNNWG0D
Sale Starts SATURDAY,
JUNE 24th
'S- Lynnwood consists of 60 lots located 3 blocks
south of the main street in Benson on 58th Street, 58th
Avenue and 59th Street. . i ; -
' The streets have been graded, sidewalks laid and
water mains are now being put in the streets. These
improvements are all paid for. " '
The lots are all large ones, being 50x128 each,
with 14-foot alleys. s
In platting this addition we arranged to leave the
trees on the front of the lots. As a consequence, a
number of these lots will have two or more trees, 25 feet
high, right in front of your house.
- RESTRICTIONS
" A 25-foot building line has been established and
each house buil in this addition must , cost at least
$2,000. This assures a neighborhood of uniform homes.
PRICES
$450.00 to $675.00 '
Terms: $10.00 cash $10.00 per month.
A discount of 5 per cent will be allowed on the
cash payment to those who pay $100.00 or more.
Any one lot can be reserved on a cash payment of
$10.00.
' Come out and look over this better residence sec
tion of Benson. Salesman on the ground all day Sat
urday and Sunday.
Remember, this sale starts SATURDAY, JUNE -?4TH.
v -
. If you intend buying a lot, come early 'so that you
may have your first choice,
, A. P. TUKEY & SON .'.
Phone Doug. 502. ' 1607-8 W. O. W. Bldg.
1 CASH
Dividend . Earnings July; 1st
Our semi-annual cash -dividend
earnings will again be 7 on July 1st -;
to all stockholders' holding Preferred ,
shares in our Corporation. , ' '
Remember! this is the amount of
. cash dividend earnings and is guar- '
anteed on par value every July 1st and
January 1st, and in addition thereto
you will be entitled to all earnings
above the 7 at the end of each year,
which has never been less than 2 .
more.; : ;; : '"V',1 .;,y;v
We are offering a 'limited, number ".
of shares now at $107 per share which
is amply secured by mortgages, con
tracts of sale and well located real
estate owned by us.
Authorized capital, $300,000. ;
"HASTINGS & HEYDEN
'. 1614 HARNEY ST. ' Phone, Tyler 50.
IMPROVERS WANT SIDEWALK
vINSTALLEp ON SIXTEENTH
A resolution to take steps to brine
about the installation of a sidewalk
on North Sixteenth street, from
Sprague street to Fort, was pasted
by the Lakeside Improvement club at
its regular bi-monthly meeting.
There is no sidewalk on Sixteenth
street for about a mile and it is neces
sary for pedestrians to walk in the
street The danger of walking on a
street with as heavy s vehicle traffic
as Sixteenth prompted the improvers
to pass the resolution. -
FL Plumer, R. Nightingale and An
ton Adler were appointed a commit
tee to confer with property owners
and the city council on the matter,
SUES RAILROAD BECAUSE 1
OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY
Union Pacific railroad detectives
saw Frank Pipal in the yards at Twenty-eighth
and Vinton and thought he
was a suspicious character, Pipal saw
the officers ana tnougnt tne same.
When he ran the officers fired at him
and uoon catching him administered
a drubbing. Pipal managed to escape
in a hail ot outlets. .
This is the recitation made in his
eetition filed in district court, which
ask damage of $3,000, '. .- .
AD MEN TO ATTEND NATIONAL
' CONVENTION IN QUAKER CITY
Departing over the Northwestern
this evening and occupying a soecial
car, twenty-five members of the Oma
ha Ad club will go to Philadelphia,
where the annual convention of Ad
clubs will be held. From Chicago it
is exnected that there will be a soe
cial train carrying the delegations that
will assemble there today. ,
Call 71.. Went AH. In. e,nl!l 7T..
them for results. 1
Bill Byrne Becomes j
Advocate of WaUdng
W. P. '(Billy) Byrne, manager of
the Orpheum, has discovered ' the
fountain of youth. Ponce de Leon
mined it by several miles. ,This font
of time-defying properties is right
here in Omaha and has been here for
a long time. ,
It consists of walking and dieting.
Mr, Byrne's perigrinations amount to
about twelve miles a day just now.
He does not make the distance in one
hike, but finds the early morning
hours more conducive to the restora
tion of youthful enthusiasm.
He does not altogether condemn
taking a jitney ride now and then,
but avers that the increasing use of
the automobile is not increasing the
longevity of American life.
. "I just walked in from Ames ave
nue,, and there's nothing like it for
what ails you. Walking is-the only
panacea. Of course, F recommend
avoiding iced drinks and advise care
as to food. Avaunt.with drugs," said
Mr, Byrne. i'
STREET CAR COMPANY '
. WILL BUILD EXTENSION
The Omaha & Council ' Bluffs
Street Railway company will be per'
mitted by the city council to build an
extension line on Twenty-fourth
street, Kansas avenue to Ida street,
on 'the specific understanding that
such grant will not work an estoppel
in connection with any effort the
city may make to establish the fran
chise 'rights of the company. This
action waa taken on the advice of the
city legal department, which was re
quested a few months ago by the
council to investigate and report on
the street railway company franchise
situation.
George Brandeis
Boosts Omaha as
A Summer Resort
There is no letup in the stream
of applications which is pouring into
the office of the new Athletic club, '
which now haa Its membership as
sured, t '
' "We. are going to - have ' club
house of which all Omaha will be
proud," said George Brandeis, gen
eral manager of the Brandeis stores', t
"Omaha has been in need of just ,
such an institution and now that it ,
is assured the best men In Omaha '
are anxious to hare their names on
the roll. Most men fail to get
enough exercise, especially during
the winter months, and thla will give
them the desired opportunity. I know,
I need it. .
1 "I am In Omaha to Kay,' and I
like it here and one of the reasons
is because I. have mora eoportuity
for outdoor sport, which I love. My
wife likes Omaha and to MOfdn, so
you see I hare a little selfish motive
In having a splendid cmb home
which will be handy for alt, where we
may take a plunge and a mtle exer
cise. ...' ., -i . ii , ,i
- Mr. Brandela sJm saM that there
would be no letup fa ttie progria
sive moves of the Brandeis) irtter
ests and that at opportunity present
ed itself the money of these insti
tutions would be invested right m
Omaha in the way of business blocks
or whatever else presented Itself at
the proper time. i ' ! ;
"Omaha has the world beat as a
place. to live," added Mr. Brandeis.
''You can't beat the climate and it is
close to splendid spots to fish and
hunt, so what more could one de
sire r ' - :.- -
HOTEL GREETERS MAY HAVE
SPECIAL CAR TO CONVENTION
The Hotel Greeters are making
plans to tine up enough delegates lor
a special car to the national conven- -tion
that will be held in Salt Lake
City starting June 28 and continuing
three days. Omaha is to be made
the concentrating point for the dele
gates from Nebraska, western Iowa
and South Dakota. From here they
will go to. Kansas City, from where
they will travel on a special train.
There may be twelve toefifteen in the
Omaha delegation
An Omaha man. Colonel W. 1 H.
Anderson, chief clerk at the Hotel
Rome, is being boomed for president
of the, national organisation.
JENSEN GETS CONTRACT
FOR BUILDING SEWER
The city council sustained a resolu
tion by Commissioner Jardine giving
to Jsmes Jensen s contract to build a
section of the Saddle creek sewer
from Pacific to Marcy street at a cost
of $J7,975.56 per the Jensen bid. Mr.
Jardine announced that he expects to
complete another section to Popple
ton avenue this year.
RINE STARTS DAYLIGHT
; . SCHEDULE OF HIS OWN .
City Attorney Rine has Joined the
ranks of daylight users. He is get
tin to his office at 7 a, m. and finds
the plan an- admirable one tor the
summer months.
"Why wait until I o'clock to begin
work? ha ask. -