THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1916.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Miscellaneous.
HnUflES AND COTTAGES,
' MODERN KXCEPTHEAT.
Rooms 38t Ma1l 81. . .IIS HO
I Booms l04 Saratoga St 20.00
.t Rooms 37l)t Seward S 1.M
. . STRICTLY MODERN.
Rooms SJ1 8. 2th St til.il
Ror-msr- 714 N. 4ih St. D
.; -. tamln MM
I Rooms I4S0 Bristol St, (harn In
rar) M.Bfl
RoMli-Ml a Hth Art ....... .M
l! Rooms 2!1 ro.tse St. . 40
Rooms M4 Charles Bt. 25.0(1
t Rooms 11 Lincoln Bldvd. ...... J
rt Roomsi- 411 8. Sllh St .00
return SflnX T1T AVOnUS. 1
(Choice) . I'.M
Remw 71 No. sots St J8.00
W hav. others, oufcompleto list
fcefora- renting.
PORTER St SHOTWELL,
10! S.: ITth-tSc- - Phone, Doug.' too.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North.
BEING DECORATED
-Brand new B-room bunglow, oak fin
ish, modern and up-to-date In orory way.
Choice east front lot. 2 blocks from Mili
tary Ave. car. Small cash payment er
good lot will make flret payment.
RASP BROS., OWNERS
101 McCagu. Bldg. pout, llll.
House and Two Lots
7 room, modern except heat, iots of
fruit. Located at 5 SIB Grand. ,2,100 will
buy It. 3f0 cash, balance S0 per month.
Call Tyler 50 and aek for Mr. Gleeing.
HASTTNOS HKTDEN 1U Harnoy Htrort.
$1,250
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Benson. .
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
110(1 CASH
IS PER MO.
e-rrom modern cottage; full lot; price
1S,260.
W. H. GATES,
,47 Omaha Nat. Hank Blfln. P. 1 5
Dundee
THOROUGHLY modem brick and etucco
home In Dundee; living room, dining room
and kitchen downetaire; three b.droome
and sleeping porch uoatalrs; built-in buf
fet, bookcaaee, fireplace, etc.; oak floora
throughout; oak woodwork downetaire;
white enamel and mahognsy ur.st.lrs. For
sale by owner, who built It for a home,
Call Walnutn4L
114 icREa BSd and Orover; most sightly!
Ist.BOw: acres on car, i.vvir, anu f.vv
south of Dundee. D. 3S4T.
$4S 2218 HowardJ IB rooms; mod.
110 3242 Clark: a rooms." -"V.RTNaWALT,
Brands!. Theater Bldg.
7--ROOM cottage, close in; newly painted
and re-decorated. First Trust Company.
I). ;1U
2SS DOUOLAS. I ma. steam Beat, MJ.O0.
FOR RENT iAp'tf- and Flat
West.
21ST AND HOWARD STS.
V'fwo B-room brr&k flats, beautifully deco
rated; strictly modern; reasonable rent
For keys call Douglas 807 or Tyler 16U.
THR15B rooms and bath, near. toll Har
tley. Very desirable. Otly S3. Ernest
Sweet, New Hamilton. D. 147.
Et. CLAIR. 4th and Harney, S and 4-room
apartments. Call Hartley 047.
- North.
srx.ROOaf FLAT- !" CHICA06 ST.
. Miscellaneous.
ESTERBROOX apartmenU. 4 rooms. 25;
near potofflo. O. P. . Btebblns.
FOR RENT Bu.inw Pr'p'ty
Stores-
- .. FOR RENT.
4-STOKY BtflCK -BUILDING;
.. .: .'. in . ,., ... .
" SIOUX CITY, IOWA
3,5oi squatr. feet or 'floor space, .
two way sprinkler ayatem, two elec
tric freight elevators; on' trackage;
suitably located for lobbing busi
ness; .In heart of' wholesale dla-
THE WOODBURY COMPANY.
- MBLVlN J. SMfTH. AGENT,
MASS. BLDO.. .
SIOUX CITY. IA.
VERY' desirable suites .of rooms In Weed
' Bids', and Baldrlge ' B!dg.. now available
at. reasonable rental, F. D. Wead, Wead
BIdg. D. 171.
2006 N. 'SPTH Suitable confectionery, dry
goods, etc.. . living rms. rear. P. 18B2.
MODERN store, near poatofflce, ,60 per mo.
O. P. Stebblns, 110 Chicago.
CHOICE office space. Balrd bldg.,
sDouglaa, Mc'Caguej tny.' Co.
Offices and Desk Room.'
SBLKNDiP-. modern offices In the Rose
Building, 40th and Farnam. Some front
ing on Hth street, with very valuable
sign' space' on windows'. If your present
quarters are, pot lust what you. require
iook ar mesa uif-unwu .....,.
Armstrong Walsh' Company, Agents,
trier IfSS. Rose Bldg.. 1,6th and Farnam.
Buys a 4-room, brand new cottage, en
16th and Ames Ave.; walking distance
to 24th St car. barn; 1 blk. to car and
paved street! will take a small cash pay
ment down, or might take some trade;
balance monthly; let me show you.
W. S. FRANK, .
101 NEVILLE BLK.
I-ROOM bungalow In Dundee, all stucco.
for- sale by owner, is.fow; orana new;
660 cash. 240 per month. Boa 4761. Bet
Florence.
SIX. ROOM house for sale by owner. 1
block from oar. Oooa terms, hoi ojsi,
He.
. I
6-R., ALL ' mod. ' stucco bungalow ana gar
age on run lot; s diockb 10 car uno,
cash, balance like rent. Doug. 2811.
IMPROVED FLORENCE ACREAGE.
About . 2 acres with house, barn and
trot, frnntlnft On SOth Street a little HOrth
of Mlnne Lusa addition. Price 6760O on
easy terms. Fine for subdivision or close-in
gardening ana rrult growing.
JOHN tV.. ROBBINR. 1603 FARNAM ST.
South Side.
i-ROOM residence. South Side, 21,600; 160
caan, balance sib per monin. uoug. d.
KOUNTZE PLACE- restricted" district resi
dence for sale. F. v. Kniest, hjo w. in.
FOR SALE 60.1126, two cottages, at 2516
Patrick. Ave. ; leaving city: will son cneap.
BY OWNER on easy terms 6 rooms, all
modern. 6724 N. 28th St. Douglas
REAL ESTATE Exchange!
South;
135 SO. 35TH, $6,250.
' Nota the location. This Is an eight-room
house with a full lot, paved street and
paved alley: good garage. The 3d house
north of Farnam Street .on .26th. In a loca
tion that will always be good. Offered
for sale at this low price . for the flret
time and should sell this week.' Arrange
with us for Inspsctlon.
-, GLOVER & SPAIN,
Pourlag S52. tH-ly City National.
WANTK1 To-eshanitf dM-lrahie reaMaro
proper tie In Grand Island, and Nebraska
land all clear, well aacurad nrat mort
nrei anA each, for a stood brick buat
nesa property to a (truwirnt and wail -
tabhehed otty to Nebraaka. U. B. utna
and Loan Company, Bor 04 Grand
Inland, Neb
Field Club Home
FOR SALE.
A atrlotly modern home with S rooms,
bath and aleeplng; poroh, oak flnlth and
every convenience. Saat front lot 62x13$.
ft nnswhAlf hfnok north of Wool worth
avehue and In the choicest part . of the
Field club district, rnce it.uuu.
J. H. Dumont & Co.,
416-18 Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug. 0.
GOOD farms, well improved, well located,
priced riant, rood terms, in lyon ooaniy.
Minnesota,, and vicinity, 80 ml lea from
the Iowa lino In the beat corn, clover
and .alfalfa aestton of the state. Give full
particulate- Itt your first letter aa to what
you have and what you want. .
LLKWKLIslN ft SON,
Marshall, I.yon County, Minn.
FINIS Brown county, Nebraska, ranch to
trade for (food lumber yard or hardware,
or both combined; fine water, grass and
hav: extra aood Imorovements: well
stocked with cattle, horses and maChlaerv.
Address Y-660, Bee.
HE
Want-Ads GA1NKD lM9 MORIS
PAID ADS than any , other Omaha news-
paper'gained In first seven tnontna ills.
Good results at less
cot is the reason why. 1
FIRST OLASS eastern Nebraska farm for
first mortense or good income property,
rati, or addroM 6,1, Wellington, Minn,
7 -ROOM house, modern .except heat;
men walks and garage; gooo; lot; cneap
at 13,300. 4744 S. 13th 8t Douglaa isiv.
$3,000 EQUITY In Jlanscom park residence
exchange for city lots or suouroan
property. Harney 6471. '
801 Pine St., 7 rms., mod.
1815 So. 8th St., 7 rms., mod.
1816 So. 28th St, 100 lot, JL.600.
BEKKA ft MUSIL, D. 6867.
82.000 EQUITY In two-family modern house.
exchange lor lois, acreage or isno.
TEMPL.BTON, 603 Be Bldg.
SIX-ROOM house for sale by owner... One
block from car. Good terms. Bo 8328,
Bee. ;
12-R.. mod. resldunce; paving paid; want
6-r mod. bungalow aa nrsi payment; Bal
ance easy terms. Morgan, Ioug, 4371.
Hf TK1 . nil furniture at Ukllaa. 8 O
exchsnse D r707 . round at Trumoun
Miscellaneous.
FINE investment; lot worth 800,
. auto. Box 6266, Omaha Bee.
hs!nrR4Rl,E office rooma in the remodeled
'Ccounsa Blcck, U N. 6th St. (opposite
poatofflce), lift- to IIS per month. Conrad
Youug, S22: Brandela Theater. Doug. 1671.
Miscellaneous.
AUQUST RENT ' PBEB. '
i J13.B0 flat, newly decorated, a
modern except heat. 2225 N. SOth St.
. -H. A. WQLF,
814 Ware Blk. Doug. 1068.
BIWjIARD parlor; location ifith and aow.
ard;: basement.. Wright & Lasbury. p. 152.
JaidyiNG AND STORAGE
FIREPROOF WAREHOVSB. "
Separate locked room, for household
. goods and - piano , moving, packing and
!OMAHA VAN: P 8TORA.37 "CO.,
107 a., mtn . . . , "uu-"t -v
ARE YOU ALWAYS GOING TO
PAY RENT?
DON'T YOU WANT TO SAVE
MONEY AND ENJOY
THE PRIVILEGES OF .
: OWNING YOUR
- OWN HOME?
THREE REASONS WHY;
Insures your Independence.
Your credit rating la better.
Will make you a better citizen.
We are careful In listing property
to get good substantial built houses
that are priced according to the real
valuation of property In the locality
i where situated.
Now Is the time to buy oerore me
fall rush. We will gladly give you
our- advice -and- exDerlenoe In selecting
a home. WE KNQW THIS. BUSINESS.,'
- - HIATT COMPANY,
245-7-t Omaha Nat'! Bank. Tyler 60.
REAL ESTATE Investment
ONE good Investment Is worth, a lifetime of
Isbor. You can Invest any sum, mommy
or weekly. In Home Builders. Ask for our
plan, simple, no speculation.
1th and Douftlaa Sts. Phone Pg. 6013.
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT.
Southwest corner H4th and Chicago,
modern houses; rental 1,10 per year,
$12,600. Terms. .
' WM COLKAX. iUtt Keoline Uldg.
Real rotate, city property, large ranches
FiDELITY-Mfc,FRBE.
" ' Phone Douglaa 288 .for. 'complete .",
-t. -list -oi--- vacant houses.' and apart
ment;' also for storage, moving.
16th ana Jacnaon gcv
Globe Van and Storage Cd
For real moving aefvice try us. Large
-horse padded vans. Storage, 88 month.
SataSfastioo guaranteed. We move you
QUICKER. CHSAPKR AND SAFER.
Fnone Tyier aau or uuunw
EN
GORDON VAN CO.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
v Packing, storage and mo
lng. tit Si. llth St. , Phone
..Douguur:sae.-.
METR6POLITAN VAN. AND
' STUflAUii u. -
'. 'Cjareful' attentlopi. given to orders for
moving, packing or storage: office at Ray
mond Furniture Co.. 1612 and 1616 How
ard St..- Phone P. B62e.
REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE
TRACKAGE Pine site on B. M. R. R.l else
96x165; can be oougnt cneap. i-.
Grlmmel. i9 Om. Nat. Bnk. Bldg.
Canidian Lanrls.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Prosperity in Canada
1100,000,009 In new wealth added In
181fi. Knnrmous crope and low taiatlon
made farmers rich. Wheat average. 84.1
butflmla per acre In Alberta, 8R.7& bushels
per aoro In Saskatchewan. H.IO buahls
per acre In Manitoba. Taaes average 8i4
and Will not exceed 186 per quarter sec
tlon, includes all taies; no tax" on
improvements, Kree schools and full re
ligious liberty, rood climate. Get your
ffirm home from the Canadian Paelflo
Railway. 80 years to pay. Oood land
from 111 to J30 pr acre; Irlgated lands
from IS 5. and the government gauranteea
voitt land and water titles. Balance, after
first payment, extended over ninewn :
yesrs, with interest at per cent; prtvl
ledge of paying in full any time. Before
final psvment becomes due your farm ,
should have paid for itself. We will lend
you up to 18,000 In improvements In cer
tain districts, with no security other than
the land itself. Particulars on request.
Ready-msde farma for sale. Special easy
terms, l-nani for live stock. In denned
districts after one year's occupation Mnder
certain conditions, we advance ratUs.
sheep and hogs to Urmera up to a value
ef 81.000, We want you; we can afford
to help you. We own the land; we want
the land cultivated. Our interests are
mutual. Buy dlraot and get your farm
home from 4he CANADIAN rv:iriv.
HA II, WAY. Wend lor iree oook. n.
Dennis, assistant to the president, Cana
dian Paclflo Hallway, 88 Ninth Ava.. Cai-
gury. Alberta. Cansda.
a... t:. ..j ettrtl.Asi.
SKft ad In AunoaVa'Bee telling alt about
our Dig re mi. vw
go,
SKtO us for bargains In standard makes.
Expert tire repairing. Iwlebel Br., 8618
Farnam.
Auto Repairing and Painting.
1100 reward for magneto we can't repair.
Coils repaired. Baysdorfer, 810 N. 18th.
NKR Auto' ' Radiator ' Repair Service an
prices right. 811 a lth Bt. D- It.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
HARi'EY'DAVlD.adN MOTOrCTCLK."Bar
gains In used macittnes, Victor now, xam
Motorcycle Man. a.es winwyrn
Minnesota Lands,
40, 80 OR 160 ACRES GOOD. HEAVY
soil, well settiea pari o. nu
Minn., good' roads, schools a?id churches;
price H6 to 830 per acre; terms 11.00 per
acre oash. balance 84,00 per acre a year;
6,000 acres to select from, Agents wanted;
will make a low railroad rate to Inspeot.
Schwab Bros.. 1018 Plymouth Bldg.. Mln-
nt.nnlU Mlrfl.
FARM FOR SALE B? OWNER A GOOD
FARM Of 130 AtJKttH, " mii.ca s nvn
minn fn a PAT. IS. 8 MILES FROM LlV
TOWN. WILL SELL EITHER ALL OR
PART. REASON FOR SELLING, ILL
HEALTH. FOR DETAIL ADDRESS H.
H. MARTENS. R. NO. 1. ELK RIVER,
MINN.
t.iwii for sale.
onartsr section, untmproved; lying half
mile east and three miles north of White
Rock, S. !., In: Traverse eounty, Minne
sota. For price and terms write Ray D.
Nicholson, Owner. Toulon, Illinois.
Nebraska Lands.
FOR SALE 1 ilO, nloe, smooth land ; 1 H
mila from railroad: 40 acres Droaen
other improvements; only $17.50 per acre;
liberal terms; wnat can you pay oown i
F. De Clark, 408 St. Mary l
Pekln, 111.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
enry" B.kVnt anil" wife to Gennaro
retlllo. Revtnth, loj reel soum oi
dsr. west side, 83x111 '
a CalMler to Therrsaa Peterson,
northwest corner Thirty-eighth
street and Bedford avenue, 80184 1
Laura H, Reeor to Maria Reeser,
nonhwest corner Fourteentn , ana
Kavan. 100x120
Hast lugs Heyden to Jennia Herir.on,
liordri avonue. Benton, ie ieet
sowth of Trait street. 60x188 60
Charles W, Martin and wife to Fred
rick J. Griffin. Mary aireex n
feet east of Mlnne Lusa avenue, ir
regular, approximately 64x130 4.000
Mary E. Cllne and husband to George
ri L,rnnflOir, turning Birwei, .i
f'et west of Twenty-seventh avenue,
south side. 4wnoft , i
Ruth Dillon to Edward M. Robinson,
Eleventh, 816 feet nortn menoias,
eust side, 181x188, undivided 10
Absalom N. Tost and wife to Anna
Yost Thorp. Corby. 100 feet west or
Thirty-second touth tide. 60150 1
Emma M BplMett and husband to
John Harvey Lutman, camaen av. .
nue, 80 feet aat of Twenty-fifth
.v,nns mouth side. 48x188 TI0
Anna Bender to Hannah Orloff, north
east corner Twenty-aigma avenue
and Rugglee, 48sU8 MM
Julius Adrian and wife to John
Borcska, Twenty-nttn, m t reat
north of Bancroft, eaat tide, STH
alSSH -
May Martin to Amanda M. Grave,
Hawthorne avenue, ise reei vast 01
Lincoln boulevard aout n side, Ir
regular approalmately 65x170 ..... 1
Margaret A. Blaufusa and husband to
Robert W. MeCatlin, Twny-aeventa
street, 160 feet south of Redlak ave
nue, west side. 60xi BC I
George C. Flack to Robert N. Glover,
Thirty-sixth avenue, ins rest norn
of Ames street, east aide, 47x118.1.. 1
LAND NEAR OMAHA FOR SALE.
64 u A. verv choice land just - N.
Benson. Belongs to bank. Must sell. A
bargain. See me for prlct and terma.
J. A. ABBOTT, 4 Patterson Blk., City.
FOR SALE The northeast quarter of eeO'
tlon iht. townshin thirteen, range seven,
In Merrick county, Nebraska; Price $88 per
acre. J, R. Collins, Owner, 2661 Farnam
St.. Omaha. Neb. '
noilOLAS COUNTY FARM.
800-acre farm close to Waterloo, nearly
all In cultivation. Priced right.
WRIGHT & LASBURY. D. 168.
840-ACRE well Improved farm, Kimball Co.
Price, 2 crops of wheat delivered. Write
W. T. Young, .ir., Kimball, N D.
180 AC, well Improved, one mile of county
seat town, east Nebraska. 8126.
THOS. W. CAMPBELL,
. Keellna Bldg.
30 ACRES of aood farm land near Omaha.
Price is right S. P. Bostwtck & Son, 100
Bee Bldg. - -
Wisconsin Lands.
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and gen
eral crop state In the union: Settlers
wanted: lands for tale at low prices on
easy terms: excellent lands for stock
raising. Ask for booklet 86 on Wisconsin
Central Land Grant; state acree weniea.
If Interested In fruit lands, ask for boo
l.t nn innU Orchards. Address Land Com'
mtasioner Soo Railway, Minneapolis, Minn.
GET literature and maps on the cheapest
good land in unuea aiaioa.
RAK1CR TILLtOTBON,
18th and Douglaa Sts.. Omaha. Doug. 1188.
REAL ESTATEr B'ness Pr'ty
SURE ONE BARGAIN.
S nice large rooms, on one floor, strictly
modern, brick foundation $300 down, only
$8,400 and $20 month; 'large front and
back porches, used for sleeping porches;
full cemented, light basement, best fur
nace; electric light, gas, bath, good plumb
ing; extra large lot, nice garage, beau
tiful shade, shrubbery ; block to .car line.
Don't nass this bv. Call
OSBORNE. 701 Om. Nat, Bk. Doug. 1474.
FUR tiALK; itj41.2, tat-as taree streets;
near new Ford building; splendid manu
facturing site Address. B-411. Beau
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED 4, 6 and d-roomed houses - that
ztin be sold tor imu cash; oaianoe tit
per month; give complete description first
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1820 Farnam St " f Tel. Doug. 1084
6-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Oak floora throughout, oak ,
finish In living and din
ing rooms, large, light,
-' white enamel bedrooms; '
good location; restricted
addition. A bargain at
$8,160. Easy terms.
BENSON 4 CARMICHAEL,
842 Paaton Block. . . Douglaa. 1728.
I OUR specialty handling property for out-of-
town owners.
GALLAGHER & NELSON. Omaha, Neb. '
HAVE buyers for B.nall houses and lota In
North Omaha. Write. 6061.. Bee.
FINANCIAL
Maggard
i Van and- Storage Co.
storage ano snipping.
Van and two mea
$1.26 per hour.
. Moving, packing.
Phone Doug. 1494.
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 HEAL ESTATJU K INS. auux.,
Brandaia xnea.er joius.
3. "CREED
1.&Q7. .' Farnam., St
Express Co. Moving,
packing, and storage.
... Douglas -146. .
INVESTMENTS AND INSURANCE 1400
for 82.600. (house cost $3,600). CoupIb
bungalows, $300 and balance easy. ,
$ r. house. $86 and $9 per month.
CHAS. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.
REAlT ESTATE! MlP ROVED
West.
STRICTLY modern. ; five-room bungalow,
lare -60x186" east 'ffront lot, all Bodded,
'with just enough shrubbery to make a
nine setting for this cozy bungalow
-hoitie; one block to car; a nice street;
level lot, and best .location; decorated
throughout with high grade papers and In
tasty designs; you cannot find a more
InvlUng .and homelike little bungalow; It
Vtll hot disappoint you the lot would
r'ost $700; the house cannot be built for
ic than la.fino. maklntf an actual value
"nniw" ia.2no: for ouick sale I can offer
ai only $2,686, aiid can make you very
easy terms; investigate this quickly; see
if .rrtw values are;-not right; it's a real
buy; this ad will appear until August -36.
H not told by that time will be with-
drawn.' Phone Beason 122, evenings. F.
S. Truninger. '
GOOD HOME CHEAP
ON WEST HARNEY STREET.
This Is a 10-room. 2-story and attic
modern house, with two bath rooma; well
built; In good condition; hot water heat;
' -w- .to (smith front lot. near 34th. An
wr.ftcla.llv low nrlce foruuick sale. Don't
-ytall to look this up.
' GEORGE & COMPANY
- Douglas 966. 802 City Nat'I Bank Bldg.
ris LINCOLN BLVD. 11-room house,
strictly modern, . with hot "water heat
Douglaa 18,18. ' ' '
North.
l- ' SIX-ROOM
BUNGALOW JUST COMPLETED
Large, living room, dining room and
igihii on first floor; three large bed
rooms-and hath upstairs; oak .finish and
n.k floors throughout; built-in bookcases
and buffet; full basement; everything
complete and up-to-date. Located a
3028 Nicholas St;; easy terms.
..; SCOTT-AND HILL CO.,
Doug. 1008. Ground Fl- McCague Bldg.
PHTPE REDUCED.
New T-r., steeping porch, oak and birch
finish, buffet and booK cases, oeam ce
in siniihi floors, mirror doors, guar-
nntfiBd furnace. Corbin hardware, best
...ri.i .nit workmanshiD throughout.
.KnutH Trent close in, close to car. Beat
buy In Omaha, uwner, liqukihi
1 Real Estate, Loans, 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.,
ZU faouth 1th bt.
Wyoming Lands.
SECTION. War th'eBlack HUle, partly
tmprovea, gooa larining ur iimihi wiu
good water, uox oio.l jhs.
Miscellaneous.
pr a arc u to 6-A.' tracu on oar line.
Easy terms, a R. Combs, 811 Braodelt
Thea. Bldg. DOUg. Slit,
HorsesLive Stock-Vefaicles
WILL TRADE OM nloe; gentle Tpohy for
cow or hogs; acta ana center, h. h.. raui
sen, '
one black hearae.. rubber-tired, horse.
drawn, practleally new,, Address Y-666,
FRESH cow for gala.
nut 2806.
2114 a. 46th. Waf
Wagon umbrella. $1.00. Wagner, $01 N. 16th.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
now is the orooer time for your blrda
ahd faathera. "Song and Moulting Food,
16c per box. Is what he needs now. Max
Getsler Bird Co.
ntrtmitl Hit! fr .(mna oltl 86 nalr.
mos. old. $3. Walnut 8020. 2006 N. Blat St.
ONLY
blrda.
1 LEFT German Highland Rotlor
Benson 888-J.
FLEMIBH GIANT rabbits for lata.
Hason, 107 wooiwortn Aye.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West.
- MONEY TO tiOAN ON
Apartment houses, double brick bouses,
ingle houeos. buelness property and farm
lands at 6 per cent, t- per cent A 6 pr ct
' W. H. THOMAS,
2 28 Ktjellne BidB Douglaa 1648.
6 PICK CJtiNT to li per bent on beat olaas oltjr
residences In ahiounts 12,000 up; also
farm Loaiia," Rousonable comralatioDi.
PETBKS, TliOST CO... 1S?2 Farnam St.
$lri('0 MOHTGAOK bearing-6 per cent seml-
aiui. ; secured by property valued at $H465.
Talmage-Loomls Inv. Co., XV. O. W. Bldg.
THE BEST LOTS IN OMAHA
' At tne
PRICES AND TERMS.
$386 to $496.
110 Down. 15 Per Month.
tctd close In. West Farnam district:
near car line; sewer, sidewalks, water and
gas. They are real Bargains.
SHULER k CARY.
Douglaa 6074. "' 204 Keellne Bldg.
REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED.
THOS. L. McGARRY.
' KEELINE BLDG. TEL. RED 4844.
PRIVATE MONEY. .
SHOPEN & COMPANY,
KEELINE BUILDING.
OMAHA homes.- East Nebraaka farms.
. -O KEEFB REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha Natl. Phone Douglas 271S.
North.
Aftar looking at MINNE LUSA 800 dlf
ferent buyera decided that It waa the best
proposition on the market and they
backed their Judgment by buying lota.
It YOU will come out today you will
understand why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
Tyler 187.
742 Omaha Natl. Bank Bldg.
MONEY to loan on Improved tanns and
ranches.. We also buy good farm mort-.
gages. Kloke Inv. Co., Omaha,
REAL .ESTATE loans, 8 per cent Sea
D. E. BUCK dt CO.,
,412 Omaha Natl. Bank.
' NO DELAY.
W. T. GRAHAM.
BEE BLDG.
CITY and "farm loans,
J. H. Dumont & Co.,
MONEY on hand for city
farm loans. H. W. Binder,
National Bank Bldg.
6, 6H, 6 per cent
no it.ee line b lag.
and
City
FOR SALE Beautiful Angora kitten; pedi
greed, house broke, uau wainui ioit.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
RAILROADS DON'T
WANT FREE BRIDGE
Milwaukee Is Offered Bridge
Across Missouri at Yank
ton, but Declines.
BONDS ALREADY VOTED
Country" i
bridge with-
RATE MAKERS WILL
C0NFERJN CHICAGO
Must Hustle to Fix Up Ne
braska Freight Bates to
Suit Commission.
RIVER TOWNS INTERESTED
ad Who Passed Bad Check
Given Suspended Sentence
Kf. Andrfsen. the "bil brother" of
wayward boys in the toils of county
officials, has been swarded another
charge in the person of Charles J.
Chada of brand island, inaaa was
sentenced to two years in the pent'
tentiary. but was paroled on sua
nended sentence under nromise to
obey advice of Mr. Andresen. The
youth Is accused ot passing a cnecu
lor $5 at tne notei i,asue wunoui
sufficient funds to meet it. Restitution
has been made.
Bia Diamond Disolav in
New store Attracts wiany
Larsre crowds attended the opening
of Leibowiti s credit jewelry store,
21R Snnth Fifteenth street. The store
is well arranged and attractive.- It
stands in a class bv itself.
One of the interesting features oi
the big stock is a large display of
diamonds valued at 3,uij.
"A Man Without a
nothing compared to a
out a road.
Such Is the situation with the Yank
ton bridge. .Of course, the Yank
ton bridge is not yet built, but bonds
are voted for it. and they are ready
to be sold whenever a good healthy
railroad decides it wants to accept
a ready-made bridge across the Mis
souri river.
But something is the matter. A
hammer or cold chisel from some
where flew into the machinery, after
the plan for a bridge and a road from
Omaha through Yankton had begun
to work smoothly.
There was much talk oi a oireci
railroad from Omaha to Yankton a
year or two ago. This agitation grew
so rapidly tnat lanmon goi ciuuuai
astic and the bonds for the construc
tion of a railroad bridge carried by
a good substantial vote. , . , .
The Omaha Commercial club had
a committee, of which J. A. sunaer
land was chairman, to push this mat
ter. They pushed for a while and
had something to do with the boom
that put the bridge bonds across at
Yankton, it was a Kinu u.
tance influence in tne poimco ui u.
bond election.
Milwaukee Gets Invitation.
Tl,.., rami, (he time to get the rail
road to build a line from Omaha to
this Yankton bridge. This was not so
easy. The Milwaukee road is the road
the Omaha business men desired to
have lay the line.
But the Milwaukee would not come
.i,-,t, fast as the voters of Yank
ton county came through in chipping
in for the bridge.
And there tne matter stanos.
i. ,.n.r.tnnit that there are
other roads that would gladly build
such a line and utnue tne onuge, um
the Omaha business men have their
minds set on tne Milwaukee.
ti.,. i. a Inairal reason for this.
i Tk. Miluankee has a fine
system of roads tapping me ricn
country in both of the Dakotas. The
line extends clear out to Rapid City,
and another one extends clear to the
n-,l, ...... rnnat. So Omaha is anx
ious that the Milwauke bridge this
little gulf between Omaha and Yank
ton in order that Omaha business
,ii,. art in tourti with their fine
svstem of lines in the Dakotas and
the northwest coast.
Feel ftuffyt Irritable Dissatisfied!
Tur Hvsr li ths causs. Clsan out yaur
system with Dr. King's Nw Lit. Pills. YOU
will teal tln JSc. All arugfisu. ot.
The Secret the Submarine
By E. Alexander Powell
AurW ot Th. Cad of ti. Trail," "Flfhtta. la Flanders," -Tt.Rjaq U Olarjr," ' Vhja la
Franca, ate. vjngnww, ., "W
men who, in their day. had fought
FOURTEENTH INSTALLMENT
BEFORE you buy look these cars and prices
over, it win pay you wen; ,
Chalmers Roadster ..'
8 Over lands
eUudebaker-S $460
Meta
CadUlao
S Fords
Chevrolet Roadster 260
1816 Indian Motorcycle, good as new. 176
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO..
2216 Farnam. ' Douglas 681.
Douglas 3310,
1176
660
..... J76
426
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
2209 Farnam.
Ford Roadster ......
Cole Touring
' ' Overland Touring ..
Bulck B 36 Roadster
FORD INSURANCE
Fire and theft Insurance on new Fords.
$7.70
KILLY, ELLIS THOMPSON.
tU-14 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 2lt.
SYNOPSIS. .
Weutenant Jams Hops Is detailed ty tha
TTtiltsrl Ut.ra.ai naval VuM.nl tn InvaatlCatS
and report findings oil the Invention of Dr.
Ralph Burke, which serves to bring the
submarines to a state of psrfeotlon. On the
trial trip oi the inventors noat, a japanw
helper Is surprised In the act of examining
the mechanism. Hope reports' favorably on
the new device but there are others Inter
ested In It. Attempt to burglarise Burke's
laboratory falls; later hie daughter Cteo
flrds him murdered In his bedroom. Cleo
soils her father's books: she finds a note
from which she learns they contain secret
fcrmula. Olga ivanort ana ueraia Morton,
spies In search ot formula, attempt to cap
ture Cleo when she comes for books to
Btephanskl, the snarchlst. Hope rushes to
her. aid; Morton snoots nut ouuei mis
bemb In cellar, which explodes. Hop and
Cleo escape and attend ball at Mrs. Del
mar's, whose nephew has two missing books.
Mahlln, a spy, attempts to ateal books; 1ft
ecltemerit that follows books disappear.
Mahlln escapes Hope and Cleo take boat
for an Is and out In the bay. Mahlln and
the Jap turn out the Island light After a
violent etorm Hope and Cleo arrive on
strango- Island and dlacover man they hunt
Is there. Mahlln and Japanese also reach
the Island They escane from Hop but
return and dynamite ths shaok. Hop and
Cleo manage to teach Handaboro, wnere vt.
Owen has one of the hooka. He arranges to
meet Hope at the hotel with book. Morton
posea as nope ana out xor an tariaquK
would have possessed the volume. Cleo Is
captured by Morton and taken to cabin In
the mountains. She finds there books for
v.hlch they search, fortunately sne gets
nets to Hope, who, with Hook, starts to
rtnous. As he crosses chasm In awlnclna
basket Mahlln steals up and chops at cable
with ah ex. Hook appears In time to save
Hope He reaches ths other siae ana is
greeted by Cleo; she swears her love to him.
1 hey are followed by Mahlln and Jap who
attempt to kidnap Cleo. She swings herself
over tne canyon, uiga ana morion r
rlnahfid.tA arth In an aaroolane. Hone and
Cleo are pulled from quieksavl by Hook
and a grape vine. Mahlln an Satauma are
celled before the Black Council. On the
track of another book, they And the owner
has lost it. Hope receives a letter aemana
ing his marriage to a girl who claims he
compromised her. Hs Is forced to comply
by Cteo Accidentally he learns It Is a ulot
to rope htm In. Ha la later uramohed to
Washington.
Con tin Of d Front Yesterday.)
FOR SALE.
I dandy vacant lota, block to ear
Una; cut to 11,000 cash for quick sale.
CALKINS A CO..
Douglaa 1813. City Natl. Bank Bldg.
GARVIN BROS..,
5 pet
345 Omaha
Natl, Bank Bldg.
HARRISON & MORTON.
Bank Bldg.
MONEY-
016 Omaha Natl.
A FEW FINE BUILDINO LOTS left tn
Druid Hill, 12.00 down. 0o per week.
Douilas 83B2.
$100' to $10,000 made promptly. V. D. Wead.
wead mag, mitt ana rarnam bis.
Abstracts ot Title.
OVISRLAND six Ilfto
Ovorland light Ave 1460
Bulck light five IflM
Maxwell light five $376
Pope-Hartford racer. $400
WILLY 8 -OVERLAND, INC.,
2047 Farnam St. Doug. $200.
South;
FIELD CLUB VACANT.
11,800 48x120 feet; fine lot, S. K. corner
87th and Mason Sts.; all Improve
. menta In and fine big ahade trees.
-t 1.000-47x120 feet; adjoins above
south; these are- fine lots; will
- sell on easy terms, (let busy. .
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
Douglas 4t. 16 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
nnaranfpia Abstract Co. We can bring
I VjUdl till ICC down, your, abstract on
short notice. R. 7. Fatterson Bldg. D. 3847.
Kerr
Title, QuarauUo. uid Abstract Co.,
SOt, 8. 17th St., -ground floor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co.
REED ABSTRACT QO.. oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska, zoo Branaela Tbeater.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Miscellaneous.
NEW BUNGALOW.
. i five rooms, strictly modern, full basement.-
furnaoa beat, oak- finish and oak
floors, nicely papered and latest lighting
fixtures. Located 8811 Nortn tUh St
Fries 8,100 Term. . .v
NORRIS & NORRIS.
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglaa 4270.
l$1.600 DOWN. BALANCE MONTHLY.
:' JUST-LISTED. '
I rooms: strictly -modern home; near
SOth and' Maple;-oak floora and oak fin
ish; nice lotf paved street all paid. House
built for home, Frice has been reduced
$750 In last week. This la a bargain. See
ing Is believing. When can you see It 7
PAYNH INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Omaha, Nat'I Bk. Bldg. Loug. 171.
A OOOD lot for .$76.00. C good lots for
173.00 each. Close to a car line. $1 down
nd 60c per week. Box 5036. Omaha Bee
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
LYNNWOOD
Go out to Lmnwctd today and see the
beautiful lota we are selling from $46 a to
$600.
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
Phone Doug. $88, 1M7-I W O. W. Bldg.
British Columbia Lands.
FOR SALl3J3,4Sl' acres choice farm land.
situated in Fraser lilver alley, British
Columbia, about 120 miles South of Fort
George; about 500 acres prairie' and
meadow, balance covered With light
growth poplar easily' cleared;, soil rich
dark clay loam, subsoil clay; Ideal con
ditions for mixed .farming; wagon, road
runs through property, 4 miles rfom rail
wav. Price 810.00 ner acre. Quarter cash.
balance to arrange. John Stinson. Room
416 Crown Bldg., Vancouver. B. C.
Colorado Lands.
DON'T fail to Join Nethaway'g Colorado
land excursion on Sept. 8. Florence 228,
fitnrarin land xcursiona. expenses paid.
C. I Nethaway, Florence, Neb. Florence JUs,
BT A RT VOUR HOME IN BiCNSONl
' BUY THIS LOT!
$!. down and $10.00 per month; price I
fa&o.bOr stte. euxi: located on Lroci
St.. between Clark and Burn ham, rot I
far from school and oar Una. CJeo. R
Wright Be of'lce. Omaha
FOR SALE Five Improved acres;
yearly profit besides your living,
Pallas, t9M McKinley,, Benson.
$oo
Ura
Missouri Lands,
rtrri bTrqaiN for SALH.
810-acre- farm 1 V miles out, 260 acree
. In tame grass, all smooth and valley
land;, can use all. modern machinery, 7
rnnm house : btx barn and other out-
biiild'nas; plenty of water. The finest
fnriii in this country. Price $66 per aci
will (arry tur lung time. J. A. Wheeler,
Mountieln Grove, Mo.
Must sell all our second-hand automo
biles within 80 days. We have several
makes and are giving better values than
anyone else.
Johnson-Danforth Co.,
H28-S1-J! N. Ktll Bt.
TWO PRACTICALLY NEW RAUCH LANQ
MOST REASONABLE, ON ACCOUNT Of
LEAVING CITY. MRS. HERMAN
KOUNTZE, 4a B. HTH AVE.
OVISRLAND car, englre Just being over-
hauled and oar in gooa conamon. ttargsin
for ,22ft. Bee car at George WUIIama, tOI
N. d Ht.
BEE Want-Ada GAINED 1!,5 MORS)
JAID ADB than any otner umana news
paper gained In first seven months. Itlf.
Oooa .results st less
cost Is the reason why.
USED Cah E'AROAINI AT
IIURPHT.O'BRIEN AUTO CO..
181S-1S-1S Farnam Bt.
WB) will trade you, a new Ford for your old
ona. , ,
INDUSTRIAL OARAOE CO.,
SOth and Harnsy. Doug.
Crosstown Garage, S16 . 14th. Doug. '4443.
13-ln. ' Houtb ' nevet, tame, wun extra
eouloment. cost SIBft, for sale at CI00.
FOR BALE A tire rack, will hold SOO tlrss
displayed nicely. Oman Oarage, SOU
'llarney. . , :
Auto Livery and Garages.
DON'T throw away old tire. We male, one
new lire from S old ones and sav. you ,0
pet cent. 2 In-1 Vulcanising- Co., 161S Dav
enport St., Omaha, Neb., Dougla. S,I4.
EXPERT auto repairing, "service oar al
ways ready." Omaha Garage, 2010 Harnsy
81. Tyler 66B.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road
to success.
When, an hour later, the blare of
music signaled the approach of the
marchers, Hope, interested in any
thing; that concerned national de
fense, took up a position on the side
walk, his height enabling him to see
over the heads of the crowd. First
came a olatoon of mounted police on
sleek and shining norses; tnen tne
retired general who was acting as
grand marshal, followed by a glitter
ing staff; after the staff a brigade of
regulars from the Presidio infan
try, cavalry and guns; after them a
National Guard division, the men
smart and soldierly in their net-fitting
khaki uniforms. Followed then
fraternal organizations and' uni
formed societies of every name and
nature, and, after these riao swung
by, rank after rank, company after
company, division after division of
riviliana. who. after all. compose the
real fighting strength of the repub
lic. Each group was preceded by a
flag or banner bearing the name 01
the industry to which the marchers
belonged or the concern by which
they were employed. A thousand tel
enhone and telrtrraph employes, each
wearing a small American nag, swept
past; behind tnem . irampea i,w
clerks trom tne ary goons stores ui
the city; then, preceded by a banner
the leeend. "Naval Reserv
istsThe Men Who Would Man Our
Ships in Time of War," Hope saw ap
proaching a column of sun-tanned,
weather-beaten men, marching with
th trainer! nrecision of veterans, but
with the unmistakable roll of the sea
in their gait. These were the old
sailors, the ex-man-of-war'i men, the
under Samnson at Santiago and un
der Dewey at Manila bay, and who.
in time of need, stood ready to again
take their places behind the naval
guns,
As they tramped by amid a hurri
cane of cheers, Hope, peering above
the heads of the spectators in front of
him, caught a glimpse of, a familiar
face in the first rank of the passing
seamen. He looked again. Yes.
There was no mistaking that seamed
and sun-tanned face and its ever-pres
ent smile. It was Hook I Diving
through the crowd, regardless of the
indignant protests of those whom he
unceremoniously pushed aside. Hope
setzed nook by the arm and; before
the astonished seamen realized what
had happened, he had dragged him
out of the ranks, through the wall
of spectators, and into the lobby of
the hotel.
"Wall, I'll be horn-swoggled, loo
tenant I" gasped Hook, staring at the
officer with bulging eyes and open
mouth. "I thought you wuz married
an in Noo York.
"Where is Miss Cleo?" demanded
Hope. "Where has she gone?"
"Miss Cleo?" repeated Hook, with
a poor simulation of surprise. Why,
am t she over to valdavia, looten-
antr
"You know perfectly well that she
isn't, Hook," said the officer brusque
ly,. "She left there two weeks ago
with you. Where is shef
i can t tell you, lootenant, said
Hook, nervously. "Honest to God, I
can't. , Miss Cleo made me promise
that I wouldn't."
"You've got to tell me1, man," cried
Hope, seizing the seamen by the
shoulder and chaking him until his
teeth rattled. "I've come 3,000 miles
to find her and marry her."
"To marry her?" cried Hook, in
credulously. "But I thought as how
you wuz already married to 'that
Machin girl."
"Well, I 'm not," Hope answered
impatiently, "and I'm not going to be,
either. That's all off. I'm going to
marry Miss Cleo if she will have me.
And 1 ve great news for .her, Hook
She has been left a fortune. She is a
rich woman.
"Seein' ez vou've come to marry
her," said Hook, "I reckon she'll
forarive me if I tell vou where she is,
She's got a job as nurse with a farnbly
in Sacramento Fletcher, the name is.
She seen an advertisement in the
paper for a gal what could take care
o' children an' she "'
But Hone, without waiting to hear
more, had hustled him into a taxicab:
"To the, terry, he cried to tne
driver, "and drive like the devil. I;ve
just time to catch the train to Sacra
mento." -,
Cleo's anxious perusal of the "Hel6
Wanted" columns had finally been re
warded bv an advertisement for
young woman of refinement and good
family" as a children's governess with
a nrominent family of Sacramento.
Here, at last, was an opening which
she felt that she was confident to fill.
A telephone conversation with her
prospective employer and she was
tentatively - engaged. But when she
informed Hook of her determination
he protested violently.
Railway rates in. Nebraska have
perhaps never puzzled railway men ,
and other traffic men more than they "
are puzzling them just at present. :
The latter part of this week and 3
perhaps the first part of next week '
the representatives of the Nebraaka '
lines are to meet in a conference in ,
Chicago. They, are to consider again
what shall be the scheme of rate mak-
ing for Nebraska. The time is get
ting short and they must have the '
new rates in effect by- September 25.
This is in accordance with the order
of the Interstate Commerce commis
sion.
Whether to put in a flat distance
scale or an equalization scale it the . ,
g question.
The Interstate Commerce commis
nn has fixed a maximum above
hich the rates dare not go, and has
sought to put them on a straight dis
tance scale. '
Advantage to Some Towns.
This would naturally give Omaha -
an advantage over Lincoln and other ,
towns in competing tor business in
sections of the state nearest Omaha. ..
It would give Lincoln an advantage
in competing tor Dusincss ucaicsi
Lincoln. It would srive Fremont an
advantage in competing for business
west on tne union racmc. n woum
give Sioux City an advantage in com
peting for northern Nebraaka busi
ness and northwestern Nebraska busi- ,
ness. " :' . 1
In fact, Sioux City is satisfied with
the straight distance scale, for it
wants to cut in strong for Nebraska
business. .... ,
The other cities, involved in the '
case, however, art not satisfied. Oma
ha and Lincoln are nor sausiicu.
chison and St. Joseph are not sat
isfied. Kansas City is not satisfied, ,
and other towns involved in the case .
are being heard from in long, plain- (
tive wails.
Equalisation 8calt.
The' proposal of these cities, all but
Sioux City, is that an equalization :
scale be agreed upon, still Keeping
within the maximum set by the In-
terstate Commerce commission andr
thus remaining within the meaning of
the order.
It Is proposed to do tnit oy giving
the competing centers a certain dif-'.
ference in their incoming and their,.,
outgoing freight rates, so that the,
situation would tend to equalize it
self. '. .. . . .,
The railroads have appiiea ,io tne ,
Interstate Commerce commission for
more time to file tariffs on a distance
basis. ' ... . .
E. J. McVann, manager oi tne irai
h,,r.e. nt tha Omaha Commercial
club, is at .present in the east, busy
on another case. -
Film Firms Battle ,
Over Like Names
Are Mv Children?" is seek-'
. "Where Are Your Chil
dren?" down and out, hori de combat
and out of the game. - ... -.
Suit for this purpose wai mea nr.
f.j.,.i rmtr. Thuridav bv the Su
preme Feature Film company of Min
neaoolis, owner of the Jive-reel fea
ture, "Where Are My Children t
The. defendants are ino r ""-' ,
r.,r. Piim rnmeanv. I. E. SchlanK
and Philio Goldstone of Omaha, own
era of the feature mm, -wnere
Your Children?" - .-...
The Supreme-company seisiorin
that its film was evolved and pro
duced by the combined intellects and
talents of many editors, directors and ,
actors and that its presentation was
advertised far and wide and that then
its almost-twin popped up with its
nearly identical name - and reaped
much of the crop of remuneration for
which the Supreme company says it
had sowed the seed. ,
The plaintiff aska an accounting and
an injunction against the defendant.
Meantime the whereabouts of the
children remains a mystery, ,
(To Be CaatUud Toosojrrow.)
Hook-Worm Victims
. ' Better- Watch Out
Youths who are'inclined to put into
U.rrv Lauder's song' Its
Nice to Get Up in theIormng, but ,,
It's Nicer to Lie m , Bed," wilt have the
Welfare board after them if they do
not watch out.. , -
Superintendent acnreiDer v.,.".wc.
board made this Comment:
"We are having quite a number
of cases brought to our attention ot
youths from- l to u yer ""'
who persist in living at home without
contributing toward- the support of ,
their homes, i reier io w
sleep late in th mornings and are
just chronic hookworm victims. . We
have notified their parents to send
them to our otnce, wnere. w. ..v
giving them heart-to-heart talks and
then if they do not mend their ways
we get the parents to file complaints
against them. ' ., . , 1 ,
"I have a particular case m mind ot
a youth of W whose mother is home
in a serious condition for, -mat ot
proper medical care. The only daugh-.
IVr is out working and this slouch ot. ,
a ion sleeps to all hours of the morn,
ing and gets car tare money from
his, sister.' " .'
Autoist Gives'Lift to Man. -
Wno men swipes uai
William Witte, 2829 Franklin street,
. . M Samaritan who has soma-
doubts as to whether the job pays.
Wednesday af ternoon, Witte -repotted
to the police,, fie brought H. L How
ard of Schuyler into; umana. xrom
Stanton. He . stopped' at
street and Capitol avenue to telephone
his home. When he returned he saw
his car speeding off up the street with
Howard driving. ' ''
Cure for Cholera Morbusy .
"When our little boy, now 7 yews
old, was a baby he was cured of
cholera morbus . by , Chamberlain. a
Colic, Cholera - nd . Diarrhoea
Remedy," writes Mrs. Sidney bun
mons, f air Haven N. Y'Since then .
other members of my family have
used this valuable medieincfor eplic
and bowel troubles with good aatiafac
tion and I gladW aoe Hm .
remedy of exceptional merit Obtain
able everywheredrertuement i,