THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. 1916.
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FOR RENT Ap'U and FLU
Weat.
THHKB rooms and batb. near illl Har
nay Vara daelrable Only 131. Erneel
Sweet. Naw Hamilton. D. 178.
t LARGE room -l.. modern except heat.
Id floor, to email family. 116: nar lath
and Davenport Walnut 436.
AT. CLAIR. 84th and Harney, I and t-roora
apartmenta. Call Harnay 847
North.
CHOICK APAKTMKNT
1ST BO 4 rooma and bath on main floor,
oak floors and flnlah: ail oonvenlencee,
Utaludtnc janitor aarvloo.
IH 4 -oonio and bath, aaml-baaamant:
janitor aervlca and otbar convanlanoaa
Nathan Apia.. Bbarmnn and Wlllla Avaa
SCOTT HILL CO,
Doualae 100S
Ho4 U. 32D 4-r. flat; ateel rame, iaa
Plata, Itttchan cabinet.' Dou,. 1863.
Miscellaneous.
ilODERN Apt., J rooma. 135; near poatof
flue. Q. P. Slabblna. 110 Chicago.
FOR RENT Bminest Pr'p'ty
Stores.
TWO store rooma. 21xSt. aultable for Job
blng concern; near freight depot Inquire
110 M. ltn oi.
MODERN atore; 16th St., near poatofflce:
176 par mo. O. P. Stebblno, 1610 Chicago.
aT(K- kmiHk at let'v-lsl! Karnam at.
n-i.. w Hall 411 Himf. Blriv 11 T40I
1006 N J0TH Suitable oonfectlonery, dry-
gooda ate., living rma rear. D. 1H62.
CHOICE office apace, Balrd bias.. 17t and
jjougias nfLw ..... --
Omce, andUesk Room.
OFFICES IN WARE BLK..
16th and Farnam Ste.
400 Opposite elevator 13
401 Divided In three rooms SO-00
603 Poubla oftlce
H. A. WOLF.
ail Ware Bile. ou.
DESlKABLk office roome In Iher .niod.led
cSiuns. block. HI N. Iltb St.. (opposite
Sstorflcl. ' wm"!!??I!f
foung. Ill wranoaia in ....
i , ....... tw. Wead Bills
T(th and Farnam. and In Baldrldne Bldg..
Kih and Farnam Kantalrauonab a
OFFICE ROOM, well equipped, centrally lo-
" .i chean. Wrlgltt & Lasbary. U. 163.
OFFICE room wllb pbon. and rocspiloo
room for lady. P 3 . maha Baa.
MOVING AND STORAGE
aeparata looked room, for household
gooda and pianos; moving, packing and
"OMAHA VAN AND BORAGE CO..
Ml lMhSt Dowlas 4161
Globe Van and Storage Co.
for real movnf saryloe try us. ;rga
i-ione. paoded vans. Itorag. K.ilh
ttuVactlon guaranteed, w. move ,ou
QUICKER CHEAPER
.Kin HAFBiL
QU1CK1M. :
Phone Tyler 330 or uougtaa aaaa.
(jUKDUJN VAIN U.
PIRIEPIIOOF waauiuuDa
Packing, storage and moT
h,,. lt N. 11th Ht. "'bone
Douglaa is. or wwaiw "...
ViE'f KOfULl 1 AN (Ait AND
STORAGE CO.
Carafol attention (Woo to .orders for
sacking or storage; office at Ray
K?d yul"?. Co.. 1611 .1 1 "
strd (St. rooma aV. v-m.
Phone Donglaa for com plate
Itat of vacant bouses and apart
mania i also storage, movlna.
16th and Jackson 8ta
-. j Van and lo men
Maggara n.i f bom.
Van and Btoraga Co. Moytng. packing.
:.Sa.a and ahlpplng. Phon. Ooug. I46.
Jn TJUUn Mmnm Co. Moving,
, j. RCj&U packing and storage,
net Farnam Bt txmgiaa SUS.
WANTED TO RENT
Unlumiahefl Mouse and fiats,
WANTED Tu REN l Immediately; good 1
or S-room house with garage, tn weat
Famam district or Dundee. Must b l
first otaee place, (live full liu.rmatlon,
Addreee O H7. Be;
KLAL ES I A I E Other Cities
PUBLIC SALE The old achool bouaa build
Ing. Inoludlng all out buiidlnga. will be
Mid at either puhllo or private aale. on
AOS. lltk. 114, at S; V. m. For full
particulars write to B. H. Rung. Secre
tary. Charter Oak. Iowa.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.,
DANDY 1-r. boms, only half block Ho. Far
nam car Una Price reduced from 14,460
to ll,66t. Has I large rooms and recpt.
ball first floor, and 4 nice large bedrooms
and bath second floor. Haa beautiful
shad: also fruit, grapa arbor, etc. Has
fall basement, solid brick foundation.
Built by owner for borne. Don't overlook
this. Osborne. 701 Omaha Nat. SK. Bldg.
u. 11.
WEST i-'ARNAM CORNER.
Modern 6-room bungalow, with ooroer
. Boom to buna two once; itata.
P BOWTW1CK BON.
Weat Farnam Home
At 140 N. 4lst 0t.
W. H. GATES,
tat Omaha Nat. B. Bldg. D. 1364.
111! LINCOLN ULVD. 11-room nuuaa.
strictly modem, wltb hot water heat
Donglaa 1111.
ftACTUFICB 4-room house, party leaving
dty. Call Harney 6370.
North.
A GOOD BUY
6 ROOM MODERN
HOUSE.
$2,000. $300 CASH
Thia If rour opportunity, located H
block north of Lake, on 18th Ave.,
hove a rood stx-roora houae, modern in
evorjr racpoct. built only a few yearn,
that wo are offering for taw than the
coat of house alone. Thl lot ta small,
but have 81 feet adojolning that wo can
let for $360, which will make a fine
proposition. Will sell the lot separatetly.
This Is a snap, and won't last many days.
Batter see this place at once.
HIATT COMPANY,
Formerly Hiatt-Fairfleld Co.
23B-7-9 Omaha Nttt'l Bk. Tyler 60.
SACRIFICE SALE
2701 SPAULDING ST.,
$2,800
This Is a very att retire 6-room
bungalow, strictly modern, with oak
ftnteh; located on rotner lot, two paved
streets. Easily worth $3,260. Offered at
thi low price to rloaa an estate. Ar
range with us for inspection.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Douglas 3962. 019-20 City National.
WHO WANTS THI8T 286B PINKNET
$100 DOWN, BALAJsCK $20 A MONTH
ft rooms; strictly modern cottage; can
be sold on above terms; price $1,800, lees
than house can be built for; first come,
first served.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha Natl. Bank Uldg. D. 1781
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
On account of loavfng city will sell our
home at a sacrifice; an exceptionally well
built, almost new, thoroughly modern
five-room bungalow; $1,600 required, 2 8 21
Fowler Ave. Phone Colfax 2098.
CHEAP HOMb.
Fine chance to get a home on Franklin;
T rooms, modern except heat; only $2,100;
reasonable terms.
GEORGE Q. WALLACE, M Keelln.
AIODERN Cottage; ft rooms, corner lot,
tool parage; fruit; flowers all hedged In.
on oar line. Reasonable for cash. Owner
leaving city. Douglas 8761.
NEW bungalow, 8 -room, ell mod., ot-ft. If.
outb front, bargain, or ' 12.760, near
mb and Cbarics call owner. Red mil,
but my brand new oak finish all modern
bungalow for 12,260 on your own terms
SIX-ROOM house; lot 82x1 AO; overlooking
Fontenalle park. Price $2 . 200. Doug. 28 1 9.
KuUM.k. Hl.ACfc restrtcTtid district resi
dence for sale F V Knlast S&16 N lHtb-
TWO 6-room bungalows, bargain If taken
at ones. $11$ No. 21th Bt
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
South.
LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS
$209 DOWN AND $$7.60 PER MONTH
Brand new, 4 rooms, strictly modern
stucco home; oak finish and oak floors
throughout; full cement basement, furnace
heat; south front, close to street car:
street will b paved this fall; buy your
self a home and quit paying rent.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COM PANT.
Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. D. 1711.
t.ROOM bungaww. brand new, all modern,
oak Boor throughout; oak finish tn liv
ing and dlntag rooms; large), light, white
enamel bod rooms; good location; raattietod
addition. A bargain at l$.ll. Eur
tar ma,
.3.&NSO.N & CARMICHAEL,
I4t Paiton Blk.
Doug. 1711
FOR SALE.
room house; good well and cistern,
barn, large lot on South $ld street. Price
$1,800. Cash $300, balance $$0 per month.
If you have the cash can make yon a
good price on this. Joseph Mtrhener,
Room i. First National Bank Building,
Council Bluffs, la.
aios So. H -r. mod.
1406 So. 11 lot 16x100.
1118 8. St 8t 100-ft. lot. D. $..
Miscellaneous.
S HOME SNAPS.
$2$ mo., $176 cash, 6-r. mod. beautiful
cor. lot (room for $ houses); paving pd.;
large shade trees, fruit; valuable loca
tion, on car line, not far out, 24th and
Oak; only $2,466.
4-r. mod. but heat; nice lot; fine shade;
near 1 ftt h and Corby ; real bargain at
$1,760; no Incumbrance; very easy terms,
or might take 6 or 7-r., all-mod. and pay
cash dtffereneca.
M KITRICK R. E. CO. D, 14J. Ty. 1140-J.
HOUSES WANTED.
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR HOMES
WORTH THE MONEY IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY. LIST YOUR PROPER
TY WITH US FOR RESULTS.
O'NEIL'S REAL ESTATE IN3. AOCY.,
Brsndels Theater Bldg. Tyler 1024.
COTTAGE AND S LOTS $1,760.
4 rooms and bath, electric light and gas;
garage; 1 lots; near 14th and Pratt. $260
cash; balance like rent
P. J. TBBBENS CO.,
406 Omaha Nat Phone I 5181
$8,800 BRAND new, r rooms and sleeping
porch; extra flno; oak throughout;
beamed ceilings, to. Only $400 down;
balance $$6 per month. A rare chance to
own your own home.
ABBOTT, 4 Patterson Blk., Omaha.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North.
FOR SALE.
I dandy vacant lota, H black ta ear
line; out to $1,000 cash for quick aale.
CALKINS A CO.,
Douglaa HI 8. City NatL Bank Bldg.
After looking at MINNA LUSA t dif
ferent buyers deolded that It waa the best
proposition on the market and they
backed their Judgment by buying lota.
If YOU will oome out today you will
understand why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
Tyler 187.
TO Omaha NatL Bank Bid.
NON-RESIDENT owner, who has three good
lots In Kenwood Addition, writes us to
dispose of same at a big sacrifice. Will
consider any kind of offer for quick turn,
as they need the money.
SHULBR A CART,
D, 6074. 104 Keellne Bldg.
FOR dm r gains in lota in all parts of the
city see P. J. Tebblas, 406 Omaha Nat
Bk Phone D. 2182.
CUMING, near 29th St., 22 or 44 feet; must
be sold to close estate. C. A. Orlmmel,
849 Om. Nat Bank Bldg.
South.
CLEAN-UP SALE.
SHIMER'S ADDITION.
SIXTH AND DORCAS STREETS.
This addition was platted about a year
ago. Many lota have been sold and now
house constructed.
All lota have sewer, water and cement
sidewalks.
One block to Harney and tour blocks to
Farnam car line.
Fine locations (or street oar and railroad
men.
The cheapest lots on the South Side.
Prloes 400 to 1700, on easy terms.
Owner will furnish the money and build
to order on easy monthly payments.
Plats at our office.
PORTER & SHOTWELL, AGTS.
Offices with
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY,
202 South 17th St Doug. 6011.
PARK AVE. & LEAVEN
WORTH. 198 FT. FRONT
AGE $7,000
Tht property lies only a short distance
north of Uinta Aparements and la an
Ideal location for apartraente. The street
Is paved and paving paid for in full. We
believe this to bs the best close-in apart
ment house location In Omaha.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.,
Sole Agents
$81 Rose Bldg., 14th and Farnam Sts.
Tyler 1614.
19TH AND ST MARY'S
Largo let and frame improvements; sure
to Increase In value; for quick sale, $2,000.
RASP BROS.,
104 MoCague Bldg. Doug. 1461
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
LYNNWOOD
Oo out to Lynnwood today and see the
beautiful lota wo ar selling from $460
to 1600.
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
Phooe Poag. $82. 1607-1 W. O. W. Bldg.
START YOUR HOME IN BENSON I
BUY THIS LOTI
$10.00 down end $10.00 per month; prloe
$860.00: sue. 6uxl2l; located on Locust
St., between Clark and Burnnam, rot
far from school and oar lino. Geo. R.
Wright Be office, Omaha.
Dundee.
DUNDEE LOT
Beautiful lot faolng the north on Dodge
St., between 46th and 41th, the only va
cant lot In the block. See our elgn. Lots
60x1 37 Vk ft Offered for quick aale at
(1,600.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
Poua-laa 4a. City National.
DUNDEE
7 rooms and sleeping porch, strictly
modern and in good condition. Prloe
$4,600; terms. Located 704 N. 4tta St
NORRIS & NORRIS,
400 Bee Bldg.
Phone Doug. 4270.
4tt ACRES, 63d and Qrover; most sightly;
$2,600; acres on car, $1,000, and $$00 lots
soutn or uunaee. u. tf,
6-ROOM bungalow In bundee, all stucco,
for sale by owner. $8,760; brand new;
$60 cash. $40 per month. Bon 4768. Bee.
South Side.
$376 BUYS 2 lots 40x120 ft.; near West L
St car line. Alexander Arvay. H 480$.
Miscellaneous.
HAY LAND
Prairie hay, fine quality, In Falraeres,
about 80 acres.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
$02 City National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 764.
LOT near municipal bacb at Carter lake.
Fine place for summer oottago. Phone
uoua zoe.
"Persistent Advertising Is the Road
I to Success,
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
WE HAVE a few flret-rlass apartment
buildings tn be exchanged for farms. It
Is a fact that very few better Invest
ments can be found than Income prop
erty in Omtiha. Values are Increasing,
rentals are tenured.
EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT.
Hastings & Hey den, 1614 Harney,
WANTND To exchange deeiraMe rL1fri
properties In Grand Island, and NebruKa
tends all clear, well eecured first niort
gages and uaeh. tor a good brick bust
neas property tn growing and well es
tablished olty in Nebraaka. U. S. Land
and Loan Company, Boi 404 Grand
Island. Neb
BED Want-Ads GAINED 1I.690 MORE
PAID ADS than any other Omaha newe
paper gained tn first seven months 1014.
Oood results at leaa
cost is the reason why!
FARMS, ranches city property, acreage and
Investments for sals and oichanga.
Morgan. 013 North SOth St Doug 2464.
KQ1T1TY tn good f-r. house tor oottago:
worth $2.H0 Oolfai 1062 after 10 a. m
HOT El'., and furniture at Pel'leaV fc. 57
exchange D U0T. Toland A Trumbull
'AN tell or ei'.hange any thing you have
f -ftr I ("n nn MH s u Hlrta
$ji0 EQUITY in fine lot for auto, motor
cycle, vlctrola or what have youf Wal
nut 31l.
REAL ESTATE Investments
OKTTINO AHEAD may mean more to you
now than It did ten years ago. Set some
thing aside from wages or Income and In
vest It carefully and you will never re
gret It. HOME BUILDERS offers an op
portunity for the small Investor and guar
antees 7 per cent dividends in cssh Jan
uary 1st and July 1st Investigation In
vited. HOMB BUILDERS, INC.,
17th and Douglas Sts. Phone Dg. 6013.
WM. COLKAX. 70s Keellne Bldg.
Real aetata, olty property, largo ranchee
epectaKr
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED 4, 6 and 8 -roomed houses that
can be sold for $100 cash; balance $16
per month: give complete description first
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH' & CO.,
1320 Farnam St Tel. Doug. 1064
REAL ESTATE B'new Prty
KOH HAl.tt !iU!, rarea thre. elre.1..
near new ford building; eplendtd tnaou
tecturlns site. Addreee. M-411. Baal
FINANCIAL
Real Estate Loana and Mortgage.
We are ready at all times to
make loans on first-class city
Eroperty and eastern Nebras
a farms. Rates on request
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.,
212 South 17th St.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Apartment bouses, double brick bouses.
Ingle bouses, business property and fartu
lands at 6 per cent 6t per cent A pr ot
W. H. THOMAS,
221 Keellne Bldg. Douglas 1442
6 PER CSNT to 4 per oent on beat class city
residences In amounts 3,000 up, also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions,
PBTBR8 TKUHT CO.. 182$ Farnam St
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPKN A COMPANY,
KEEL1NE BUILDING.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1014 Omaha Natl. Phone Douglaa 171$.
1 1,600 MORTGAGE, bearing 7 Der cent'seml-
ann.; secured by property valued at $4,000.
Talmage-Loomla Inv. Co., W. O. W. Bldg.
MONEY to loan on improved farms and
ranches. We also buy good farm mort
gages. Kloke Inv. Co., Omaha.
REAL ESTATE loans, t per cent See
D. E. BUCK A CO.,
12 Omaha Nat). Bank.
NO DELAY.
V. T. OR A HAM,
BEE BLDQ.
CITY and farm loans, S, $H, per oent
J. H. Dumont A Co., 414 Keellne Bldg.
MONEY on hand for city and
farm loans. H. W. Binder, City
National Bank Bldg.
C $H 4 Per Cent LOANS
THOS. L. McOARBY,
Keellne Bldg. Red 4344.
7TSPVTW PPHQ Omaha
VrlatlAV T XI. 1 aVlVU,
'vNatl. Bank Bldg.
5n1f MONEY HARRISON A MORTON,
pCU Omaha Natl. Bank Bldg.
f 100 to $10,000 made' promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg. 18th and Farnam Sts.
Stocks and Bonds.
Our Nebraaka farm
mortgages are not af
fected vy European ware
or panic. Amount S400
to $20,000. We collect all
Interest and principal
free of charge; 30 years
In the Nebraska farm
field without a loss Is our record.
KLOKE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
341 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
Abstracts ot Title
nnoranfoo Abstract Co. Wo can bring
VJUalaUbCC down your abstract on
short notice. R. 7, Patterson Bldg. D. 2047.
TT Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
IWcIT 306 8. 17th St., ground floor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co.
HEED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska, 204 Brandela Theater.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado Lands.
Colorado land excursions, eapenses paid.
C. L. Nethaway, Florence, Neb. Florence 228.
Iowa Lands.
FARM BARGAIN.
That can't be beat; 160 acres at Pis
geh, Harrison Co., Ia.; all In cultivation;
good Improvements; fenced and cross -fenced;
$8t an acre, $1,000 down, $3,600
March 1, balance to suit. Act quick If
you want this. No trades.
W. R. HOMAN, 422 Rose Bldg.
149 ACRES well Improved farm, west Iowa,
at $100 per acre; all tillable; rolling land;
$1,000 will handle deal.
THOS. CAMPBELL. K BYLINE PLDO,
2S0 IOWA FARMS for sale or exchange, tn
Madison and Union County, la., from $fi0
to $125 per acre. Write the F. L. Jones
Land Co., Creston. Iowa.
Missouri Lands.
CHEAP FARMS Any slse. easy terms. In
the beautiful (.marks of Dent county. Mo.
W. B. Frank, 201 Neville Blook, Omaha
New York Lands.
IF YOU want reliable Information and de
scriptions of good New York state farpi.
write use.
CHURCH A CHURCH,,.
Established in 1873.
Canandaigua, N. Y.
Nebnika Lands.
FARM NEAR OMAHA.
143 acres with fair improvements; 10
mlt"s from Omaha pos toff Ire; 4 miles
from Florence; 1H ml lea from R, R. sta
tion; about 100 a. cultivated, Including
12 a. Hlfalfa; balance timbered paature
with running water. Only $110 per acre;
$7,000 cash, balance long time at 6 pet.
A plendld upland farm for dairying or hog
raising and the cheapest land near this
unlimited market Don't delay If you
want this bsrgatn.
J. 11. DUMONT A CO.,
Tel. Doug. 40 418 JCeellne JSldg.
FORALE-8ctlon about 40 acres broke:
well, good grass land,; 12 miles from
county seat Price $8.60 ir acre. H. C
Rainier, Taylor, Neb.
FOR HALE Best larg.j body high grade
medium priced land In Nebraska; very
little, money required. C. Bradley, Wol-
bach. Nt,a.
NEBRASKA land from $0.00 to $126 per
acre; bast bargains In state. W. T. Smith.
Co.. 014 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
North Dakota Lands.
ALFALFA LAND Buy It under our "Half
Earnings" or "Pay as you make It" plan.
Diversified farming, stock, corn and hog
raising pay for the land In a few years'
time. Hackney Land Credit Co., Hack
ney Bldg.. St Paul. Minn.
Wisconsin Lands.
WISCONSIN'S finest graslng and dairying
lands; any stza tract from 40 acres to
7.000; clay soil, well located near rail
roads; at prices ranging from $7.(0 to
$30 an aore; state your requirement, we
oan make any terms to euu your neeaa.
Dairy Belt Land Co.. Owen. Wla.
GET literature and maps on the obtapest
good land In United State.
BAKER A TILLOT80N,
lth and Douglas Sts., Omaha. Doug-. 11$$.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
South Dakota Land,.
FOR SALE CORN (n ALFA.LPA
LANDS. LTMAN COTJHTT, SOUTH DA
KOTA. 11, TO 17a AN ACRB. OOR
NELiUB MoOREEVT. PRE8HO. SOUTH
DAKOTA.
FARM tor sale cheap In Brown rounty, S. D.
Write M.yer Klein. Omaha. Net.
Miscellaneous.
ARB TOU OOINO TO BUT LAND
If aa, get a copy of our Journal first.
)t haa lands, city property and etocka
or gooda advartleed rrom neerly every
state. So that you oan find Juat what
you wish In Its column. Eatabllahed
19 y.ara, rMchln, 71.009 readere. Sand
the tor one yaar'e aubaortpUon. or II for
flvs years.
rARaf AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL.
TRAER. IOWA.
ACREAGE V. to 4-A. tracts on car Una.
Eaay torma. C R. Combs. Ill Brandela
Thea. Bid,. Doug. Ills.
POULTKY AND PET STOCK
PIOEONH pay far better thaa ohlckanaT
always penned up: llttla apaoa Deeded te
start; free book esplalna alL Majestlo
nquaa uo uept. si. aaei. ia.
nquaa up., uopi. .1. aa.i. im.
FRESH aqualla plants for your hah globe,
too Will keep flak healthy. MAX
OEISLER BIRD CO.
AUTOMOBILES FOF SALE
FORD INSURANCE
Fire and theft Insurance on new Ford,
$7.70
KILLT, ELLIS ai THOUmON,
111-11 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 111.
FOR SALE
OVERLAND ROADSTER
$90.00
Oood condition, ready for the
road. Call Red 49 47 for demon
stration.
Must sell all our aaoond-hand automo-
bllas wtthln 40 day. We have saver!
meaea and era giving batter values than
anyone els.
Johnson-Danforth Co.
llia-ll-ii n. lit, St
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE.
HOB Farnam. D. 111,.
Saxon roadater. Ill, 1171
2,1, Model II. Overland roadater.. e0
1,14 Oakland touring 400
1,1, Bulck roadater 0,
PAIOB touring oar. fully equipped lilt:
elegant car tor the family, ItOO.
WILLTS-OVERLAND, INC.,
2047 Farnam St.
Poug. HOP.
BARGAINS
IN USED CARS.
Almost any mall roadster, speedster
and touring can. SU Fords, a snap. Will
sell these oars at almost any prloe, as
w must hate tb spao.
C W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
91214 Farnam. Doug. $l.
BBS Want-Ads GAINED 10.6M MORS
PAID ADS than any other Otnana news
paper gained in first seven months 1(14.
Oood results at lees
cost Is the reason why.
BEB Want-Ads GAINED 19,69 MORE
PAID ADS than any other Omaha news
paper gained In first seven months 1914.
Good results at lees
cost Is the reason why.
BEK Want-Ads GAINED l.t MORE.
PAID ADS than any other Omaha news
paper gained In first seven months ltlS.
Good results at less
coit is the reason why.
USbiD CAR BARGAINS AT
MURl'H Y-O'BRiKN AUTO CO..
tR1 4-14-1 farnam St
WE will trade you a now Ford for your old
one.
INDUSTRIAL GARAQB CO.,
toth and Hsrney Doug 61.
FORI) roadster, excellent condition, new
times; $17t5 takes It; act quick. Dodge, oar
of Omaha Oarage. 3010 Harney.
BARGAIN Light, five-passenger oar; elec
tric lights. Call Harney SIP.
Auto Tires and Supplies.
SEK us for bargains In standard makes.
Expert tire repairing-. Zwlebel Bros., HSU
Farnam.
Auto Repairing and Painting.
$ioo riwerd tor magneto w can't repair.
Coils repaired. Baysdorfer, 11$ N. llth.
NEB. Auto Radiator Repair Service and
prices rlgnt. lis a. ism at. v.
Auto Livery and Garages.
DON'T throw away old tire. We make on
new tire from $ old ones and save you 60
per cent. In 1 Vulcanising Co., lilt Dav
en port St.. Omaha. Nab. Douglas 2114.
""AUTO TIRES
REBUILT, $1.04 TO $6.09.
DUO TIRE CO.. ,411 CHICAGO ST.
EXPERT auto repairing, "service car al
ways ready." Omaha Oarage, 3010 Barney
st. Tyler 666.
Motorcycles and Bicycle.
HAhLK.'-DAVlDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar
gain In used machines. Victor Roos. "The
Mntorrvf If Man " 170 lavonwort.
1115 RACTCLH Two-speed ooaster brake;
been run about sixty mile. Boi 441T, Be.
Hones Live Stock Vehicles
For Sale.
Wagon umbrella. $1 44. Warnsr. $41 N. llth.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Harvey J. Grove and wife to Alolse B.
Clement, southwest corner Fifty
seventh avenue and McKlnley street,
Benson, 40x144 1
William C. Norrls to Chris O. Nohren
berg. Twenty-fourth, 146 feet south
of Read, eaat side, 46x126 1
H at tie L. Hums and husband to Beary
E. Price, Forty-ninth, 160 feet north
of Cuming, east side, 60x126 100
Ellery R. Hume and wife to Beary E.
Price, southeast corner Forty-ninth
and Nlcholaa, 60x126 T60
Parkway Real Estate oompany to
Christine E. Stacker, southwest
corner of Thirty-third and Mander-
sorl. Irregular disc 1,20
M. E. Howell to Charles R. Sherman.
Thirty-sixth, 164 feet north of
Dodge, east side, 41x131 1
James A. Sunderland and wife to
Sunderland Bro. Co., Twenty-first,
436 feet north of Pacific west side,
182x200 7,000
Ben Lustgarten and wife to Milan
Hsardanow. West "R." 160 feet west
of Thirtieth, south aid. $1x160 ., 1,000
Jennie Wilson to Mollis C. CI try.
Twenty-fifth, 16 feet north of Ban
croft, east side. 41x16$
Maiden Investment company to Walter
Pokarskl, Hillsdale avenue. South
Omaha, 46 feet west of Forty-second.
40x163 ST0
Kugel Stays Home While
Co-Workers Go to Fremont
"Why all thi, gum-shoe tuff?"
queried Police Commissioner Al Ku
scl when he learned a number of the
city commissioners and city hall at
taches had organized an automobile
excursion to the Fremont tractor
show and left early in the morning
to make a day of it "Nobody tola
me anything about it," grieved Ku
gel, "and here I am the only man in
the bunch interested in farm ma
chinery." Whereupon the police conv
missioner made business appoint'
ments for every hour in the day,
promising at least one man in the city
hall would be on tne jod.
Tom Austin Again Wins the
Perry Cup for Rubber Men
T. W.. Austin of Omaha played a
repeater at Chicago Tuesday when
he again won the Perry cup at golf,
which is played for each year by the
representatives of the United States
Rubber company. He won the cup
last year.
The Secret tt Submarine
Author I The u4 ol the Trall.-
rraac,- ete.
By C. Alexander Powell
"Fighting 1 Flanders.' The Read to Glory,
andar i
Copy rlf lit, 1818, by E. Alexaad.
"VW Is
swell.
TWELFTH INSTALLMENT.
SYNOPWIf.
LteUtPTiMUt .Inrvlu ilnn U AtmiA hv th
United States naval board to Investigate
and report finding.) un (ho Invention of Dr.
Ralph Burke, which Henri to brlna the
submarine to a sttts of perfection. On the
tn, .np oi me inventor Doat. a Japanese
helper is surprised lu the art of examining
the mechanism. Hope reports favorably on
the new device but there are otherti Inter
ested In It. Attempt to burglarise Burke's
inix-Liury m,r nis uHugnier V. liK
finds hi in murdered In hit hfriroom. Cleo
yells her father's books; she rlnriit a note
i rm wnicn Mne letrita tney rout tun eeorei
formula Olga Ivannff and Ore Id Morton,
pies In search of formula, attempt to cap
ture Cleo when she conies for books to
Siephanekl, the anarchist, Hope rushes to
her aid; Morton shoots but bullet hits a
bomb in cellar, which explode. Hope and
Cleo escape and attend ball at aire. !!
mar's, whoss nephew has two miming book
Mahlln, a spy, attempts to steal books; In
excitement that follows books d Us p pear.
Mahlln eecapes. Hope and Cleo take boat
for an Island out In the bay. Mahlln and
the Jap turn out the .eland light. After a
violent storm Hope and Cleo arrive on
strange Island and discover man they hunt
Is there. Mahlln and Japanese also reach
the Island. They escape from Hope but re
turn and dynamite the shack. Hove and
Cleo manage to reach Sandeboro, where lr.
Owen has one of the books He arranges
to meet Hope at the hotel with book. Mor
ton poses as Hope and but for an earth
quake would have posseeed the volume.
LleO lS OSDturil hv Mnrtnn nrl t-W.i n
cabin In the mountains. She finds ihere
books for which they search. Fortunately
she gets note to Hope, who, with Hook,
starts to rescue. As he eroaiee chasm in
swinging basket Mahlln steals up snd chops
v win, an m. noon appears in urns
to save Hone. He reaches th nthr m
and Is greeted by Cleo; she swears her love
to him. They are followed by Mahlln and
Jap who attempt to kidnap Cleo. She
swings herself over the canyon. Olga and
au. (mantra o van in an aeroplane.
Hope and Cleo are pulled from qulrkeonrte
by Hook and a grape vine. Mshlln and
H till ma ar fa Mau. haA.a Ika Dlanli ...-
ell On the track of another book, thev find
the owner has lost It. Hep receives a let
ter of very serious Import
(Continued Prom Yesterday.)
"It's onlv invitintr trnuht a talk
like that," she said severely. "You
know as well as I do, Hook, that I
must go to work."
"Then why don't vou tret a lob in
one of them public libraries?" he
asked. "That sort of work pays well
and it ain't hard."
I ve thought of that," she replied,
"but I find to get a position as libra
rian you must get a diploma from a
library school or college."
"You could get a job as stenog
rapher, I reckon," he suggested.
No," she asserted, "I am not fitted
to that either. It would take me an
hour to pick out a letter on a type
writer, and I can't write shorthand,
either. The truth is, Hook, I am not
fitted for anything except to keep
house. I know how to cook and, sew
and to make bread, but there are
thousands of thousands of girls who
can do those things as well as I can.
What wouldn't I give to have learned
how to do something practical."
wow, dont you worry none, Miss
Cleo' said the seaman, soothingly.
"I'm going to start out and get a job
tomorrow. Everything goin to turn
out all right."
WrtL-"' aUa, A.AA a..JJaHt..
sn.f out uLiiiaiiuU) auuuciiijr,
"I want you to promise me some
thing."
"What is it, Mis, Cleo?" he de
manded cautiously.
1 want you to promise me first.
"All right, I promise."
"I want you to give me your word,
Hook," she said, earnestly, "that no
matter how much we may need
money, you will never let Mr. Hope
know."
"But Miss Cleo," expostulated the
sailor, taken off his guard, "the very
last thing the lootenant said to me
wuz. Be sure and let me know, Hook,
if Miss Cleo needs any money."'
"If you ever tell him," she declared
passionately, "I'll never speak to you
again. Oh, I just couldn't stand that
I couldn't," and she burst into tears.
"There, there, Miss Cleo," soothed
the sailor, awkwardly stroking her
bowed head. "Don't take on so. Of
course I won't let the lootenant know
if you don't want it, but hanged if
1 can see why."
"Remember, Hook," she said, wip
ing her eyes, "you have given me
your word."
The next two weeks Cleo spent In
searching the "Help Wanted" col
umns of the newspapers and in ans
wering those advertisement, whose
requirements she felt she could fill.
She wore her shoes out tramping the
streets of Oakland and San Francisco.
At office after office she applied for
work, only to be met with refusal
when her lack of qualification, be
came apparent. Then she tried the
stores, in the hope of securing a place
as clerk until something better of
fered, but it was the dull season and
the selling forces were being reduced
instead of increased. Hook, though
he managed to retain his habitual
cheery smile, was meeting with no
greater success, for there i, littl,
work that a one-armed man, no mat
ter how willing he may be, can do.
This was driven home to him time
and time again as he applied at em
ployment bureau,, contractor,' of
fice,, ship, lumber and coal yards,
only to be curtly turned down when
It was seen he had an iron hook in
stead of a left hand.
Two day, before the wedding Hop,
called at the Machin home to see the
presents, which had been steadily
pouring in.
"Miss Langham i, calling on Miss
Machin," said the man who answered
Hope', ring. "But I'll tell her that
you are here, ,ir."
"Don't disturb her " Mid Hope. "Ill
wait in the library until Miss Lang
ham leaves."
Dropping into an armchair he
picked up a magazine which he was
idly perusing when his attention wa,
distracted by the sound of voices com
ing from the adjoining room, the door
of which was ajar. T hi room, he
knew, was Inei's boudoir. The voice.
he recognized a, those of hi, fiancee
and a girl friend, Lucy Langham, but
it was not until he heard hi, own
name that he lowered hi, magazine,
and, unconscious of hi, eavesdrop'
ping, sat with alert ears.
"Your Lieutenant Hope is i perfect
dear, Inez," he heard Mis Langham
saying. "Everyone is crazy about
him. We are all wondering how you
happened to get him. He a so quiet
and serious not at all your tort.
"If I tell you how it happened will
you give me your word never to
breathe it to a living soul, Lueyr
came Inez's voice through the half,
open door.
"Of course I won't repet anvthinsr
you tell me, dear," said Miss Lang-
nam.
(Ta Ha
Iowa Man to Bring
1,000 Hogs to the
Omaha Swine Show
J. O. Barker of Harlan, Ia., one of
the most extensive Chester-White
breeders in the entire country, is in
Omaha arranging for reservations for
the National Swine show, which will
be held in Omaha October 2 to 7, in
clusive.
In commenting upon the swine
show situation,. Mr. Barker asserted
that from the opinions he had ascer
tained while conferring with breeders
in all parts of the country, the local
porcine stock classic bids fair to be
the greatest event of its kind ever
staged in the new world.
Mr. Barker is a member of the
board of directors of the National
Chester White Swine Record associa
tion, with headquarters at Rochester,
Ind. He htmselt plana to exhibit at
least 1,000 head of blue ribbon Ches
ter Whites here.
While in Omaha Mr. Barker made
reservations for eighty-five of the
country', leading Chester White
breeder,.
Mrs. Coleman, Resident Here
For Forty-Six Years, is Dead
Bridget Coleman died Tuesday at
the family residence, 2411 South Thir
teenth street. Eighty years ago she
was born in Kings county, Ireland,
and for the last forty-six years has
been a resident of this city, living in
the vicinity of Thirteenth and Cas
telar for the last thirty-five years.
She is survived by one daughter,
Miss Mary Coleman, of the Thomas
Kilpatrick & Co.
The funeral will be held from the
residence at 8:40 o'clock Thursday
morning to St Patrick'a church at 9
o'clock. Burial will be in St Mary's
cemetery.
Complain Motorists Like
To Play With Spotlights
Commissioner Al Kugel's ordinance
to prohibit use of automobile spot
lights on the paved highways and
i I . - - .1 - At fitit ... 1 1 1 mm ii n
for consideration of the city council
again next juonaay. nugci, in uic
interim, has been making light tests
with the police cars and has become
fully convinced spotlight, are of ab-
ma ...iitanf. trt Hrlv.rs in
the city. And they are, he believes,
a nuisance to pedestrians, many oi
whom have made complaint, that
11 1 U IU I tai. av... w - -
amusement to flash the brilliant lights
directly into tne eye, oi persons on
foot, and completely blinding them
for a minute.
Germany Strengthens its
Naval Force in Belgium
(CerrsapODdanea ot Ths Aasoclatsd Press.)
Amsterdam, July 30. The German
naval squadron at the Belgian port of
Bruges has been greatly strengthened
in recent weeks, according to the Am
sterdam Telegraff, and now comprises
at least twenty-two torpedo boats and
torpedo destroyers, including many of
a new type with three funnels.
The Bee's Fund for
Free Milk and Ice
Score of bable and little children
throughout Omaha are thriving and
healthy and happy because of the con
tribution to me nee tuna.
Every cent given to thl fund 1
used in buying pure, rlcn milk and lc
to keep it cool tor the babies and
small children of the deserving poor.
Struggling widow and families
whoBe breadwinner ha been inca
pacitated have found it a "shelter in
the time ot need.
The happy, healthy little one are
a tine reward lor all the money aiven.
The need i, (till present, will you
lend in contribution?
A boost of 1100 to the good work
came in yesterday and i acknowledg
ed nere.
Pr.vl.nalr auAnsawwAfsd
A Friend. Canter. Neb
Ubsral Aid SVxil.tr
UOM
tJM
100.00
Total
Wheat Prices Up
10 Cents Over the
Close of Tuesday
The Omaha grain market had
feverish opening and heavy trading
yesterday with price, advanced
from 5 to 6 cent, over night and con
tinuing to go up until shortly after
noon when the tension relaxed a lit
tle. September wheat, which closed
strong at luesday, after
comparatively dull day, opened at
$1.321.33& and rose to $1.384
by noon. The government crop report
was not so favorable as had been ex
pected, and the shorts were in a hurry
to cover up. The rise was further
helped by more report, of damage in
Canada and by the strong export
buying which developed on the mo
mentary slackening of the market
I uesday.
The Omaha market reported 200,000
bushels of wheat bought for storage
here. Receipts were light in compari
son with a week ago. All the cereal
were strong, corn strengthening atout
a cent and oats strong.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Dresner
Return from Clarinda, la.
Albert V. Dresher, who wa se
verely Injured about the spine nd
had three rib broken when hi auto
mobile plunged over a twenty-foot
embankment near Clarinda. I a., a
week ago last Sunday, was brought
home from the Clarinda hospital on a
cot in a burlington baggage car. He
was taken from the station to his
home in an ambulance and seemed to
have stood the trip well.
Mrs. A. V. Dresher, having recov
ered from her injuries, was able to
accompany her husband on the trio,
His sister. Miss Louise Dresher, was
able to return to Omaha last week.
Constipation nd Nick fjeadneh.
Dr. King's New Llf. Pills will relieve you
of both, clean out the bowels sad make
you feel tins. S6o. All drussiats. Adv.
LIBERAL AID HAS
HUNDRED FOR ICE
Well Known Society Hands in
Big Subscription to the
Fnnd of Babies.
WANTS TO HELP CAUSE
Walter Brandes, president of tht
Liberal Aid society, called at The Bee
office at noon and left a check foi
$100, the contribution of the society
to the babies' ice and milk fund.
The businet of the society is fall
ing off," said Mr. Brandes. "During
the winter we found many calls for
help, sometimes as many as ten ot
eleven families a day. This summer
the calls have dropped away until we
are seldom asked to assist more than
one a day. Wr know that The Bee's
ice and milk fund is going to the
right place and we feel that we ought
to help it along. That's why I bring ,
you thia check?'
The work of the Liberal Aid so
ciety ha been carried on quietly, but
none the lees efficiently. It has (ought
for no support outside it own mem
bership, but it has given much assist-
ance to deserving people and on the
basis of its name, liberally.
To Find Honored
Grave for Youth
Killed in Battle
(OsfTospaadrae, of Tha AssooUt.4 Pnmt.)
London. Tulv 30-General satisfac
tion ia being expressed over the de
riainn of the admiralty to remove
from its nameless grave the body of
John Traver Comwell, the boy hero
of the battle of Jutland, to a more
suitable burial place.
The decision is the result of the de
sire that the honor due the tad whom
Admiral Beatty specially mentioned
in his dispatch may be fittingly paid.
Here is the reference in Admiral '
Beatty' report concerning the hero,
who was 16 years old:
"Boy (first class) John Traver
Cornwell of the Chester wa mortally
wounded early in the action. He
nevertheles remained standing at a
most exposed post quietly awaiting
orders nntil the end of the action, with"
the gun s crew dead and wounded all
around him. I regret that he ha
since died, but I recommend hi cas.
for special recognition in Justice to
hi, memory and as an acknowledge
ment of the example set by him.'
1 he body wa at first hastily buried
in a common grave in Manor park.
with only the No. "323" upon a plain
piece ot wood to mark hi -resting
?lace. In response to a letter received
rom the boy s mother, the admiralty
has written announcing its decision to
have proper honor done to his
memory. The new grave will be in'
Manor park cemetery or in a place
to be selected by the mother.
Cornwell was a member of a work
ing class family, the head of which is
fighting in the field. His - mother
smieu in an interview mac me poy s
single desire from babyhood had been
to join the navy a a sailor. He tried
to enlist when the war began, but the
father would not sign his papers until
August, 1915, when he went to Daven-'
port for training.
Mother Kidnaps tne
Baby Grosbeak the
Eitners Adopted
Another babv srosbeak waa adopt
ed as a foster child by Mr. and Mrs.
Karl tuner, it develop, since Ihe
Bee's account of the adventures of
baby grosbeaks in the Dr. H. C.
Sumney household.
'The only difference in the treat
ment accorded our baby grosbeak is
that we didn't chew up the worm
for him. We gave them to him un
chewed" laughed Mr. Eitner.
The Eitners kept their grosbeak in
an open cage in the yard. Mother
grosbeak manifested (cant Interest in
her offspring while the family Was
looking alter tne little otra, out wnen
he beuan to hoc about and fly a lit
tle, she appeared one day and kid
naped him.
We ve organized searching parties
for the bird, but the mother evident
ly ha him hidden securely, for we
haven't discovered hi whereabouts
yet"
Germans Have Ten New
Armor Plated Zeps
(Co.fap.nfl.no. of To. aeeonlaud Press.)
Copenhagen, July 3uV-The Ger
man, says a report received here,
have just completed and placed in a
huge shed at Darmstadt ten Zeppe
lins of 820 feet in length with a gas
capacity of 190,675 cubic feet In the
hull is provision for machine gun
and for light piece of ordnance.
The newest Zeppelin are said to
have four armor-plated cars, of which
the first ia the heaviest All the cars
are fitted with guns. Armor-plated
gangways connect the car. The en
gine indicate 4,000 horse-power, and
the speed i fifty-seven mile an hour.
These ships can reach a height of
more than 13,000 feet
American Missionary is
Killed in Wreck in China
(Oorreapondenco of The Associated Preaa.1
Hongkong, July 30 Elmer Ii.
Hammond, an American member oi
the Pentecostal mission at Hongkong,
wa killed in a wreck an the Kowtoon
Canton railway June 15, near Fung
long. Robber had undermined the
track, and robbed the passengers after
the train was derailed. One Chinese
wa killed, and twenty-two others
seriously injured in the wreck.
Through the political strife which is
?oing on in Kwangtung province, of.
icial have lost control of the robbct
band which ar plundering and mak
ing trouble in many part of the
province. -' ..
Heavy Shipments Are
Moved from Vladivostok
(Cmrsasondene, of The Annotated Press.!
Vladivostok, July 30. Two hundred
cars are leaving Vladivostok daily for
Siberia and Russia, with the result
that the freight congestion has been
relieved. Private cargo, as well as
government supplies, is now moving.
Recently there haa been a slackness
in government supplies. Consequently
the goods of commercial concerns
have moved with considerable free
dom. . , .