THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1916.
FOR RENTHOUSES
Miscellaneous.
!I':f's r"Pl"n Ave., I rms., mod.
tnlkZ.lli E.1"1"1 7 rn mot.
D,M'i"- St.. rme,, mod
5IItJi,a",,r st- 7 rm-
.ISJJ-?.31" Ave- ' "
SiMiri,'".1""18" st- " '
141. OS Dundee, 7-rm bunsalow
ll" 8 SM '
!52 J2r!fl rms.. Karate.
JJJ -52SS5 K 40th 8t- rm- "
171.00 Weat Farnam. -rm., furnished
GLOVER & SPAIN.
Pouslaa nil, i.2o City National.
1120 BURT ST., J r.. modern. (InT
location, hot water beat III.SO
fr av s rooma, modern, cen-
. ..... wouym,,,,, mBa location
for roomera IS IS
"v . ...i.y eireet, let atraet aorta
of Davenport, & rme, eun room,
eleeplnt porch atrlctly modern.
brand new 41.90
ARMSTROXG-WALSH CO..
Tyler IMS. Roaa Bids
WE want mora houses ana apartmenta te
rent. Th f . , , V. . , ..
cleaned out our big Hat la conelualve proof
of the efficiency of onr rental service. If
' - juur pi.ve. rented see.
Payne A Slater Co.. "Omaha's Rental
ien, vie umiDa national uanK Bit
Doua-las lfilti.
FOR RENT.
Ill Bo. 30th St., 8-r.. alt mod. houae.. 125
lias eo. sia sr., a.r., an mod. house. ,,
110 So. 32d 8L. l-r all mod. homo...
S017 Grace St.. l-r.. part mod. houae.... 15
AL.-K1SL c. KENNEDY CO,.
231 Omaha National Bank Bldf.
Douslae 7J2.-
21.002221 Clark St.. all mod. bungalow,
8-r.
011.00 M0S N. 20th St., all mod. flat, S-,
e..vv so. o. sew at., all mod., i-r.
H. A. WOLF.
114 Ware Block. Dour S0IS.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
' i CREIOH. SONS CO.
I0 BEE BLDQ. DODO, too.
11-ROOM houae, near High School, H0, O
P, Btebblna, 1010 Chicago.
FOR RENT Ap'U and f UU
West
SPLENDID 4-ROOM APART
- MENTS
Located In tha Flo-Lei, 30th and Capitol
Avenue, These are the best cloec-tn apart
menta In Omaha. Abundance of light and
heat. Winter rate, 149 and 142. 80. See
tnese at once,
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
IMS Farnam Street. Doug. 89 1.
LlCE APT 8. 4 newly furnished housekeep
ing noma; S fumlabed separata rooms; all
mooera; walking distance. 1323 X. lit..
North.
I-RM., STRICTLY mod. lata. North Hth.
ess.se mommy, jjavta. Jill w. 18th.
South.
FOR RENT.
7-room flat: oak floors, electric lights.
moaem piomDing; tumace and fireplace:
t Mock from Park aehool and car line.
A rood neighborhood. 1306 South 21th
St, 137. &.
BENSON & MYERS CO.,
424 Omaha National Bank Bldg,
Phone Doug. 746.
Miscellaneour.
-ROOM, modern, Estabrook apt,, 126.00,
O. P 8T EBB IN 8. U10 Chicago St.
Eight-room modern brick, wnly 111.
WRIGHT dt LASBURT. D. 161.
FOR RENT BnsineM Prp'ty
Stores.
FOR RENT Part of atore room at 1614
Farnam; suitable for amaii line of mer
cbanlae In connection with cigars and
Dewa 914 8. 18th St. m
.PART 107 a 15th. steam heat 146.00
07 S. Uth. brick with basement.. 10.00
JOHN W FRBNZER, DOUOLAS 114.
fcwo modern stores near postotflce, 160 and
174. Q. p Stfcbblns. 161U Chicago.
Ofticeb jnd Desk Room.
wfEHlHABlti office rooms in the remodflled
Croanse Bk-ok, 111 N, llth St (opposite
postofflco), 110 to 111 per month. Conrad
TouiM, itt Brandala Thestr Doug, to J 1
CUOlClti OFFICE SPACE, Ba.rd BUl.. 17tb
and Douglas. MrCague Inr. Co.
MjAceUaneoui.
FOK RENT lirga Two-story storage house
Sxoellent trackage and other co ..valences
within boslnasa section. Boa filui. Bee.
WANTED TO RENT.
Untarnished Houses and Flats.
WANTED Mating on .cottaaea or houaea
rent ar aeli on aaay paymenta. Have oua.
temera waiting. Inquire 411 Karbach
jtloclL Douglaa SI07.
GALLAGHER A NELSON
will Uok after your rentala. 144 Brandeli
Bldg. Doug. 8382.
" Miscellaneous.
WANTED Houaea, atorea and apartmenta
for our rental departmenL N. P. Dodge
A Co.. Harney 3L at llth. Telephone
Doug.
MOvihG AND blORAGE
riREP: OOK WAREHOUSE.
Separata locked rooma for houaehold
Swoda and planoa; moving, tacking and
hipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.
Ml a llth 1 Douglaa 4111.
FIDELITY S FREfc
PtWM Oonviaa 111 (or complete
list of racaut bouses and apart
ments; also for storage, moving,
letn and Jackson Sta,
Ii U L L' I t Express Co. Moving
Kj. IXEjEjU M0 kin a and storage.
1111 Farnam At. Unuaias .
Globe Van and Storage Co.
Fs real movlug service try oa Large
S-borajs pddeu vans. Storage. II month.
SatisfactloL guaranteed We move yon
QUICKER, CHEAPER AND BAFKR,
Phone Tyler 1U or iJouglas 4111.
GOKDON VAN CO.
, FiRKPRUOF WAREHOUSE,
Packing, storage and mov
ing ill N. lllb St Pbone
Doualaa
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
. SI O RAGE CO.
Careful dtttentioD giveej to orders lot
moving, t-cklng or storags, office al Ray
mend Furniture Co.. ibll and 1614 How
ard -t Phone f 6114.
Maggard ."LJr
Van and Storare Co. aloviiig, packing
torage and sblpilng Phone bojg 1404.
REAL LiiAIE 11V11-KOVLU
West
SOUTHWEST BARGAIN
14,000 For a dandy little home, very well
bfilt and arranged, to nutating 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 lot, paved street, two Mocks to
ear and Hanscom Park, looo cash
will handle it
D. V. SHOLES,
111 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 40.
SEVEN ROOMS-WEST.
Good neighborhood, paved street, block
to car. Living room, dec and dining room
ak; kitchen, pantry and refrigerator
room hard pine.
Three bed rooma and bath second
story; wide stairway to floored attic.
This house waa built last year. Price.
14,100 and paving. Terms can be ar
ranged. J. H. DUMONT & CO.,
411-11 Keeljne Bid,?. Phone Doug. 410.
Wa) HAVE for aale on very easy terms a
splendid residence at 111 N. Sid St This
bouse has eight rooms, all in fine con.
dlUoa. The lot la 60x141. It is m a very
desirable neighborhood and the pries Is
eertalBly tow.
v ALFRED THOMAS,
108 Flret National Bank Bldg.
1111 LINCOLN BLVD.ll.room
strictly modern, wttb bo; water beat
Douglaa 1111.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
WE are looking for a good T or 1-room
an. moaem noose in the cathedral die
tncL will pay all cash.
HI ATT COMPANY,
141 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Tyler 60,
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
Three choice lots left. lH.ly.M41. V B
corner llth and Hickory, room for three
fine bomoo: very r botes and very cheap
I VJ.atjg, win oivine.
OEOROE Q, WALLAPB, 114 Keeflne Bldg.
WK hare ellents with cash who are look
Ing for good, first-case, clooe-ln Invest'
mem property.
HI ATT COMPANY,
148 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Tyler 40,
I DO NOT BUILD so many but each one
i ao suiia ! well BUILT. Phone Ben
son 111. F. S. Trulltnger. Builder of
WELL BUILT HUM E8.
WEST FARNAM 4-room, all modern cot-
i on r arnam, nsar a m.; lot eexlll,
r-rice si.su. uoog. I3.
North.
NEW BUNGALOW.
A flvar-roswL strictly modem bvn
law. with aoth it la flnteoed ta oak.
ap-to-davis ballt-ln featuraa and light
ing fixtures, full basement; targe at tie.
cated at 1111 North tb St Pric.
11.111. Eaay term.
NORRIS & NORRIS.
400 Bea Bonding, Phono Douglaa 41TS.
HERE IS A REAL SNAP
FOR ONLY $3,100.
Large seven-room, strictly modem
borne, oak finish; hot water heat, choice
eaat front let; close to car; owner leaving
cur. inia is an opportunity to Duy a
good honse cheap. Osborne. 701 Om, Nat
nana uiag. Doug. 1474.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
23 and 114 North llth itritt trou
vard; two bosses, with 1720.00 annual
rutal, large tot ckwe in. Wad offer at
no.
& P. BOSTWICK 4k SON.
Tyler 1606. lot) Bee Bldg.
3-ROOM HOME.
Located at 3019 Larlmore Ave. This la
only 1 years old and a dandy place for
someone at only 11,200. oSiiy ioo cash,
balance 111 per month. Phone Tyler 60
ana sea ror Mr. utesing.
HASTINGS 4. HEYDEN, 1114 Harney St
2721 CALDWELL.
B rooms, all modem except heat. This
ffooa nuy onty tz.ooe. Terms, 1160
caah, balance 111 per month. Dandy lot
with fruit Phone Tyler 10 and aak for
Mr. Oleoma.
HASTINGS ft HEYPEN. 1414 Harney St
THAT I -room bouse
and largo cor. lot. 10x141,
on 18th and Willie Ave.,
for only 11,760.00.
W. H. GATES,
447 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.
D. IfM, Web. 1618,
FINE BARGAIN.
If yon are looking for a rood home
look up this strictly modem 7-rm. house
at 34th and Cal. Has large living and
dining room, oak finish, kitchen and 4
oea rooms nnisnea in birch and pine.
Call owner, Harney 7141.
7-ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH PART; COST
f LVOV; D.a.L AT l,SU0. AUUKIwR M6I.
DIE IS.
KOUWTZE PLACE rertrteted district rest-
aence ror sals r v Knteat. ills H llth
FOR SALE I acrea Iniproved. Cat 1141
South.
CHOICE RESIDENCES
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT
We have two elegant six and seven
room dwellings, brand nsw. built by da
labor, all ready to move right Into; two
diocks tram oeautirui Hanscom Park, near
Windsor school and West Side car. These
are unusually attractive dwellings, fin.
thed In oak. preas brick foundation largs
full slae basement: three nice, large bed
rooms and bath upstairs in each; large
living room downstairs; one house baa aun
room the other fireplace; both have otner
attractive reatures tbat we'll not attempt
to explain, but will be glad to show them
to you upon appointment. We can arrange
very aatlalactory terms.
SCOTT & HILL CO.,
Doug. 1001. Ground Floor MeCagua Bldg.
BUY A HOME
Cloae In and save carfare for 10 or It
yearn and sell at an Immense profit
$6,500
2S S. llth St, 10 ft. east front beau
tiful cottage, with front hall, parlor,
library dining room, bath, 6 bedrooms,
kltchei. and summer kitchen, all mod
ern, hardwood floors in 4 rooms.
HIXENBAUGH, Owner,
Telephone Douglas 4236.
WEST FARNAM HOME SACRIFICE.
Seven-room, strictly modern home. Oak
finish and oak floors on the first floor.
Hard pins floors and birch finish on the
second. Thtfd floor entirely finished.
Sleeping porch 8x'i4, running full lelgth
of the house. Has fireplace and full ce
ment basement, furnace heat, on paved
street, paving paid. 1 block from Farnam
car line. Will sell on easy terms or will
discount for cash.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
617 Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 1781.
HOUSES WANTED.
WB HAVE BUTBRS FOR HOMES
WORTH THfil MONET IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CUT. LIST TOUR PROPttU.
TT WITH US FOR RESULTS.
O'NEILS REAL ESTATE 4V INS. AOCT .
Rrandets The'r Bldg Trier 1014
WB are looking for a good or 7 -room
nouse in tne Fieia emu atstriot
HIATT COMPANY.
146 Omaha Nat. Bank. Tyler 6 0.
1410 CENTbR St. 6-room. new. modern
borne, walking distance. Terms.
BERK A A MUS1L. Doug. 6111.
NIFTY MODERN BUNGALOW.
Brand new flve.room, atrtctly modern
bungalow, with oak flnleh, bullt-ln book
caaea, buffet, French doora, cablneta In
kitchen, large attic, full basement, with
floor drain, coal bin, etc; full 10 ft. lot
cloae to car and achool; a bargain. Who
geta It? Oaborne, 701 Om. Nat. Bank
Bldg. Doug. 1474.
Miscellaneous.
CLOSE IN.
IS00 CASH.
A good 0-room modern house and large
east front lot; fine shade; easy walking
distance; paved atreet; good garage for
two cars. A bargain at If, BOO; balance
easy monthly paymenta. Phone Tyler 60
and hmk for .ur. Lowrey. Office open
evenings. 7 till I o'clock.
HASTINGS ft HETDEN. 1114 Harney St.
INVESTMENTS. 1NSUKANC7 1400 In
come on price, az.too. elng I houses, 0
rooms .acb near high achool and
Cralchton college. Also I and 0-room
bungalows. 1200 down, and two t rooms.
IH down, balance monthly.
CHAtf R WILLIAMSON CO
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West
GOOD LOT CHEAP,
' IN DUNDEE
10x111 feet, north front, on Coming,
midway between list and 62d; laya high
and alghtly. In good neighborhood. Price,
11,410 for immediate sale.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Douglas 710. 0I City Nat. Bank Bldg.
TAKE the Lrfckwood Drive. Go west on
Farnam or Dodge atreet to 63d atreet,
then turn south.
North.
BUY A LOT IN WAVERLY PARK
Beautiful, high, sightly lots on boule
vard Just south of Fontenelle park. Prlees
aa low aa 1110.
THE BTRON REED CO.,
Phone Doug. 217. 211 So. 17th.
OWNER must sell east front lot en Fonte
nelle Blvd., la Clalrmont, Will sell at
saertOco price If taken st ones. Call
Douglaa 1721
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North.
WAVERLY PARK
ON FONTENELLE
BOULEVARD
LOTS $10 CASH
1 A MONTH
PRICES $550 AND UP
RESTRICTED
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1614 HARNEY ST.,
Phone Tyler 10.
FOR SALE.
I dandj vacant lots ttoeU to aavt
noe; out to si. sou cash Tor quick sale.
CALKINS A GO,
Douglas lilS City Nat Bank Bldg
BARGAIN Vacant lot, 61x110, on llth
Ave., near Tales: make me an offer
C A Orlmmel. 141 Oma. Natl. Bk. Bldg
TWO of the beet vacant lots in the city.
located ath ana Fort Sta. Apply 1430
o. i7in at.
South.
WE ars looking for a good 6 -or 7 -room
house in the Field club district.
HIATT COMPANY,
141 Omaha Nat Bank. Tyler 40
Miscellaneoua.
AFTER looking at MINN E LUSA 100 dlf.
rerent buyers aevfded that It waa the best
proposition on the market and they
backwd their Judgment by buying lots.
If YOU will come out today you will
unaerstana wny otnera are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
Tyler 117.
741 Omaha Natl. Bank Bldg.
Aak us about
WAVERLY PARK,
Harrison A Morton.
A GOOD lot for I7l.il good lota for
671.00 each Cloee lo a car line. II dew
ana ur prr weea tsoi eis. Omaha Bee
TAKE the Lock wood Drive. Go west on
rarnam or odge street to I2d street,
then turn sooth.
REAL ESTATE B'ness PWty
BUSINESS BARGAIN
25TH AND LEAVENWORTH STS
un tne nortn aida or is.vnvnth h.
tween 84th and 26th, we have 60 ft with
some old Improvements renting for 60
per month, or 6720 a year. Leavenworth
street is improving every day; a two
story brick building Is now belna con-
s true ted across from this property, one
of the Ford branches Is being built one
block west of this nronertv. 14th atroat
will soon be widened and thla property we
offer Is due for a strong advance In price.
For full particulars, price and terms, see
rAlNE & SLATER CO.,
Sole Agents.
Ill Omaha Nat Bldg. Phone Doug. 1011.
INCOME progeny near Ford plant llth Bl
unr, narney uti
REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE
ACREAGE on the car line, ll.ooo. in north
ana sou tn west part; 4 ac.. alghtly, 11,600.
Phone Douglaa 3947.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
START YOUR HOME IN BENSON 1
BUY THIS LOT.
110.00 down end 119.00 per month; price
6200.00; also 60x128; located on Locust
St, between Clark and Burn ham, not far
from school and car Una. Oeo. R. Wright
nee oinne, umana.
FOR QUICK SALE Five Improved acrea
ovsr nan in oeanng fruit. Mrs. Pallas,
6986 McKlnley, Benson. ,
Dundee.
FOUR-ROOM modern cottaae. with bath
ana siseping porcn; full basement, with
launary; attic can ne flnlshed into 2 or 1
rooms; 101,5 -ft, lot; paving all paid.
vwi nun m. rnone walnut Zdil,
TAKE the Lock wood Drive. Go west oh
v' vvo ii mi ,o ou street,
then turn south.
Florence.
AK-SAR-BEN visitors, let Nethaway show
you property in peautltul Florence.
South Side.
I-ROOM residence, South Side. 11,600; 60
' 919 P' "0' -PUQ.
Miscellaneous
One-half Acr.e
Fine Bearing Fniit
A good 4 -room house, well and cistern;
electric tights; only 6 blocks to car; high,
sightly location, overlooking Mlnne Lusa
and Miller park. Price 1,I00. Terms.
6360 cash, balance 117.60 per month. Call
Tyler 10 and ask for Mr. Lowrey. Office
open evenings, 7 till I o'clock.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1614 HARNEY.
HI LLC REST
Only a tew tracts toft; cheapest and
best aorsage property near the city. Prices
and terms very reasonable. C R COMBS.
Blk In Falracros. new Brownell Hai
a ...tr. pi - nan eicuague Bida.
10 ACRES, II miles from Oiauba. Iiuo.tt
par aero; terms, some exchange Archer
Realty. 110 Brandels Bldg
REAL sLS TATE Investments
SEE US
FOR
INVESTMENTS AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY.
A. P. TUKEY A SON,
Phone Doug. PH. IB07-8 W. O. W. Bldg,
FOR the children's sake Invest In a few
mares oi nome tsuuaers. you are guar
anteed 7 per cent and by the time the
baby is grown you will have a neat little
sum for the boy's business or girl's educa
tion. Aak about our plan simple, easy,
safe. Home Builders, Inc., 17th and Dour
WE have clients with cash who are look-
ma iur lono, ursi-ciaes, cioae-ln invest
ment property.
HIATT COMPANY,
246jOmaha Nat Bank. , Tyler 40.
1NCOM 15 "PROPERTY
Renting for tsa per month Price 17,000
Mortgage IS.tiOO Want land or residence.
W, 8 FRANK. 101 Neville.
hEAL ESTATE.
WM, COLFAX,
vol Keellne Bldg Doug. 1171.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Real Estate. Lands, Etc.
EIGHTY ACRES FOR COTTAGE.
pmvmn mues nortn or North Platte; I
room homo, barn, well and mill; 20 acrea
cultivated halunre hay and paeture;
fenced, prloe, 1 1,001. Will take Omaha
property In exchange or sell on easy terms.
Here Is a chance to get a nice farm right
RASP BROS.,
Douglas mi. it6 McCagu Bldg.
Ur. WANT ADS GAINKD II. Ml UUKB
riu awu man any other Omeba news
paper galrt-d In first seven months till.
Good result at less
cost Is the reason why
TRADES TRADES TRADES.
Farms, Cattle Ranches, New Apart
menu. Flats, etc, A B BUTT, 4 Patterson
ttioca.
GOOD lot deslrabiv location, will take used
rora as part payment, weostsr 4141.
Ranch Skveclallst sell or trade ranches for
city property B- Franta, 674 Brandela Bid.
Horses rLive StockVehicles
FOR SALE Ons two-seated buggy and
one single wagon.-Apply 191 o. 17th.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED 4, b and l-roumnd nouses (Dal
can U sold for 6104 cash, balance) 111
per month; give complete description first
tetter.
w farnam smith & co.
till Farnam St Tal Doug. 1011
IN KXOIIANUE for good 7 -passenger I -cyl-
Indnr touring ear, either good vacant tot or
house and lot. Address Boa 4620, Bee, or
.an Harney isik, between f and I p. m.
KURD rar and rooming house to exchange
together for lots or equity in house and
lot, tall Poug. 8 after 1 p, m.
WANTED Listings of real estate In Omaha
for sale N. P Dodge A Co.. Harney St
at llth Tel-phone Doug 121.
FINANCIAL
Real Estite, Loans. Mortgages.
I PKR CENT to par cent on beat claaa eltr
realdencM ir aasouala II ejp. also farm
loan. HaaMnabla iiaiiiinlaalnna
PETERS TH)18T CO.. Iln 'araam St.
II ISO MORTGAGE, bearlne T imt cent aeml-
ann.; secured by properly valu.4 at ll.fel.
Talmace.Leomla Inv. Co., W. O. W, Bids.
OMAHA" nome. Uaat NsbTaaka farm.
O KBKKK RalAL TATE CO..
1411 Omaha Nat Psoas Uouslaa Ills.
FARM and city loa ia. 1-414 anil par oeat
W H Thomaa. Keelln. Bids tious 1141
, nf MONET HARRISON MurtTOM
" t"""" umana Nat'l Uank Bids
MONRT to loan on Improve faraM aAd
rancbea we also buy aood farm snarl
tacea. Kiaaa in. tja.,
bt)NrT fat in INSTAU.MENTX
PAY IN I. I. 4 or I TEARS. BKST PLAJI
BHIIFKN CO., KKELINK BLDQ.
rREAL ESTATE LOANS' tVaNTSiI
THOS U MoOARRT
KKK1.INE HLOO TEL. RED 4141
lido to 410.00. made promptly f O Waaat
wead Bide Utb and arna
HaUL ESTATE loan.
D B. BUCE CO..
111 Umana Nat. Bana.
CITT and farm ioane. a 114. S par neat,
1 H rramont Co 411 Kealln. Bid.
G PER CL'NT and I par cent anonoy. Toland
iTrumuull. 44, BM Bids, twas im.
NO DELAT.
W T ORAHAK.
BEE BUX.
IONET on hand for elty and
farm loana. H W Binder. City
Nslloral Bank Bids
GARVIN BROS.
141 Omaha
Natl Bana did.
Stocks and Bonds.
TOR SALE One ahara of Shook Mfs. Co.
ateca, paying 7 per cent; par va.ru. no.:
will sell al discount. Addraaa T ill. Bn
Abstracts o! Title.
Ifav Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co..
rieri iu S nth St.. around floor.
Bonded by Maea Bor.dins and Ina, Oa.
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abatraot of
fice In Nebraska, tit Brandels Theater.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Arkansas Lands.
80 ACRES of land for aale. For price and
terme write j. b. riowera. Mineral, Ark.
Florida Lands.
FLORIDA FARM LAND
Our lands tn north central Florida are
real farming and stock raising lands. Be
sides com and hay. there are many forag
ing and fattening crops unknown tn ths
north)' for hogs and cattle. ' This, too, In
a delightful all-year-round climate with
no extremes of heat or cold; best of
transportation facilities, a place to live,
aa well as to make money. Wa offer
In tracts of 110 acme np at attractive
prices and on eaay terms.
For full Information, write to owners,
RIVERVIEW FARMS COMPANY,
f
141 Paxton Block.
Omaha, Neb.
Missouri Lsnds,
SMALL MISSOURI FARM 111 oaan and II
monthly; no intvreat or taxes; htgaiy pro
ductive land; olose to t big market. Writs
for photographs and full Information.
Munger, A-lll. N. Y. Ufa Bldg., Kansas
City, Mo.
LAND BARGAINS 66 down, 16 monthly
buys 40 acres, good fruit and poultry
land, near town, southern Missouri. Price
only 1200. Address Box 101. Bxcalalor
Springs, Me.
Nebraska Lands.
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY, OCT. II, 1 V. M.
Platte valley farm; 100 acrea wall Im
proved ; located I milee went of Chap
man, Neb. Will be sold regardless of
price. In tracts, or aa a whole, to autt
purchaser. For detailed description, writs
or see,
NEBRASKA REALTY AUCTION CO
Central City, Neb,
1.666 acres .near Wood lake; cuts 400 tons
hay; running water; fair buildings:
fenced; this Is In the big hay country
and this rancb Is priced to sell; 111.61 per
acre; terms.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Keellne Building
FOR SALE 1,40(1 -acre flne stock ranch,
near Atkinson, Neb., on Northwestern R.
R good buildings, corrals, running water,
plenty feed. Big returns. Good terme.
M. Lemen, 112 St. Kelsey St Blooming-
ton, in.
160 A NO 40-ACRED Johnson "county. Neb.
laniui. won impruvra. a oargain in id
prjved 60 In Sarpy county.
STEWART,
111 S, 17tn.
FOR N-jhraska and Iowa farm a, state whet
you want, wo nave it. w. T. Hmttb Co.,
114 City Net. Bank Bldg., Omaha.
FOR SALE For 116 per acre, caah, my Im
prove i9v acres adjoining icrioaon. Neb.
W. A Olive, Indlanola la.
Oregon Lands.
STOCK and dairy ranchss. Wa have a
few good one In sunny southern Oregon.
One speclsl snap at 146,000. Perfect mild
climate ; fine soil, pure water, out range.
Write for list, O. L. Drummond, Glen
dale, Ore.
South Dakota Lands.
FOR SALE Improved 120-acre farm, ten
miles north of Huron, 8. D, 110 sores
broken, good guildlngs, 10ft gallon well,
also 160 acres In same county. A 10-room
partly modern house, two blocks from
main street Excellent rooming proposition-
All can be bought cheap to close
an estate quickly. Write M. C. Gens,
Huron, S. D.
Wisconsin Lanos.
UPPER WISCONSIN best dairy and gen
eral crop mate m ma union Bottlers
wanted: landa for sale at low piioaa aa
eesy terms: excellent landa for otooa
raising ask for booklet II on WlacoiialR
Central Land Grant; etate aorea wanted.
If In teres ted In fruit landa, aak fur book
let on Apple Ortrbarda. Addraaa Land Com
missloner Boo Railway, Minneapolis, aflna.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
JUST received, new shipment of bright red
Japanese uoldrisn. special, price, lee each.
Max Gelsler Bird Co.
DAMAGED W11KAT si. 2b a hundred. A, W.
wagner, aoi w. llth.
AUTOMOBILES
1916 OVERLAND, 83T $450
1916 OVERLAND, 7ST 450
1916 OVERLAND, 75, Rdstf.. 450
1915 OVERLAND, 81 . 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 OVERLAND.INC.
Z047 FARNAM 5T. DOUG. 3290.
FOR SALE Oreat barsaln If taken at once.
woods s-passenaer slsctrlo car, almoat
new. Call at BlMkstone Oarase, 1114
Farnam.
AUTOMOBILES
VELIE 40, good condition, touring rar, I31.
Flanders "30," touring car, Ut.
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
1116 Farnam.
AUTO INSURANCE
tire. Taefl mat Liability at lowest ratea,
EIIXY. ELLIS Si THOMPSON.
eii-l city Nat'l Bank Bide Done 111.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
1101 Fa nai St Douglas 111).
Chalmers Roadster,
llll Paige Touring.
1114 Dodge Touring,
llll Moon Touring.
wc will trade you a new Ford for your old
- one.
INDUSTRIAL OARAOB CO.,
IQtb ; and Harney Doug, llll
BEE WANT-ADS OA1NCD 11.61 MORI
paid ads than any other Omaha news
paper gainea in rtrsi aevat. months ma
uood results at lesa
coat Is the reason why
A SNAP Almost new 6-paasenger Dodge
car. Will sell reasonable If taken at
once Call Douglaa 4061 or Red 4111.
1117 FORDS New, email caah payment and
I6 per month. C. Silts, 111 So. 18th
Phone Douglaa 1011,
CROSSTOWN OARAOB. D. 4441. Ill S. I4th.
Parts for Midland. Oldsmoblle, Hup
i. apperson "4" ana ". ' vena
OUR REPAIR WORK WILL SATISFY YOU.
TELL BINKLBT,
llll Harney St Doug. 1141.
CORD tires tor Fords. lOxt 11.16; 9xl
111.66. Zwtebel Bros. D, 417s. llll
rarnam St
MITCHELL ROADSTER; PERFECT CON
DITION. KINNKT, SOU Harney. D. 7104.
Auto Storage and Gartges.
HARRINGTON BROS. 1336 PARK AVE.
Phone Harney 111, All klnde of repair
ing done. Storage for winter, 17.80. Stam
heated garage. EXTRA ATTENTION
shown Ak -Bar-Pen visitors.
SMITH DEAFNBR Fireproof Oarage, 711
a. 17th. Douglas 4700. Storage service,
day and night. Auto repairing. General
supplies.
Taxi Service l per hour.
FOR TOURINO CARS AND
LIMOUSINES,
CALL BLUB TAXI CO.
DOUGLAS 1
EXPERT auto renalrlna. "aarvtce oar al
ways ready.' Omaha Oarage, lilt Harney
at Tyler aba
AK-SAR-BEN VISITORS, while In the city
look up Carl A. Anderson and see hie
proposition lor
HYNES SELF-STARTER for Ford ears.
1417 Jackson St. Phone Douglas 1411,
Auto Repairing and Painting.
BTROMBKRG SF.RVICB STATION.
GEO RGB W. WILLIAMS. 1601 J e ok eon St
Carburetors my specialty. Rod 4141.
1 100 reward for magna to wa ean't repair.
Cells repaired Baysdcrfsr. 310 N. llth.
NEB Auto Radiator Repair Service aaj
prices rtKht 11 S ittb Pt D 7111.
Auto Tires and Supplies.
TIRES. T
TIRES
Cord tires for
Ford cars.
lOil, fl.61.
101,. Ill.lo. '
llxl Majoatlo tires, I II. 10,
See us for lire bargalna
ZWIEBEL BROa,
lilt Farnam St. D. 4171.
OMAHA'S BEST OFFER TODAY.
- big money, for auto supply, manufactur
ers of gasoline, oil or air. Handling
equipments, secure right to manafeetura.
u. a. ratent eacetyi. gain i:nicsgo t.
BIO MONEY, for auto supply, manufactur
ers or gaaollne, oil or air. Handling
equipment a, secure right to manufacture.
U. ft. Patent safatys. llll Chicago St
DON'T throw away old Urea tPe make ana
new tire (Tom I oia nee ana ssre yon ee
per eent I In I Vulcanising Co.. llll Dev.
en port an., umana. wen uougias sue.
1.000 STOCK of Pennaylvanla lire iuar-
antaed 1,000 muea. for aale at reauoea
prlee. by Duo Tire Co., Slt Cnlaas
Automobiles for Hire.
FORD for rent, Tou may drive It. I charse
by mile, uous- sill, nveninsa, L
Motorcycle and Bicycles
HARLET-DA VIDSON M.,TORCtri.ES Bar.
seme In uaed machines. Vletor Ron., 'The
Motorcycle Man.' IT0I Leavenworth.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Joseph B. Conroy and wife to S. C.
Marshall, Thirty-seventh etreet III
feet north of Plnkney street, east
side, 40x114. I 100
Kenwood Realty company to Minnie
T. Ryder, northeast corner Thirty
eighth and Pratt street, IOxlS4 416
Willis Realty company to Frances
Randol, Spruce street, 103 feet weet
of Sixteenth street, south side,
10x108 1
Mary Elisabeth Hoel and husband to
C, S. A. Plattenburg, southwest
corner Thtrty-flfth and Charlie
streets, 60x120 1
Jennie O'Brien and husband to Anna
M. Sm(ley, Thirty-fourth street, 133
feet south of Popple ton avenue,
eaat side, 61x117 6,000
Emma C. Cox and husband to Henry
O. Bauman, Forty-second street, 900
feet north of Dodge street, east side,
60x126 136
Walter P. Ervln to H. W. Herring
ton, southwest cornsr Forty-third
and Brsklne strset, 10x120 1
Sleuths Get Data
For Big Court Case
Several women detectives were
sent out In Omaha a few days ago to
buy "Sunkilt" raisim, and in several
cases the grocer sold them "Sun
Maid" raiiins without any comment.
There was a reason for this sly
sleuthing. A big case hangs fire in
the federal district court in New York
state. There the packers of "Sunkist"
goods are asking the courts for an in
lunction against the "Sun Maid" peo
ple to prevent the latter from using
that name, because the "Sunkist" peo
ple hold it is too nearly like their
own and was copied after theirs.
They charge an infringement upon
tncir copyrignt ana iraae marie.
As a result of the starting of this
case attorneys on both sides of the
tight are traveling all over the United
States taking depositions as to the
condition existing in the local gro
cery stores with regard to the sale of
these two brands ot goods, and
whether there is really an infringe
ment. That is why girls in Omaha were
hired to play detectives by going out
to buy "Sunkist" products.
Deposition wai taken in the office
of Palmer, Taylor & Palmer, in the
Umana National bank building. R.
W. Byerly, attorney for the plaintiff,
was a Harvard classmate of Harry
Palmer of Omaha. Arthur L. Fall-
man is the attorney for the defense,
who was in Omaha with Byerly aid
ing in the taking of deposition.
Funeral of Mrs. L S. Reed
From Trinity Cathedral
Mrs. Lesbia Balcolm Reed, wife of
Lewis Reed, Chicago, was buried Fri
day in Omaha. She died Sundav
evening at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Funeral services were held at 10
o'clock in Trinity cathedral. Bishop
A. L. Williams officiated.
Mrs. Lewis was a member of a
pioneer family. She and her husband
were among the best known citizens
of Omaha before they left here in
1908. Mr. Reed was formerly vice
president of the Nebraska National
bank and president of the Equity
Trust company.
PRIMITIVE BALL
OF GOV JLW. IZARD
Public Reception of Nebraska's
Second Territorial Governor
Was Ludicrous.
DANCE ON SCRUBBED FLOOR
By A. R. GROH.
In contrast with the splendid and
magnificent Ak-Sar-Ben ball this year
was the ball given for Mark W. Izard,
Nebraska's second territorial gover
nor, in the winter of 1855.
"It was the most ludicrous affair
ever witnessed in the history of pub
lic receptions," Dr. Miller said of it
The ball was first suggested by the
facetious T. B. Cuming, secretary of
the territory, and Izard, who was a
pompous man and took himself very
seriously, "fell for" it
It was held in a little, one-story
house that stood on Harney atreet
near Eleventh.
The rooms were plastered with
mud. The floor of rough, unplaned
boards, was scrubbed for the occasion.
A cart wheel was suspended in a
horizontal position from the ceiling,
and candles were placed around its
circumference to light up the. festive
scene. Benches of rough Cottonwood
boards were built sround the sides of
the room.
Dancers Fall Plat
The great night came. The weather
was dreadfully cold. The heating ap
paratus tailed to work. 1 he water on
the damp floora froie and the ener-
?:etic application of green cottonwood
ailed to remove all the ice, with the
result that several ol the dancers fell
fist.
Governor Ixsrd arrived very early,
st the same time as "Jim' Orton of
Council Bluffs. "Jim" was the fiddler,
the solitary musician. The governor
greeted nim ceremoniously and Jim,
who had partaken rather freely of
nre water, was even more polite than
the governor. i
Nine ladies were present and sev
eral times that number of men.
The governor a son James, his pri
vate secretary, came in late and was
fearfully stately and dignified. His
white vest and white kid gloves con
trasted strangely with the rude sur
roundings. No Tables tor Supper.
Supper was served about midnight.
There were no tsbtes and the viands
were passed around. They consisted
of coffee with brown sugar and no
milk or cream, ssndwiches of thick
slices of bread and bacon and pie
made with dried apples.
The governor stood sround shiver
ing in the cold, but buoyed up by
the honors that were showered thick
upon him.
He slso mide a speech, which re
sounded with orotund phrases, dur
ing the delivery of which, it is said,
the wily and humorous Cuming fairly
hugged himself and shook with mirth
or it might have been with the cold.
Uni's Law Students
Break Many Records
The first vear class of the Isw de
partment of the University of Omaha
hows a great variety of occupations
and a wide range of ages. From 18
to 54 years the ages run, the majority
being around 30.
An advertising manager, four rail
road clerks, two salesmen, the secre
tary of the socialist party of Nebras
ka, a druggist, three bookkeepers,
two postal clerks, a musician, collec
tor, bank clerk, city inspector, ac
countant, three stenographers, man
ager of a collection agency, barber,
street railway clerks, fainter, tel
egrapher, laundryman, credit man
and two government employes com
pose the first year class, which now
numbers thirty-one students, the
largest first year class in the history
of the law department of the Uni
versity of Omaha.
Mrs. Grace Brpwn to
Lecture to Unity Society
Beginning the week of October 8,
Grace M. Brown of Denver will begin
a series of free lectures in the rooms
of the Omaha Unity society, 701 Bee
building, to wind, the public, is in
vited. Mrs. Brown is a well known writer
snd teacher of metaphysics and edits
the "Essence" department of the
magazine, Constructive Thinker.
The first lecture, given Sundav
morning at 11 o'clock, will be on the
Fourth Dimension. The other sub
jects and class work will be an
nounced lster.
Indian Girl Seriously
III at Swedish Mission
Lving seriously ill on a clean, white
cot in the Swedish Mission hospital,
Is Julia raumfaumfoci, a 21-year-old
Indian girl. She came to Omaha from
her reservation home to see Great
White Father Wilson. And Friday,
just at the time that President and
Mrs. Wilson steamed into the city
Julia was on an operating table, hav
ing ner appcnuiA rcmuvcu.
The girl was suddenly stricken dur
ing the electrical parade Wednes
day. Hospital authorities will not pre
dict her recovery."
Autoist Hits Woman
And Keeps On Going
When Mrs. H. Schultz, 120 North
Twenty-sixth street, was struck at
Eighteenth and farnam streets by an
auto the driver did not atop. She
was slightly bruised. John Miller,
South hide, fell ort a street car at
Fifteenth and Howard streets and
sustained bruises. Charles Shramek,
2902 North Twenty-fourth street, was
hurt slightly when struck by an auto
in front of his home.
Work Stops on Old People's
Home During Joslyn Funeral
During the funeral of George Jos
lyn yesterday, between the hours
of 2 and 3, work on the new Old
People's home building was suspend
ed out of respect to Mr. Joslyn's
memory. Mr. Joslyn gave the ground
tor the erection ot the new building.
Mrs. Edward Johnson of the Old
People s home board made this ar
rangement.
Persistent Advertising is the Road
to Success.
Children Again '
Admitted for Half
Price on Saturday
Saturday will be children's da)
again at the carnival grounds, when
the admission to the grounds and
to the show also, will be cut in half.
Samson has decided that nothing is
too good for the kiddies, and he will
see that they have the opportunity
to have a good time at the least pos
sible expense. Confetti was 'used on
the grounds yesterday for the first
time this year. The carnival spirit
came again on the run, and the day
was dubbed successful by the kmg'f
minions in charge of the gates.
Candidates Quizzed' .
As to How They Stand
"Do you favor the prohibitior.
amendment?"
"If you are elected to the legisla
ture will you work to maintain pres
ent prosperity and high license in
Omaha and Nebraska?"
These are a few of the questions
that will be asked candidates for thi
state senate and house of representa
tives by the Junior Pioneer league
meeting in the basement of the court
house Monday evening. It is said
already nineteen candidates have ap
peared for their quizzing and only
one has announced his determination '
to vote for the amendment The or
ganization, composed of sons of pio
neers who have been residents of
Omaha and Douglas county for
twenty-five years claims a member
ship of between 400 and 500.
The executive committee who
will quiz candidates is made up of
Robert Houghton, president; Alex
ander Beck, Charles T. Williams,
John Anderson, J. Fred Hunt, August
Cline, E. M. Alison, John Davies and
Joseph Kettnacher
Thief with Taste fqr ,
Good Silk Shows Fight
Frank Larson of Kansas City was
apprehended Thursdsy' while trying
to get away with $34 worth of silk,
which he had stolen from the Bran
deis stores. He was discovered by
Tom Quinlan, who, with the aid of
four clerks, managed to subdue him
for the police. He was sentenced to
ninety days when arraigned in police
court. . . ,
Funeral of Pioneer Woman
Held Thursday Morning
MRS. A. S. BROWN, years old.
residing at 181 Charles street, died
Tuesday of heart trouble. She had
been a resident ot umana since is7.
Funeral services were held from Hutss
& Hleornn' chanel Thursday mornlnit
at 10 o'clock, with Interment In West
Lawn cemetery. She is survived by
three children living In Omaha, Miss
Fanny Brown, Martin Brown and Mrs.
H. E. Rare, 1408 Webster street ,
BACK TO OLD FARM DANCES.
Quaint Memories of the "Choo-o-se
You'ur Psrt-ners for n Quad- ,
drllle" Days. i
Grandpa Tyler looked around, ' He
says: "Well, Si, whereVthem there
fiddlers o' yourn? Ain't it 'bout time
i,.., ..... ...,; n?"
iiiir i a,j iiil Mill ui i
. My father says, "I don't know, but (
We hear a great jingling of bells.
Johnny says, "I bet that's them." He
runs to the door. He says, "Yah, here
they come, sure's you're alive."
We hear them stamping and taking
off their things, and we hear my
brother taking the horses to the barn.
I hen they come in. Addie is witn
them. One of the fiddlers is her fa
ther. The other is a sort of cousin.
They have their fiddle boxes in their
hsnds. Their cheeks are red; they be
gin to warm their hands at the stove.
brandpa Tyler says: riey, Len,
what you got in that there box? A
baby?"
Everybody laughs. Some one al
ways says that, and they always
laugh.
Len plays first fiddle, and old Led
Icy plays second. They always play
together at dances. Len is younger.
He calls off while he plays.
Grandpa Tyler says: "Well, Len,
ain't it 'bout time to tune up? Seems
to me them fingers o yourn ort to be
limbered up by this time, ortn't they?"
Len says: Jes as you folks say.
Maybe 'tis time.' He ssys to old Led
ley, "All right, Ledley, s'posen' we go
up.
Prettv soon we hear them uo there
tuning uo. They pick the strings. We
can hear the pegs snap. Then we
near a lot oi Droaa stroaes on tne
two big strings and a lot of little
notes up and down on the little
strings. They are getting their fin
gers used to it:
Len calls out: A-a-all right, John
ny I Form onl"
Johnny jumps -up, and says so ev
erybody can hear all over the house,
"Choo-o-se you-u-ur partners for a
quadrille I"
(June a few go up. Johnny goes up,
too. Prettv soon we hear him call
again: "Four more couples wanted!
Form onr A few more go up, and
then Johnny calls, "One more couple
wanted."
They tune up a little more, and then
they stop and wait. Then Len raps
the back of the fiddle with his bow
and calls out: "Pla-a-ces alll" Every
body stands ready. Len calls, "A-a-all
dancel" and begins "The Campbells
Are Coming" Everybody begins to
tread up and down. Petty soon Len
calls, "Sa-lu-ute you-u-ur pardnersl"
Then everybody bows. The partners
bow to each other and then to the
rest. Then Len calls, "First couple
lead up to-o-o the right I"
They all looked good-natured 'and
happy. Their eyes sparkle. Thev do
a lot of different things. There is
right hand round, and left hand
round," and "do-see-do," and "alle-
mend left," and "grand right and kn't."
and "a-all sash-a-ay," and "promenade
all," and "swing your pardners," and
"cheat" .
. The music and the tread of the feet
make me feel warm and happy. I
wish I could dance, too. Everybody
is laughing and smiling. They like
Len's tunes and his calling off. Every
time they are through with a figure
they stand still a minute. They look
at one another and laugh. Then Len
begins a new tune. This time he
says, "Balance alll" instead of "All
dancel" but it means the same thing.
When they ars through with the
last figure, Len calls out, "Se-e-at
you-u-ur pardnersl" Then everybody
sits down on the benches. Grant
Showerman, in Century Magazine, u