THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1916. 15 FOR RENT HOUSES Weal. ' v HATS "between outside paint and inside piaster? Watch one of my well built ' home under wa F. B. TRULL1NQB.R, Phone Benson, 111. fcOR RENT New 8-room house and garage la beat part of Dundee. HIATT CO., Tyler SO. 245 Omaha Nat. 6-ROOM cottage, thoroughly modern except furnace; very reasonable1 to responsible pary. Phone Harney 19. 206 AND 308 South 30th itreet; new brick, fx rooma each, thoroughly modern. Tel. Harney 3836. North. TOR RENT My new strictly modern -room bungalow to family without chil dren. Call Colfax M or Harney 447. E R. Woods, 8431 Brown, STRICTLY modern 6-room house, close In, $.17,59. Phone Harney 8161. W, H. Dor ' ranee, 408 Lincoln BoQlevard. 161s URANT ST. I-r. com., modern, tie. T. r Hall 4S3 Ramge mag. XJoig. .ue. . SKVEN rooma;' all modern. Bemls Park Tel. Harney v South. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED West TEN-ROOM BUNGALOW BLK. ' TO- CAR. ArHnlnlnar rialrmnnl. ish, selected oak ( double floors); floors wwry room;- roomy Closets; linen closet built. tn fikntitpu ci i ,t . duplicate. Can give you best of term. i mm wm only, SS.ZftO. call OSBORNE, 701 Oma. Nafl Bk Bldg. D. 1474 WEST Farnam residence, best St., at 123 N "lu vbk nnisn, i Mini; ss.ouv WEST FARNAM CORNER. Modern a-room bungalow, with corner vacant. Room to build two brick Hate. if. BOSTWICK SON. S1 LINCOLN BLVD. 11-rooni houu. atrlctly modern, with hot water beat. uougiae ms. HA Ml. A I l i.T Cl UIUI . V .... . . ena. nouae ana lot, aiei Daven port Call 118 l.lnroln Blvd. Harnay 1711 North. S-ROOM, modern, 1010 8. 28th 8t, Telepbon, Harney 8831. .-ROOM cottage, gas and water, S18. Phone - Harney 4708. Miscellaneous. ROUSES AND COTTAGES. PARTLY MODERN. -r. till Carter Lake Blvd lle.Oo STRICTLY MODERN. '. -T.tl Eraltlne St..... IH.I0 l-r. 3840 Charl. 8t J6.00 -r. 1S12 No. 40th St., good de tached houae In flrat-claaa real dance aectlon. hot water heating :-. plant 11.00 l-r. 1046 Georgia Ave 10.00 ... FLATS, STRICTLY MODERN. 4-r. J041 Howard St !5.00 6-r. 688 So. 18th St. (Bargain).... 88.00 t-r. 1131 So. 10th St. (brand new).. 27.(0 WE HAVE OTHKKS. BElfi UUK UUU PLETB LIST BEFORE RENTING. PORTER ft SHOTWELL. ioj So. 17th St. Doug. 6013. 112.60 l-room, modern except heat, 2221 N. zoth St. 127.60 o-room, mod.. 2131 Davenport 8t H. A. .WOLF, Doug. 8088. 614 Ware. Blook. fouLTRY AND GARDEN Acre and email -houae, chicken, pigeon houae, 7: alao 6 room for colored, downtown; city water electric light. Tel. D. 2107. HOUSES FOR RENT. CREIOH. SONS CO., 108 BEE BLDQ.. DOUG. 200. FOR RENT Ap'ti and Flab West. APARTMENTS AND GARAGES, Five rooms, strictly modern, steam heat. Janitor service, oak floors and fur , lsh; In best residence district. St. George apartments, 113 . aist Ave. ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY, Tyler 153. . . 33a Rose Bldg. I ROOMS and bath In -the Hollywood, near 1611 Harney, 2d floor, plenty of win j dows, awning and flower box. Very choice and only 333 per month. D. 1478, PINE steams-heated apartment, either 4 or 5 rooms, on West Farnam street. JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST. A NEW modern brick flat, 8-room apt., with garage: will be ready to occupy August 1. Located at 2829 California. Tel Har. 2216. MODERN 8 -roonv-brick flat; neweTectrio fixtures throughout. Price 1 30. Call Har . ney 1912. MODERN store, 16th St., near postofflce. 17B per mo. P. P. Btebblns, 1610 Chicago. BT. CLAIR, 24th and Harney, 3-room apart ments. CalWHarney 47. North. il04 No, 22d, 4-r. flat; steel range," gae .. plate, water paid, loan cuming. 4-r. ape sso. RASP BROS. Doug. 1851. STREHLOW TERRACE. Apartments 1 Bernl-basement apartment. Phone Web. 7211. ' M MODERN apt., 7 rooms, 926; near postof- nto. u. jr. oieuDina, -toiw iniuasu. South. fc-ROOM modern apartment; heat and janl . tor service, walking distance. 812 Bo. tn Ave. sv. . -, : BENSON MTER8 CO.. 424 Omaha National Bank Bldg. FIVE-ROOM steam-heated apartment; very . desirable. The Chula Vista, 20th and Poppelton. Conrad Young. 328 Brandeis Theater, uoug. 1&71. Miscellaneous. MODERN apartments, $18 and up. Near 4 postoruce. u. r. aceDDini, isiu unicago. FOR RENT Buinei Pr'p'ty Stores STORE ROOMS at 1809-1811 Farnam St. Thos. F. Halt. 423 Ramge Bldg. D. 7406. WEAD Bldg., ISth and Farnam; fine suite of rooms ; excellent light ; suitable for tailor or dressmaker, , Baldrige Bldg., 20th and Farnam; two nice rooms facing Farnam at. F. EV WEAD, Wead Bldg. D. 171. Vn.lRA li Li-, store room paawneat 2 . I6tb Bt. Ooly I6&. CONRAD YOUNG, 122 Brandeis Thftater Bldg. D. 1671. Ill SOUTH 16th St., basement, 130, 607 South 13th St., brick. $30. JOHN N. FRENZER, DOUGLAS 654. Ut tiers rind Lesa Room. DfiSlRABL-hi ottlue rooms In the remodelled Crounse block, lit N. 16th St (opposite ' postofflce). lit to 816 par month. Conrad - Young. 8?? Brandt! Theater. Onag. 1171. OFFICE room (for dentist), centrally lo cated, 16th St. Wright A Lasbury. D. 162. OFFICE room wltb 'phone and reception room for lady. P 286. Omaha Bee. Miscellaneous. ' BARN for rent, in rear of Savoy hotel. 16th and Jackson Sts. Suitable for barn or garage, 66x88, two stories and basement, with 40-foot lot in front. Call at hotel office. MOVING AND STORAGE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms, for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO., 6U2 H. 16th St Douglas 4161. Maggard X.,rW Van and Utorage Co. Moving, packing. storage ana snipping, rnone uoug. nc Globe Van and Storage Co. For real moving service try us. Large 1 I-horse, padded vane. Storage, 82 month. ' Satisfaction guaranteed. We move you UUICKER, CHEAPER AND SAFER. Phone Tyler 230 or Douglas 4818. GORDON VAN CO. Packing, storage and mov- Ing jif N. 11th St Phone Douglas 894 or Webxter 66. MfclKWOUTAW VAN AND STORAGE CO. Careful attention given to orders Cor moving, packing or storage; office at Ray mond Furniture Co.. 1618 and 1616 How- arq 91. rnone p. 6626. , ., nT paoaing ana storaga . m or., tvoug-ias 114V. FIDELITY sl? FREE Pbon. Dougla. Ill for oomnlata llat of vacant home, and apart, menta;- alao for storage, moving. Uth and JaoIuoB Sta. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED SELECT LOCATION ' Between Jackson and Jones on S8d Ave., 9 rooms with all the latest conveniences, such asy built-in bookcase, buffets, sun room-wfth French doors and many handy arrangements in kitchen and entry; all oak finish and floor; house tar papered before sided and shingled; buflt by day labor, the best of material UMd. Let us how you this place. SCOTT & HILL CO. Doug. mot. Ground Floor, MtCagu, Bldg. BUNGALOW FACING ' KOUNTZE PARK 8517 No. 19th St. We are offering today for the first time the biggest bargain in a modern, new and up-to-date bungalow anywhere in the olty; very neatly arranged, finished In oak and nicely decorated with built -.in buffet In the dining room. Nice lot overlooking the para, witn iron tence, flowers, shrubbery, etc. This property has cost the owner better than $3,760. If sold Immediately, the price Is 83,000. Investigate at once If you want a oargain. GLOVER & SPAIN, Dougla, 8982. 918-20 City National. 3029 NICHOLAS ST. 6-room new bunaalow in this fins la. oation; large living room and dining room wnn Duiu-in DOOKcases. and bur fet; handy kitchen with many conven tences; open stair with Platform to 1 large bedrooms and bath, upstairs. Full basement, cemented. See us about this place. SCOTT & HILL CO. Doug. 1008. Ground Floor, McCague Bldg. 6-ROOM BUNGALOW BARGAIN. JUST COMPLETED FINE WORKMAN SHIP. r Living room, dining room, sun parlor. : au oaa nnisn, oax noors- "throughout, oooKcasee, rencn aoors, Dutlt-tn cup' boards; vegetable room: coal bin: full lot three blocks to car. This was built by carpenter-owner; a $4,000 home for 83,360; only 8350 cash and $30 per month. 1 Call OSBORNE, 701 Oma. Nat'l Bk Bldg. D. 1474. BIG BARGAIN Out-of-town owner will sacrifice in or- der to raise money. Five-room cottase. all modern, good furnace, three large rooma on first floor; two bedrooms and bath upstairs; paved street; located at ivvb e. sun at rnce cut irora $2,600 to 13.000. ....... SCOTT & . HILL CO., Doug. 1009. Ground Fir. McCague Bldg, DUNDEE" 7 rooms and sleeping- norch. strictly modem, and In good condition. Price 4,buu; terms. Located 4107 N. 49th St NORRIS & NORRIS, , 400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4270.- HAS YOUR FAMILY OUTGROWN YOUR. 6 OR 6-ROOM HOME? If so (without money) I can trade you a fine larger home with ground, 100x124 In Kountze Place, house has hot water heat and oak finish; desirable location, v or will trade equity ,f or western land. : w. h. Gates. . 647 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 1204. BEAUTIFUL CLA1RMONT ADDITION A nifty, new bungalow, oak finish. strictly modern .and up-to-date, well ar ranged and well built; location 'Ideal. All of which you will admit on seeing. We , win ne glad to take you any time, few hundred cash, balance to suit. RASP BROS., OWNERS, 1 06 McCague Bldg. Doug. 16 5 3 LOOK THIS OVER. Near Miller park, 6 rooms and bath, strictly modern, oak finish, built-in fea tures, full cemented basement; , fine fuiv nace, laundry, paving au pais. A bar gain for $3,6 W. P. J. TEBBENB CO., 606 Omaha Nat'l Bank- Doug. 2182. NEAR 24TH AND FORT All modern cottage, located at 2658 Camden Ave., beautiful residence district, close to stores, schools and churches; will sell for $2,600; easily worth $3,200; built zor nome. Terms, uoirax 1&37. BRAND NEW Bungalow 6 r. and bath. oa nnisn, naa a number or special fea tures; best of plumbing, furnace, dandy south front lot 2 blooks. to car, only 16 minutes ride down town. Fries $2,860, fsou oasn. . RAP BROS., Doug. 1668. SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW. One floor, 26x44; quarter,-sawed oak floor, all oak finish a brand new, ele gant home. Price, $3,650; $600 down, bal ance monthly. Will take a clear lot or ud to-date auto. Col. 4168, Builder. 1S24 Sahler FORCED BALE. Good lot Bedford Ave., with 6-room House; well; rents $10; easy payments; $1,260. A bargain. GEORGE O. WALLACE, 614 Keellne. NEW bungalow, 6-room, all modern, 60-foot lot, south front, at a bargain, only $2,760, near 46th and Charles. Call owner. Red 1881." NIFTY all -modern, oak-flnUbed bungalow. well located, in north part 62,760. very easy terms tn good party. H. 1891. KOUNTZE PLACE restricted district resi dence for sale. F. V. Knlest, 8516 N, 16th. South. $4,650 A peach of a HOME, very well built in fact, yeli will go a long way to find nntt built likt It. LI vine room' across r front, with fireplace.- Dining room, built- in buffet; fine kitchen and pantries; sun porch. Birch, mahogany finish oak floors au tnrougn; wnua enimN up in iargQ ucu- rooms. tiled batn. sleeping porcn, lo cated on 36th St., near Leavenworth. V. V. SHOIjKH uu Doug. 48. 61 6 City Nat't Bank Bldg. SOUTH SIDE. On account of owner wanting to leave the city for the west they have author. I zed us to sell their 7-room strictly mod ern story and a half bungalow near Bt Phllomena church. Large lot paved street, paving all paid, within walking distance for railroad or business man. This property Is well worth $1,000- more than It can be bought for, but the owner wants cash. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, D. 1781, 6th Floor Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. SAFETY. riKS'IV FUR RELIABLE AND SAFE FIRS AND TORNADO INWURANCB SEE O1 NEIL'S R. B. ft INS. AGENCY, 684 Brsndel Theater Bldg. Ty'er 1616. Room nungaiow, orand new, all modern, oak floors tnroughout; oak finish in liv ing and dining rooms; large, light white enamel bedrooms; good location; restricted addition. . A bargain at $$,160. Easy BENSON & CARMICHAEL, 642 Paxton Blk. Doug, 1718. 3072 S. 16TH 7-r. mod., newly-painted, pa pered and varnisned; street pavea; 824.60. Berks ft Musll. D. 6967. 8-ROOM house, alt modern, for sale. 2620 Pacific. . rnone Harney n, , , REAL ESTATE Unimproved West THE best acres are out Benson way. The best place to buy acres out Benson way Is In Benson Gardens, Rich land Acres or West Benson, where we can sell you one or more acres from $860 an acre and up, on very easy terms. HASTINGS ft HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St. Phone Tyler 69. BENSON Garden acres are the bast close- in acres to be had near umaba. Call, writs or phone Tyler 60 for reading mat ter, tolling more about Benson Garden acres, adjoining Benson. HASTINGS ft HEYDEN. 1614 Harnay St WEARNB PARK BAROAIN New bunga low, 6-r. and bath, built by day labor and , of the best of material. Oak finish, with oak Boors, rooms large and well arranged, has a number of special features. High r grade, fixtures, lull basement furnace, dandy east front lot, only S blks, to car. Price cut to 88.060. Eaay terms- RASP BROS. Doug. 1863. North. After looking at MlNNB LUBA 30 dif ferent buyers decided tr it It was tho best proposition on ths market and they backed their Judgment by BUYING tots, 11 YOU will oome out today you vlli understand why others are buying. CHARLES W. MARTIN &.CO. Tyler 187. 142 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. CUMING, near 2th St., 22 or 44? must be sold to close estate. Grlmmel. 649 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. BE F K ET, 16th St., 3 blks from viaduct, $6,600. McCague Inv. Co., McCague Bldg, REAL ESTATE Unimproved Miscellaneous. 5 OR 6-ROOM BUNGALOW BUILT TO YOUR ORDER. We are soon to open a choice let ad dltlon. High and sightly locations, near ear ana on boulevard, will build a few bunga lows to order. Lots about $'i60 to $800. now Is 1 the time to select a lot and see us about building. Call. Tyler 66 and aak tor Mr. Nanvtilc, Kvonlngs, walnut 2149. HASTINGS ft HEYDEN, 1614 HARNEY ST. FOR SALE. I tfandr vacant lota, H blook to oar una; out to ti.vu, caan tor quioK aala, CALKINS CO., Dougla, 1111 City Nat. Bank Bldg REAL ESTATE Suburban Benton. LYNNWOOD Oo out to Lynn Wood today and see the beautiful lota we 'are selling from $466 to isoo. A. P. TlfKEV 8c SON. Phone Doug. 608. 1607-$ W. a W. Bldg. BENSON ACRES. ' Three nice acres near outskirts of Ben son. a short ways from heart of town, on Military Road. House la S years old, full cement oasement, furnace heat; chicken house and pens fenced woven wire tlsht. Garage for two cars. One of the nicest places In the city for any one wishing to raise cnicaena ana nave a nice nome. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY. P- 1781, 6th Floor Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. 8 ACRES--BENSON GARDENS. WILL EXCHANGE. Lays nearly level, near macadam road and free Jitney. Will consider exchange on 6 or 6-room house. Call Tyler 60 and ask for Mr. Manvilie, Evening, Walnut HASTINGS ft HEYDEN, 1614 HARNEY ST. H'lAK'l VUUR HOME IN BENSON) BUT THIS LOT I 816.66 down and $16.00 par month: price $866.63; also, 66x138; located on Looust St, between Clark and Burn bam. not far irora scnooi and ear una uea. &. wr'iut. Bee office, Omaha. 2 ACRES, COTTAGE New,. 6-room, at a bargain, in Benson Acres, all in garden, fruit . and shrubs. This is a real bargain. Must sell on ao count of moving away. Call Benson 881-W. 2 ACRES, Including big crop blackberries and grapes, 4 miles N. W. postofflce. (JOiraX 3677. Dundee. NEW DUNDEE HOUSE FOR SALE DO YOU WANT A HOME - IN DUNDEE? . 4617 California St. Is lust recently com pleted and all ready to occupy. Be the first to live In this beautiful 7-room strictly modern home. Oak floors above and all oak finish be low. Screens, fireplace, sidewalks, shads trees. One of the finest locations In Dundee. Only H block to oar line. Owner has out price from $6,606 to $6,300 for quick sale. House open so you can Inspect it Cloee the door when you come cut. Or call me up at either addresses bllow and I will meet you or take you out to see the prop. erty. ARTHUR C CROSSMAN, 304 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Douglas 610T. r 4932 Webster St. Walnut 676. Cut this out for reference. Do It Now! DUNDEE DOUBLE CORNER $3,000 At the northeast corner of 62d and Webuter St., 100x136. Just east across the street from the Arthur Cooley residence. This property Is restricted to the erection ,of one fine residence. Not another comer In Dundee that Is similarly restricted and as well located can be bought for the money. Only one block to street car and overlooking Happy Hollow circle and ths club. ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY, Tyler 1636. . is3 Ross Bldg. 16th and Farnam Sts. DUNDEE 6-room modern bungalow. Built ny us 38,760. on easy terms. W. L. BELBY ft SONS. Phone Dong. 161. Dundee bungalow. Walnut 1666. Dundee lot. $996, Walnut 1666. t seres hear Dundee Walnut 1666. South Side. GARDEN LOTS $100 TO $200 ' $1 down, ' 60 cents per week. On the South Side, two blocks from car line, In good district of homes; buy two or three of them, build a little cottage and save your rent., SHULER & GARY,' Phone D. 6074. 204 Keellne Bldg. Miscellaneous. THREE ACRES FOR SALE. One-half orchard, ono-half alfalfa; high. igntiy. smooth land: .Htrknousers addi tion, platted, 18 city lots, cheap; near two street car lines. Tel. walnut 1388. REAL ESTATE Exchange WILL EXCHANGE 80 ACRES IOWA LAND for residence property In Omaha. This is a good piece of land located near Glenwood, la.,, and about 26 miles from Omaha. Has all the Improvements and the price on same Is $100 per acre. There is a new loan lust recently mads amounting to $5,000 for three years at 671 per cent, If you have something In Omaha that you want (0 exchange, let us hear from you. HIATT COMPANY, 246-7-8 Omaha Nat. Bank. Tyler 60. THE remarkable Increase In BEE Want Ads can be traced to only ons source good results at less 00 st than any other umaoa paper. 20,101 MORE PAID WANT ADS In Orst Ave months of 1916 than la gams period in 1616. 480 ACRES in Cheyenne County, Colorado, near wild horse. For sale or exchange for North, South Dakota, Minnesota or Can ada Lands. MPLS. Rental Co., 808 Pal ace Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. FARMS, Ranches, Residences, Apartments, aiercnandise stocxs, income or ail Kinds. Can match any deal of merit J. A. ABBOTT, 4 Patter ion Blk., Omaha. FARMS, ranches, city property, acreage and investments for sals and exchange. Morgan, lm a cuming st Doug. 3466. CAN sell or exchange "anything you havi EQUITY In good f-r, house for cottage; wort a 98.300. coirax 106I after 10 a. m. HOTEL and furniture at Dallas. 8. D.; exenange, u. 6707. Toiand at TrumbuiL REAL ESTATE- Investment WEALTH comes from lnvestemnt not from salary. But save part of your salary or income and invest carefully. Horns Build ers guarantees 7 per cent, pays mors. Nothing safsr. no worry, Aak about ths plan. HOME BUILDERS, INC.. 17th and Douglas St. Phono Doug. 8611. WM. COLFAX, 706 Keellne Bldg. Real estate, olty property, large ranches a specialty. REAL ESTATE B'nett Pr'ty FOR SALE 264x182, faces three streets; near new rora Dunning; splendid manu facturing sits. Address, B-4H, Be. FINANCIAL Keal Estate Loam and Mortgage!. We are ready at all times to make loans on first-class city property and eastern Nebras ka arms. Rates on request. UNITED STATES TRUST CO, iU bourn 1th M. FINANCIAL Real Estate Loans and Mortgages. MONET TO LOAN ON Apartment houaaa. double brtok houMa. alngl. houiea, buelnae. property aod farm lanaa at a par o.nt, p.r oant I pr ot w. n TUUMAS, III- Keellne Bldg Dougla. llll. 1688 MORTGAGE bearing 7 per cent Veml- annual, eecured by property valued at tu.7.0. Talraage-Loomle Inv. Co., W. W. Bldg. 8 PKR CUNT to I par oant on beat olaaa olty reeldenoea In amount 18.000 up; alao larm loan,. Reaeonable oommlaelona. PKTKRB TRUST CO., 1881 Farnam 8L PRIVATE MUNelt. 8HOPKN COMHANT, KUttLtNU BUILDING. OMAHA noniea. Kaat Nebraaita farina, O'KEEFE RKAL ESTATE CO.. 1018 Omaha Nat'l. Phone Doualaa ITU. MONEY to loan on tmpruved farma and ranonea. we alao buy good farm mort gagee. Kloke Inv. Co.. umaba REAL KSTATi! loan., all "per cent 5m U. N. BUCK CO., Ill Omaha Nat Bank. NO DELAY, W. T. GRAHAM, BHD BLDG. MONET oo hand for olty and (arm loane. H. W Binder, City National Bank Bldg. CITY and farm loaua, 6, It,, I per cent J. H. oumont A CO.. 418 Keellne Bldg. LOANS 6 Bt, I Far cent LOANo. THOS. L MoOARRY. Keellne Bldg. Red 4144. CITY loan, a ipeolalty. Loweat ratal. Flrai Truat Co., D. 1161. 103 80. 181b St. Nat'l Rank Bldg nnf MONEY HARRISON A MORTON. w pv.i ,is Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. 1100 to 110. 000 made promptly. V. D. Wead, wead giqg.. l.tn ana f arnam aia Abstracts of Title. ' down your abatraot on anort notloa. H. t. ratteraon Bldg. D. 1147. Ifa Tltla, Guarantee and Abstraot "vl a Co., a modern abatraot oiOoa, 101 8. 17th St. Tel. D. 8411. REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldeat abatraot ot He. In Nebraaka. loft Brandle Theater FARM AND RANCH LANDS Colorado Lands. Colorado land excursions, sipens s paid. C La. iNotnaway, norenoe. Neb. Florence 211 Illinois Lands, FOR flALU Great aacrliW in order to set' tie estate, 10 -acre stock and grain farm, located near two towns; productive soil, mostly level, well Improved, In good sec tion of country. Jefferson County. III. this year's crop goes with the farm If taken soon. For rock-bottom price and terms, writs owner, Logan Buriiaon, Mount Vernon, 111. Iowa Lands. THE SURB WAT TO WIN Oet a well lo cated farm suited to grain and stock rais ing; good management will make a killing and you will live well while dotng it. This sao-acre improved farm 4 miles from Ta bor, I miles south of Olenwood, Iowa, will answer this need, for it naa good soil, all in crop and pasture, on the halves. An ever-running stream runs through it. There's good roads, schools, colleges and the greatest primary market of our coun try handy. With rural mall and phone you have all ths conveniences ot a great city. This great farm we offer on very easy terms, or we might divide, as there are two sets of Improvements. There are 1100 per acre farma In same vicinity. but our price on this is far less. We are not farmers, so we are obliged to sell. For particulars call on or write Bankers Mortgage Lioan w., it a. istn Omaha, Neb. Maryland Lands. BEAUTIFUL bay front estate, 200 acres, 8 buildings, very healthy, salt air and pines. 80.00 an aore. Improvements cost 116,000.00. owner, p. V, Box 4416, Nice town station, Philadelphia, Pa. Missouri Lands. SOUTH Missouri farms for sate; mild oil mats; pure water; rich soli; reasonable prices; good terms, rrana u. Hamel, Uarshfleld, uo. CHEAP FARMS -Any also, easy terms, In ths beautiful usaras ox uent county, ho, w, m. Frank, i nevius biock. umaba. Nebraska Lands. 744 ACRES very fine all-purpose stock and grain farm, well located, near K. R, sta tion, and 800 miles west of Omaha; good five-room house, good barn, plenty of water; fenced and orou-fenced; a 00 acres best of crop land, 130 acres Platte river bottom pasture and hay land, balance rough pasture land. This is the best bar gain ever; this party really wants to sell. price (cash only) I80,v00i good terms; write us and get complete description. uaiaweii saiyers, Malvern, la 2.600-ACRB ranch south Cherry county. nenty or. nay. uive away price of 18.76 per acre. Buy this and make yourself rich. THOMAS CAMPBELL, 632 Keellne Bldg. 480 ACRES Keith Co, land for sale, or will trade ror good, clean tock of dry goods, groceries or gents' furnishings; 11,000 worth of improvements on place; priced right; 14,000. W. N. Orcutt, Belmar, Neb. I HAVE3 bargains In Cheyenne and Kimball CO.'s, 87 to ?3Q. Thurston Co., 80-a., 8100; ov-a.i size, j, u. xtaroer, Jteeune uidg. Tyler 1710. North Dakota Lands. BUY 1 lands under our "half earnings" or "pay as you make It" plan. Hackney iana ureaii uo nt. rani. Minn. Wisconsin Lands. FOR SALE Choice cut-over hardwood lands, Florenos county, In tracts of 40 acres up to 10,000 acres. If you want land for a 'home or for Investment, write us. Prices and terms reasonable. FBTBR M' GOVERN LAND CO., Florence, Wis. WISCONSIN land for sale Closing out at a saennce, i tracts, boo seres best farm land, suitable for sheep raising. Also 640 acres suitable for stock ranch or diversi fied farming. Best black soli. Special oargam, Act quick. D. a. Conway, own er, Grand Rapids, Wis. GET literature and maps on too cheapest g n iaoa in unuea Biatss. BAKKH A TILLOTSnN. th and Douglas Sts.. Omaha. Doug. 1188. Miscellaneous. FARMS FOR SALB. 464 acres, near Council Bluffs, well Im proved. Price 8186. 44 sores, extra choice level land (no buildings), close to Omaha. Vt miles from paved road and suburban electric oar line. Price 810,000. This land rants for 88 per acre, cash; which shows what kind of land It Is. J. H. DUMONT, 418-18 Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug. 810. ARB TOU GOING TO BUT LAND? If so. set a conv'of our Journal flut. It has lands, city property and stocks oz gooas aavertisea from nearly every stats. So that you can find Just what you wish In Its columns, Established II years, reaching 78,000 readers. Bend 86e for one year's subscription, or X for five years. FARM AND REAL ESTATB JOURNAL, WB WILL TAKE THBfTR8T CROP" In payment for our land, black sandy loam soil, ample, rainfall, olose to good markets, In the heart of one of the best farming districts In the United States. Write or call for particulars. W. T. SMITH CO., 914 Omaha Nat, Omaha. FARMS, acreage and city property ior sale and sionange. j. it. uninos,riu uramaeis Thester Bldg. Doug. 8818. POULTRY AND PET STOCK PIOBONS pay far better than chickens; always penned up; lit tie space needed to start ; free book explains all. Majestic gquab Co., Dept. II, Adel, la. THOROUGH BRED White Leghorn cocker- els, 8 months old, 60c each, Mrs. Van Hagen, Benson Acrs. Benson 438, FRESH aquatic plants -for your fish globe, ivo, win seep iisd neaitny. max Screenings, 11 6 Mr lov .be. toi N. ICsSt. Horses Live Stock -Vehicles TTSale. ONE dark bay and one light bay horse, aoour li or is years old; 14 nands high; 1,000 pounds each; clipped ears: nicked up July 8th, 1918, and Impounded at City uog round, sin ana we tuner streets; will be sold at public auction at City Dog Pound Monday, July 17th, 1918, at 10 o'clock to the highest bidder. By order of A. W. Waggoner, Poundmaster. 4-yr,-old Jersey cow; 1 I-yr,-old heifer; 1 7-month-old Jersey calf: top notch stook. Inquire 2805 81st Ave., Benson, Neb. Horses Live Stock- Vehicles For Sale. WORK team, harness and wagon, must bs sold at once. Call at 6084 No. 84th. Col fax 817, HORRB and wagon for sale. 6618 N. 8Sd Ave, Phone Coltai 8884. VCH.iIS'0 family row for sale. Phone nut 3380. &302 Pacific STEEL rang and gasoline stove; good con dition. Colfax 3748. TEAM, harness and wagon for sale, Web ster I00S. 4 FRESH milch cWa 801 N. 47th 8t. Wal nut 8088. HAV, 96.50 ton. A. w Wagntr. 801 N 16, AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE SEE these used cars this week, as they must be sold: 1911 Cadillac, 6-psssenger. 1916 Maxwell, (-passenger. 1911 Maxwell, truck. 1916 Crow Elkhart, touring. 1911 Chalmers, roadster. 1918 Overland, touring. 1916 Detrotter, touring. 1918 Stud baker, touring. 1914 Maxwell.tourlng. 1918 Ford, touring. 1916 Ford, roadster. 1918 Ford, touring. 1913 Studebaker, "8," t-passenger. 1913 Overland, 6-passenger. 1918 International, 6-passenger. 1918 Chevrolet, roadster. 1918 Butrk, roadster. 1914 Detrolter, 6 -passenger. C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.. 1818 Farnam, Doug. 588. f OVERLANDS, FORDS, VELIE llll MODELS. OOOtl SERVICEABLE CARS FOR 1189 AND UP. WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC., 1047 Farnam St. Doug. 1180. AUTO CLEARING HOUSE 1101 Faream. Doug. 1110, 1,14 Cadtllari Tourlne. aaorlfloe. Klaeel Kar 8p.sd.ler 1480 Velle Speedeter 1800 1118 Reo Touring 1800 Muat aell all our eeoond-hand automo bile, within 10 dara. have several make, and in giving natter values than anyone alaa, Johnson-Danforth Co. HSI-ll-ll N. llll St. $100 REWARD For arrest and conviction of thief who teals vour oar while insured oy KILLT, BLLIS THOMPSON, 118-14 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. loug. 1818, STEVENS Touring, cheap; good shape. CARLISLE 490 First Nat Bank. Douglas 8108. Harney 8967 Sundays. UBBD CAR BARGAINS AT MURPHY-O BK1BN AUTO CO. 1814-11-18 Farnam Bt WB will trad you a as Ford for your old oca, INDUSTRIAL OARAGB CO SDth and Harney. Doug. ft61. FIVE-oassenger auto, a bargain at 1460 win take tsov oasn u aen at once, Bee Bldg. FRANKLIN roadster, running condition, 1912 model, 8160. Andrew Murphy Son. Automobiles Wanted. WANTED Used Ford, mechanically right. or v-pMMniri lamia fiv uuttii, uv yoi montn; rutty securea, Answer oy oaiur aay. a agrees cm, WANTED Used touring oar; late model must be In Al condition, J, T. SklUman. Pleasanton, Neb. Aur Repairing and Paint.-- 81U0 reward for magneto we can't rwpatr, Colls repair a. Baysoorter, iq w. ira. NBB. Auto Radiator Repair Service nd prices right, 911 a. inn at- u. T9 Auto Tires and Supplies. DON'T throw away old tires. We maks' aae new tiro iron i oio ones ana save you per osnt I in l vulcanising uo,, isit dv snpon Pt.. inint w. tvougiM svit. Wanted Some Want Ads in ex. chance for lots of answers. Fhone The bee. juxJ-IN., 8.7(; 10x1. Ii.Tm. Other sites in proportion. Duplex Tiro Co., 86 18 Far nam street AUTO TIRES . REBUILT, 89 99 TO 86.09. DUO T1RB CO.. 1811 OUIOAOO aTP. Motorcycles and Bicycles. HARLEY-DAVIDSON UOTORCYCLBS. Bar gain in used maoninea victor Hoos, "The MotPtvyrie Man." itus isavonwortn. BICTCLB, good condition; cheap. 8808 Dav enport. Harney 8970, 1914 SINGLE INDIAN, 7B. V. Mallett, 815 a. eaa ays, iau wainui xsiv. FOR RENT 115 worthlngton strtst, 11 rooms, modem. Near Brownell Hall. Beautiful shads trees and In nns neighborhood. Rental $40 per month. GEORGE & COMPANY, Tel. D. 766. 902 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS 100 Clara U. Stickler to Herman Lohn. 1 street, 80 feet east of Twenty eighth street, north side. 70x190.. .8 First National Bank of David City, juo,, io inn nmun nncx oompany, Dorcas street 180.7 feet east of Twenty-first street north side Six 150 Abraham L. Reed and wife, et al., to the Smith Brirk company, Dorcas street, 106.7 feet east of Twenty first street north side, 2H160 Charles W. Bavldgs and wife to Mary urn 1 1 uarry, souineast comer First and Washington streets. Florence. 188x884 tito c.uwaru w . rvonn ana wire to Edward Bpann, Twenty-sixth street, 98.5 feet south of Patrick avenue, west eld. 937x80 inn isessie u. FNornquesi ana wire to Frank Stirling, jjartmore avenue, 200 feet west of Forty-second street south side, 60x188 Helen O. Fales to Standard OH com pany, northwest corner Eighteenth and Cuming streets, 68x182. i.kao Nornert u, Juieary io creign Bona & Co., Canton street, 2 feet east of Sixteenth street, south side. 60x107. F. J. McShane, jr., sheriff, to Cretgh sons t (;o., nortnwest corner Forty first and Browne streets. 63.6xlto.. Fred W. Rothery to John It. Cook and wife, northwest corner Elah- teenth and Ohio streets, 434ixrl0... 1.860 josepn w. wooarougn ana wire to Clara Fertlg Twenty-fifth street, 82 feet south' of Woolworth avenue, west side. 62x127 Anna M. Oberg to J. O, Nystrom, Burt street, 76 reet east or Twenty-third street south Side, 39x182 O. Nystrom and wife to Ana M. Oberg, Forty-sixth street, 50 feet north of Lafayette avenue, west aids, 60x160 William C. Norrls to Hilda Amelia An derson, Twenty-fourth street, 80 feet north of Newport avenue, east side, 120x126 Emll J. Anderson and wife to Charles O. Kaufman, Evans street 138.89 feet east of Twenty-fifth- avenue, south side, 48.33x120 108 1,000 10 MORTGAGES (Saml-AtinuaJ lntereet) ON Productive Nebraska Farms. Every Farm Personally Inspect ed by a Member of the Firm. Payne Investment Co., 537 Osnaha Nat'l Bank BMa. Central Nebraska Reported Visited By Soaking Rains According to morning rrports to the railroads, a large portion of cen tral and northern Nchraska was visi ted by a soaking rain Thursday night. Along the Northwestern, in the north ern part of the state, there was a heavy rain over that portion of the Bonesteel branch, from Verdel to Verdegris, twenty miles, with fairly good rains for thirty miles or so both north and south. Over the lines running into the southern part of the state, it rained nearly all night from David City to Hastings and Superior, the precipita tion covering an area of more than 100 miles in length and fifty in width. The precipitation was from one fourth to an inch or more. In Burlington territory there was a heavy rainfall in the country south of the Platte and west of York, the precipitation in and around Sutton be ing nearly two inencs. i nere were fairly heavy rains up the Republican valley, and coming as far east as Harvard. A rainfall of one-half to an inch was reported. Plan Addition to County Hospital Plans are being considered for the building of an addition to the tu bercular ward at the Douglas county hospital, which will provide accom modations for ten new patients, and will also enable the nurse to be in at tendance at all hours of the day and night. The ward now has a capacity of but fourteen patients and no nurses' quar ters are available. County Commis sioner Henry McDonald wishes to build extensions upon each wing to give room for the additional patients, provided for proper isolation of the male and female patients' Quarters, and also give a room for the nurse. The county commissioners will be asked to authorize the addition as soon as definite plans are made. County Road lest Case Awaits J. H. Adams' Return Hearing the test case brought to determine legality of the Douglas county road and grading bonds issue voted at the recent primary is now awaiting return to the city of James H, Adams, who has been engaged by the county commissioners as special counsel in the case. A hearing will probably be held next week. County Commissioner John C. Lynch has announced that if the bonds are aeteatea in court ne will be in favor of at once resubmit ting the proposition at a special elec Fight to Reduce Jail-Feeding Cost ' To Come Up Again The fight to reduce the cost of feed ing Douglas county jail prisoners to a figure which does not permit a profit from the feeding is again to be brought up this fall, and a bill pro viding for the feeding of prisoners at cost will be presenteal to the legisla ture next winter. "We are now paying Sheriff Mc Shane 32 cents per day for feeding prisoners. We have found that it costs but 18 cents per day io feed in mates of the county hospital and of the Riverview home on a cost basis," says County Commissioner Frank Best. "There is no good reason for wast- ' ing 14 cents per day on every pris oner, and I am going to be' on hand at the next session of the legislature to push a bill for feeding Douglas county prisoners at cost, whether or ' not I am still a county commissioner," says Mr. Best. City Planning Board To Meet Saturday The city planning board will hold a regular session Saturday morning, when the Belt line elevation plan will be taken up again and disposed of. It is practically assured that the board will recommend to the city council the plan heretofore outlined, which contemplates elevation of tracks over Dodge, Douglas and Farnam streets at the, present crossings. Testimony Completed In Williams Separation Suit ' Alt testimony has been completed in the separation suit of Mrs. Jeanette C. Williams against J, R, Williams. Attorneys for Williams have filed an answer to the original petition, in which they ask Judge Sears to rule that Mrs. Jeanette Williams has already been divorced from him, thus making Mrs. Caroline Neef Williams his legal wife. s Attorneys were granted five days in which to file briefs in the case to be referred to by Judge Sears in render ing a decision. Judge Sears opinion -' is not expected for more than a week, at the least. - R. I. General Agent Regains Health on Fishing Trip John Utt, general agent of the Rock Island, who has been ill for several months, has returned from Wiscon sin, much improved in health. Dur ing his stay in Wisconsin Mr. Utt spent most of the time put of doors, doing considerable fishing. He is as brown as a berry. EIGHTH INSTALLMENT. STNOPSU. LfsiLOfeAt Jarvla Hous la detailed bv ttM United ft" I s nival board to Investigate and reuort h.j tL.dtnwj an th Invention of Dr. Ralph Biilo, vh.:h sof-vea to bring ths aub marln to a nula o. perfection. Ths lieute nant a.rlvci In 1, Ida via and Is welcomed by the Inventor an. lis daughter. Cleo. On the trial trip ot thft inventor's boat, a Japanea helper Is aurpiua.t In the act of examining the mechanljm oi the ventilating devloe, Hope report! favorably on the new device, but there are others Interested In It, An attempt to burglarise Dr. Burke'a laboratory falls, but latsr Cleo finds him murdered In his bedroom Cko sells her father's books to get money; later she nnas a jote irorn which she learns that trtev contain the secret formula. With Hope she races to the auctioneer's store only to find It In flames. Olga Ivanoff and Gerald Morton, two spies in search of the formula, attempt tt. cr.Dture Cleo when aha calls at the house tf Stephanskl, the anarchist. Hope rushes to nr aid; Morton snoots at mm but ins DUliet hits a bomb, In the cellar, which explodes. Stephanskl dies In the wreck of his house: the others escape, Hope and Cleo attend a ball at Mrs. Del mar' a whose nephew has two of the missing books. Mahltn, a spy, attempts to steal the books, but Is dis covered by Hope; In the excitement that follows the books disappear. Mahllh escapes. Hooe and Cleo take a boat for an Island out In the bay. The conspirators follow In omer ooais. man. in ana me dap turn -out the Island light. Morton's boat wltb the countess strikes a ttray mine In the bay. After a violent storm Hone and Cleo arrive on a strange Island and discover that ths man they hunt Is hers. But Mali! In and the Japanese also reach ths Island and put up a fight for the books. They esuapa from Hope but return and dynamite the shack, (Continued From Yesterday.) ' The Secret Submarine By . Alexander Powell ' Author o! "Th. En. of tb. Trait," "Flf htlnf hi Flandera," "The Road to Clorr." "Via Is Franca," etc. Copyrifht, 19U, bj fi. AlaaaiaW Pawril. small table behind a column, watch, ing all four, of them, sat Mahlin. AU at once Olga,' who had. never taken her eyes from the door, grasped Morton's arm.. , v : ,;" "Lookl" she whispered. "There he is!". . ' . . In the dorway, a parcel under his arm, stood Dr. Owen. A boy was helping him oft with, his coat. Even as Olga spoke he signaled to the head waiter. They were so close that they could hear his words. , "Where is Lieutenant Hope sit ting'" he asked.- "He- if expecting me." " v ' ' '' ' . . , "Yes, sir,".-said the man, preced ing him down the room toward Hope's table. fTMt way, if you pleas, sir." ':. .. Owen had started" to follow the head waiter when Morton, realizing that to obtain possession of the book he must adopt desperate measures, stepped from behind the palms. "This is Dpctor Owen, ?sh't it'" he said cordially. "1 am .Lieuten ant Hope.' I heard you asking for me. It was mighty, kind of you to meet me here. Suppose we step out to the bar and have a drink before ordering dinner'" . But the doctor instinctively hesita- -ted. He had a vague feeling that there was something familiar about the fellow. He seemed overnervous. Meanwhile the head waiter, sup posing that Doctor Owen was follow ing him, proceeded down , thef room to the table where Hope and Cleo were sitting. . "Here is the gentleman you were expecting, sir," he said, and pulled out the extra chair. , , . "Beg pardon, sir,''' he added, "but he seems to have stopped' to talk with another gentleman.. That's him, . there by the door, sir' j ,, As Hope looked he saw Doctor Owen hand a paper-wrapped parcel to the man with whom he was talk ing. Springing to his feet ' so sud- denly that he upset his chairiTie fairly sprinted the length of the room. , "Is this Doctor Owen?". "Yes," said the doctor. ' That's my name." . ! , "My name is Hope," said the' 'officer rapidly. "I wired vou - vesterdav about Fitzmaurice's .book. Did you onng it witn your; "But this man says his name is Hope," cried the bewildered ohvsi- cian, indicating Morton, who, having obtained the book, was slowly edging toward the door. '"There's the book, he's got it in his hand. I just gave it to him." - - .V Hope whirled on , Morton. ,'; : "Give me that book," he demanded, advancing threateningly. - i . "Not on your life Mister Lieuten. ant," sneered the other, and, as Hopl sprang at him, he turned and tossej the book to Olga. As Hope and Mor ton grappled, Olga dashed toward ths door; but, quick though she was, Cleo, who had seen everythingj was ;. quicker, still. Flinging herself, with all the strength of her lithe young body, upon the Russian woman, she wrested the precious volume from her hand. As she did so she felt the floor of the restaurant heave sickeningly beneath her feet'. The building rocked and reeled; the chandeliers swung like pendulums gone mad; glassware and dishes went crashing to the floor; the music stopped abruptly; and diners, waiters and musicians joined in a mad stampede for the door. . "It's an earthquake (" screamed someone. "Run for your lives lM and at that moment the ceiling fell. r (To Be Continued Tuesday.) ; Scarcely had the door closed behind him before Olga was herself ransack ing the drawers of the desk. But the book was not there. It must be in the other, part of the house. Ai she was leaving the consultation room to continue her search elsewhere her eye was caught by a card which was lying on top of the doctor's engagement book. She picked It up. It was the card bearing Hope's message, the card which Satsuma had obtained by a ruse and, by another ruse, had returned, and which the maid hadj evidently placed where the doctor would see it As Olga was reading the message she heard the sound of a motor stopping before the door. Dr. Owen had re turned sooner than she had expected. She acted with promptness and de cision. Fulling down her heavy veil, she opened the door of the waiting room and stepped onto the veranda just as the physician was ascending the steps. I ve been waiting nearly an nour for you, doctor," she said in a muffled voice, but it is so late that 1 will have to return in the morning," and she hurried down the walk. "Don t know who she is, observed the doctor to himself as he entered the house, "but there's something about her reminds me of that good looking girl that tried to sell me the ncyclopedia this morning. Bv 8 o'clock every table in the Palm room of the Hotel Arbor was taken, for it was a Saturday night in the height of. the season. Morton, by a liberal tip to tne Head waiter, had succeeded in obtaining a table close to the door, but screened by palms, so that he and Olga were enabled to watch all who entered or left the room without themselves being seen. Though Olga had dis carded the dustcoat which she had worn in the afternoon, she had draped about her hat a heavy veil which could instantly be dropped over her tace in case oz necessity. From their place of concealment be hind the palms Morton and Olga, who bad purposely gone to the restaurant early, saw Hope and Cleo enter, and saw them conducted by the head waiter to a table which he had evi dently reserved for them. And, at a