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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1916)
THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1916, WANTED TO RENT. Unfurnished Houses and Flats. WAVT TO RENT Modern five or six-room horn with garage: close to street car might buy Utter; no children. P. O. Box MOVING AND STORAGE VinKPVOOP WAREHOCSB 8 pa rate locked room (or household rood and pianos; moving, tacking and hipping OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO. 12 a lth SL Douglas 41l. FIDELITY FREE Phone DougiU to tor complete list of vaca.it housoa and apart ments; also for storage, moving 16th and Jsckaon St. J. C. REED 5 'inrtu Cn Uuv Dacklns and storage 1107 Karnam m Ciue-ls M Globe Van and Storage Co. For real moving service try us. Large t-horse padded vans Storage, tt month Satisfaction guaranteed We move you . QUICKER. CHEAPER ND SAFER. Phone Tyler n or Douglas itU GORDON VAN CO. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Packing atorage and mov ing 111 N lltb St Phone Dous lee ! METROPOLITAN VAN AND STORAGE CO. Careful attention given to orders for moving, looking or storage: oince ei nay inond Furniture Co.. lfitl and 1616 How ard St Phone n Van and two men iuaatu il.n per hour Van and Storage Co. Moving, packing storage and shhtilng Phone Ixiug 1490 REAL ESTATE IMPROVED Wet. WEST FAHNAM DISTRICT i-room bouse lust north of Dodge St. en IM St.. and 7 -room house fust south of Farnam, on ua uoip pieces up date In evert particular For further in formation see . ALFRED THOMAS 101 First Net Bit siag WEA-RNE FARM BUNGALOW. Just com Dieted i strictly mod.; oak finish, with oak floors: largs kitchen, with built-in cup boards, high-grade lighting and plumb ing flxturee; enamel and tile bath room; two large bedrooms; full cement base ment; furnace heat; aanay east iront lot. Price for quick sale, 13,100. Easy terms. RASP BROS. DOUg. IsM. FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. ' Located wast.' and convenient to ear Use; aodern exoept heat; a bargain If old thta meek. SS.IOO; 1160 oasb and 111. SO per month Call Douglas (074 for appoinmnt to Inspect 111 LINCOLN BLV D. 1 1 -room house. strictly modern, wit b not water beat Douglas lli HOUSE for sale cheap. 7 rooms, well lo cated, two lots; will sell cheap. 4611 Franklin bl North. MILLER PARK On account of the owner of this beautiful t-room house leaving the city for Chicago, has offered bis. home In Milter park, consisting of 8 rooms, liv ing room, dining room, kitchen and beautiful gun room on the first floor; three bed rooms and bath on the sec ond floor, and attic finished off on the third floor. This home has oak floors and oak finish throughout BulU-ln bookcases, colonnade openings, fire place and beautiful buffet Place Was built by day labor by owner of the . property for a home. Lot .46x120, on paved street. South front One block Ho ear lino, two blocks to Miller Park and two tend one-half blocks to Mil ler park school. Beautifully located. Shown on appointment ' ' r ; PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.. Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Doug. 1781. ; SPECIAL BARGAIN. " 992 and M4 "North '19th street boule vards two houses, with 1720.00 annual -rental. large lot, close In. Want offer at once. . S. P. BOSTWICK ft SON, Tyler 1608. 300 Bee Bldg. FOR SALE $800, new 8-rm. bun galow, 4311 Crown Point Ave., electric lights, good cellar, '" deep dug well and pump, chick en bouse, fruit and shade trees. For Information call Colfax 1106. 4306 Brown St. , NEW BUNGALOW. A five-room, strictly modern bunga low, with bath It Is finished In oak. np-tO'date bullt-ln features and light ing flit urea, full basement; large attic . ocated at 8823 North 26tn St Price, $3,166, Sasy terms NORRIS & NORRIS, 4M Bee Building. Phone Douglas 4270, $3,500 Is all that la asked for a dandy 6 -room bouse with full lot on Florence Blvd. Let us tall you about It F. D. WEAP, 610 S. 18TH. FRACTICAX.lt new 8 -room house', on car line: three blocks from good school; might . consider cottage In trade. Tel. Web. 4182. Oeo. A. Beaver, 1616 N. 33d St ., NSW BUNGALOW rooms on one floor, oak finish, 63.360. cash $260. balance like rent 36tb Ave. and Pierce St Red IR81 BEE my beautiful, brand new Miller park tui.A. Iah Is 1AA - Ca.o nn to school and carllne Co if at 1M36 KOUNTZE PLACE restricted district reel- dene for sale F V Knlest. S&16 N Iftth FOR SALE 1 acres Improved. Col. 1646. Sooth. FIVE KOOMS-NEW All modern In every detail, living and dining room all oak finish, with built-in bookcases, pantry with elaborate cup boa ids; Icebox' room; full basement with floor drain, shades, electric fixtures and croons; all furnished. This Is a real bar gain at $2,760; $600 "ash. balance on terms to suit Others ask as much as $8,361 Located ai 1616 Dot Park Blvd Let us ahow vuu this week. TRAVEK WRJS RAVE Lha Nat I venlnne W 706 Omaha Bk Doug. 6886. Web 4H86 $3,750 . $344 So. 33d St., a snap. House has largo living room across the front den, dining room and kitchen on first floor, all good slse; two good bed rooms and bath on second floor; Strictly modern: $600 caeh and balance like rent D. V. SHOLES CO.. . City Nat, Bank Bld. Dour. 4. l-fUKjl UUM1ALUW Oak floor, throughout, oak , ' . " finish . In - living and din ing rooms, largo. light, white snamel bedroom,: good location, restricted o Edition A bargain .1 " 1 1 la.IRA Easy term, BBNSt IN A CAHMtCHARL. til p., ton HKH-k Txiuzlaa ml HUUdblH WANTED VP tt HAVB BIITRRH FOR MnUKS WORTH THE UONKV IN ALL PARTI OF THE CITY LIST VOUR PROPtiR. TT WITH UH FOR RESULTS. ONb'ILS HEAL RSTATK INS AtlOT Rr.ndnl. Thoetet' Rlda Tvl.r 1024 FIELD CLUB DISTRICT. Corner Hickory and 24th. g-ound for three houses, very choice. Price reduced for September from tl.,00 to $3 000. Cheapeat place In that part of the city. GEORGE O. WALLACE, 614 Keellne Bldg 11,(00 Buy, huge houae tn couth 2vth St.- Rents for IIS. Oaly pay $300 raah and $20 per montb. F. P. WEAP, 810 8. 1TH. 716 Dorcas, lot 40x111 $ 700 HIS S. 2th St., lot 100x110 i.eoo - BERKA A MU61L. Douglas H7. fAM offering a nine-room home, ali mod ern, In Field Club district, at a aactittco. Bos S0M. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED Miscellaneous. DO YOU WANT A PRETTY HOME? 92x100, CORNER, SOUTH AND EAST FRONTAGE. Ton can't find a prettier place, 6 room house, oak floors and finish, beau ttfully decorated. Exterior of house re cently painted. Ornamental ehrubbe-y around the entire lot, shade trees and flowers. This property has been the home of present occupant since tt wee built a few years ago and tt shows the good care There Is a garage In the rar. The street Is paved and paid In full. We want you to see this property- it win piease you. CALL HI ATT COMPANY. 246-7-9 Omaha National, Tyler 60. WE have customers for new 6. 6 and 7 room houses that can be sold on easy terms. We sell on an average of two or three a week on this basis. If you want to seii, net witn THE BYRON REEQ CO., 211 So. 17th St. $oocasi:. balance $18 per month. I-room cottage, modern enrept heat: un-to-dste plumbing; new manle floors burn and chicken house: close to store and car Hue. Price II. S00. SCO' AND HI! CO.. Pom inn Ground Fir MrCague Btdg INVESTMENTS, TN8URANCT 3400 In come on price, $2,600. being 3 houses. ( rooms each near high school and Crelchton college. Also 6 and room Dungaiows, izoo down, and two 3 rooms. ,195 down, balance monthly. CHAS. B. WILLIAMSON CO. TWO small houses at your price and terms. uox 4093, Bee. WANTED listings on cottages or houses to rent or sen on easy payments. Have cut tomers watting. Inquire 418 Karbach Block. Douglas 8807. REAL ESTATE Unimproved West. BEAUTIFUL building sites. West Famam district on 43d St. between Farnam and Davenport, call walnut 2793. North. After looktna- at MINNE LTJRA son At. ferent buyers decided that It was the best proposition on the market and they backed their judgment by buying Iota. If TOU will come out today you will onanmiana wny Otners are buying. CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.. Tyler 1ST. . Hi Omaha Natl. Bank. Bldg. FOR SALE. $ dandy vacant Iota H block: to oar line: out to $1,000 oasb for quick gale. CALKINS CO.. Douglas ISIS. City Nat Bank Bldg. FOR SALE Five Improved acres. $400 yearty proiu Deeiaes your living. Mrs. Pallas. E938 McKI n ley, Benson. South. DANDY vacant lot near 8th and Dorca 40X111 rt., street nevea, new houses. $700. BERKA tt MUSIL. Doug. $ui. Miscellaneous. A Oonn lot for 176 00 6 good lots for 376 oft tarn Close in a rsr ln Si down end Bor pr wpeh Rot Mlt Omaha Bee REAL tSTATE Investments REAL -ESTATE WM COLFAX. 706 Keeltne Bldg Doug 137$. $8,000 If you want good Income that will pay you over $1,000 a year on this amount, see us Monday. F. D. WEAD, 310 S. 18TH. $26,000 Is owner's price today for good building sue on f arnam ana east 01 ziltL see It. F. P. WEAD. 810 S. IHTH. $40,000 For a Farnam St building that Is renting for $3,000. Get a line on this F. P. WEAD, 310 S. 1BTH. REAL ESTATE Suburban Benson. BT.HT TnR HOMB IN PBNSONI BUT THIS LOTI tl.a, down end no An tr nonrk: oHr SXfiebO' Srt. IPiltl: located m Lorn' St.. oelw.n riark and Rurnbam. ,ot far from erbnol and rsr una. Oeo R Wrlsht. Re. of'lce. Omaha Dundee. GOOD DUNDEE HOME LOT 100x135 FEET , This Is an I -room 3-story house, nicely arranged, built by owner for home, with all rooms canvassed and hand painted In oil. House has qua-ter-sawed oak finish downstairs, with mantel and grate tn liv ing room; 9-foot ceilings first floor, -foot second floor: beautiful lighting fix tures, which alone cost about $300; hot water heat, double system, full basement, laundry connections, etc.; garage for S or 3 cars with double driveway; Iron fence In front and on sides of the lot; nice shade and shrubbe-y. This 1 something choice. Price, $9,600 for all, or $7 000 for house and one lot. Reasonable terms. GEORGE- & COMPANY Phone Doug. 786. 003 City National Bank. DUNDEE BUNGALOW Sli rooms and sleeping porch: modern tn every way; first -class repair: choice location: Immediate possession: for short time will make price of $4 000 Terms Csll nwTir Honsr tag or Walnut 3073 $750.00. Tou can get a nice full lot west front, near 43d Ave. und Dodge for $760, and on good terms. F. D. WEAD, 310 8. 18TH. Florence 136-ACRF farm at a great big bargain See runaway, riorence. weo Tel. Flo. 331 NSouth Side. 6-ROOM rtsidenre. South Side. 31.0(10; Q casn naience lis per mom h Doug 6336 Miscellaneous HIT. LOR EST Only a few tracts left: cheapest snd best acreage property near the city prices and terms very reasonable. C. R COMBS. ma pranqmg Theater Bldg D. 3918. TA Blk In Falrarres. new Brownell Hall (ilafrlxt I" I fmnm. U-. Did.' 60 ACRES. 2) miles from Omaha. 8100 08 per acre: terms, some xchange. Archer Realty. 5S0 Brandeis Bldg REAL ESTATE B'neaa Pr'ty BUSINESS, PROPERTY TRANSFER CORNER 330.000 buys first-class business proper ty; 6 stores, permanent tenants; paying better thatn 7 pcL net on the entire price and one-third of the ground is still va cant. Lot Is 106x160, on one of the bent transfer points In tho west part of the city; high-class residence district and In line for a substantial Increase In value. Owner is getting old and wishes to dispose of his real estate holdings only reason for selling. Easy terms can be arranged; 'no trades considered. This la a first-class investment with a sure Income. GLOVER & SPAIN, Douglas 3062. ' gl8-20 City National FOR SALE OR RENT Store building. 46th and Ames; lot buxisd. call Colfax 3060 or address u. Mcsoman, General Delivery INCOME progeny near Ford plant ICtb HtT lluin.r llarniii MM REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE $8,000 Will buy about 7 acres in north part of city. It lies nice, huM access to paved street, and nearby; 1,000 feet of track front. F. D. WEAD. 810 S. lhTH. REAL ESTATE WANTED OUR specialty handling property for out-of- town owners. GALLAGHER NELSON. Omaha. Neb. HAVE buyers for smell houses and lota la norm umana. write eosz, riee. REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTKl 4. 6 and roomed bouses that can Le sold for $100 cash, balance 316 per month: give complete description first letter. W FARNAM SMITH & CO. 1820 Kerns m St Tel Doug 1004 FINANCIAL Real Estate. Loan. Mortgages, $8,000 MORTGAGE bearing 6 per cent semi- ami. : secured by property valued at $24,000. Taimage-Lfoomis lnv. Co.. W. O, W. Bldg. $3,000.00 PRIVATE money to loan on east ern Neb. farm; 6 pet, long time. W, T. is mil n co. 91 city ivat a. Bldg 6 PER CENT to 6 per cent on beet olaae city residences .r amounts $X.uoo up. also farm loans Reasonable commissions PETERS TRUST CO.. Mi Karnam L $4,000 MORTGAGE, bearing per cent seml-ann. ; secured by property valued at 92.!. ono. Ta image -Loomls lnv. Co., W. O. w. Bldg. OMAHA nomes East Nebraska farms. OKttBFB RtSAL ESTATs CO.. 1016 Omaha Nat, Phone Douglas 1716. FARM and ctty loans. 6-6H and I per cent. W. H. T homes. Keeltne Bldg Doug 148. o pet. MONET HARRISON MORTON 16 Omaha Nai l Rank Rldg MONEY to loan on Improved farm and ranches- we also buy good farm mort gages. Kloke lnv Co.. Omana. DON'T" "PAT IN INSTALLMENTS. PAY IN 2. 3. 4 or 6 TEARS. BEST PLAN 8HOPEN A CO.. KEELINE BLDG. REAL ESTATB LOANS WANTED THOS L McUAKRT KEELING BLDO TEL RED 4344. tlOfl to $10,000 made prompt Ij F D Wead. Weed Bldg.. Uth and arnam htm. REAL ESTATE loans. 6 per! cent See V BUCK A CO.. IS omaha Nat Bank. NO DELAY. W T GRAHAM, BBS BLDO CITY and farm loans. 6 t. i per rent J. H Dumont A Co.. 416 Keellne Bldg IONET on hsnd for city and farm loans. H W Binder. City National Bank Btdg GARVIN BROS. 346 Omaha Natl Rank Bldg -M Abstract of Title, V aw Title. Guarantee and Abatrart Co.. ACI I jot g i;tb 81.. around floor Bonded by Maae Bonding and Ins Co. REED ARSTRAOT CO.. oldest abatraol of. floe In Nebraska log Brandela Tbea.ar. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Real Estate, Lands, Etc. BEE WANT ADS GAINED 11.611 MORS PAID ADS than any other Omaha news' paper galred in first seven months 1316. Good result at losa cost Is the reason why. GOOD lot desirable location, will take used Ford as part payment. Webster 4348. HOTEL and furniture at Dallas, S. D Ex change D 6707 Toland t Trumbull. Ranch specialist, sell or trade ranches for city property E. Fran la. 676 Brand els Bid POULTRY AND PET STOCK FOR SALE Extra fine male Irish ws ter spaniel pupa. Three months old. Bred from high-class shooting dogs. $8 each. Web. 6307. 2014 N. 19th SL .JUST RECEIVED. SMALL TURTLES. 36 EACH MAX GKIBLKR BIRD CO.. 1617 FARNAM ST FOR SALE Thoroughbred single comb white Leghorn cockerels, 31 and $3. Col fax 4186. Horses Live Stock Vehicles For Sale. BIG team of norses.. wagon and harness 8604 Dodge St. Harney int. Wagou umbrellas, $1.00. Wagner. 601 N. Uth FARM AND RANCH LANDS Colorado Land. FOR SALE -830 acres of smooth; level lands, 8 miles of Sterling, Colo,, a town located between Omaha and Denver, 40 miles west of the Nebraska line, and the division point of two railroads. This land is unimproved except fence, and is on a rural mail route and near school. The soil la very productive, as the crops In vicinity ahow, and must be seen to be ap preciated. Will sell for $20 per acre and give reasonable terms. C. M. Morton, Sterling, Colo COLORADO land excursion postponed on ac count of strike. Ma to inquiry. Netha way, Florence, Neb. Florida Lands. FLORIDA LAND FOR SALE. Ten-aore winter truck farm in Dade county; will take $460 for my equity or trade for ten-acre Missouri land or for good car. C. F. Doehrlng. Moberly, Mo. Minnesota Lands WEST Central Minnesota tarns are produc ing the biggest crops of alfalfa, clover, blue' grass and otner game grasses that can possibly be grown on any land In the central west. Prices ranging from $26 to ,$100 an acre. Reasonable terms, Interest 6 per cent. If Interested, write for descrip tive folder and souvenir folder showing views of Fergus Falls. O. F. (Jlland, Fe rgus Fa Hi, Minn. 40, 80 or 160 acres good heavy soil, wet) settled psrt of Todd county, Minn., good roads, schools and churches; price $16 to $20 per acre; terms $1.00 per acre cash, balance $1.00 per acre a year; 6.000 acres to select from. Agents wanted; will make a low railroad rate to Inspect Schwab Bros., 1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. A HIGHLY Improved Red River Valley farm of voo acres to be sold at a bargain, un surpassed as a grain and stock farm. An abundance of pure, sweet water Not an acre of waste land. Plowed, ready for text year's crop. C A. Tullar, Warren. Minn FARM FOR SALE, by owner; 80 acres, 46 in field, balance pasture; building; near good town, state road and mall route For description and price address Wm. Merrtgati, Pequot, Minn. Missouri Lands. SMALL MISSOURI FARM $10 cash gnd $6 monthly; nj interest or ta,xes; highly pro ductive land; close to 8 big markets. Write for photographs and full information. Munger, A-119. N. T. Life Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo. ' FOR SALE A ' fine section of good farm ing land In Barton county, Missouri; two sets of Improvements; price $60 per acre Char let? R. Glenn. Lamar, Mo. Montana Lands. BUY direct and save money. Our Mon tana unirrlgated farm land $16 and up. Stock ranches $6 and up. Homeseekera' excursion to Helena, Sept 18, round trip $43. Come and see our big crops. Lit erature free. Write today. Tell us your wants. Western Land d: Dev. Co., Helena, Mont. NcDi i Lands. IMPROVED 143 acres, black sandy soli, clay euhsoll; near market; $;7 per acre; terms; pome trade considered, less spot cssh will buy. George Brokaw, Page, Neb. THE BIGGEST STOCK and farm proposition In tho state ot Nebraska. 460 acres, mite from Palisade, Neb., electric lights, silo, barn good house, running water, on Spring Creek and Frenchman River, twelve grade school, $18,400, one-half each W. S. Graves, Palisade, Neb. 40-BUSHEL WHEAT LAND $26 TO $80 PER ACRE. If you act at once you can buy rich, level wheat land in Cheyenne county, Nebraska, that will earn you from 30 to 60 per cent on the Investment E. C. BTOCKDICK. SIDNEY, NEB 160 AND 80-ACRE Johnson county. Neb., farms; well Improved. A bargain la Im proved k0 in Sarpy county. STEWART, 316 a 17th. FOR SALE best largo body high rrads medium priced land In Nebraska; very little money requtpid C Bradley, Wol buch. N 100 acres 6 miles N. E. Big Springs. Neb., $26 per acre, 10 per cent discount for cash. Hannah Larson, Clarke, Neb. $160 LAND Tor IU, adjoins Hershey. Neb 360 acres, all good ones Writs D. C. Pat terson, Trutttea. Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE IfiO ares Improved land In Cuming county. Neb.; price and terms right. It. O. Herkhelmer. Wisner, Neb. Wyoming Lands. 76,000 acres shoep Isnd, Wyoming, $3.00. W. L. SHELBY SONS, Omaha, Neb. FARM AND RANCH LANDS Wisconsin Land. UPPER WISCONSIN best dairy and gen oral crop state In the union Settlers wanted; land for sale at low prloee en easy terms; excellent lends for stocg t raising Ask for booklet 86 vn Wisconsin Central Land Grant; state acres wanted If Interested In fruit lands, asR fur book, let on Apple Orchards Addrese Land Com. mtastonr Son Railway Minneapolis. Minn Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Two lCu-acrc farms, south western Minnesota. Nearly all tn cult! vatlon, no buildings. Fine corn and wheat land Quick sals, 675 per acre. Terms. 300-acre farm, new eot bldgs,, 1 miles Eaton, S miles Greeley, Colorado. Richest Irrigated district In state. 166 acres In crops. Price, $136 per acre; good terms. Flneat equipped dairy, handling most of olty trade. York, Neb. Offered at sac rifice at $18,600; must set). Fine Improved poultry farm, modern home, adjoining i-lty of York, Neb. Stocked and fully equipped; a bargain at iN.buu: terms. v Fine 160-acre York county farm; fair pet or buildings; sli in cultivation; 2 miles of town. i::,60 per acre. Good terms, O. R. ROGERS, YORK, NEB. FARMfl FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE. 410 ROSE BLDG. TYLER 2487. AUTOMOBILES AUTO INSURANCE Ftre, Theft and Liability at low eat rate It ILLY. ELLIS A THOMPSON. 318-14 City Nat'l Bank Bldg Doug. $81$ DANDY Hudson speedster, just repainted, line condition VtfD met! speedster, re. patnted. looks like new car, $166 1914 Maxwell touring car, repainted. good shape. $336, cash or part payments if de- sirea Trio ri.sm hi Pnuglss 11,8 AUTO CLEARING HOUSE 3306 Farnam. Douglas $310. 1914 King Roadster , 426 1914 Overland Touring 816 116 Coleman Touring. 476 1614 Chevrolet Six Touring 676 BEE WANT-ADS GA1NHD l.69 MOHE rfiii a us tnan any otner Omaha news paper gained In flrsf seven months 1316. uooa results at less cost Is the reason why. 1616 OAKLAND roadster "six", nearlv n.w excellent condition; sest covers extra tire and fully equipped. Will uke $660 for quica as is, uoug. 11 jo. WE will trade you a new Ford fur your old one. INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO.. $0th and , Harney Doug. 6361 . FINELY equipped 6-pssaffnger Interstate Colfax 3024. 2026 Fowler Ave. IF TOU want. to buy a Ford o"n paymente. or borrow the money to buy one, see us. Payments to suit. Douglas county only. ABBOTT BROS. AUTO CO.. Rm 6 Patterson Blk. Tel. D. 4316, City. CORD Urea for Fords, 30x3, $8. S; 30x3 H, " fcwioDoi joros. u. is f 0. ibis Farnam St. Auto-Repairing and Painting. WE REPAIR FORDS. We are in position to take care of your work, without delay. Our prices are right CROSSTOWN GARAGE. Douglas 4443. $100 reward for magneto ws can't repair v-oui repaired uaysaorrer, 510 N 18th NEB Auto Radiator Repair Service and primps right 31 S 18th Ft D 7890 Auto Storage and Garages. DON'T throw away old Urea We make one new tire rrora 1 old ones and save you 6 per cent. 3 In 1 Vulcanising Co.. 1616 Dev. etiport mi., nmina No Omiglas t 14 EXPERT auto repairing, 'service car al ways reauy. umiai uarege, sum name? St Tyler 666 GARAGE for rent 1113 Park Ave. Harney 1303. Auto Tires and Supplies. $6,006 STOCK of Pennsylvania tires, guar anteed 4,000 miles, for sale at reduced prices by Duo Tire Co., 1611 Chicago. Automobiles for Hire. FORD" for rent You may drive It t" chart by mile. Doug. 8638. Kveulngs, D. 3676. Motorcycle and Bicycles HARLEY-DA VIDSON MOTORC1CLES Bar- gains In used macbins. victor Roos, The Moiorcvfle Msn ' r78 ijavnwnrf h Fast Time by Speed Boys in the Cycle Eaces at the Island Grand Island. Neb.. Seot. 17. Un der the auspices of the Grand Island Federation of Motorcyclists, the finest motor race ever held here was carded today, and it is stated that the Dodge City, Kansas record of July Fourth of one hour, fourteeen minutes and thirty-two seconds, tor the one hun dred miles on a dirt track, was only forty seconds faster than the Grand Island running. tleven machines entered the race and seven finished, the winner, Bob H. Perry on an Excelsior, winmns in 74 minutes and 32 seconds, Parkhurst, on a Harley-Davidson, being second, only a short distance behind. Otto Walker, on a Harley-Davidson, won third, Harry Muhl and Leroy Roland, both on Harley-Davidsons finished fourth and fifth, five laps behind. Muhl is a local rider, this being his first long distance race. Kay Lrevison, on a Indian, blew a tire in the third lap, on the far side of. the track and went into the ditch at full speed, but was not Injured. Both Johns and Morty Graves, on Indians, also had tire trouble. As preliminaries, there was a twen ty-five mile free for all, a twenty five mile club and a ten-mile side car race. .The first was won by Ray Lrevison on an Indian, in 17:55 and one fifth, Walker being second an a Mariey-Uavi.son, at l:o. The club race was won by Harry Muhl, on a Harley-Davidson in 19:54- yi, George Muhl,. a case of brother against brother, being second in 20:42 two-hiths. The side car race was won hv Perry Powell, on an Indian, in 12:17 and one-firth. Manthy being second with a Harley-Davidson in 12:32 and two-fifth. The entries for the hundred mile. aside from the winners, were Fisher, Harley-Davidson; Morty Graves, In dian; George Muhl, Harley-Davidson; uon jonns, Indian and Kay Crevison. Indian. There was an attendance of about 1,500 people. The track is one mile and seven-tenths, as compared to the two and a half mile track at Dodge City. For the one hundred mile race the first prize was $200, second, $125, third $75, fourth $50, fifth $25. Carter Lake Club Wins' An Extra Inning Game Carter Lake base ball team won an eleven-inning game from the Stags yesterday in what was scheduled to be a seven-inning game. The score was 3 to 3 in the sixth and thus it stood until the eleventh, when the Carter Laicc lads annexed the winnins run. The Stags were supported by Max well, the crack twirlcr of the Murphy Did It team. The final score was 4 to 3. Liver Trouble. I am bothered with liver 'trouble about twice a year," writes Joe Ding- man, weosier uny, lowa. i nave pains in my side and back and an awful soreness in my stomach. I heard ot chamberlains I ablets ana tried them. By the time I had used half a bottle of them I was feeling fine and had no signs of pain." Ob tainable everywhere. BIG NINE STARTS SEASONTHIS WEEK Advance Notices on Conference Elevens Indicate a Tendency Toward Bear Stories. CHICAGO UNI IS HOPEFUL Chicago, Sept. 17. Formal opening of fall foot ball practice among the Big Nine Conference teams lakes place next Wednesday, September 20, but already preliminary work has been begun throughout this section of the country wherever coaches have been able to get enough men togeth er. Rudimentary drill is on the pro gram for the first week at most insti tutions in the central states, and a few of the more prominent elevens will have early opening games. Among contests scheduled for Sep tember 30 are: Bloomington Depauw against In diana. Notre Dame Case against Notre Dame. East Lansing Olivet against Mich igan Aggies. Manhattan Baker against Kansas Aggies. . . Fayetteville Arkansas Normal against Arkansas. The season in the central states will be remarkable for the tendency of the leading elevens to break away for games against teams outside of their usual list of rivals. Indiana takes on two games of inter-sectional interest, playing Tufts at Indianapolis Octo ber 21 and Florida at Bloomington November 18. Wisconsin meets Soulh Dakota October 14 and the Haskell Indians October 21, and Notre Dame takes on Case and Western Reserve for early season games in addition to contests with South Dakota, West Point, Michigan Aggies and Ne braska. Northwestern plays Drake this year and Michigan takes on Washington university of St. Louis, u-hil Illinois meets Kansas in its opening game and Colgate in its sec ond. Advance notices on conference toot hall inuads indicate a tendency to bear stories from Wisconsin and Illi nois, with a strong undertone of hopefulness at the University of Chi cago. Loss of half a dozen stars is a severe one to the Ulini, and with Ma comber practically the only one left Coach Zuppke apparently will have a hard job to build up a team like those to which Urbana rooters have been accustomed in the last few years. Fair Prospect at1 Chi. A set of fleet backs, most of them with at least a year's experience, and a line heavier than last season's are compensations to Coach Stagg for the loss by graduation of Russell and Flood. At Madison, with a rather raw team the rooters are none too san guine for a good showing this year, though hopeful of good results from the Harvard style of coaching, to be drilled into the Badgers by Paul Withington. Pre-season information from Min nesota say prospects for a first-class team are better than they hav been for years. Basing their arguments on the fact that the oopners tieo me Illinois for leading honors in the Big Nine last vear fans in the north be lieve their favorites are due to clear a title to the championship this fall. There is a chance that unio state with a squad of veterans will prove a dark horse, especially when one re calls the surprise the Buckeyes sprang on Illinois last year. .Indiana also is expected to have a better team than usually represents the Bloomington school, and reports from Purdue and Northwestern are more optimistic than usual. Iowa's chances are con sidered only fair. Michigan Puzzle. Michigan's strength is problemati cal. Captain Maulbetsch, all-America half of two years ago, will be back, but is said to be somewhat below the form which, in 1914, epened eastern eves at Harvard. A targe staff of as sistants will strive with Coach Yost to develop a fair team from material short of his expectations. Notre Dame has lost some of the best men that ever carried its gold and Blue in the face of one of the most difficult schedules ever under taken by any eleven east or west. The team will maintain its reputation as a champion among Nomads, with games at West Point, N. Y.; Lincoln, Neb., and Vermilion, s.. u on us schedule. The Michigan Aggies, for whose fame the foot ball knowledge of John Macklin was largely responsible, will start the season under a new master Frank Sommer, once a Quaker. The The Aggies' brilliant stars, DePrato and the Miller brothers, will be miss ing this year. DOCTORS SAY TIRED FEET CAUSE NERVE TROUBLE Ars vou nervous. Irritable, short-tem pered? You probably havs bad feat. Doc tors rsallss that bad feet ars respond ble for many nervous complaints snd ars urg Inar their nervous patients to follow a sim ple home method of treatment that recom mends Itself because or its simplicity ami lnexnenslvenesa Ws will five you this In formation so that you may profit by It with out the expense of consulting a phyelctsn. You buy a packste of Ws-Ns-Ta from your drug 1 1st for 2r cents. Then, every evening you dissolve two or tnree or me nine mo ists In hot water and allow your feet to soak In the solution. for a few minutes. You will bo surprised how this soothes the (Ired nerves snd blood vessels of the feet and is the whole system. wa-Ne-Ta added to your bsth Is a delightful rleanser and disinfectant, removing impurities and ban ishing body odorn. it your aruggist nssn t Wa-Ne-Ta send ua ID cents to cover packing and wo will mall you a sample paokags pre paid to your sluiess. u. C Landon Co., Soulh Bend, Ind. Adv. IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS You have swollen feet and hands! Stiff, achy Joints! 8htrp-shootlng rheumatic pains torture you. Yuu have aching bark, pain In tho lower abdomen, difficulty when urinat ing! look outl These are danger signals. Trouble la with your kldns. Uric acid poisoning In one form or another, has set tn. It my 1d to dropsy or fatal Bright' a disease If not checked. Oet some HOLD MEDAL Hue-t-m Oil Capsules immediately. They ars an old prep aration, uhfd all over tha wo. id .or u. turles. combining natural healing oil and herbs, well-known to physlcans and used by thousand? In (bHr dally practice. Tha Csp suIh tmj not an experimental, make shift "patent medlolns" or "salt," whoso ffact Is only temporary. They are a standard rem frty, snd art naturally, gently and quickly. But when you go to the druggist. Insist on getting the pure, original Haarlem Oil In Capsules. Be sur the name OOLU klfSDAL Is on th" box, and thus protect yourself against counterfeit. Ad vur linemen t, i HURLS GAME WHICH HOLDS LEAD FOR TIGERS. 1 HARRY.C0VEJw-E5KI6) If (and all base ball stories about the leading icams in the American league non-a-days must be preceded by an if) the Detroit Tigers get into the world's series, Harry Coveleskie will do most of the pitching for the Jungaleers. Coveleskie is far and away the best twirler on the Tigers' staff. So far this season he has won twenty-two games and lost nine. Golfers Will Compete For Professional Match Chicago, Sept. 17. Professional jolfers from half a dozen or more states will compete on the Glenview course here tomorrow for the honor of representing the middle section country in the national championship at Sivvanoy, Mount Vernon, N. Y., next month. Players from Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Wisconsin and Alabama have entered. Seven professionals will be chosen on the basis of their medal scores. Constipation and Hlrk llMilurlie. Dr. Klni'i New Life Pill, will relieve yon ot both, clean out the bowele an) make you feel fine, lee. All 4ruiileU. Adv. JITNEY TAXI MAXWELL CARS Webster 202 AMIIMBNKNTS. BRANDEIS n mt "Sunday Tha Sensation af Sensations. "THE LITTLE GIRL NEXT DOOR" Startllna Vivid Facta Regarding tha Underworld Baaed on the llllaoia Senile Vice -Inveetigatlng Committee. A Plctur Every Man and Woman Should So. Tonight 8:20 (G Williams' Ssleet Players ' 10 Cents "ARIZONA" SS Cents WSIJrlafctH NOW PLAYING. CHAS. A. MASON CO. Rosrlng Fares Comedy. CHARLIE CHAPLIN In , "CHARLIES STORMY ROMANCE." St.ndird Vaudeville and Ploloplays. Ford SALES AND SERVICE STATION ' HOLMES-ADKIIIS CO., Chassis, $325.00 Touring Car, $360.00 Runabout, $345.00 Sedan, $645.00 Coupelet, $505.00 Town Car, $595.00 F. 0. B. DETROIT ONLY $32.50 To California September 24th to October 8th via Rock Island Lines Tourist Sleeping'Cars daily via Colorado the scenic route and via El Paso the direct route of lowest alti tudes. 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There's none of th braggnrt about him, he never claim ing lo have the world's greatest. All the snmee. my books show ho al ways Interests thousands of custom ts season after season. F.. I.. Johnson. Mgr. Oavety. I bvstt.ngs and Sunday Matinees, 16c, Zftc. uc and 76c ST? h.ats.l5cano25c.,Fs" Chew gum U yen tike, but so smoking TICKETS UH WAV MATlisfe.fi Baby Carrtaf tiara M Us Lobby. BRANDEIS Nlfhts. XS.S0-7S Mate I5c A 60 all .et. reserved NOW LAST WEEK More Days rio Dai.y at a. lb and IHS Sharp Clune'a Cinema Opera RAMONA Helen H. Jackson's Fsnioua Romoaca U SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 25 Choir of Mission Singers PH0NC D0UM.AS i.ii Bt.l 0 VfeUileVILlt Dally MttlSM. ML (ry NI,M Sill. Till, WMk. AvOr. ! I LAND SIMIERS: Johnw I rantwell ei Ret. Wslkef. perlal Chlnftie Trio. aor'J a VTrtML Mil. Vers H.hlne A Co.. Orplwun ' WseklT Prte: elMlneei. br se leioem Mti iiay and 8uoaar), He. wiiim. loo. c noyau. Bo v n pulni " U I U Spolcaa Drama Today, liSOi Tonight. Si SO Geo. Ban McCutcbom'a ' Truxton King Dramatised by Grace Haywars Mats., all seats 28c Nights, 10c-B HIPP ADM'SSION ALWAYS 10c Last Times Today ROBERT ' WARWICK In . "FRIDAY THE ISTH" A Thomas La wen Stock Market Story BESSIE BARRISCALE CHARLES RAY and LOUISE GLAUM tn "HOME" Paths Weakl Comedies MONDAY lmuse: mADab lALinraiuw tn COD'S HALF ACRE Open 1-lt Dally APOLLO THEATER SOth and Leavenworth. TONIGHT GERALDINE FAR RAP, hs , "CARMEN" Alsa One-Reel Comedy. in For tickets and reservations J. S. McNALLY, D. P. A., 14th and Farnam. W. O. W. Bids.