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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER 14, 1916.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
. Apartments and House.
Apartment3L
FURNISHED or snfurnished apt. I. I
Harney, S3 up. Ernest Bwwt, D. H71
, Houses.
URNISHEP I -room house, all modern; near
car, " "" E'mi
FOR RENT HOUSES
West
IN DUNDEE.
Modern bungalow of large rooma and
aun porch at 4801 Dodge St. Preaent oc
cupant will enow this place at any tlm
642.60 per month.
BENSON MYERS CO..
434 Omaha Nat. Bk. Blag. Doug. T4t,
4OR RENT Six-room house, modern except
wj heat. Three-quarter basement. I00 Web-
modern houoe. Also 4-R. duplex, aioae
hXr?7 4 x.t Vaniam ditirtOl.
66-00- Phone Doug. 3-
North.
'''"IVdi" N." 24TH ST.. 6 rooms, strictly modorn.
J easily heated; $27.60.
4641 Seward 8u. a rooms; bungalow.
T iitl Caaa St., 10 rooms: arranged lor
:TP roomer or two families.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANT,
.t Si Anna Bids'.
t ylPr
ft?-ROOM HOUSE, 2827 Franklin, vacant
Nov, 17; pavea sireeii w .us x
nut 2t8.
FOR RENT or sale. 6-room bungalow, all
moaern. gooa u nw. vim - v.... ...
Harney 634
FOR RENT 6-room bungalow, all modern,
4 block to car. Phone Webster 1888.
4nm hurt No car (are to pay, 6-r. cottage.
Including water. 111. Call D. lift.
V i-ROOM brick, modern except heat, 116,
i Call Colfax 104.
nmNT ST. T-r.. conm.. modern, 196
T. F. Hall, W Ramge Bldg. Doug. HQ
iT&-Six-room. -604 N. 24th St. Wsb. 1177.
South.
"""T0i Georgia avenue. It rooms, modern.
o'lCEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
Dour 8711. 1018 Omaha Natl. Ben- Bids.
if-ROOM modern brick, hardwood fmlah.
1303 Park Av. Phono Harney 8H8.
8TRICTLT modorn l-room boUM, $25. Call
Harney 1811.
Miscellaneous;
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN ANY OP THB FOLLOWING
HOUSES AND COTTAGES ,
PARTLT JtOD-KW
4-R. S4M Maplo St
4-R. 3401 Parkor St
4-R. 1818 Cartor .Lake Blvd.
l-R 111 Martha St.'
. 8.08
30.00
14.00
1! SO
1-R. 018 North 43d St 1I0U
MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
l-R. 3804 Saratoga St. ,. 128.08
l-R. !S1I N. 87th St. (colored)... 18.00
-R. 223 S. tth St.
J-R. 131S Capitol Ave.
STRICTLY MODERN.
. sun, M Sfllh nt
13.80
38.00
si.ss
8-R, 1302 N.
(tin St. loniy io
April I.) f , ,
i.R. t8 Franklin St, l.t
l-R. 31 N. 20th St. (Choloo buna-
low. varase In roar) 32.10
t-R. 4112 Farnam St. 35.00
6- R. 1814 Laird St "00
J.R. 073 N. 27th Ave , 20.00
7- R. 2806 N,.llth St. 30.00
7-R. 4110 N. 20th St (Choloo de-
lached house with rarase In the
rear.) Reduced to 3M0
7-R. 4012 S 33d St 20.00
R. 3Mi Chance Bt.
l-R. 2201 N. 17th St 30.00
l-R. 1717 Park Ave. (Choice brick .
dwelllns. newly decorated tnatde
n.1 mit 1 12.10
l-R. 2603 Dewey Ave. (Good brick
dwelllns, very cloae In, well ar
. ranged for keeptnr roomers.) ... 41.00
-. FLATS. .,.
MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
l-R. 3111 N. 24th St. (2d floor).. 111.11
STRICTLY MODERN.
l-R. 203 8. 30th St 121.00
. PORTER A SHOTWELL.
202 S. 17th St. Doui. 6013.
WHAT HAVE YOU FOR RENT
in the way of four, five or six room
modern up-to-date apartments. Prefer
ence will be given to those In better
dUtrlcts of the city. Want to deal dlreot
with owners, no ajcrnts.
TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 1011.
The Bee carried
' 47,040 MORE PAID Want Ads first If,
" months of 1313 than same.perlod ltll.
This figure EXCEEDS THB COM
LINED GAIN of the other two Omr.Be
papers by OVER 20.000 PAID ADS, '
Reason: Better Results. Better Rates.
1303201 Cass 8 rooms, mod, fins yard,
816 846 S. 24th, 8 rooms, bath.
$16 624 N. S2d, 8 rooms, bath.
112.50 1654 N. 20th, 4 rooms, water paid.
$12.60 2221 California, 5 rooms. .
RINOWALT BROS., Brandels Thea. Big.
I-ROOM house, strictly mod $20.00
6-room flat strictly mod 22.00
.10-room flat, strictly mod 36 .00
TOI.AND & TRUMBULL, ;
448 Bee Bldg. Doug. 8707,'
HOUSES FOB KENT.
CRBIGH. SONS A CO
is bee Ri.rwi noun to.
1126 8. 31ST, with garage for I cars.
4110 North 88th St., I rooms, $12.
JOHN N. FRENZER. DOUGLAS 164.
FOR RENT Ap'ts and Flati
West.
R RENT Dundew five-room apartment.
wr ibb.flo. i
W. U UELBT ft SONS,
DOUGLAS 1610.
ST. CLARE. .
8 and 4-rro. apts.; 24th and Harney.
Harney 647. '
North.
1914 BURT 4 rooms, new, mod.; winter
8.6. gmgwalt Bros.. Brandels Thea. Bldg.
4-R. APT. Downtown. $18, Including water
ana gas range. 818 N. Zlst. D. 2161,
2-ROOM apt., modern. 2013 Chicago St.
South.
-ROOM modern flat, choice location. 1816
S, 2th St., $22.60, water free. Web. 816$
or Web. 2640.
MiscellaneouF.
126.00221 S. 80th St., 6-r... flat, all modern.
$7.601917 Clark fit., l-r. flat
m $86.00 S8 N, lltb St., $-r. flat
$27.60 1!30 Davenport St., 9-r., all mod.
135.00 6.'3 a 3.th St.. 6-r.. all modern
bungalow.
H. A" WOLF.
614 Ware Block. Douglas SORB.
FIVE-ROOM modern bungalow, ,on car line
and paved street. State Savings Loan
Aftsociatlon, Douglas 2448.
t-HOOM flat (or rent, $26 per month; olose
. In. Phone- .Doug. 162.
5 AND 4-RM. Apts., The Sterling.
Trust Co, D. 1161.
MOVING AND STORAGE
GORDON VAN CO.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Packing, storage and mov
Ing. 21 N. llth 8L Phone
Douglas 894.
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
' STORAGE CO.
Careiul attention given to orders for
moving, packing or storage. Office at Ray-
monu r urmiurw iu., inii ana Ibis Bow-
ara a. mono u, oozi.
BTt trt3T rtCW WiBtKDMTnn
Separaitt locket) rooms for household
i . ,"v'iui , H.uKUia- a i
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAOE CO.,
802 a 18th St . Douglas 4181.
si.is per nour.
Van and Storage Co., Moving, Packing.
Storage and shipping. Phone Doug. 1411.
T P PTT.TT.t ExpresandnMovIng
w. v. packing and storage.
no? rarnam t uougias 8246.
Globe Van and Storage Co"
For real moving service try n. Largs
$-horse padded vans. Storage, $1 month.
Satisfaction guaranteed. We move you
QUICKER, CHEAPER AND SAFER.
rnonf ryier iw or Douglas 4818.
, FIDELITY servkS FREE
Phone Douglas 888 for compute
list of vacant bouses and apart
SBsnta. Also for storage, moving.
- ttk and Jackson Sts.
Hor$ IJve Stock Vehicles
For Sale.
WORK team (or sale, cheap for cash. Call
South 1-61. J. L. HcKelman.
TWO horses. 1.200 and 1,300 lbs., aheap.
FOR RENT Bunneu PrVV
Store
STORK ROOM at i0T Farnam 81. T. F.
Hall. 431 Ram. P. 7408.
MODERN etore, 16th St., near postofflce;
low rent. G. F. Btebbina.
STORB room with four room In rear, 21 M
Cumin 8t. Phone Web. 136.,
Offices and Desk Room.
DESIRABLE studio location In Wead Bldg..
18th and Farnam, and in Baitings mag.,
10th and Farnam; rental reasonable.
F. D. WEAD, Wead Bldg.
DESIRABLE office rooms In the remodeled
Crounee block, 119 N. ICth Bt (opposite
poetof(lce), $10 to $18 per month. Conrad
Toung. 822 Brandels Theater. Doug. 1571.
OFFICE room (or rent, furnished or un-
furntihed, very cheap. Call Pout.
CHOICK ofllce space. Balrd Bid, 1 7th and
jjougiaa. Mccague inv, co.
MisceUaneous.
X HAVE a splendid barn (or rent In rear
or iiu n. Sfetn st. two largo roomy
stalls, room (or wagom or carriages, har
ness cjoset, electric lights, hay loft, etc
Only & per month to good tenant. Call
Harney 1204.
FOR RENT Office , and warehouse, space
with trackage. 914 Farnam Bt
WANTED TO RENT.
Unfurnished Houses and Plats.
WANTED LUtlng on cottages or houses to
rent or sell on easy payment., wave cus
tomers waiting. Inquire 411 Karbecn
Block. Douglas 8407. 1
GALLAGHER j NELSON
will look afler your rentals. 144 Brandsis
Bldg. Doug. 1321.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED Houses, stores and apartments
for our rental department. N. r. uoage a
Co.. Harney St at 16th. Telephone Doug.
821.
WANTED Dead storage space tor Ford car.
Will pay 18 per month. Douglas 8716;
Harney 1848 In evenings.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
DESIRABLE NEW HOME
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT
Owner wilt consider l-room cottage or
bungalow as part payment This Is a 7
room, 2 -story, modern home, having a
large living room, fireplace, attractive
dining room with built-in buffet, con
venient kitchen and 4 good bedrooms with
oak .finished floors; best of construction.
Price, $8,500. Easy terms.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Phone P. T6.. 802 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
We have for aal on vary eaay farms a
splendid residence at 1U N. 23d 8t This
house has eight rooms, all In (In eon
dltloa. The lot la 10x148. I' la In a very
desirable neighborhood and tho prlco la
tMM-tainly low.
ALFRED THOMAS. ' ;' ,
. $08 First National Bank rlldt
$260 CASH. $28.60 PER MO,, -will buy one
of the niftlent bungalows in town; 6-r. and
oath) strictly modern; oak finish; with a
number of special features; high-grade
iignttng ana plumbing nxturea: run ce
ment basement, furnace; dandy east front
lot: IK blocKs to car. Price only $3,100.
, Let us show you this bargain.
RASP BROS., Douglas 1858.
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT 8 -room. T
baths, nearly new; big discount, only
16,360. see it. iaa m. istn Ave.
Mil LINCOLN BLVDll-room louse.
strictly modern, with hot water beat
Douglaa 1818.
North.
VERT SPECIAL BARGAIN.
$3,250 Will buy modern home at 3588 Dav
enport St.; worth $8,000; - family Illness
reason for selling.
JOHN W. ROB BINS. 1803 FARNAM ST.
V NEW BUNGALOW.
A five-room, strictly modern bungalow,
with bath. It la finished In oak, up-to-date,
built-in features and lighting fu
ture.; full basement large attlo. Located
at 2021 North 26th Bt Prlct,-$3,16Q; aiy
terms. ,
NORRIS & NORRIS,
400 Bee Building. Phone Dnug. 42T0.
KOUNTZE PLACE restricted district rest.
dence for tale. A. V. Knleat, 161$ N. 18th.
FOR SALE 2 acres Improved. Col. 1646.
South.
FIVE ROOMS-NEW
' All modern in every detail; living and
dining room all oak finish, with built-in
bookcases: pantry with elaborate . cup
boards; Icebox room; full basement with
floor drain; shades;, alectiio fixture and
screens: an rum is bed. This is a real bar.
gain at $1,750; $600 cash, balance on
terms to suit. Others aak aa much as
8,260. Let us show you this weak,
TRAVER BROS..
10$ Omaha Nat. Bk. ' Doug, till
Evenings Weh 4.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
OWNER SATS MUST SELL.
1080 South 10th Ave., first-class l-room
house, modern, In excellent condition; hot
water heat: large garage for two care;
beautiful lot Want an offer. House a
anap at $0,600.
. D. V. SHOLES COMPANT,
816 City National Bank Bldg. Doug. 48.
HANSCOM ARK.
$200 DOWN AND $30 PER MO.
l-room, strictly modern bungalow. Io.
eated on south 2Sd street, ons-half block
from Hanscom park. Living room, dining
room and kitchen downstairs. 2 bedrooms
and bath upstairs. Full cement base
ment, hot water heat. If sold this week
will take 12,100.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
C37 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781.
MI7U7 A.urtiX UIIKT.AI CU
rr easy terms. 1210 S. 26th Are. Red 1811.
GET A HOME.
READ THE SIGN.
Hatlsoom Park, Field Club district.
.... o. aia or. u. . yokel.
Miscellaneous.
A PIECE OF GROUND, 60 FOOT FRONT
AliOi, 'Ot 1102. Wfi HAV Hr.Vfc.HAL
PIECES OF THIS SIZE THAT CAN BE
BOUGHT ON TERMS OF $2 CASH AND
61 1't.K WEEK. BOX 1121, OMABA
$1,500
S-ROOM COTTAGE.
All modern except heat; new maple
floors; good bam and chicken house; close
to car, school and stores. Tou should see
this, it look good. Easy terms.
SCOTT AND HILL CO., .
Doug. 100$. Ground Floor McCague Bldg.
""STOP THAT RENT -BICE
A new five-room cottage on large cor
ner lot 64x126: Just being started; mod
ern in every detail; oak floors; close In
and near West Farnam car line.
$2,360, $300 Down.
$26 Per Month.
Ready December 16th.
SHULER & CARY,
204 Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug. 6074.
i HOUSES WANTED.
WE HAVE BITTERS FOR HOMES
WORTH THE MONET IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY. LIST TOUR PROPERTY
WITH US FO RESULTS,
O'NEILL'S REAL ESTATE Ik INS. AONCT.
Brandels Theater Bldg. Tyler 1024.
INVESTMENTS, INSURANCE 6400 Income
on price, $2,600, being 3 houesg, 8 rooms
each, near high school and Crslgbton
college. Also I and 6-room bungalows,
$200 down, and two l-room, $3$ down,
balance monthly.
CHA8. E. WILLIAMSON CO.
NEW bungalow; also 81. and gardening,
your terms and price; Inv with $4C0, rent
3 rumpus flst cost $3.600). 8.6QS D 310J
FIVE rooms, new, oak finish, fully deco
rated, all modern, etc.. 32,160; 8200 cash,
balance monthly. Colfax 1621.
REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'pty
INCOME property near Ford plant 16th St.
uwnvr. narur ,,
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North.
AFTER looking at illNNE LUSA, 300 dif
ferent Duyere doomed tnat It waa me Deal
pronoitltlon on the market and they
berKed their judgment by buying lots.
IF YOU will come out today you will
understand why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
Tyler 117,
741 Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg. '
OWNER must M.I east front lot oa rut.
nolle Blvd., I. Clalrssoot Will sell at
oacrlSce prtc. tf take, at ooea Call
Pouglss 1711
South.
ACRES SOUTH.
lmprovwl and snlmproved In ess to
ten -acre tracts, on or near Bellow, ear
lloe. Best at school tactllllee
C B. COMBS,
Phoos Doui ltll 80s Brandels Thsatsr.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
START. TOUK HOME IN BBNSONI
' BUT THIS LOT.
I10.ll down and I1I.M per month: price
I2MS0: else loslll; located on Locust
St., between Clark and Bnrnham, not far
from school and ear Una. Oeo. ft Wright
Bee of(V'. Omaha.
Dundee.
DUNDEE BARGAINS.
' Have sightly lots and up.to-dats homes
for sale In the besutlful and restricted
additions of DUNDEE. HAPPY HOLLOW,
and KVANBTON; come and see me be
fore deciding elsewhere.
C. A. GRIMMEL, 148 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg.
FAIR ACRE LOTS.
We have nicked m 13 lota In one body
Just north of Falraeres that we can ssll
for $1,100.
This is a nn. investment ana win sursiy
grow Into big moosy fast.
HIATT COMPANY, -
346 Omaha Natl'l. Bank Bldg. Tyler 80
Florence.
NflfHAWAT haa I, 4, I, 10 and 136-aore
Impr. tracts for city property. Flo. 838,
South Side.
FOR SALE.
EU acres; 8-room house, chicken
bouse, barn, fruit trees, grapes,
on ear lino $4,000
I acres; l-room house, barn, fruit
trees, alfalfa t.800
8 acres; 4 -room house, barn, bear
Ing fruit trees and grapes, price. 3,800
8 acres; new i-room house 4,000
4H acres unimproved on ear line; t
rich soil. Just the place for
, gardening 1,100
J. H. KOPIETZ,
4788 South 24th St.
I-ROOM residence. South Side H tf: 480
cash bslenf $16 per mcMh Tnng 8331
REAL ESTATE Investments
v SEE US
. . ' " FOR ,
INVESTMENT1 AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY.
A. P. TUKET SON,
Phone Doug. 601. 1607-1 W. O. W. Bldg.
. - $40,000 ,
The best buy on Harney street, corner
lot, 70x120, close-In, with substantial Im
provements In good condition; rented at
$2,040 a year. 114,000 cash will hsndle;
balance 6 per oent, long time. This prop
erty will nil for $60,000 within a year,
GLOVER & SPAIN, ' . .
Douglas ! IH-$ City National;
FOR MALE.
Double brick fit. Louis flat, within lour
blocks of loth and Marnayi olose ini oar
gain pries).
CALKINS CO..
Douglas lilt. City National Baak.
Decrease.
INVESTMENT.
Corner, olos. In, two houses, annual
rent illo. pries, n,sio.
S. P. BOSTWICK SON.
300 Bee Bldg. Tyler 1608.
REAL ESTATE.
WM. COLFAX,
1H Keellne Bldg Dona. SITS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Real Estate, Land, Etc.
HALF section. Kimball Co., fine level land,
$17.60 per acre, clear, for modern Omaha
home. Dundee preferred.
Level quarter. - west of Huron, S. D
near R. R., clear, $30 per acre; for mod
ern Omaha home.
OEORGE Q, WALLACE,
814 Keellne Rldg. Omahs.
HAVE two 160-acre farms and one 80-acrs
farm, eastern Nebraska, to trade, lor city
property. f .
ARCHER REALTY CO..
680 Brandels Bldg.
4 HOUSES NEAR FORD PLANT.
Will exchange 4 good income properties,
close In, value $11,000. for vacant lots
or piece or land. t
EDWARD F. WILLIAMS CO.,
P. 480. 801 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
CANADA LANDS Have several clients who
will exchange lands In the U. a. for Can
ada; what have you to offer in either
country T oive legal numbers and good de
scription. B. Van Metre, Cedar Rapids, la.
TO exchange for ranch, new 43 flat court
building, rental $36,000, showing a net
Income of 8 per cent on fia&.ooo invest
ment. For details on this property aee C.
if. Antes. Lincoln, wen.
A 1 2-ROOM rooming" ho use for sale or x
change for equity In lots or house and lot
or good car; good location, can Doug'
las 6896 after 6 p. m.
TRADES TRADES TRADES.
Farms, Cattle, Ranches. New v Apart
ments, Flats, etc. abhott, 4 Patterson
Block.
FIRST-CLASS west Iowa farm to deal for
Nebraska or Colorado land.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
KEBLINE BLDG.
WANTED TO TRADE An 8-room modern
Lhousegn paved street and oar line. 161$
N. 3 ad at. for property In Sallna, Kan.
GOOD lot, desirable location, will take used
Ford as part payment Webster 42 46.
TO TRADE 400 acres In Polk county, Ne
braska, for Omaha property. 888 Bran
dies Bldg. Paul Sydow.
Ranch specialist, sell or trade ranches for
city property, a. n-rants, 1.7B Brandels Bldg.
WE have some good homes and rental prop
ertles for Neb. or la. land. ttdward F.
Williams Co.. Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate, Loang, Mortgages.
MORTGAGE FOR SALE,
31.600 at 6U per cent, due In f years.
optional; secured by first mortgage on
store building worm ft.ouv. ask ror par'
. titulars.
T. H. DUMONT & CO.,
413-18 Kesllne Bldg. Phone Doug. 610.
C1TT and farm loans promptly made. Rates,
' 6, 644 and I psr cent. Reasonable com
mlsttlou. f,
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.,
213 South 17 th, Omaha, Neb.
BORROW the money you need. Tou can
get It at once if your security Is good
Cost you 7 per oent, Including my commis
sion. Write or call today at once for
particulars., joins, ssi urandela Bldg.
umana, n.u, tvuuaiaa
TTkR "CfcTNT to I per cenTon best class olty
residences in amounts $3,000 up; also
farm loans, neasonaute commissions.
PUTEHS TRUST CO., 1822 Farnam St.
$2,000 MORTGAGE, bearing 1 por cent
soinl-ann,; secured by farm, 8 miles from
tttwn, valued at $6,900. Talmage-Loomln
Inv. co w. o. w, Bldg.
REAL ESTATE loans, per cent See
D. E. BUCK CO.,
$12 Omaha Nat Bank.
NO DELAY.
v, T. GRAHAM,
BEE BLDG.
OMAHA homes East Nebraska farms.
O'KEKFK REAL EBTATE CO.,
101$ Omaha Nat'l. Phone Doug. 2711.
FINANCIAL
"Real festatc. Loans, Mortgages.
FARM and city loans. 6-64 and I per cent.
H. Thomas. Keellne Bldg; uoug.. ie,.
11,600 UORTOAOK, besrlng H per rent
seml-ann.; sscured by farms, 3 miles trom
town, valued at 14,000. Talmadge-Loomie
Inv. Co.. W. O. W. Bldg.
(rr MONEY HARRISON 4 MORTON
DA 111 Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
MONET to loan on Improved farms and
ranches. We also buy good farm mort-
gagofc KloKo Inv. Co., Omaha.
DON'T PAT IN INSTALLMENTS.
PAT IN 1 1. 4 or I YKAHH, HKST PLAN.
SHOPRN m CO.. KKKLINB BLPO.
REAL ESTATE LOANS- WANTED.
THOS. L. McOARRT,
KK KLINE BLDG. ThlL. RED 4844.
6Ki;R CENT and 8 per cent money. Totand
ft Trumbull, 446 Bee Bldg. Douglas tiQ7,
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D, Wead.
wead Bldg., 16th and Farnam nta.
MONET on hand for city and
farm loans. H. W, Binder. City
National Bank Bldg.
GARVIN BROS.
341 Omaha
Nat'l Bank Bldg.
C1TT and farm loans, I, m. I per cent.
J. H. Dumont Co,, 411 Keellne wing.
Abstracts of Title.
Van Tf". Querent., and Aostreot Co.,
JVCIl 206 S. 17th St., around floor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co.
REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract ot-
Dol in Nebraska, sol Brandels Tneaier.
MONEY TO LOAN
FURNITURE, pianos, Ind. notes as security.
$40 a-mo h. n. gas., total cost -
$40 " Indorsed notes, total ooet, $3,80.
Smaller, larger am'ta, proportionate rata.
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIBTT,
Organised by Omaha Business Men,
481 Rose Bldg., Ulh and Farnam, Ty. 881.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED 4, 8 and 8 -roomed houses that
can be sold for $100 cash; balanoe 818
per month; give complete description first
letter
W FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1380 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 1084.
WB havo buyers for your property.
INTER -8TATH RRALTT CO..
821-86 City Nat'l Bldg. Doug. 8881.
WANTED Listings of real estate In Omaha
for sale, N. P. Dodge at Co., Harney Bt,
at 16th. Telerhone Doug. 633,
FOR SALES F, D. Wead. 810 S. 18th Bt
FARM AND RANCH "LANDS
Arkansas Lands.
FOR SALE 1.200 acres rich, alluvial Ar
kansas cotton bottom land, on drainage
ditch; grow anything; timber fair; 3
houses; $18 per acre; terms. Address L.
L. VanPervoort, Paragould, Ark.
Florida Lands.
PALM BEACH COUNTT
heads the poll for net profits from Its
truck farms and citrus groves, and Is
also elected the finest climate In the
world. For particulars and literature
apply
A. PARSON ft SON,
Phone Doug. 7848. 668 Brandels Bldg.
Iowa Lands. '
AT AUCTION1 T
Four good farms containing $0 acres
each, will be sold at Public Auction on
the farms, one mile east and 3ft miles
south of Langdon. Mo., on easy terms.
WEDNESDAT, NOV. 16TH, AT 1 P. M.
These farms are about 14 miles south
of Iowa state line are level and the best
black soil; all in cultivation and all In
winter wheat that go with farms; fair
Improvements. If you want one of. the
best producing farms lit the country at
your own price, don't fall to attend this
aale. The legal numbers are south half
of Se. 33. Town. 64, Range 41, Atchison
Co., Mo, These farms rent for 1-6 of
wheat and corn, delivered. For further
Information aee Frank Bobbltt, Langdon,
Ho., or Dowd Auction Co., 1121 W. O. W.
Bldg., Omaha, Neb,
JAMES L. DOWD,
Auctioneer.
FRANK BOBBITT. Owner.
PINE Iowa farms, close to Omaha, all slses.
priced right, pee us nrst w. t. amun
Co., 814 .city Nat l Sana Biqg.. umana.
Miaaouri Lands.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM $10 cash and $6
monthly; no Interest or taxes; highly pro
ductive land; close to 8 big markets.
Write for photographs and full Informa
tion. Mungar, A-11B, N. T. Life Build
Kansas City, Mo. r
Nebraska Lands.
AT AUCTION. : - '
1,800 ACRES OF NEB. LAND
to be sold at .
PUBLIC AUCTION.
SALE TAKES PLACE IN THB OFFICE
OF DOWD AUCTION CO,, 1136 W. O. W.
Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
TUESDAY. NOV. 14. at I P. U. SHARP.
Legal numbers, all of Section 8, Town
ship 18. Range 4a, Arthur county, ne
braska,, This section will be sold on terms
of $1 per acre cash, balance payable 60
cents per acre per year until paid ror.
Section No. 1, legal numbers ares west
half of east half, and wsst half of Sec
tion 1. and east halt of east half of Sec
tion 8. Township 18, Range 41, Garden
county, Nebraska. This section will be sold
on terms of $1 per acre cash and 76 cents
an acre per year tin paid for.
The above land Is cheap western land
Section No. 1 la pretty well Improved, and
some In cultivation on each section; It
will be sold to highest bidder on above
date, retard less of value.
For full Information regarding this land
call or address Dowd Auction Co., 1111
w. o. w. mag., umana, insd,
Remember the sale takes place In the
Dowd Auction Co. office, Tuesday, Nov.
' 14, at 3 P. m.
James L. Dowd, Auctioneer; IV W.
Morse, Owner. J"
A QUICK SALE BAROAIN.
400 acres In Logan county. Neb., fenced
and cross-fenced, fair Improvements, 80
acres under cultivation, 160 can be culti
vated, roat la grazing land. Write me for
price and terms. Joseph Michener, Coun
ell Bluffs, la.
660 ACRES. McPherson Co., rolling land.
Fine for sheep or cattle. Fine valleys tor
corn or grain, trice fie -acre. iong time.
Will trade stock indue
INTER-STATE REALTY CO.,
828 City Nat. Dldg. Doug. 8863.
I HAVE for sale 160 acres improved, eight
miles west on Dodge street, paved ad
joining Glaudt section on west. $200 psr
acre now; after January 1, price will be
$200 per acre. Good terms. Phone Har
ney 718. W. 8. Biaokwell, $618 Farnam
St., umana.
SMOOTH 80 near town, Johnson Co., Neb.
Reduced price for 10 days; possession
given. Iflasy terms.
STEWART,
816 S. Uth. '
FOR SALE Best large body high grade
medium priced land in Nebraska; very
utue money required, v. urauiey, wo
bach, Neb.
A HIGHLY Improved farm for grain rent
TO LA IN 1J THUMWULL,
Douglas 8707. 448 Bee Bldg.
CAN eell or exchange any lands you have to
offer. C. J. Uanan. McHague Bldg.
Texas Lands.
EAST TEXAS.
Call or write for my free book describ
ing good corn and alfalfa land In east
Texas for $2ft per acre.
W. 8. FRANK.
201 Neville Blk.
Wisconsin Lands.
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and gen
erai crop siate in in union, settlers
wanted; lands ror sale at low prices
easy terms; excellent landa - for stock
raising. Ask for booklet 86 on Wisconsin
Central Lana urant; state acres wanted.
If Interested In fruit lands, ask foi book
let on Apple Orchards. Address Land Com
missioner Soo Railway, Minneapolis, Minn.
FARM LAND WANTED
LEAftK on Nebraska ranch of from 3,000 to
6,000 Acrfl, wanted by experienced cattle
man. AO a reus uox 244, Rock Port, Mo.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
CANARY birds, beautiful trained singers:
German rollois, Just out of breeding room,
Hi .,Bv una fiv apiece. szs H. ,tn.
Harney smz.
DAMAGED WHEAT, $1.60 a hundred. A.
W. Wagner, 801 S. 18th.
ANGORA kittens, pedigreed and housebroke.
Walnut 1611.
AUTOMOBILES
W. M. CLEMENT MOTOR
COMPANY
1917 model Chalmers seven-
tassenger car, has been run
ess than 200 miles, equipped
with extra tire and tube. The
new price at any Chalmers
agency $1,413
My price on this car.. $1,165
This car was purchased new
a short time ago by a gentle
man who at that time had use
(or a seven-passenger car, but
owing to changed conditions
in his family decided that a
four-passenger car would bet
ter suit hun and ht traded his
Chalmers car in on a Scripps
Booth eight cylinder car, pay
ing me a difference of $60.
thus making the full price of
the Scripps- Booth car.
His loss on the Chalmers is
your gain of $250. .
Hurry if you want this profit, ,
W.M. CLEMENT ,
3301 Farnam St
WllXYSTOVERa
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
Phone D. 3338. 3041 Farnam St
21316 Overland, 6-pass.
2181$ Overland. 6-peas.
11814 Overland, 6-pass. -
Will Overland Roadstor.
11613 Hupp, 6 -puna. ,
1 1314 Ford, vl-paes.
These cars ara In flrst clsaa condition
and at prices of $186 and up. ,
Cars Demonstrated.
List furnished to out-of-town pur
chasers. Who's setting the pace now?
Tn the first ten months of lflt
. THE BEE gained 4T.340 Paid Ada.
EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of
the other, two Omaha paper for name
period by more than
10,000 PAID ADA.
Oood Results. Oood Rates. Good Service.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
1308 Farnam at. Douglas Ills.
1818 Stearns Knight 8, touring 31,400
1114 Hudson Six modal 64 318
1114 Hudson Coup. 160
1117 Maxwell Tour., brand new . , , 640
AUTO INSURANCE
Fire, Thsft and Liability at lowest rates.
KIIXT, ELLIS A THOMPSON,
311-14 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. Ills.
Douglas 161. 1311-11 rarnam Bt.
DON'T throw away old tires. Ws msfcs ons
nsw tlrs from two old ones and oav. you
II per c.nt. l-ln-1 Vulcanising Co., 1611
Davsnport Bt. Omaha, Neb. Douglas 1114.
WB will trad, you a asw Ford for your
oia ons,
INDUSTRIAL OAR AO 19 CO..
38th and Harn.y. Douglaa 8311.
CROSSTOWN OARAOB, 111 & 14th. D. 4443.
Farts for Hup "30." Flandsrs "30," Kis
sel Kar, Oldsmoblls, Appqraon. K, C.
truck, sto. ' l I
USED CARS AT REAL PRICES.
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
Douglaa 888. 1111-11 Farnam St.
CORD Urea for Fords, 80x8, 33.111 loifC
ii.li. awiebai Broa. D. 4iti. s.is rar
nam at.
S.O.S. MOTOR QO. 0,SSI;
3406 Leavenworth,
Used Care.
5-PASSENGER Overland, year and a hall1
old; will sell for $460, or trad for good
lot or land. Douglas 6767.
OUR REPAIR WORK WILL SATISFY TOU.
TELL BINKLET,
111! Harney 8t Doug. 1840.
FOR SALE Ford top for 6-passenger oar, "in
good- order, rnone walnut i.i.
1814 S-CYL. Mitchell touring car for sale
or trade. Roy Stranathan, Silver City, la.
Auto LWery and Oarages. ,
EXPERT auto repairing, "service car al
ways ready." Omaha Oarage, 101 Harney
at. Tyier bsb.
GARAGE for rent 3120 Sherman Ave. Web
ster 2846.
Auto Repairing and Painting.
-STROMBERG BRR',ICB STXflOK.
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS. 1608 Jackson Bt
Carburatora my specialty. Red 414 2.
$100 reward for magneto we can't repair,
colls repaired. Baysdorfer. 310 N. 18th.
NEB. Auto' Radiator Repair" Service, and
prices rignt, an a. inn at. v, 7iso.
I Automobiles (or Hire.
FORD for rent tou may drive It. I charge
by mile. Doug. 1883, Evenings. Tyler 1631.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
HARLET-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar
gains In used machines, Victor Roos. "The
motorcycle van," I7vi Mavenwortn,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Orchard Investment company to fctjml
Vancouwennergne ana wire, rorty
fnurth street, eighty feet South of
"O" street oast aide, 40x130, .$1,060
Carl A. cannon ana wire to tne
Omaha Country club, northeast
corner Fifty-fourth and . Arthur
streets, Benson, 130x184...... 1
Reserve Realty company to . Mary
Turner, Grand avenue, 130 feet aaet
of ' Forty-flrat street, north side,
80x116; Forty-first, strcst $3,6 feet
north of Grand avenue, east aide.
81.6x130 a 1
Hastings 4 Heyden to Mary Turner,
Nebraska avenue, 12$ feet east of
Forty-second street - north aids.
340x187, 1. $60
Emmet 9. Brumbaugh to Clinton A.
Pesch, Brown street, 436.6 feet
east of Thirtieth street, 42.6x186.. 1
F. J. McShane, Jr., sheriff, to Wll.
helmlna Herake, Ohio etreet, 180
feet west of Twenty-fourth street.
north side, 40x167..., 1,000
C. W. Calkins and wife to Mtnnle
M. Schonbom, Thirty-fifth avenue,
ninety-two feet north of Poppleton
avenue, east aide, 60x94 1
Annie Rowley Casey and husband to
Packers National bank, Thirty-third
' street, 160 feet south of Frances
street, east, side, 160x200 , 1
Omaha Coal Supply
Quite Adequate for
All Present Needs
So far as the coal situation was
concerned, the present cold spell
found Omaha in much better condi
tion than was expected. Had the
present cold snap come ten days ago
there would have been a coal famine
inside of twentv-four hours. Now.
however, the situation is quite diff
erent. .
Last week for some unknown rea
son, the car shortage became less
acute. A large number of cars were
released and they were hustled to the
mines to be loaded back, with the
result that Saturday and Sunday hun
dreds of cars loaded with coal were
pulled into the city. It is asserted
now that there is an ample supply
nt enal on hand, especially that for
domestic use. The only prospect of
a shortage is in steam coal, ot wnicn
a arse surplus is never laid In.
Since last Saturday the Missouri
Pscific has brought in 250 carloads
nf ens from Kansas and Missouri;
the Northwestern, Burlington. Illi
nois Central and Milwaukee, SUO car
Inarla from Illinois, and the. North.
western, Union Pacific-and Burling
ton more than 350 carloads trom
Wyoming and Colorado. It is con
tended tnat wirn tnis stoca on nana,
all fears nf a coal tamine nave been
disiipated for the time Being, at least.
W.ln Van. IJver It fL
' When your liver gets torpid and summon
n.,..r taks ur. Kins s new i.ire n no.
(You will feel better. Only lie. All drug
gists . Advertisement.
MORE JOHNSONS IN
OMAHA THAN SMITHS
,
Directory Showi Variety of
Common Names and Some
Not So Common.
ALSO HUGHES AND WILSON
By A. R. GROH.
There wss once family in Penn
sylvania named Burst. They had two
sons and a daughter whom they
named respectively John Will Burst.
Harvey Wood Burs, and Alice May
Burst. None of them ever did, how
ever.
What is the most common name
among Omaha people?
Nearly everybody would guess
Smith," of course.
After exhaustive researches in the
city directory I find that, while there
are many Smiths, there art more
Johnsons. The figures are: Smith,
720;. Johnson, 765.
These are estimated by counting
the number of Smiths in an inch and
then measuring the number of inches
covered by the Smith names in the
directory. i
Of the Smith tribe in Omaha, forty
seven are named John Smith and fif
teen Mary smith. ;
There are 255 Joneses,, including
seventeen John Joneses and four
Mary Joneses.
Hughes and Wilson.
There are 105 folks named Hughes.
including three named Charles
Hughes. There are 240 Wilsons, but
none named Woodrow, Not a single
Fairbanks is found in Omaha. There
are sixty Marshall!.
We have nineteen people named
Lincoln, but none named Abraham
Lincoln. We have thirty-one named
Washington, including two George
Washington!. ' i
Napoleon Washington Is one of our
Citizens. He combines more great
ness in his name than any other.
There are no people here surnamed
Napoleon, though there is one Bis
miirk. i,
We have people by the name of
Gold, Silver, Copper, Irons, Steele,
Brass and'Tinney. We have them
named Black, Blue, Green, Brown,
White.
You can see Mr, Dally daily or
weekly and vou can see Mr. Weeklv
daily or weekly. But there is no Mr.
Monthly or Mr. .early.
' Five Named Prajr.
We have twenty-five Bishops be
sides the Methodist, Catholic and
Episcopal bishops. 'Five people are
named Prav and eleven have the
name Church, i .
There are two citizens named Sun
day, but neither, is "Billy.
The first name in the door is AaDei
and the last is Zysk.
Some of them defy pronunciation
as, for Instance, Gsso and Gspri and
Wawrzymkiewicz. '
Even the Smiths and Johnsons are
outnumbered by the great "Mc" and
"Mac" clan. Twenty-four pages of
the directory, with an average of seventy-five
names on each page, are
devoted to the McDonalds. McCul-
loughs,. McCarthys, McCaffreys, Mc-
Csnns and so on aDout i.ouu aito
gether. :
tl. f-,'- rVu-.'- rlTrtH.
J flG U V.UIIIIOI., vrli:,l.. -
nells, O'Donnells, O'Gradys, O'-
Hearns, O Tooles, O'Neills, U Xearys,
O'Rileys and so on have a represen
tation of about 500.
The subject of names recalls also
the famous Hogg sisters who were
christened respectively Ima and Ufa.
Postmaster to Get '
Five Dollars for
Each New Soldier;
One man each year out of 1000 pop
ulation in the United States must take
up the life of a soldier if the United
States army is to be kept up to the
standard it has set itself,
The local army recruiting station
has received orders to open sub-stations
in a great many towns in Iowa
and Nebraska. A half dozen men
have just arrived from the Mexican
border to enter the recruiting service
in Iowa and Nebraska, and some ten
or a dozen more are to follow. The
War department has sent word here
that from fifteen to eighteen men' will
be sent to Omaha to be distributed
to the various recruiting stations to
be opened in both states.
The order is that the army shall
take in 100,000 recruits per year.
Postmasters are to figure in this
campaign for new soldiers. Postmas
ters in all second, third and fourth
class postoffices are to be paid $5 for
every soldier enlisted through their ef
forts or influence. It is quite natural
that young men in any locality seek
ing information about the United
States army should go to the post
master of their town, as he is about
the only federal official they know of
in the community. If that1 postmaster
succeeds in convincing the young man
that the army is a good place for
him, and this conference results in the
young man's enlistment, the post
master is given credit for $5,
L W. Carpenter May.
Leave School Board
Before leaving for an outing I. W.
Carpenter, member of the Board of
Education, confided to friends that
he is contemplating resigning from
the board at the close of this year.
He has made no official announce
ment of this, but it is expected that
when he returns to the city at the
end of next week he will make his
decision known.
Mr. Carpenter's term extends to the
close of 1918. Should this member
of the board decide to resign, it is be
lieved that John Bekins, defeated
member of , the recent "citizens'
ticket," wilt be chosen to fill the va
cancy. Kugel Wants to Reduce
Chauffeur's License Fee
Citv Commissioner Kugel will
recommend to the city council a re
duction of the annual chauffeur li
cense fee from $3 to $1. This year
1,384 permits were issued, the city re
ceiving $4,1... lhe original intention
of this license fee was to over ex
penses and we find that the $1 charge
will meet that demand," explained
Mr. Kugel.
COLDEST NOVEMBER
TOTHM RECORD
Thermometer Drops to 26 Be
low at Several Points in 1
Wyoming'.
IT MAT BE WASHER SOON
Old Man Winter has come down
from the northwest and is stalking
along into Nebraska. Although the
middle of November has not been
reached, real winter weather is the
rule all over the state, it being most
severe in the western and northwest
ern sections. It is the coldest Novem-
ber weather recorded since the weath
er bureau has been established.
According to the railroads, the
coldest spot in Nebraska Monday was
at Belmont, the Burlington's last sta
tion in this state on the line to- Bill,,
ings, The agent there telegraphed to
headquarters that at 7 o'clock the
thermometer registered 20 degrees be
low zero and that snow to the depth
of ten inches.'most tit which fell Sun
day, covered the ground.
At Sheridan, Wyo., according to the
Burlington's morning report, the tern- ,
perature was 26 degrees below aero
and considerable wind blowing.
Twelve inches of snow fell Sunday'
and Sunday night and this came on
top of eight inches that had fallen
Saturday.
Cold in Bute.
Through northern Nebraska the ,
railroads reported temperatures from
3 degrees below to 18 above scro. Ill
the central and eastern portions of the
state cro weather was common, with
temperatures running as high as M
degrees above. The temperature waa
lower in the southeast corner, in tna
weat It was zero to 10 above.
Along the Union Pacific through
Wyoming, the cold was a record for
this season oof the year, being 18 de
grees below at Cheyenne, 22 at Sher
man, 16 at L-ooKout ana i-aramic an.
14 at Rawlins. ,
There waa snow everywhere from
mountains in Nebraska, ranging from
one inch to ten and twelve inches in -
the western portion of the state.
Trains have been running during
the entire day, but most of -them
from one to three hours late. The
snoW has not been the cause of the
delay, but the engines were unable
to make steam and push along against
the strong wind.
Railroad men are predicting tnat
the storm and cold will cause consid
erable stock loss to the farmers and
ranchers. Their theory is that win- ,
ter, coming on so early and so sud
denly, owners of live stock have not
taken the necessary precaution, and
that tn a great number of instances
they have been so busy with their
crops that they have not provided
shelter for the animals. ;
Cold Wave Covert Weat
Washington, Nov. 13. A cold wave,
with temperatures at various places
lower than ever before recorded in
November, overspreads the region
west of the Mississippi river today
and will move eastward to the At
lantic coast. Sheridan, Wyo., re
ported the lowest temperature with
26 degrees below zero; Lander, Wyo.,
24 degrees below zero, and Cheyenne,
Wyo., Yellowstone National park and
Haver, Mont., 20 degrees below zero.
The intense cold reaches southward
into the interior of Texas. Weather
bureau officials today said the cold
wave perhaps would diminish tn in
tensity as it moved eastward.
Captain of Balloon .
School is Due Soon
Contain Charles DeFranee Chand-
Icr, who is to be in charge of the bal
loon school which is now to be es
tablished at Fort Omaha, is probably
at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., now on
his way to Omaha to take up hit
duties here,
Word hat been received that he,
left Washington for Omaha, but Col-V
onel G. S. Bingham of .the quarter-,
master's department in Omaha re-'
ceived word that Captain Chandler
would go by way of Fort Leaven
worth, and the request wat made that
Colenel Bingham hold the captain's
mail here in Omaha until he arrived.
Captain Chandler wat formerly sta
tioned at Fort Omaha when tne sig
nal corps wat located here.
It it estimated that tome 250 of
ficers and men will be attached to
the cost in Omaha when the balloon
school gets into operation. About
four months ot training will Be, re
quired in the officers' school. En
listed men will be kept longer. The
men will probably be trained here for
border service. !
Boy Bandits Steal
To Help Poor Polks
Lyle: Newman and Harry Brown,
906 North Fifteenth street, both 14
years old, have been, arrested for
breaking into the Capitol drug store.
Seventeenth and Capitol avenue; Ray
mond Robbins' grocery store at 614
North Sixteenth street, and a motion
picture theater near their home. What
little they got the youngsters sold
and turned over to their parents, who
are very poor. Each boy had been
working as a messenger, but with
winter coming on and numerous small
brothers and sister needing shoes,
they became burglars. Lyle's father
is a telegraph operator, but is not
living with his family, and Harry's
father is dead. Detectives Unger and
Brinkman made the arrest. After the
boys had confessed they were taken
by the juvenile authorities.
Grandmother's Medicine.
Our grandmothers were wise tn the
virtues of the herbs of the field. They
used to gather and store roots and
heibs and use them to cure the ail
ments of their families wormwood,
thoroughwort, sage, rue, camomile
the list might go on and on of the
healing plants with which they made
us familiar. ;
Now their gand-daughters get the
extracts from just such good old roots
and herbs, from the nearest druggist,
ready prepared for use. One such
medicine, which women find best for
their own ailments, is the well-known
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Advertisement .-..I''.
