r
THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER C. 191i.
FOR RENT Ap'U and Flat
North.
1914 BURT, 4 rooms, new, mod., b learn
heated apt.; winter, $32.60.
i VT - "rft"Q" Theater Bldf.
.RM., STRICTLY moil, flats, North 2&th,
MV, 126.60 monthly. Davis. 11 it K. 18th.
pv South.
FOR RENT.
7-room flat; oak floors, electric Ufhte,
modern plumbing; furnaoe and flrsplaca:
1 blocks from Park school and car Una.
A food neighborhood. 1306 South lath
BENSON & MYERS CO.,
424 Omaha National Bank Bid.
Phono Douc. 746.
Miscellaneous
i-ROOM, modern. Est a brook apt., 2Mv.
Q. P 8TEBBIN3, 1610 Chicago St;
Eight-room modern brick, only tli.
WKIOHT LAflBURY. D. 152.
FOR RENT Business Pr'p'ty
Stores,
STORES FOR RENT.
$10.00 Z00T Ames Avenue ; good location
for barber shop.
IE. 00 2611 North 16th St, 10x60 ft
S0.0Q 4422 North 20th St., 14x66 ft; fro
eery location.
67.60 2922 North 16th St., 20x60 ft; steam
heat, new; very desirable for millin
ery or dry cleaning office.
T6.00 613 South 16th St; steam heat; good
location for market grocery or any
light lint or merchandise.
135.00 1602-6 Howard St., 20x81 ft. ;
steam heat, new and strictly modern.
171.00 21.-1. South 18th St., 40x60 ft.
basement; steam heat
GEORGE & COMPANY,
phone D-766. 01 City Nat't Bank Bldf.
S'OR' RENT Part of store room at 1614
Fa"nam: suitable for small line of mer
chanlse In connection with cigars and
news 4 s. isth st
TWO modern stores near postofflce, 60 and
.a. ii, v. Bunoina. 1.10 unicago.
Otticeb jnd Desk Room.
Jt'yMtAbl k oi;ice rooms n the ren.ode.ed
Crounse Block, It N. 14th St. (oppoalt
postofflce), 610 to 111 per month. Conrad
Ton;ig. 882 Brand. ThtfW Doug. it
CHUiLl-. OFFICE SPACE. Ba!rd Bit!.. 17th
ana ixtugias. nitfague in. UO.
Miscellaneous.
koh RENT iArre Two-story storace bouse.
Excellent trackage and other oovelenoM
within business section. Box hoi. Be.
WANTED TO RENT.
Unfurnished Houses and Flats.
WHAT have you for rent In the way
of four, five and six-room modern
up-to-date a part menu? ."refer
ence will be given to those In better
dlstnuta of the city. Want to deal
direct with owners. No agents, Tele-
phone Douglas 1Q1.
frANTED listing on cottages or houses U
rent or sell on easy payment Have cus
tomers watting. Inquire 411 Karbaca
BIOCK. DOUgiaS IBM,
GALLAGHER A NELSON
' will luok after your rentala. 644 Brand.
Bldg. Doug. 1381.
MOVING AND STORAGE
PI REP: OOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos; mov'ng. packing and
hipping. -OMAHA
VAN AND STORAGE CO.
Hi & 16th Bt Douglas 4161.
FIDELITY .brvIcS FREfc
Pbon Douglas .i for eompioto
list af vacaut twusoa and apart
iUi also for sKrago, moving,
lain and Jsckton Sts. '
CUPL'h Ex or ess Co. Moving
. SXlhEjU Mck ins and storaga
' 1107 Fa mam lit Douslaa !.
Globe Van and Storage Ca
For rosJ raov.ug service try as. Large
' S-hnrse padded vans Storage. II nuntb.
BatisfactloL gTOaranteed We move yon
QUICKER. CHEAPER AND SAFER.
Phone Tyler 213 or Douglas 4211.
GORDON. VAN CO.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
- Pseklng.' storage and mow
Ins 111 N. tub St Phono
Douglas -1114
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE CO.
Careful attention gives to orders for
moving, ticking or storage; office at Ray
send' Furniture Co.. 1611 and Ills How
ard t Phone f 6624.
Maggard- HfflTLS"
Van and Storage Co. Moving, packing
StorsaTe nd shipping Pbons Doug. 1406.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
SOUTHWEST BARGAIN
14,000 For a dandy little home, very well
If It and arranged, consisting of
large living room, with fireplace, din
ing room, kitchen and pantry on first
floor; finished in hardwood; two nice
bed rooms and bath on second floor;
large closets, storage room. Choice
' corner tot, paved street two blocks to
f ear and Hanscom Park. 600 cash
- wlU handle It
a V. SHOLES,
M City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 41.
SEVEN "ROOMS WEST.
Good neighborhood, paved street block
to oar. Living room, den and dining room
oak; kitchen, pantry and refrigerator
' room hard pins.
Three bed rooms and bath second
story; wide stairway to floored attic.
This bouse was built last year. Price.
$4,606 and paving. Terms can be ar
ranged. . - r
J. H. DUMONT & CO.,
416-11 Keellne Bldg. Phono Doug. 800.
tVE HAVE for sale on very easy terms a
splendid residence at 116 N. 23d St This
bouse has sight rooms, all in fins con
dition. The lot la 60x143. It la In a very
desirable neighborhood and the price Is
certainly low.
. ," ALFRED THOMAS,
108 El rut National Bank Bldg.
WE are looking for a good 7 or 8 -room
all modern house in the Cathedral dis
trict. Will pay all cash.
HIATT COMPANY,
346 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Tyler 60.
CLOSE
IN 1200 DOWN AND $26 PER
MONTH,
Just listed a 6-room, strictly modern
bungalow near 26th and Chicago. Oak
floors. South front on paved street. Only
a few minutes' walk to business part of
the city. The place is priced at f 1,260.
When can you see this?
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY
517 Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 1781.
FILLD CLUB DISTRICT
Three choice lots left, 1 S3. 0x20 4, R E.
corner 26th -and Hickory, room for three
fine homes; very choice snd very cheap
st 23.600: wllf divide.
PEPTIC E G WALLACE, 614 Kcethn Bldg.
We have clients with cash who are look
ing tor good, nrst-casa, ciose-in Invest
ment property.
HIATT COMPANY,
146 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Tyler 00.
WK8T FARNAM 6-room, all modern cot
tage on Farnam, near 4 2d St.; lot 60x132.
Prion 12,060. Doug. 2362.
lili LINCOLN BL V D. TProom houV
strictly modern, with hoi water beat
Douglas 1810.
North.
NEW BUNGALOW.
A five-room, strictly mod urn bungs
tow, with oath It Is finished is oak,
p-to-dae built-in ffsturea and ilgnt
tng fixtures, full basement; large at tie,
seated at 3023 North MCh St Prlc,
4.160 Easy lerms.
' NORRIS & NORRIS,
40O He? Building Phone Douglas 4870.
HERE IS A REAL SNAP
FOR ONLY $3,100.
Large seven-room, , strictly modern
home, oak finish; hot water heat, choice
oast front lot; close to car; owner leaving
city. This Is an opportunity to buy a
good house cheap. Osborne. 701 Om. Nat
Sank Bids'. Doug. 1474.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North.
NORTH
AK-SAR-BEN BARGAIN
Owner leaving for Florida and has
Instructed us to sell at sacrifice, his
two handsome properties. All modern,
each having eight rooms. Hardwood
floors throughout Hat water heating.
Combination gas and electric fixtures.
Large closets to each bedroom. Annual
rental, fvOV gross. A good, safe twelve
per cent (12 per cent) Investment. To
oe soia logetner. 97,600 for both. Apply
PARSONS & SON,
661 Brandels Bldg.,
T'hone Douglas 7H46.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
22 snd 624 North loth street houle
vard; two houses, with 1720.00 annual
rnuu, targe ot close in. Want offer at
snos.
8. P. BOAT WICK A SON,
Tyler ISO. loo Beo Bldg.
3-ROOM HOME.
Located at 101 Larlmore Ave. This Is
only 2 years, old and a dandy place for
someone at only $1,390. Only 1100 cash,
balance 612 per month. Phone Tyler 60
ana ass ror Mr. utesing.
HASTINGS t HEY DEN, 1614 Harney St
2721 CALDWELL.
t rooms, .11 modern oio.pt h.t. Thli
! a good buy QQiy 12,000. Term., ,160
cash, balance 111 per month. Dandy lot
with fruit. Fhon. Tyler 60 and a.k for
Mr. uiesinff.
HASTINGS & HETPEN, 114 Harney at.
THAT 8-room houee
and larie cor. lot. (0x140,
on 11th and Willi. Ave.,
for only $9,760.00.
W. H. GATES,
047 Omaha Nat. Bank Bid,.
O. 1204, Web. 2688.
BUY A LOT IN WAVERLY PARK
Beautiful, hls-h. sla-Mhr lota on boule
vard Dust aouth of Fonteoelle park. Price.
aa low a. lo.u.
THE BYRON REED CO..
Phon. Doug. S97.
Ill So. lfth.
FARMERS ATTENTION Chanoe to buy
s-room, new, modern etuoco and .-room.
new bungalow or trade for acre or
fruit ranch; total value, 10.000, Sale
Price, (s.ooo. Webater SSSS.
FOR SALE or trade, 11,000 equity l-room
modern nouaa. corner lot. paved atreet
W.DSIOr XDItS. i
7-ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH PART: COST
,7.000: UEIA. AT 14.100. ADDRESS 0450.
BEE.
KOUWTZB PLACE rertrlcted dlotrtct reel.
din! for eale r V Knlaet. Hit N IIH
POR BALE 1 acre. Improved. Col. 1140
South.
CHOICE RESIDENCES
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT
We have two elegant sis snd seven
room dwellings, brand new. built by da
labor, all ready to move right Into; two
blocks from beautiful Hanscom Park, near
winasor scnooi ana west side oar. These
are unusually attractive dwellings, fin.
toned In oak. press brick foundation large
full also basement; three nice, largo bed
rooms and bath upstairs In each; largo
living room downstairs; one house has sun
room the other flroplsos; both have otner
attractive features thst we'll not sttempt
to explain, but will be glad to show them
to you upon appointment. Ws ean arrange
very aatisfsctory terms.
SCOTT & HILL CO.,
Dous. Ground Floor HoCagiie Bldg.
BUY A HOME
Close la snd save carfare for 10 or II
years and soil at an Immense profit
IS S. llth St. 60 ft esst front besn
tlful cottage, with front hall, parlor,
library dining room, bath, 6 bedrooms.
kitchen and summer kitchen, all mod
era, hardwood floors ta 4 rooms.
. HIXENBAUGH, Owner1,
Telephone Douglas 4236.
ft. rim. M PI'NO.IAW
Oak floor, throushont, oak
tin tab In Itvlns and din
ing room.; large, light,
whit, enamel bedrooma;
good location; reatrleted
addition. A bargain at
$3,160, Eaay tertna.
BENSON 4b CAKMICHABL,
142 Paxtos Bldg. Deuglai lTlt,
HOUSES WANTED.
WE HAVE BUYER roR HUM Kg
WORTH THE MONK, IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CJTt. LIST TOUR PHOPbiH
TT WITH US FOR RESULTS.
O'NEIL'S REAL ESTATE a) INS. AOCT..
Rrand.M Theater Bldg Trie, t0
WE are looking for a good ( or , 7-room
house In the Field elob dletrlct.
HIATT COMPANY.
14S pmaha Nat. Bank. Tyler 80.
11,400 BUTS alx-roou houee, large lot.
chicken yard, fruit treee, good neignoor
hood: eaey terme. Phone Red 0670.
1410 CENTER St.. t-room. new. modern
home, walking distance Terme.
. BERKA MUSIL. Doug. 01.
NIFTY MODERN BUNGALOW.
Brand new five-room, strictly modern
bungalow, with oak finish, built-in book
cases, buffet, French doors, cabinets In
kitchen, large attic, full basemnnt, with
floor drain, coal bin, etc.; full 60 ft. lot
close to car and school; a bargain. Who
gets It? Osborne, 701' Om. Nat Bank
Bldg. Doug. 1474.
Miscellaneous.
BARGAINS FOR ANY
SIZED PURSE
1114-1116 Farnam St. 3-story
brick doable store building. Price
$22,000.
408-410 and 412 North 22d St.,
handsome row of 3-story brick
dwellings; annual rent $1,500. Price
$11,000.
3110 Chicago St. Frame and
atone residence. Lot 65x120; 10
rooms and sleeping porch; strictly
modern; 2 baths, garage; cement
driveway. Price $9,000. Can lease
for purchaser for $900 per annum.
3209 Cass St. 6 rooms, strictly
modern, large yard. Price $4,000.
2219-2221 California St. Double
frame house; rents for $300. Price
$2,100.
Ringwalt Bros.,
714 Brandela Theater Bldg.
CLOSE IN.
SIX-ROOM MODERN bungalow mar
Field Club; eaet front: paved atreet; hot
water beat; a bargain at ta.300. 10 per
cent down, balaao. monthly payment
Douglaa 0074.
BUNOALOW SNAP. 11.00.
Oak flnlah and floore throughout; e-r.
and moat conveniently arranged, all on
one floor; nearly new; very attractive, eaat
front, aloe lot. Thlg lo cheap.
F. D. WEAD, II, & llth St, Weed Bldg
INVESTMENTS. INSUBANC7 ,40. In
come on prtc 02,000. wing t houaea, 0
rooma each near high ecoool and
Crelghton college. Alao I and 0-room
bungalowe, tioe down, and two I rooma.
100 dewn. balance monthly.
CHAM K WILLIAMSON CO
CLOSE N BUNOALOW. 11,000.
Most convenient location, tine neighbor
hood; 7 nice r.. atrlctly mod. and in apten
dtd condition. Let as show It to yon.
F. D. WEAD. II, I. llth St., Weed Bldg
KhAL tH k A I t -Unimproved
West.
TAKE the Lockwoort Drive. Go west on
Farnam or Dodge street to 62d street
then lurn south,
North.
FOR SALE.
I dand vacant lot.. btock to ear
line, cut to ll.ooo caah for Quick sale.
CALKINS CO..
Pougiee 111! City Nat Ban Bldg
BARGAIN Vacant lot. 62x110. on 3Mth
Ave., near Vatne; make me an offer
C A. Orlmmel, 840 Oma. Natl Bk. BUlit
TWO of the boet vacant lots In the city,
located 16th and Fort Su. Apply 1410
H. run bt.
Miscellaneous.
AFTER looking at MINN K LL'SA 900 dif
ferent buyer, decided that It we. the boat
proposition on the market and they
backed their judgment by buying lota
It TOU will come out today you will
understand wny otnera are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
Tyler 117.
748 Omaha Natl. Bank Bldg.
Aak ua about
WAVERLY PARK.
Harrison A Morton.
A GOOD lot fur ST&.ot 6 good lets tor
676.66 each Close to s osr line. 61 dows
sna hue per wees bob eis. Omaha Bee
TAKE the Lock wood Drive. Oo west on
Farnam or Dodge street to &2u street,
then turn south.
REAL ESTATE B'nets Pr'ty
INCOME property noar Ford plant, ltth St
Owner. Harney 1664.
REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE
ACREAGE on the car line, 11,000. In north
and southwest part; 4 as., sightly, $1,6 04.
Phono Douglas 2147.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
START TOUB HOME IN BENSON1
BUT THIS LOT.
tlft.OO dewn and 610.00 per month; price
$290j06; alse 60x126; located on Locust
St., between Clark and Burn ham, not far
from school and oar line. Oeo. R. Wright.
at orn -, umana.
FOR QUICK SALE Five Imoroved acres
over half in bearing fruit. Mrs. Pallas,
6938 McKiniey. Benson.
Dundee.
TAKE the Lock wood Drive. Go west on
jrarnam or Podge atreet to 6 2d street,
then turn south.
Florencn
AK-SAR-BGN visitors, let Nethaway show
you property in beautiful Florence.
South Side.
(ROOM residence. South 8de. ft.06; 5C
cash, balance 116 per mot th Dous. 6126,
Miscellaneous
BEAUTIFUL 55-ACRE COUNTRY
HOME.
Fine River Valley view, high southeast
slope. House, I rooms, modern complete;
water system, large barn, cement floor,
good chicken house, extra large heg
house, lots of woven wire, some fruit,
beautiful shrubbery, located 16 miles from
Omaha on Blair road, half mile from Ft,
Calhoun. Price 116,000. Live stock . and
Improvements may be Included In pur
chase. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
Doug, nil. 1010 Omaha Wat. Bank Bldg.
HILLCRBUT
Only . tew tracts left; cheapest and
bast acreage property near the city. Prices
and terms very reasonable, c K. COMBS.
116 Brar.dio Theater Bldg. D. 1010.
t-A.
BA In Palracree. new Brownell Hall
trl7t C J Canan McCague Bldg.
dlst
00 AL'HKH, a) mile, from Otouha, 1100. 00
par .era; terms, soma eachaaga Arcber
Realty. 080 Brandels Bldg
REAL S TATE Investments
SEE US
FOR
INVESTMENTS AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY.
A. P. TUKET A SON.
Phone Cong. 008. 1607-8 w. o. w. Bldg.
FOR the ohlldren's sake Invest In a few
shares of Home Builders. Ton are guar
anteed 7 per cent and by the time the
baby la grown you will have . neat little
Bum for the boy's business or girl's educa
tion. Ask about our plan simple, easy,
aafe. Home Builders, Inc. 17th and Doug.
WE have cllcnta with cash who arc look
ing for good, first-class, close-In invest
ment property.
HIATT COMPANT.
146 Omaha Nat Bank. Tyter 00.
INCOME! PRUPERTT
Renting for too per month. Price 97.000.
Mortgage 93.000. Want land or residence.
W. 8. FRANK. 101 Neville.
hhiAL ESTATE.
Wll COLFAX.
101 Keellne Bldg. LKug. 1171.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Real Estate, Lands. Etc
EIGHTY ACRES FOR COTTAGE.
Seven miles north of North Platte; 3
room house, barn, well and mill; 30 acres
cultivated, balance hay and pasture ;
fenced. Price $2,000. Will take Omaha
property In exchange or sell on easy terms.
Here Is a chance to get a nice farm right.
RASP BROS.,
Douglas 1653. 106 McCage Bldg.
FINE. Brown county, Nebraska, ranch to
trade for good lumber yard or hardware,
or both combined, fins water, grass and
hay; extra good Improvements, well
stocked with cattle, horses snd machin
er. Address T-560. Bes.
tilK. WANT A Del OAINUD !.& UUHU
PAJD ADB than any other Omaha news
pspor valrtid in first seven months 116.
Oood result st tees
cost ts the reason why.
. TRADES TRADES TRADES.
Farms, Cattle Ranches, New Apart
ments, Flats, etc, ABBOTT, 4 Patterson
Block.
(iuuu lot. desirabiv location, will take used
Ford as part payment, Webster 436B-
Hancb sijeclalist, sell or trade ranches for
city property 12. Franta. 67ti Brandels Bid.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTUD 4, t and 1 tf-roomed bounds mat
can te sold for lt)J cash, balance tit
per moutb; give complete description Orel
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
lliV Ferns it) St Tel. Doug. 1064.
IN EXCHANGE for good 7-passcnger .-cyl
inder touring car, either pood vacant lot or
house and lot. Address Box (E20, Bee, or
call Harney iilb, between s and 8 p. m.
WfcTare looking for a good 6 or 7-room
house in the Field Club district
HIATT COMPANT,
348 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Tyler 60.
FORD car and rooming house to exchange
together far lots or equity in house and
lot Call Doug. HH after 8 p. m.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate, Loans, Mortgages.
PICK CENT ts per cent os best class city
resiliences if amounts xz.vuv up, siso tarra
loans. Heasuoable commissions.
PssTSHtt TKU.4T CO.. la' Farnam it
1,200 MORTGAGE, bearing 7 per cent semi-
arm.; secured by property valued at 18.200,
Talmage-Loornts Iny. Co., TV, O. W. Bldg.
OMAHA nomws Uast Nebraska farms.
VKGibKI. RUAl KKTATH, CO.,
1016 Omaba Nat. Pnone Douglas 171s.
FARM snd city toa is, 6-6 V. ami 6 per cent
w h i nomas. Keeiint mug uoug i mi.
j pet.
Id UN HIT HARRISON alOHTUN
010 Umiba Nat'l Rank Bldg
MONGV to loan on Improved farm, and
ranches We sleo nuy good farm oiort.
Hages Kioto.. Inv Co.. umana.
DON'T FAY IN INSTALLMENT.
PAV IN J. 0. I or 6 VEAK8. BEST PLAN
8HUPKN a CO.. KEELINK HLIXJ.
RVAL ESTATU LOANS WANTED
THUS L Mr'JAHRY
KEELINB I1UX1 TEL. RED l4.
910U 10 9IU.UU0 made prompt!, F 1 Wead.
Weed Hldg.. urn and ernam sc..
KUAL ttbTATB losna 0 per aenL
o a buck ca.
1Z Omsos Nat. Bank.
C1TT and farm loans, 0 90, 0 per none
J. H. Dumont a Co. 010 Keelln. Bldg.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate, Loans. Mortgages.
6 PKK Ct'NT and s per cent money. Toland
OTrumumi. 0,0 Bee Bldg. t ..wVle. 07 0 J
NO UULAY '
W T QRAHAM.
BKK BL1H1
lONECT on hand for oltv and
farm loan. H W Blndor. Cur
National Bang Bldg.
GARVIN BR08.,.oS"JB,
Stocks and Bonds,
FOR SALE One share of Hhook Mfg. Co.
siock, paying i ner oent: par value iiod
will sell al discount Address T-.3, Bes
Abstracts of Titi.
Uatr Title. Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
IaI I ,ot B lUh 8t .rouDd door.
Bonded by Msss Bur.ding and Ins. Cs.
HKKD ABSTRACT Co.. widest abstract of
flee In Nebraska let Rrsidfle Tttoa.er
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Arkansas Lands.
160 A CUES on public road, phone line,
40 cult.; 6 springs. 40 acres fine branch
bottom land. Ianro box house ; nloe or
chard, In 4 mlte of 4 R. R. stations.
Price 2,00Q, If taken at once. G, W.
Sullivan. Rt. No. I, DeQueen, Ark.
Missouri Lands.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM HO cash and H
monthly; no Interest or taxes; highly pro
ductive land; close to 1 big markets- Writs
for photographs and full information,
Munger. A-ll, N. x. Life Bldg., Kansas
city. No.
LAND BARGAINS 15 down. IK monthly
buys 40 acres, good fruit snd poultry
land, near town, muthern Missouri. Price
only UOO. Address Box SQs, SUceLslOi
Springs, Mo. ,
Nebraska Lands.
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY, OCT. 1. I P. M.
Platte valley farm; 200 acres well Im
proved; located 3 miles west of Chap
man, Neb. Will be sold regardless of
price, in tracts, sr aa a whole, ts suit
purchaser. For detailed description, writs
or see,
NEBRASKA REALTY AUCTION CO.,
Central City. Neb.
1,665 acres .near Wood lake; outs 400 tons
hayi runnlug water: fair bulldlnss:
fenced: thla Is In the bis hav country
snd this ranch is priced ta sell; 113.10 per
ur; leririB.
THOMAS CAMPBRU
Keellne Building
WILL sell some of my 96-busheI wheat
land near Big Springs, Lodge Pole, Jules
burg snd Kimball or very fins second
bottom land near Ogallala below value
so can put more In crops. Commission
to agents, w. aieflen topt. R. a, Modale. la.
FOR SALE 1,400-acra fins stock rancK
near Atkinson, Neb., on Northwestern R.
R., good buildings, corrals, running water,
plenty feed. Big returns. Good terms.
M. Lemen, 111 B. Kelsejr St. Blooming
ton, 111.
t0 AND 80-ACRE Johnson county, Nss..
farms; well Improved. A bargain In Im
proved 10 in Sarpy county.
STEWART,
21 8. 17th.
FOR Nebraska and Iowa farms, state what
you want, we have It. W. T. Smith Co.,
114 City Nat. Bank Bldg., Omaha.
FOR SALE For 110 per acre, cash, my Im
proved a o acres adjoining- Brlcsos, Neb.
W. A. Olive. Indlanola la.
Oregon Lands.
STOCK and dairy ranches.', We have a
few good ones In aunny southern Oregon.
One special snap at $45,000, Perfect, mild
climate; fine soil, purs water, out range.
Write for list. Q. L. Drummond Olen-
dale, or
South Dakota Lands.
FOR SALES Improved ISO-acre farm, ten
mues norm or Huron, m. u , us acres
broken, good gulldings, 100 gallon well,
also 160 acres In same county. A 1 0-room
partly modem house, two blocks from
main street Excellent rooming preposi
tion. All can be bought oheap to close
an estate qu.ait.yv writs M. C
Huron. B. D.
Wisconsin Lanas.
UPPER WISCONSIN best dairy and gea
erai crop stmts ta rns union. - wettltrs
wanted; lands for sals at low prtoes ss)
sasy terms; excellent Isnds tor stoett
raising, Ask for booklet 16 Oft Wlsoeusls
Central Land Orsnt; stats seres wsnted.
If Interested In fruit Isnds, ask fur book
1st sn Apple Orchards. Address Land Csro
mission Son Ritlwsy. Mlnnespolis. Mtss.
Wyoming Lands.
WYOMINO homesteads, will locate yon on
choice ize acres ror m nor sersv rrana
Duff, Casper. Wye,
Horses Live Stock- Vehicles
7 -YEAR -OLD msre, 1,100 lbs., with celt by
her side; pair or mares, 1,400 lbs.; lumber
wagon snd harness. 1411 N. 24th St
FOR SAMS One two -seated buggy and
, one single wagon. Apply 1402 S. 17th.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
JUST received, new shipment of bright red
Japanese Goldfish. Special, pries, loo Man.
Mu O.l.ler Bird Co.
DAMAGED WHEAT 01.il A hundred. A. W.
Wagner, sol N. nth.
AUTOMOBILES
1916 OVERLAND, 83T $450
1916 OVERLAND. 75T 450
1916 OVERLAND, 75, Rdst.-.. 450
1915 OVERLAND, 1 . 400
1915 OVERLAND, 81, Rdstr. . 400
1914 OVERLAND, 79 350
1912 CADILLAC 350
1914 PARTIN-PALMER 250
1914 COLE COUPE 350
1914 FORD TOUR 200
WILLYS OVERLANDjINC.
2047 FARNAM ST. DOUG. 3290.
VELlfi 40, good condition, touring cm. 11X0.
Ptanders "20," touring car, lite.
C. W. FRANCIS AOTO CO,
2110 rnrnam.
AUTO INSURANCE
rtre, Hhett and U.M1U, at Iowa.1 rates.
KIIXY. ELLIS St THOMPSON.
ett-H L'lty Nat'l Bank Bldg Doav. 2010
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
1300 Fa nat St. Douglar HI,
Chalmers Roadster.
1010 Paige Touring.
1910 Dodge Touring.
1110 Moon Touring. .
WE will trade vow a ew Ford for your sM
ons
INDUBTRIAL OARAGE CO.,
IStb snft Hsrnty Doug. Sill.
FOR SALE Oreat bargain If taken at once.
wootii D-passenger eleetrie car, almost
new. Call Walter Anderson. Electric Car
Co., 1230 Farnam,
CRORSTOWN OARAGE, D. 4441, SIC 8. 24th.
r-arts lor Hiuiana. uidsmoblle. Hup
"10." Apperson "4s" and "fi." Velle "40,"
BEffi WANT-ADS OA1MCD II. Il MORE
FAI AUa tbsn any other Omaha news
paper gained lu first seven snostbs 1011.
Good results st less
cost Is the reason why
A BNAP Almost new 0-paseenger Dodge
car. Will sell reasonable If taken at
once Call Douglas 0001 or Red 41M.
117 FORDS New. small cash payment and
2& per month, C. Ellis, 111 So. llth.
Phone Douglas 0031.
OUR REPAIR WORK WILL SATI8FT IOU.
TELL S BINKLET,
281S Harney St. Dong. 1S40.
CORD tires tor Fords, .10x1, S.0; 13x1 A.
eii.ao. avwnooi tiros, u. sti. his
Kctrnsm 8t
MITCHRLL ROADSTER; PERFECT CON
DITION. KINNEY, U Harney, p. ?.
Auto Storage nd Ga ra ge
HARRINGTON BROS. 1325 PARK AVE.
Phone Harney lit. All kinds of repair
ing dons. Storage for winter. IT. 19. Steam
hatd garage. EXTRA ATTENTION
shown dlk-Sar-Ben visiters,
AUTOMOBILES
Auto Storage and Garages.
SMITH & DKAPNER Fireproof liaison, 12S
8. 27lh. Douglaa 4700. Stnr.Ke ttxrvlce,
day and night. Auto repairing. General
.upplles.
ThxI Service t'l per hour.
FOR TOVR1NO CARS AND
LIMOUSINES,
CALL BLUB TAXI CO.
UUUULAS 0
EXPERT au'o repairing. 'Service oar .1
ways ready." Omaba Oarage, 2010 Harney
St Tyler tit
AK-SAR-BEN VISITORS, while In the city
look up Carl A. Andenon and see his
proposition for
HVNES SELF-STARTER tor Ford oar
1407 Jackson St. Phone Douglaa 2410
Auto Repairing and Painting.
STROM BERO SERV1CB STATION"
OEOHOE W WILLIAMS. 1000 Jackson St
Carburetors my specialty. Red 4142.
1100 reward tor magneto w, can't repair.
Colle rpalred Rsysdurfer. 210 N lltb.
MSB Auto Radiator Repair Service anj
once, right 1 ft lilt, St D 7100
Auto Tires ano Supplies.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
AUTOMOBILE TIRES.
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SOilt,
31x31,
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94x4
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Plain.
I 0.00
0.70
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12.00
19.00
18. 00
17.00
Non-Skid.
7.00
0.00
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10.10
11.00
11.00
11.10
14.60
10.70
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Tuba.
11.00
2.10
1. 40
1.00
1.10
lit
1.00
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4.10
0.40
Wo ar. closing out oar mttia stock of
gray and black tread tliaa. Tba must
be sold this week. Every lire . regular
first No Tobullt" r aeoottd" tlrh
good olaan stock. Drtv. your ear around
t. 101 S. llth St and then bargain.
Ton may hav. tire trouble today. Bat
ter drive up and ae NOW.
GIANT TIRE CO.,
Telephone Douglaa 1100.
Just South of Farnam an lttll St
lot south ltth Bt
Price. Oood Thl Week Only.
TIRES. TIRES.
TIRES
Cord tires tor
Ford care.
10x1, 11.00,
IOxOUj, Hl.05. 1
asxt Majestic Urea, 111.10.
See ua tor tire bargains,
ZWIEBKI. BROS.,
1011 Farnam St D, 4171.
BIU MONEY, for auto supply, manufactur
ers of gasoline, oil or air. Handling
eiiulpmenta, secure right to manufacture.
U. S. Patent safetys. 111! Chicago St
DON'T throw away old tires, Ws matt. ae
new tire from 1 old nee and save you 10
per oent 1. I Vuloantslng Co.. 1110 Dav
enport St.. tires ha. Neb Douglaa 1:10.
10.000 STOCK of Pennsylvania tlrn. gvar-
antesd 0,000 miles, for Ml. at rMUoa.
price, by Dim Tire C... 1.11 Cblcbaw,
Automobiles for Hire.
FORD tor rant You may drive It 1 charge
by mil., Doug. Mil. Evenings. D. Ittt,
Motorcycles and BicycMs
HARLET-DAVIDSON M.TORC1CLBS Bar
gain, te used maostne. victor nooe. "vum
Molerorole Man.' 7tS leaven worth.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Warren Imlth Prank and wife to J.
H, Lehman n, rirtssnui acrset, sw
fact north of Ames avenne, west
Bids. 40x141 l.lf
Samuel Cohen and wife to Antoinette
Wtnans, Twsnty-eigntti avenue, iws
feet north of Ellison avenue, west
aids 40s4S04. Miami street. 10 fee
west of Thirty-third street, south
lil. sUlwlSA 1
F. J. McBhans St., sheriff, ts Kats M. V
Welch. Twenty-eighth street, ihh
feet north of attain, street, west
side. 44x116.4 19
Esther Robinson snd husband to Har- :v
old W. Forbes, Blxtosnta street, ll
feet south-of Ohio sweet west side.
41(4x111 1.00
George T. Morton to Casja B. Mueller
et si, Tmrty-rmn street, ids rei
south st Dsvenport street, west side,
lAsiia 1.000
Fred Ever to Winter By.es, northeast
corner of Thirty-fifth avenus ana
Jackson street. 124x111 1
Fred Evers to Winter Byles. Twenty-
seventh street, 160 feet south of
Hlokonr street, west side. 147x800., 1
Richard R. Evans and wlfs to Km) lis
J. Slogman, Fifty -saoond avenue, SflO
feet south of Dodge street, west side.
60x186 IW0
Charles W. Martin and wlfs th Jails
Cramer, Newport atreet, 41.0 rest
east of Thirtieth street, sooth side,
4SzlM TOO
William A. Red I It and wife to Caro
line Bnlder, Thirty-first avenus, 242
feet south of Jackson street, west
side, 60x130 I
Morris Levy and wife to Thomas B. .
Williams, suurnwftsc corner Tweirtn
snd Jackson streets, 132x132.. X
Mary Sad 11 to Matbias Nemee, Seven
teenth street, s rest sourn of cas
tellsr street, east side, 20x110 1
Joseph O. Gardener and wife to Arthur
Theodore, Charles street, 111.6 ret
west of Forty-fifth street north
side. 00x140 .' 1
John W. Cooper to Guteeppe Capael,
Pacific street, IBS feet west of
Twenty-second street, south side,
30xn4 1.220
George L, Redman and wife to Samuel
T. Redman. iocust strttet, 260 feet
west of Fourteenth street, north
side, 60x124 1
Society Prepares
For Big Mask Ball
Saturday Night
As the finale to the most wonderful
Ak-Sar-Ben celebration that Omaha
has ever seen, come the grand masque
ball at the Den on Saturday nieht
at 8.
Prior to this year there has only
been one Ak-Sar'Ben ball (corona
tion), but each year for the past five
or six years the attendance at this
function has been so great that it
more than overflowed .the Den and
kept many who so desired from sec-
ng this wonderful spectacle.
The board of governors decided
many months ago that in 1916 celebra
tion they would lay aside two nights
for the ball, the second night to be
a grand masque affair, in which every
one mignt participate, ot course re
serving the coronation ball for the
Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben.
Nebraska Victor Dealers
Form State Association
Following the lead of the Iowa Vic
tor dealers a month ago, the Nebraska
Victor-Victrola dealers on Tuesday,
October 3, formed a state association
to further their social and business
interests.
The newly formed association was
the outcome of a solendid banauet
and cabaret performance at the Hotel
Kome and interesting talks by George
E. Mickel of the Nebraska Cvcle com
pany, T. Toby Jacobs and others, who
introduced the business section to the
affairs, while one of the stellar enter
tainment features was the voice re
producing specialty of Prince Lei
Lani, the Hawaiian genius who has
produced records st the Victor fac
tories. One hundred Victor dealers
were around the festive board and the
entire gathering gave promise of oth
ers still greater in the near future.
I ml tie. SIef),
Taks Dr. Ball's Pln.-Tar-Ko.ev for that
hacking night cough; It stops th. eough and
you sleep. 20o. All druggists. Adv.
WOMEN WILL JUDGE
PIGS AT SWINE SHOW
Cute Little Porklets to Be
Adorned with Ribbons if
They Win Women's Favor.
HUGE CROWDS AT EXHIBIT
The National Swine show at the
horse barns on the South Side was
thronged with the largest crowd of
the week to date, hundreds of out-of-town
visitors being on hand when
the doors to the huge live stock pa
vilion were thrown open early in the
morning.
There was something doing every
minute of the day. The spectators'
stands about the show rings, where
judging of the different breeds was
going on all day, were packed with
breeders from every swine raising
community of note in the United
States, while each particular group of
pure bloods in the thousand or so
pens had its enthusiastic quota of ad
mirers.
Omaha Leads) Them All.
Nationally known breeders, officers
of the National Swine Growers' as
sociation and particularly all of the
leading record associations, are agreed
llut the Omaha fall classic stands far
and away above any porcine stock
exposition ever neia in the western
hemisphere.
Judging in all classes of the prin
cipal show blood lines will have been
finished toon. The special classes
are to be judged Friday and Satur
day. There is to be a parade of all
the priie-winncrs thus far, including
the grand champions of show breeds,
Friday.
Women to Judge.
One of the features of Friday's
program will be the "judging' of
the little pigs at the show. These
young porkers, ranging in ages from
a week to five weeks, are in the lit
ters of twenty odd sows entered in the
different classes.
The pigs will be "judged" by a com
mittee of women, to be appointed by
the swine show officials; the squeal
ers are to be given the once over, not
on points as to their chances of fu
ture greatness in hogdom, but on
"beauty" if s pig ean be said to be
beautiful. The committee of women
will choose the "cutest" piggies and
tie dainty, perfumed, pink ribbons oa
them. Some of the visiting hogmen
were remarking that they'd like to be
pigs for a day or so.
The National Swine show will close
Saturday t)-"ing.
Indians Come to Pay
Their Eespects to
Great White Father
William "Billy McCune, Omaha's
first friend of the Indian, states that
sn additional delegation of ISO In
dians arrived Wednesday, making
total of about AM Indians here for
the parade. These visitors invited
themselves, but they were taken to
Fort Omaha and provided for with
the other Indians who arrived earlier.
It seems that the second delegation
of Indians understood that a general
invitation had been extended to the
tribe. One of the Indians is 93 years
of age.
Mr. McCune states that these red
men have great reverence for "The
Great White Father," meaning the
president They have worked for
many days preparing their personal
decorations for this eventful occasion.
They will stage a dance this even
ing at Fort Omaha.
Goethals and Clark
Named for Eight
Hour Inqujry Board
Major General Goethals, governor
of the Panama canal xone, and Com
missioner Clark of the Interstate
Commerce commission have been se
lected by President Wilson as two
of the three members of the board
created by congress to investigate the
eight-hour taw.
The president made the selections
several days ago and has been await
ing acceptances. General Goethals
gained the consent of the president
several weeks ago to retire as gov
ernor of the canal zone. He was of
fered the new position on his ar
rival from the canal recently. He will
serve as chairman of the board.
Kierstead Has Badge He
Wore for Former President
In the front row surrounding the
president's automobile was W. J.
Billy" Kierstead, who held in his
hand the badge he had worn when he
served on a similar reception commit
tee to welcome fresident Cleveland
October 12, 1887, twenty-nine years
ago.
We didn t have any automobiles
ready for the president in those days.
We had a carriage filled with flow
ers," said Kierstead, telling his remi
niscences to the newspaper men in the
president's party.
Kierstead had charge of the stage
entrance at the Auditorium last night
He is president of the Douglas Coun
ty Pioneers' association.
Bound Over for Taking
Money Under False Pretenses
Watson B. Willisms of St. Louis
was bound over to the district court
with bonds fixed at $750 on a charge
of obtaining money under false pre
tenses, vviiuams is auegea to nave
represented himself as a lawyer to
Henry D. Clarke of Benson and for
the sum of $450 promised to secure a
patent for and incorporate a company
to market an invention of Clarke's.
The firm was to be known as the
Masters Motor company., Williams
is alleged to have received the $450,
and there his interest in the transac
tion ceased.
Husband Says His Wife
Walked the Gay White Way
Bright lights proved too much for
Maxine Reynolds Johnson, wife of
R. B. Johnson, a fireman, according
to the petition filed in district court
by the disheartened mate asking di
vorce. They were married in Oma
ha, November 19, 19U. Harold Fieg
enshue is named in the petition as be
ing responsible for the breaking uo
of the home.
Quivera's King Lures
Many to Marriage,
Others to Divorce
Ak-Sar-Ben has not only fanned
love flames in the breasts of sons
and daughters -of farmers in the in
land empire of which Omaha is the
center, but has started the wheels o?
the divorce mill turning faster.
License Clerk Stubbendorf issued
permits to seventeen couples to wed
on Wednesday and the rush for the
blue tickets continues. While he was
issuing these licenses the district
court judges were grinding out di
vorces to seven dissatisfied couples
MtUlldft Swlnnuy haa been divorcM frtjm
Robert and gtvn th ountudy ot tha minor
child and lt) monthly until the daughter
Is Ifi. Nan-tiupport was alleged,
Anna Stevens has been divorced from Ray
mond on grounda of nonaupport and cruel
treatment. Har maldan nam. Anna Gores
WHS r.atorel.
Myrtle X. Roblnwm haa ben leparatcd
froii jeM B and her maiden name. Myrtle
Pa via, given bark to har.
Matt! Brown In has Mcured a deorej
from Claud E. by default Isaartloa wai
charred.
John Matsen blamed Benle Mary Ann tor
extreme cruelty and was era n ted tha a
cree by default.
Mary P. aw o bod a haa been divorced froM
Anion C. by default and nor maiden name,
Mary R. Sherman, restored.
Kuthryn Watteranu haa neoured a divorce
from Arthur M. on charge of nonnupport.
8hc f it her maiden name, Kathryu Miller,
Soldier of Many
Callings Seeks to
Cash Mental Agony
Multitudinous troubles are trailing
Fred Hunt, veteran of , the Spanish
American war, maa-axine agent, fisher
man, furrier and house boat dweller,
according to his suit filed in district
court against the American Smelting
and Refining company asking 55,000
damages. Hunt alleges that he lost a
leg in the Spanish-American war and
was forced to give up his work ts a
furrier to become an agent for maga
sine subscriptions. He built a canvas
covered houseboat on - the Missouri
at the foot of Douglas street and
existed by fishing in the, muddy
stream. The climax of his troubles
came, he says, when six employes of
the smelter pounced upon his pile of
drift wood at the houseboat, removed
it. and dragged hint 150 feet to the
offices of the company, thence head
ing him for the police station in the
Black Maria. Hunt complains that be
was held in the city jait without
cause and that he has bees, compelled
to suffer physical and mental agony.
Brandeis' Protege,
Young Millionaire,.,.
Here to See Wilson
Townsem) Netcher, 21-year-old mil
lionaire manager of the famous Bos
ton Store of Chicago, reached Omaha
Thursday morning with the crowd
fathered to see and hear . President
and Mrs, Wilson. Mr. Netcher will be
guest at the home of George Bran
deis, his former commercial instruc
tor, during his visit in Omaha. Mr.
Netcher, son of Mrs. Netcher-Neu-herger,
is in sctive charge of the Bos
ton store despite his years. When
Mr. Netcher, sr., died, fifteen years
ago. George Brandeis,. then the silk
and dress goods buyer, was placed in
charge of the store bv the widow
During the years he was associated
with the institution Mr. Brandeis
was the personal friend and educator
of the young Netcher in merchandis
ing and commercial work.
Asks $5,477 Damages
For Boxcar's Stunt
Because a wild box ear was shunted
from the end of a spur track on Izard
street between Twelfth and Thir
teenth street, wrecking the fence
about their home and severely in
jured the husband and wife, Steve
Toth and his mate, Mary, have filed
suit against the Union Pacific ask
ing damages, respectively, of $2,327
and R950. -
Driver in Smashup Denies '
Mile-a-Minute Speed
An auto belong to the Nebraska
Oothing company backed suddenly
from the curbing on Harney street
near Eighteenth Tate yesterday after
noon and landed directly is the path
of a Dodge touring car, No. 71297,
The business auto was bit so bard .
that it ran up on the sidewalk. The
touring car had its right front mud
guard almost torn off.
The driver of the clothing com-'
pany's auto blamed the driver of the
touring car for the accident, saying,
"I was not going a milt minute."
Mother of Rev. P. C Gannon
Dies at Grand Junction
Mrs. Rose Anna Gannon, mother
of Rev. P. C Gannon, who la Das tor
of St Patrick's church here and alto
editor of tha True Voice, it dead at
her home in Grand Junction, la. The
son was called home Tuesday night
Mrs. Gannon, whose maiden name
was Rose Anna Gormlcy and who
was a native of Tyrone county, Ire
land, was 82 years old. She was mar
ried in 1868 to Timothy Gannon, who
survives. She leaves four children,
Rev. P. C. Gannon, Joseph, Mary ami
Bridget Gannon.
University Band Plays
Well for Bee Family
The University Cadet band proved
once more that music has charms
for the occupants of the Bee build
ing. Yesterday thev save a con
cert in the foyer and the surrounding
balconies on every tier became dense
yith applauding stenographers, book
keepers and managers. Iht players
nude three responses to encores and
then departed, leaving good music
to linger in the memories of the busy
Bee lows. . , ,
Cemetery Owners Seek .
To Avoid Paying Taxes
Alleging that their property it not
subject to taxation under the state
taws of Nebraska, the Graceland Park
Cemetery company has filed tuit
against the city, the county and
Treasurer Ure, asking that officials
be restrained from attempting to col
lect taxes ana tnat tney Be enjoined
from selling the property because of
the failure of the company to make
the remittance. ,, '
Persistent Advertising it th-J Road .
to Success. I -