THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28, 1916.
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FOR RENT HOUSES
Miscellaneous.
WE HAVE WHAT VOU WANT.
HOUSES AND COTTAGES,
PARTLT MODERN.
-r lia Carter Laka Rlvd 114.00
7-r. 60H No. 43d St l(.l)i)
STRICT". I MODERN.
7-r. ,302 RralHn- St ,5 ftft
-r 3!t Cb.ar.ea St IS.M
9-r HI, No. 40th St. (food detached
houae In nrst-class residence Mo
tion, hot water heating plant). .136.00
l-r. 10t Georgia Av. 00.00
FLATS.
STRICTLY MODERN.
4-r. 1041 Howard St lli.it
. t-r. 068 So. 2th St. (Bargain).... 20.00
i-r. 1S31 So. 10th SL (braod new). 17 60
WE HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR COM
PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTINO.
PORTER SHOTWELL.
Offices with
American Security Co.,
!02 So. 17th St. Doug. 8013.
112.003220 Charles St., 8-r., mod.
110.00 2303 Sprague St., -r., modern.
125 004340 Franklin, 6-r., modern.
$28.00 2317 Dewey Ave., 0-r.. modern.
$30.00 cog S. 26th Ave,, 0-r.. modern.
$30.00 2564 Harney, 0-r., modern.
$30.00 2405 Capitol Ave., 7-r., modern.
$32.50 1546 8. 28th St., 8-r., very good.
$40.00 3524 Lafayette Ave.. 9-r modern.
$50.00 2308 Douglas St., 11-r., modern.
$50.00 '24th and Capitol Ave., 0-r., good.
$50.00 8330 narney St., v-r., very gooa.
$70.00 866 N. 40th, 9-r., very good.
OLOVER & SPAIN,
Douglas 8061. 818-20 City Nat.
202 N. 28d. 7-r., strictly mod., choice, 940.
704 N. 23d. 7-r.. modern. $86.
1011 N. 2th. 7-r., strictly mod., hardwood
floors, only $18.
610 S. 86th. ntrlctly mod.. 0 rms., 950.
714 N. 23d, 6-r., mod. St. Louis flat, 927.50
911 N. 24th, 3d nr., 7-r.. moo. ex. nt.,
only $16.
A. P. TUKET SON.
Phone Doug. 602. 1507-8 W. O. W. Bldg.
RENTAL BARGAINS
140 1120 So. Slit St.. 8 rooms, mod., hot
water hat, arage. Good repair. Por
ewlon Immediately. Close to car.
$46 HI ( Wirt St., 8 rooms, mod., furnace
heat, oak floors, attic, nice yara. w
ly decorated throughout.
' D. V. SHOLES CO.,
15-18 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Dour
828 SOUTH 29TH. modern 7 rooms 835.00.
612 North 23d, modern. 7 rooms. $27.60.
SON South 41st. modern, 7 rooms, $23.00.
JOHN N. FRENZER, Douglas 654.
POULTRY AND GARDEN Acre and small
house, chicken, pigeon house, $7; also -
room for colored downtown ; city waier,
electric light. Tel. D. 2107.
HOUSHS FOR RENT.
CRBIOH, SONS & CO..
008 BISB BLDU-. DOUG. 800.
FOR RENT Ap'ts and FUto
West.
APARTMENTS WITH GARAGES.
Five rooms strictly modern, steam heat.
janitor service, oak floors and finish; In
beat residence district, est. ueorge apart
ments, 113 N. 31st Ave.
AflMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY.
Tyler 3.
833 Rose Bldg.
8-ROOM Apt.. 608 3. 80th St $16.00
8-room apt. 608 South 30th St. ... 12.60
Modern except heat, water paid. Red 8143
or 322 Neville Blk.
VINi aifaain-heated apartment, eltner 4
or 6 rooms, on West Farnam street.
JOHN W KOBHINM, 1802 FARNAM ST.
VnlKY dusiraDio 4-room apt. In the Unwood,
near 2611 Harney. 2d floor, east trout
Very choice. See thU. O. 1471.
THE HELEN. 2464 Harney St., beautiful
4 or 6-room apartment In fireproof build
ing. Irving Sorenaen. Doug. 6780.
ST. CLAIR, 24th and Harney, 8-room apart
mtyit. Call Karney $47.
North.
-JHuiCL APARTMENT.
LOW RENTAL.
Beautiful newly decorated 4-room apart
mant. bis rooms, cool In summer, fin
Urge screened porch, "TH Ivy." corner
Sherman Ave. and tsnerwooo. unv .ev
per no. See Janitor In basement apart
ment or call office, Doug. 1008.
SCOTT & HILL CO.
MODERN apt, 7 rooms, $25; near post
office. G. P. Stebblns, 1610 Chicago.
South.
fe'lVE-HUUM steam-fcttated apartment; very
a. w.. m.. 171. t. Snth mnA
aesirauiv. , - -
Poppieton. Conrad Young, Wi Brandels
Theater, uoug. iim.
6-rav mod. flat, 2308 8. 84th. $20. H. 4711.
Miscellaneous.
MODERN apartments, $18 and up. Near
postofnce. G. P. Stebblns, 1610 Chicago.
8 and 4-room brick flats, close ia, mod. ex.
Beat, 818. Toland Trumbull. 1.
FOR RENT Business Pr'p'ty
Stores
FOR KENT.
Very One store room, located at 84th and
LeavKiiwortb Sts. Reasonable rant. For
further information call
CALKINS CO.,
Douglas 1813. City Nat l Bank Bldg.
biOKfc RUOMd at loust-1811 Farnam St
Tbos F. Hall. 423 Ramge Bldg. P. 7401.
10 FINE store rooms for rent
FIRST TRUST CO , 303 So. 13th. D. 1181.
bTwnn. uuiia.UK, living rooms la rear.
N. 20th Douglas 18t.1V
SMALL store, near poBtofflce, $26. G.
Stebblns. 1610 Chicago.
Offices and Desk Room.
UCiOiHAtti'ti. ofliue ruonis In the remodmiod
Crour.ee block, 11 N. Utb St. (opposite
pustofflue), $10 to $16 per month. Conrad
ulna 97 z rtrHnopiw iw-kit uuub. '
VERY desirable suites of rooms In Wead
Bldg. and Baldrlge Bldg., at reasonable
rental. Call on
F. D. WEAD,
310 8. 18th St. D- 171.
Small Office.
FURNISHED.
Ask for the Sup't.
Room W3. Bee Bldg.
OFFICE with uae of receptiou room, very
reasonable. 1016 Ctty Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
OFFICE room with 'phone and reception
room for lady. P 2H6. Umaha Bee.
FOR RENT Largja barn. 817 S. 23d St.
MOVING AND STORAGE
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
, Separate locked rooms, for household
goods and pianos; moving, packing and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
802 S. 16th St. Douglas 4163.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, storage and mov
ing 218 N. 11th St. Phone
Douglas 894 or Webster 6699.
FIDELITY S. FREE
Phone Douglas 2R8 for complete
list of vacant houses and apart
ments ; also for storage, moving.
16th and Jackson Sts.
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE
Stores, moves, packs, ships, 3-horse van
and 2 men, $1.26 per hour; storage, $2 per
month. Satisfaction guaranteed. Douglas
1333 and Tyler 230.
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE CO.
Careful attention given to orders for
moving, packing or storage; office at Ray
mond Furniture Co,, 1613 and 1616 How
ard St. Phone D. 6624.
Maggard
Van and 3 men
81.16 per hour.
Van and Storage Co. Moving, packing,
storage and shipping. Phone Doug. 1496.
JtP PTPTTT Express Co., Moving
. jt IXEjEjV packing and storage.
1207 Farnam St. Douglas 6146.
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Houses and Plats.
WANTED TO BENT Immediately, good 7
or 8-room bouse, with garage, In West
Farnam district or Pundee. Must be a
flrst-clsss place. Glva full Information.
Address O 197, Bee.
Wanted to Rent Houses.
In DUNDEE.
W. L. SELBT SONS. Douglas 1S10.
Wanted Some Want Ada in ex
change for lots of answers. Phone
The Bee.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT
A fine bungalow home; fine larite rooms
and bath: oak finish. Including the floors:
living room, 12x18 feet; beam celling In
two front; bookcases, window seat, plate
rail and panel; large kitchen with built-in
cupboards; two large bedrooms; bath
room white enamel; high grade fixtures;
large cement basement : furnace; floor
drain; fruit room; coal bin; east front lot,
43 ft. frontage. Price cut to $3,660; about
$400 cash; rent monthly.
RASP BROS.,
108 MrCaguo Bldg. Doug. 16&3.
NEW .BUNGALOWS
Built by day labor for quality; sheeted
and tar papered; all oak floors and finish;
best selected material used; buffet and
other features that make a strictly up-to-the-minute
home; sun parlor with French
glass doors, etc.; large rooms; bedrooms,
baih and dressing" room; good location.
Jufit above boulevard, 32d Ave., between
Jackson and Jones Sts.
SCOTT & HILL CO.
Doug. 1009. Ground Floor Mr-rage Bldg,
6 Rooms, Modern
$100 Cash $25 Per Month
4207 Ohio St., strictly modern but fur
nace. House built about 8 years ago.
Newly painted and papered. Price $3,400
$100- cash, $26 per month. Phone Tyler
60 and ask for Mr. Lowrey. Office open
evenlnga from 7 to 8 p. m.
HASTINGS 4 HETDEN 1614 HARNEY ST.
THIS is a snap for $800. This property must
be sold this week; newly decorated, mod
em except heat, 6 rooms upstairs. 4 rooms
downstairs; gas, bath. Will sell my $1,600
equity for 8800. Owner. 8311 California St
BUT don't expect too much from a house
when you don't know what Is between the
walls. I don't build all the well built
homes, but all I do build are well built.
Phone Benson 122. F. 8. Trulllnger.
STENO. & elk.. $60; steno., $40; steno.. $36;
bkpr.. $66.
Western Reference A Bond Assn. Inc.,
752 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
8518 LINCOLN BLVD. 11 -room bouse,
strictly modern, with hot water heat.
Price. 860. Douglas 1818.
North.
Taken in Trade
Will Sell Cheap
$1,000 $100 Cash
8720 Ohio St 6 rooms, all on one floor,
newly painted and papered, full lots, some
shrubbery. Monthly payments like rent.
Office open evenings, 7 to 8. Phone Tyler
60 and ask for Mr. Lowrey.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN 1614 HARNET ST.
Good Heme
Very Li.tle Cash
Five-room cottage with bath; targe
lot; fine shrubbery and fruit trees.
Price, $11,360. Located 4107 North Zth St
NORRIS & NORRIS
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4270.
PRAIK113 PARK Most artistic district In
city. No sheds, alleys, chickens, ashes,
tin cans or dead cats. Has steam heated
press brink community garage and club
house. Houses and lota $4,600 to $6,600
with paving paid In full. One-tetb cash,
balance I per cent monthly or wlil build
to suit purchaser. B. J Scannell, Doug.
398 or Colfax 8611.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
START TOUR HOME IN 8KNSONI
BUT THIS LOT!
810 00 d'fwn and $10,00 per month; prlr
150.03; stie, 60x118: located on Locust
Ht, between Clark and Burn ham.
far from school and car lino. Geo. R
wngnt. hm office. Omaha-
Dundee.
A GOOD LOCATION
FOR STORES OR AP
ARTMENT HOUSES
IN DUNDEE
This Is a large north and east front cor
ner lot on car line, 136x181 feet, at 48th
Ave. and Podge St.. In Dundee's newest
addition, where devolpments are taking
place rapidly and opportunities to secure
property for this purpose are very limited.
Something choice, Low In price and
will make a good Investment.
Sew us about this at once. Price and
terms on application.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Doug. 756. SOS City Nat. Bank Bldg.
Dundee Home
4802 Underwood Ave., large lot, paved
' street oak finish, 6 rooms and sleeping
porch; two stories. Price, $4,600. Takes
only $600 for first . payment, balance
monthly. Phone Tyler 60 and ask for
Mr. G teeing.
HASTINGS A HETDEN. 1814 HARNET ST.
DUNDEE LOT FOR $650.
Corner lot, nicely located. $100 cash.
balance $6,00 per month. A snap.
P. J. STEPHENS CO.,
606 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Phone D. 2182.
DUNDEE BUNGALOW.
$4,000 Almost new, oak finish, six
rooms and sleeping porch: fine basement,
full sised lot: good neighborhood. Phone
owner, Douglas 4823.
Dundee bungalow, Webster IS 66.
Dundee lot. ,$986. Webster 1666.
SH acres near Dundee. Webster 1666.
Miscellaneous.
One Acre an3
Two-Room House
One acre, fine rich garden land, perfectly
level; dandy new Z-room bungalow; good
well. Price, $1,400; $100 cash, balance
$16 per month. Phone Tyler 60 and ask
ror Mr. Lowrey.
HASTINGS A HETDEN 1614 HARNET 8T
REAL ESTATE Exchange
THE remarkable' Increase In BEE Want
Ads can be traced to only one souros -good
results at leas cost than any other
umau paper. ,
20,101 MORE
PAID WANT ADS
In first five months of 1916 than la
Sams Period of 1816.
FARMS, Ranches, Residences, Apartments,
Merchandise stocks. Income of all kinds.
Can match any deal of merit.
J. A. ABBOTT. 4 Patteraon Blk.. Omaha,
FOR SALE or exchange for clean general
mdse. stock, 80 acres rlatte valley alfalfa
land, near good town. Frank Easter,
Shelton, Neb.
SACRIFICE SALE.
1680 N. 17th St., 8-roora house; walk
ing distance. Don't fall to see this prop
erty if you want & bargain.
8. P HOST WICK SON,
Tyler 1608. 300 Bee Bldg.
I HAVE just finish d an all modern, fully
decotated. oak finish bungalow on fine
east front lot and can sell same for
$2,260, on very easy terms. CaU Colfax
1836.
KOUNTZE PLACE restricted district resl
dence for sale. F. V. Kniest. 3616 N. 18th.
FOR SALE 7 -room house on 3 lots, all in
fruit and garden. Phone Walnut 3389.
South.
FIVE ROOM
NEW BUNGALOW
Near Hanscom Park; seleoted material
used in building; oak finish; large living
room has built-in bookcases; dlnlngroom
with built-in buffet; kitchen, 2 bed
rooms and bath, all on one floor; full
basement, cemented; a home of quality,
on large lot, with some fruit; owner has
need of the money and will aaorifice for
$3,300.
SCOTT & HILL CO.
Doug. 1009. Ground Fir. McCague Bldg.
CLOSE TO FIELD CLUB.
714 South 36th St., dandy 7 -room,
strictly modern house, full basement, oak
floor.), fine, large lot, paved street, quar
ter block to car line, Just a few blocks
from Field club, only $4,000, and terms
can be arranged. -Owner will be home
between 1 and 3 today to show you
through. Go out and look It over. ThtaJ
la a mighty good buy.
PAYNE & SLATER,
616 Omaha Nat'l Bldg. Ph. Doug. 1018,
SAFETY FIRST.
FOR RELIABLE AND SAFE
FIRE AND TuKNADO INSURANCE
BEE
O'NEIL'S R. E. & INS. AGENCT,
34 Brandels Theater Bldg. Tyler 102.
20-R. APT.-HOUSE to exchange for land.
Rental $540 clear. Will assume mort
gage. J. L. Barber, Keellne Bldg. Ty. 1710.
FOR SALE or trade lor light roadster, 10
acres and one; lot on railroad. Address
E 360, Bee.
FOR EXCHANGE Flva thousand acres,
near railroad. Leslie Land Co., Leslie,
Ark.
CAN sen or exchange anything you have)
to oner. u. j. vansin. Mcueu Bldg.
iW U IT Y in good 9-r. bo use for cottage;
worth 3J.30Q. Colfax 1062 after 10 a. m.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
GOOD LOT WANTED.
As part payment, with some cash, on
new 6-room, all modern bungalow; one
acre ox grouna; cnicken nous ana gar
age. Adores i itt, uee.
WANTED to buy desirable 6 or 8 room house
or bungalow, immediate possession. West
rarnam or Dundee preferred. Describe
fully. Address Y-450, Bee.
REAL ESTATE Investments
LAKE OKOBOJI
COTTAGE
FOR SALE.
Furnished complete. Motor boat and
row boats thrown in. Ask for full Infor
mation,
J. H. DUMONT St CO.,
416-18 Keeline Bids. Doug. 890.
INTEREST is paid on what you Invest not
on wnat you plan to invest.
HOME BUILDERS guarantee 7 per cent
sound, capably managed. You can in
vest $6 or $5,000 and something every
week or month. Glad to answer questions.
HOME BUILDERS, Inc..
17th and Douglas Sts. Phone Dg. 6011.
WM. COLFAX, 706 Keellne Bldg.
Real estate, city property, large ranches
a special ty.
b-ROOM bunsaiow. orand new. all modern.
oak floors throughout; oak nnlsh In liv
ing and dining rooms; large, light, white
enamel bedrooms; good location; restricted
addition. A bargain at 83,160. Easy
terms.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
4 2 Paxton Blk. Doug. 1723.
NEW bungalow, 6-room and sun parlor, ill
on one floor, on 26th Ave. and rlerce;
easy terms. Call owner. Red 18sl.
2 aott SO. 16'lH, i-ruum muuru, new, tuf'
nace; 33 ui efl-It. lot; street paved. Berk
Musil. D. 697. .
8-ROOM house, all modern, for sale.
reenter v none Harney via.
Miscellaneous.
TWO 7 -room new houses; oak finish; rental
8780 year; for 7,3(JO.
W. H. GATES,
647 Omaha Nat. B. Bldg. D. 1294. Web. 2688.
FARMS, ranches, city property, acreage and
business Investments fur sale and ex
change. See Morgan, 1918 Cuming St.
Doug. 2468.
KhAL fcSi A lc Unimproved
West.
LOT, 62, Leavenworth Heights, $700; $100
caen, 914. ov per mum 11. u narney
6096.
North.
After looking at MINNE LUSA 300 dif
ferent buyers decided that it was the best
proposition on the market and they
backed their judgment by BUYING lots.
If YOU will come out todav you will
understand why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.
Tyler 187.
743 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
South.
96 FEET, 16th St., 3 bike from viaduct.
$6,600. McCague Inv. Co. McCague Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
BARGAINS FOR BUILDING.
Two lots, 6o4fth Miller Park, block from
school and car, $460 each, or $926 for
two. Good place to build to live or sell.
132x133 , Field Club district, choice for
three modern houses $3600. Three blocks
from new Blackstone Hotel corner fine for
apartment house or 3 residences, $4000.
GEORGE G. WALLACE,
814 Keellne.
AN acre or two bought now In Benson Gar
dens will make you more money than any
other kind of investment. Call, writs or
phone us, Tyler 60, for reading matter,
telling more about Benson Gardens.
HASTINGS ft HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St.
HAVE acreage within city limits as low as
$276 per acre.
DOUG. 2947.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
THREE ACRES. WITH A 6-ROOM
BUNGALOW.
We have Just listed three nice acres on
the outskirts of Benson, 3 blocks from the
heart of town, on the Military Road. House
Is throe years old, has full cement base
ment, with furnace heat, chicken house
and pens, all fenced, woven wire; garage
for two cars. This Is one of the best
chicken ranches In the city. When can
yeu see It? Seeing la believing
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANT,
Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 1781.
The best 4U-acre farm in Douglas county, all
new improvements, plenty or shade trees
and large orchard, 6 acres of grapes, 10
acres of alfalfa and rest under cultivation;
Three miles from Benson, on good road.
Phone Benson 6382.
REAL ESTATE Other Cities
BIG SALE New town just platted; noted
medical spring in connection; men hers
to lease for oil; come or send your appli
cation for town lots, $12.60 each; 20 days
only; no commission on land sales; 4 cents
stainpB ior prompt reply, una r lea Watson,
vt a 1 is. Arte.
ATTENTION, INVESTORS.
Am unable to live in this high altitude;
will sell business block, paying 36 per
cent net on the price, $7,000. Write Box
44 Nederlar.!, Colo.
SUMMER RESORTS
YELLOWSTONE TOUE5"
Parties desiring information for western
tour should call on B. A. Henneasy, Yel
lowstone tourist agent, 103 City Nat'l
panK. umana. mono uou g. is 1.
FINANCIAL
Heal Estate Loans and Mortgages.
We are ready at all times to
make loans on first class city
property and eastern Nebras
ka farms. Rates on request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.,
212 South 17th St.
$1,6007 PER CENT MORTGAGE
on 32 acres of good, level farm land In
eastern Colorado that is worth at least
3 times the amount of loan; 6 years semi
annual Interest. E. T. Heyden, 1614 Har
ney St, Phone Tyler 60.
$8007 PER CENT MORTGAGE
on 160 acres of goodf level land In eastern
Colorado that is worth at least three
times the amount of loan; 6 years semi
annual Interest. E. T. Heyden, 1614 Har
ney at. rnone xyier bo.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Apartment houses, double brick houses,
single houses, business property and farm
tanas at b per cent, bh per cent 6 pr ct.
W. H, THOMAS.
228 Keellne Bldg. Douglas 1643.
6 PER CENT to 6 per cent on best class city
residences in amounts $2,000 up; also
iarm loans. neasonaDie commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO., 1822 Farnam St.
6 PER CENT Have for sale two small
mortgages on Nebraska farms; Interest
semi-annually. C. A. Orlmmel, 849 Om.
Nat. Bank Bldg.
PRIVATE MONEY
SHOPEN & COM PANT,
KEELINE BUILDING.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1018 Omaha Nat'l. Phone Douglas 2716.
MONEY to loan on Improved farms and
ranches, we also buy good farm mort'
gages. Kloke Inv. Co., Omaha.
REAL ESTATE loans, six per cent.
D. E. BUCK A CO.,
912 Omaha Nat. Bank.
NO DELAY,
W. T. GRAHAM,
BEE BLDG,
MONEY on hand for city and
farm loans. H. W. Binder, City
Nstlonal Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm loans, 6, 6 per cent.
J. H. Dumont at Co.. 416 KeMlne Bldg.
LOANS.
66 V4 8 Per cent L
TlfT)S. L. McOARRY,
Keellne Bldg. Rod 4344.
GARVIN BROS.
e MONEY-
346 Omaha
Nat'l Bank Bldg.
HARRISON MORTON.
916 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead.
Wead Bldg., Utb ann Karnam sts.
CITY and farm loans, 6, 64. 6 per cent. W.
T. Smith Co., 914 city National.
Stocks and Bonds.
DISTRICT Improvement bonds In denomin
ations of 6l"0, 8200 and &oo, to net in
vestor 6 per rent Int. semi-annually.
TALM AGE-LOOM IS INV. CO.,
1218 W. O. W. Bldg. Doug. 96S.
FINANCIAL
Abstracts of Title.
RKRD .R8TRArr 0.. nl4st sbstrtct or
Br. I. Nebraska, lot Rmndds Ths.c.r.
fin airi ntoo"""1'" n"5rfi3
UUcllalllce down your sbstrsct on
short notlc. R. 7, Psttorson Bide. D. 147.
Kerr
THIs, Ousrsntoo snd Abstract
Co.. s modern sbstrsct oRtrs.
106 8. lTth St. Tel. D. IU7.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Canadian Lancia.
PROSPERITY"!!?
CANADA
$90,009,000 In new wealth added In 1911
Enormous corps and low taxation make
farmers rich. Wheat average, 30.16 bush
sis per acre In A I beta, 2fl.6 bushels per
aero In Saskatchewan, 29.60 bushels per
gore in Manitoba. Taxes average $24
and will not exceed 136 per Quarter seo
tlon, includes all taxes; no taxes on Im
provements. Free schools and full re-
llglcus liberty, good climate. Get your
farm home from the Canadian Pacific
railway, 20 years to pay. Good land from
$11 to $30 per acre, Irrigated lands from
186, ana the government guarann
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 due your
farm should have paid for Itself, ws
will lend you up to $3,000 In Improve-
menu In certain districts, with no
curlty other than the land Itself. Par
ticulars on request. Ready-made farms
for sale. Special easy terms. Loans for
live stock. In defined districts, sfter
one year's occupation, under certain
conditions, we advance cattle, sheep and
hogs to farmers up to a value of Il.noo.
We want you; we can afford to help
you. We own the land; we want the land
cultivated. Our Interests are mutual. Buy
direct and get your farm home from the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Bend
for free book, J. 8. Dennis, Assistant to
the President, Canadian Pacific Rail
way, 63 Ninth Ave.. Calgary, Alberta,
Canada.
The Secret thfe Submarine
By E. Alexander Powell
Author of "The End of the Tre.ll,
France," etc.
HFihtmg In Flanders.' The Road to Glory," "Vive la
lepyrifut, 1010, ny fc, Aieaanuer roweii,
Continued from Yesterday.)
" SIXTH INSTALLMENT.
Colorado Lands.
Colorado land; exuurstona every week; exp
paid. C L. Nethaway, Florence. Neb.
Montar.u Lands.
FOR SALE 600 acres irrigated Madison
county, Montana, well Improved, $37.60.
A a rest, j 34 f, wee.
Missouri Lands.
GREAT BARGAINS $6 down, $6 monthly,
buys 40 acres, good fruit and poultry
land near town, southern Missouri. Price
only $176. Address Box 308. Excelsior
Springs, Mo.
CHEAP FARMS--Any elee, easy terms. In
the beautiful Osarks of Dent county. Mo.
, n. rrenn, sui roeviiie chock, unwni.
North Dakota Lands.
IMPROVED farms down In southeastern
North Dakota; Ransom and LaMoure
counties, many with good buildings, some
witn stocg, machinery and growing crops;
186 to 176 ner acre: sDeclal Inducements.
Write for list. John W. Norton Co., 466
Shubert Bldg.. St. Paul, Minn.
Oregon Lands.
Irrigated Valley Lands Twenty, forty and
eignty acre tracts, plowed, leveled and
Irrigated In Shasta valley for sale at $136
per acre. $60 per acre cash, balance fifteen
equal annual payments. These lands pro
duce rour crops alfalfa aggregating six
to eight tons per acre, worth $7 to $13
per ton. Excellent stork and dairy (lis
trlct. For information write W, B. 6her
man, Grants Pass, Oregon.
South Dakota Lands.
$7,200 BUYS choice unimproved quarter,
jerauld county, a. Dakota, If sold Imme
diately; mortgage, $2,000, due, 1919; rash
for my equity. No trades, would pay $76
commission for buyers who deal within
ten days. L. O. Wlnfleld, York. Neb.
Wisconsin Lands.
GET literature and maps on the cheapest
goa tana in unitea states.
BAKER A T1LLOTSON.
16th and Douglas Sts.. Omaha. Doug. 1199.
Miscellaneous,
FARMS, acreage arid city property for sale
ana excaange. . n. (joinos, sus tsraoasis
i neaier tfiag. uoug, svit.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
For Sale.
HAY. $6.60 ton. A. W. Wagner. 801 N 16,
Wanted.
WANT farmer agents. 1611 Burt St.-Omaha
Horse, Cattle A Hog Remedy Co.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
PIGEONS Pr far better than chickens:
always penned up; utile space needed to
tart; free book exposing all. Majeetlo
squao co., utspu si, Adei, la.
Just Received: Mexican Baby Parrots,
first ones of the season, $8 and $11.
Gelsler Bird Co., 1617 Farnam St
th
FOR SALE Barred Rock hens and chick
ens. Telephone walnut 3368.
PERSIAN KITTENS.
Mornlngslde, Iowa.
Baldwin Cattery,
Screenings, $1.26 per 100 bs. 801 N. 16th SL
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PAY AS YOU RIDE.
THIS WEEK ONLY,
t 1914 Ford touring.
2 1914 Maxwell touring,
1 1911 Cadillacs.
S 3-cylinder Buick trucks.
1 4-cyllnder Maxwell truck. 1
1 4-cyllnder Chalmers roadster.
1 Studebaker "36" touring,
3 Overlands, 4 cylinders.
1 1913 Ford touring.
1 1914 Ford chassis, $176
1 4-cyl. 1918 Detroiter, fully equipped.
1 4-cyllnder Crow Elkhart.
1 4-cyllnder International touring.
1 4-cyllnder Buick roadster.
1 4-cyllnder Chevrolet roadster.
1 4-cyllnder E. M. F, touring.
1 1916 Ford roadster.
1 1916 Maxwell, fully equip., elec, starter.
1 1916 Ford, good as new.
These cars are all in A-l condition and
can be purchased at $100 down and $26
per montn "tms week only." aae us to
day or write us.
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
D. 668. 2216 Farnam St.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
2309 Farnam, Doug. 3310.
1 B. 36, Buick roadster $460
1 14, Maxwell touring $
1 Overland touring $360
1 1916 Chevrolet $460
THE AUTOMOBILE WONDER.
Make a ton truck out of your Ford car.
Everybody is buying this "Forra-a-Truck."
II solves your delivery problem and sells
Ilk wild lire. Agents wan lea. i-or par
ticulars see or write JOHNSONDAN
FORTH CO., 1629 N. 16th.
6-PASSENGER 1918 Maxwell, excellent com-
dltlon, 2 extra tires, 3176. Douglas 6976.
PREPAREDNESS
I. only protection. Is prepsrlng srslnst
soms unexpscted emerg.ncy. Buy your su
tomobtl. lusuranco oC .
KILLT. ELLIS & THOMPSON,
18-14 City Nat. Dank. Dou. UK.
USU CAK UANUA1NO Ai
JdUHrHI-O'BKlUN AUTO CO
1I14-K-1I rarnam St.
Wa wui trau. yuu a u.w for your old
eos.
INDUSTRIAL OARAOB CO..
lotb and Harn.y. Dtiut. 1261.
Automobile! Wanted.
NOTICE
I will pay IU0 for good u,ed
roadster, must b. In A'l condition.
Address a, B.,
Auto Tire and Supplies.
DON'T tbrow away old tires. We iius.
new tlrs from s oia ones ana ssv. you 69
per cent 2 In 1 Vulcanising Co., ltlf Day
enport St., Omaha. Neb! Douglas 3B14.
20S3-1N., So.7l! SDH. 18.76. utber SISSS
In proportion. Duplex Tlr. Co.,2bls Far
nam street.
AUTU T1HU8
REBUILT, lilt TO t.N.
DUO TIKE CO., 111 CHICAGO ST.
Electric Automobile,,
Walter Andrson, expert r.p'g elr,ntrlc and
batteries, storsge. rarnam. i, ,317.
Auto Repairing and Painting,
100 reward for magneto we can't repair.
Colls repaired, aaysqorrer. 210 n. mb.
NISB. Auto Radiator Repair Service and
prices rlgnt. sis a. i.rn Bt. u. 7300,
Motorcycle and Bicycles.
HARLKY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar-
gain In used maonines. victor Roos, "Ttt.
Molorcycl. Man." 3701 iie.nworth.
Hynopels.
Lieutenant Jarvts Hone Is detailed by the
tntied tuatee naval buard to Investigate and
report nle findings on the Invention of Dr.
Ralph llurke, which serves to bring ths
submarine to a state of perfection. The
lieutenant arrives In Valdavla and la wsl
corned by the Inventor and hla daughter.
Cleo. On the trial trip of the Inventor's
boat, a Japanese helper Is surprised In th.
net of examining the mechanism of the ven
tilating device. Hope reports favorably on
the new device, but there are others Inter
ested In It An attempt to burglarise Dr.
tliirke's laboratory falls, hut later Cleo finds
him murdered In his bedroom. Cleo Hells
her father's library to get money; later she
finds a note from which she lenrns that they
contain the secret formuls. With Hope she
races to tho suctloneer's store only to find
tt In flames. Olga Ivsnoff and Gerald Mor
ton, two spies In search of the formula, ut
tempt to capture Cleo when she calls at the
house of Stephanskl. the anarchist. Hope
rushes to her sld; Morton shoots at him, but
the bullet hits a bomb, In the cellar, which
explodes. Stephanskl dies In the wreck of his
house; the .others escape. Hope and Cleo
attend a ban at Mrs. Delmar's. whose neph
ew haa two of the mlenlng books. Mshlln,
a spy, attempts to steal the books, but Is
discovered by Hope; In the excitement that
follows th. books disappear.
"You wui a follerin' 'em down,
Miss Cleo, screamin' to beat the band.
Next thing I knowed, the two of
'em rolled kersmash through the
front winder. 'It's tome to get out o'
here,' sez I to myself, thinkin' I'd slip
out the way I came in and see what'd
happened to the lootenant. Jest then
I happened to look into a room at the
top o' the stairs, and, by the Holy
Moses, ef there warn't two o' your
father's books, Miss Cleo, a lyin on
the table. I knowed 'em by the red
bindings. 'They may be the very
books what has the secret o' the
submarine hidden in 'em. Who
knows?' sez I, and, as everyone had
run down below to see the fight, I
slipped into the room and grabbed
'em and skipped down the after com
panionway, hidin' 'em under my
jacket. By that time everyone in the
kitchen had run to the front 0' the
house to see the fight, so no one aeen
me go out. 1 hurried round to the
front, thinkin' the lootenant might've
been hurt in the scrap, and peeked
into that glass place where the flow
ers are. There was a crowd round
him and as he wuz a sittin' up talkin'
I made up my mind he couldn't be
hurt very bad, so I lighted out for the
hotel with the books, knowing that
you'd be glad to se 'em."
During this amazing recital Hope
and Cleo had been anxiously poring
through the volumes thus miraculous
ly recovered. Now Hope looked up.
"You're a wonder as a sleuth,
Hook," he said, wearily tossing the
books on the table. "Burns and Pin
kerton and Sherlock Holmes have
nothing on you. But luck is still
against us. We've got to look fur
ther. There's no sign of the formula
in either of these books."
It was late the next morning when
Hope, looking a trifle pale and with
his head still bandaged, joined Cleo
in the breakfast room. She was perus
ing with keen enjoyment the sensa
tional newspaper accounts of the
episode at the Delmar reception, but
at sight of him she shok her finger
reprovingly.
"You've no business to be out of
bed, sir," she chided.
"Barring a headache, I feel as well
as ever," he answered, "and when
I've had breakfast the headache will
be gone. Besides," he added, "we
mustn't lose any time in getting after
the rest ot the books. We know
there are others after them beside
ourselves, and we know they won't
let any grass grow under their feet,
either. We must act quickly."
"Your health is more important
than all the books and formulas in
the world," said Cleo, "but I suppose
there's no use in arguing with you.
You always have things your own I
way in the end. Who is the next
person for us to see?"
"The next name on the list is Ar
thur Fitzmaurice and his address is
given as the Commercial hotel, here
in the city. I have just telephoned
the hotel, however, and learn that
he left a few days ago for the Faral
tones. It seems that he is connected
with the government coasts urvey, so
I suppose he s out there charting the
islands.
"What are the Faraloones?" asked
Cleo, "and where are they? I never
heard of them before."
"They are islands," answered Hope,
"or rocks, rather, for nothing grows
upon them, in the Pacific, about thirty
miles due west 01 the OoUlcn Oate,
There are several islands in the
group: the North Farallone, the Mid
die Faralone and the Southeast Fatal
lone. There's a lighthouse on the
southern island and a government
radio station on the Middle raralone
1 imagine, therefore, that Fitzmaurice
is making his headquarters on the
middle island.
"How do you reach the islands?"
irrfitiired Cleo.
"We will have to take a launch,"
was the answer. "There are no boats
running regularly to the islands, and
I find that the government tender
won t go out again until next week.
So I've sent Hook down to the water
front to see if he can hire a power
boat. Here he is now, he added, as
the one-armed sailor appeared in the
doorwav.
"Well, Hook?"the inquired, "were
you able to get a boat:
"Yes, sir, said Hook, touching his
forelock, man-o'-war fashion. "I've
found a good, stout little power boat
not very big, she ain't, but she's
well built and seaworthy and I'd cross
to China in her. Morrissey, the feller
what owns her, used to be an old ship
mate o' mine. He says he'll take us
out to tne rarauona tor
"Couldn't you find anything larg
er?" asked Hope.
"There was a fine big boat, sir, 1
sixty-tooter, tied up at the same
wharf, but her skipper wanted $50 for
the trip.
"That's too much." said Hope At-
visively. "We'll take the launch; it
will do quite as well. 1 ell your man
to be ready to start at i o clock.
"Aye, aye, sir," said Hook, saluting.
"Can you amuse yourself while I'm
away?" he asked, turning to Cleo. "I'll
try to get back some time tonight, but
it all depends, of course, upon how
long it takes me to find this fellow
ritzmaurice.
"But I'm going with you," said Cleo
in surprise.
Little did Hope foresee the perils
winch awaited them on the rock
bound shores of the Faralones.
The launch which Hook had en
gaged lay at one of the piers which
iut out intb the harbor from San
rrancisco's waterfront like the teeth
of a gigantic comb. Though Morissey,
the owner-captain, had been told to be
ready to start at 2 o'clock, owing to
some engine trouble it was consider
ably past 3 before he was ready to
cast off. Then came another hitch.
Hook had disappeared.
"Now, where the devil has he gone
to?' demanded Hope, impatiently
striding up ana down tne pier. Dots
he think I've nothing better to do
than to hang around here waiting for
nimr
"I guess he's gone to get a drink,
sir," said Morissey, touching his cap.
"I saw him about twenty minutes ago
heading for one of those saloons over
on fc.ast street. 1 11 send a boy after
mm it you wish, sir.
"No replied Hope, "we'll go with
out him."
(To Be Continued.)
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mollle E. Hansen to Clyde It. Puller,
northeast corner Thirty-first and
Burt streets, 48.47x150 1 4.000
Winter Byles to Ralph H. Brown.
et al, Charles street, 128 l-t feet
east of Twenty-eighth street, south
side, !4V4xl.7U i
Winter Byles to Ralph H. Brown,
et al, Lafayette avenue, 80 feet
east of Forty-first street, south
side, 50x160 1
Winter Byles to Ralph H. Brown, et
al. Twenty-ninth street, 118.5 feet
South of Leavenworth street, west
Side, 48.13x140 1
Mornlnirlde Land company to Henry
Webber, Lafayette avenue, ICO feet
west of Halcyon avenue, north side,
60X1R3 1TB
U H. Bachman and wife to Mary P.
Murray, lilnney street, 102 feet east
Of Forty-fifth street, north side,
40x127 1
Robert Bridge and wife to Matthew
A. Hall, et al, Underwood avenue,
198 feet west of Forty-eighth
street, south fide, 60x12ft....' 6,760
Caroline Poppieton, tr., to Irenaeus
Shuler, et al, Burt street, 118 feet
west of Forty-fourth street, north
side, 40x140 1
William P. Miller and wife to Prank
Brown, Forty-second street, 100
feet south of Ames, east side, lOOx
120 1
Hastings A Heyden to Edna June
Jensen, northeast corner Fortieth
and Ida streets, 160x228 800
Hattle L. Hawver to David Cole,
northeast corner Sixth and Ban
croft, 478x1,831; northwest corner
Sixth and Bancroft, 160x083.4 10,000
James N. Norlem and wife to Louis
Janssen, northwest corner Thirty
fourth and Prances, 40.0x136 7,600
Fred W. Rothery to Philip C. Lleber,
southeast corner Twenty-third and
N street, 44x00 1
Hattle Robinson and husband, et al,
to Louis Wo Ik, et al, Twenty
fourth street, 41 feet south of
Seward, east side, 24x82.8 1,600
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bv direction of the property committee
of the Board of Regents of the University
of Nebraska; bids will he received until 4
o'rloik p. m. Saturday, July 22, 1018, st ths
office of the undersigned, for construction
of an Agricultural Engineering building on
the Unlverstly Farm campus nr Lincoln.
Separate bids will be received for Installa
tion of heating and ventilating, plumbing
and electric wiring for said building; all
bids on building construction snd the several
Installations of equipment must be in strict
accordance with plans, drawings and spe
cifications as amended now In file In the
office of the superintendent of construction
In the Unlvernlty Administration building at
Lincoln. Bidders must apply to ana confer
with the superintendent on sll matters con
cerning construction and bids thereon and
must .n ail cases use the blank forms pre
pared under the direction of said superin
tendent for bidding purposes. Approximate
cost of said building Including equipment
above mentioned Is 1140,001). Bids must be
accompanied by bank cashier's check or
certificate of doposlt payable unconditionally
to the Board of Regents of the University of
Nebraska, in the s mounts and for purposes
stated in the "Instructions to bidders'" ac
companying plans and specifications. Bids
must be sealed and plainly marked on the
outside cover "Agricultural Building" or
"Engineering Building Equipment" as the
case may be (heating, plumbing, etc.). The
right is reservea to reject any ana an bids.
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
J. 0. DALES, Secretary,
Station A, Lincoln.
r6j22-l6-lljyS.
Read Bee Want Ads (or profit. Use
them for results.
Full Battalion of
Colored Troops to
Be Organized Here
A full battalion ot colored troops
to join the Nebraska National Guard
is being organized in Omaha by G.
W. Obie and Edward Turner.
Obie and Turner received permis
sion to organize the troop from Gov
ernor Morehead Monday, and they
nave started active work in recruit
ing up the three companiei necessary
io maxe up a Dattanon.
Isaai Bailev has received the rnm
mission as major of the battalion and
Edward Turner will be the adjutant.
G. W. Obie, Bob Robinson and R. C.
Price will be captains of the three
companies, while the lieutenants
given commissions are George Gray,
w. n. watts, cnarics Bird, (J. O,
Underwood and Will Ran anm.
Dan Desduno has been made chief
musician and Will Lewis principal
musician.
It is planned to have the colored
battalion complete in every detail
even to the band.
Any colored men in Omaha who
would like to join this battalion are
urged to apply to G. W. Obie at 2518
Lane street.
Mohler Says Banquet
To Him as Citizen
The banquet to be given to A. L.
Mohler, former president of the Un
ion Pacific, by the business men of
Omaha at the Commercial club, prom
ises to be largely attended. Mr. Moh
ler asserts that he wants it distinctly
understood that this banquet is given
to him, not as a railroad official, but
as a private citizen of Omaha.
Mr. Mohler will leave Omaha July
I, the day after turning the affairs
of the Union Pacific over to his suc
cessor, President Calvin. .-He will
probably be absent a month, or six
weeks, after which he will return and
spend some time here, then going to
his Colorado ranch.
Epworth Leaguers-Have
Fine Pi:nic at Valley
John Lewis is back from Valley,
where during the last week he had
charge of the Epworth League camp
of the Omaha members. The attend
ance was around 150 to 200 and a
great time was enjoyed by the young
people. There was a school of in
struction each morning and the aft
ernoons and evenings devoted to re
creation. There were numerous con
certs, bathing in the' lake adjoining
the grounds and boating.
Local Cigar Store r -Girls
Guests at ax
Picnic in the Bluffs
A trip to the Elysian fields, alias
Council Bluffs Rowing Association
club, was the picnic given local cigar
saleswomen' Tuesday by William O.
Harrison of the McCord-Brady com
pany. Thirty-five white clad young
women, each armed with a bouquet
of flowers and a two-pound box of ;
candy, which the irresistible Mr. Har
rison had presented. ! made the start
from the Paxton hotel at 1 o'clock.
See if you can add anything to the
perfectly heavenly program arranged
for the day by this host: Automobile
rides both to and from the Council
Bluffs club; boating, bathing, roller
coasting, a four-course dinner at S
o'clock, and an invitation for each
young woman's best beau to come
over to tl : club in the evening for ...
the dancing, to say nothing of secur- :
ing the consent of each employer to
grant the girls a half-holiday for the
day.
Mrs. W. O. Harrison and Mrs. A.
E. Burnett chaperoned the party,
which included: Misses Parey, Jose- '
phine Jacobs. Mayme Rubesh, Ada
line Stark, Zoe Niest, Agnes Kauf-
man, prances Russell, Daisy Pearson,
Olga Jones, Margaret McAvoy, Ella
mamics, aa necK, Alia nauser, jane
Simpson, Ida Francis, Lillie Edwards, '
Alta Hanson, Emma Jensen, Anna
Washington, Nora McCarthy, Mary
Murphy, Alice Larson, Bernadette
Hague, Minnette Lohrman, Hattie
Schnell, Emily Conner, Myrtle Evans. 1
Peggie Meehan. Annette Kay and
Mary Kusek.
Reports Upon Bird
Masque Are Made at
Audubon Meeting
i?.nnrt nf th. pnmmi.. in fltnrtrm
of the "Bird Masque," presented at
the dedication of Fontenelle forest,
June 17, were made at an enthusiastic
mcciing oi me neorasKa Auaunon so
ciety at the Omaha Public library
Monday evening.
The net proceeds of the masque
were over $400, which places the so
ciety on a Arm financial basis.
At the meeting Monday evening
resolutions of thanks to Thomas F.
Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. William F.
H fl V f t ll nr.,. ann ha
1 , ".I"" "".cm giving
valuable assistance, were adopted. It
was also unanimously agreed that the
good work for the birds will be car
ried on by the society.
The society decided to extend,
through the prers, a cordial -invitation
to join the association, which
can be done by sending $1 a year to
- ..... .v..utt,,.K vui.MI UI mib
society: Dr. S. R. Towne, president; "
'"'"joy niggins, secretary; John
R. Ringwalt, treasurer, i
With the idea r,( in.,ill!n . l...
of birds among the children, the
junior memoersnips nave Deen fixed
at 10 cents,
No Show at the Den
Next Monday Night
Ak-Sar-rtfn'a ,.M, aMj i.
- - .-.vol siiu WUIK-
inK crew w nav, a onnri iAnn
all this week, and all of next, since "
. ,w v llu .,iuw nllu initiation
at the den Monday night. Thia will T
hp the firs, tim- (tr .-,.,.. Mn . n
..i-ij IUUU1IB mac ...
Samson has missed a show on Mon-
aay nignt uuring the season. Thia
win uc tne evening before lulv i .
and so many" will be either out of
the next day that it was thought best '
not to show on thai night
ine following week, however, July
10. Sflmtnn Is tn - k:- J-l-
--. .. . ."..mm m uig UC1C-
gation of hotel men from a dozen
suucj anu me veterinarians from the
Missouri valley.
Monthly Evening Meeting -
Of Rotarians Postponed
The recrtilar mrtn.M.r m'ffl,. c
. ,. ' ",w "k'"Jl "ll. iUCCllIIK
.......... u, ic vy.iiaita ixuiary ciuo, ,
wmcn was to nave Been held thia
week, haa K r.,-,.. . . .
, uvaiuuiuj uii in me .
sprnnri ui..!, ,n I.. I.. I ...t.:. 1. ' .
..wn .., ju.jr, aim b wnicn
time will take the form of a field day
at one of the country cluba.
Instead a noonday rheeting and
luncheon is to be held tomorrow at
the Henshaw rathskeller.
G. E. Banister, will be chairman,
and T. J. Bruner, the principal speak
er, will talk on the lubject, "Whole
sale Jewelry." t. .
A new memhpr. Franlp C n .
will be introduced. '
Plana for the field day, at which
Rotarians and ladies are to be invited,
will include an afternoon of sports,
with dinner and dancing m the eve -
ning. .;.,.
Manufacturers to Hold
Annual Outina Thursday
Do vou want a box of Canrfv nr a
cured ham? .
Would you rather have $5 worth of
men s shirts or a case of beer? Do
you want a case of pickles or a baby
milk bottle? Which would you rather ' .
have, a jar of face cream or 1.0m
pounds of ice?
If the 1,000 pounds of ice. appeals to
you as more practical than the af
finity cream, the shirts, the bird easa ;
.... I i i.:ji: . " .,
wi mc iuiu ui Kiiiunng wooa, men
you will have to study carefully the
posters of the Omaha Manufacturers'
association annual outing Thursday of
this week, when these and many other
articles are to be given as prizes
in the golf (fames, the athletic eventa
and the card games at the Field club.
Small Boys Must Keep ''
Away from Den Grounds
"Scat!" '
This will be the word the oolice-
mcn will use in ordering; all kids off
the Ak-Sar-Ben grounds surrounding
the den in the future on the Monday
evenings when a performance is on
at the den.
The officers have orders now to
keep all the boys off the grounds,
since a number of thefts of articles
from automobiles occured again Mon-'
day night.
Protest Lnrinpti Anainst .
o .
Contractors By Manley -
Secretary Manley of the Commer
cial club, in a letter to the city com- '
missioners, protested against unrea
sonable occupancy of street and aide
walk space by building contractor!. .
DlstrMslac Cough Corad. '
Dr, Ktns"s Naw Discovery not only stop v-,
your cdugh, but hardana your aystam atalnat
ooloai ailUiths forma. Alt drunaitar-aids, r.