THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1916.
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FOR RENT HOUSES
South.
'OS GocrrLi svanua. 1 rooms, raodsra,
S.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO-
Pour iTlt. 10H Omaha NatL Bank Bids.
FOB
Firs-room cot tale, 33t 3. 11th, (as.
water, toilet
HASTINGS HETDBN, Hit Har. Ty. U
Miscellaneous.
W HAVE WHAT TOU WANT,
HOUSES AND COTTAGES. '
PARTLY MODERN.
I-R. 0 Bsratofs St; (choice eottua,
triotly modern In every rsspoct ex
cept heat), reduced to M
STRICTLY MODERN.
S-R. in So. 44th St! ory choice oun
. salow, nrst-class rssldeuos dlatrlot)
, ,. .$36.90
-H tm No. nth 8t; (choice bunas-
low with tarae 131. M
l-H. (111 ramam St! (food detached
house In orst-elsss residence district)
., ....111. 90
T-R- MOS No. lth St; (Tory dealrable
detached bouss In flint-class reeldeooe
district) 130.90
I-R. Mil So. ltd St; (a ood brick
dwelling, close to the business cen
ts of South Omaha.... 121.00
I-R oil So. Hth St; (brand now brick
dwelling), close In 131.99
I-R. 1D4I Charles St; (with garage, bar-
Cain) 13109
t-K. 2601 Dewey Ave.; (good brick dwell
ing, very close In. well arranged for
keeping roomers) .141. 99
IT-ATS.
STRICTLY MODERN. '
I-R. 301 8c 30th 8t 121.00
1 HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR COM
PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING.
PORTER 4j SHOTWELL,
101 So. 17th St. Dong. 1911.
FOR RENT.
7 rooms, with steeping; porch and sun
room, mantel and grate, hardwood finish,
polished floors, tiled bath room and ev
ery convenience,- Including garage, excep
tionally fine view; qulst neighborhood,
- 119. - r
J. H. DtTMONT CO..
411-11 Koellae Bids. Phone Doug. 0.
The Boa emrrtsd
17,119 MORE PAID Want Ads first 19
months of 1019 than sam period Ills.
This figure EXCEEDS THE COM
BINED OAIN of the other two Omaha
oaoars by OVER 10.009 PAID ADS.
Bstter Results, Batter Hates.
-ROOM house, strictly mod...., 139.99
l-room flat strictly mod...,, 11.99
19-room flat, strictly mod ,. 11.09
TOLAND d TRUMBULL,
441 Bee Bldg. Doug. 1797.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
- CREIQH, SONS CO.
191 BEE BLDG. DOUG. Ms.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
Apartments and Houses.
Apartments. '
NEW .
' ' MELROSE
ONLY ONE LEFT
Which Is a 4-r. apt with built-in bed.
small dressing room and butlt-ln ehtf
' fouler; nicely decorated; good location;
' verv choice: oak and white enamel finish.
mirror doors, Individual porch, beautiful
lighting fixtures, curtain ana overurape
rods. Located on northwest corner 33d
' and California, right on direct car line to
city.
Will show apartment la oar, or Janitor
can show you tnrougn.
OMAHA'S LARGEST RENTAL AGENCY
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
1114 Harney. Tyler 19.
SPLENDID, NEW FURNISHED
TRAVERTON , ,
FIREPROOF.
24TH AND LAN DON COURT.
Catflrtnir to .people of refined tastes.
Aptrtment U completely equipped for
housekeeping: up to aate ana con.loru.nie.
v TRAVER BROS.,
Tel. Doug. 6886. 706 Omaha Nat. Bank.
. . Or Call Web. 483ft.
FURNISHED or unfnrnlafaed apt.. 2. '1
4 rooms; 24th and Parnam, or 26th and
H&rnejr, $89 up. Ernest Sweet. D. 1472.
FOR RENT Ap'ts and Fiats
West.
FOR RENT Dundee five-room apartment.
for .tf. -
W. L. BELBY '4 SONS. "
v DOUOLAS 1510.
North.
MOST modern; up-to-date brick flat In city.
Hot water heat, 2621 Caai St.: D. 691,
Utvrner JI0J. -.
South.
i.. REAJL, RENTAL BARGAIN.
4 nice large roomi, heated apartment,
603 8. ma. close in, warning aisiance,
This Include heat, water .and janitor
service. No car rare.. BiNAi' iza.uu aumi,
i D7. 60 win.
HASTINGS A HETDEN. 614 Har. Ty. 50.
fl-ROOM modern flat, choice location, 131
; 8. Ctth St., $22.60, water free. Web. 31 to
or Web. 2640. - -.
Miscellaneous
ARE YOU YOUR OWN JANITOR?
There's ne need to be. Rent a cosy flat
In .the ,
. '' CARLTLE.
626 South lftth Sti s .
- Four rooms and tile bath -on second
floor, the most desirable of all. Here you
have no car fare: $35 summer; $42.60
winter. -
THIS ROOT,
3 2d and Pacific Sta,
-Five rooms and tile bath, exceptional ly
large living room with fireplace, on- west
aide park car. lo n&t rate.
PAYNE & SLATER CO.,
611 Omaha Nat. Bldg. Dooglaa 1016.
M6.0U Ml & 10th St., b-r., flat. aU modem
17.691117 ClarK St, -r. flat
J 3 5.0 0411 N, 16th St., -r. flat,
$21.60 243t Davenport St. 8-i. all mod.
$36.00 6 8. lUh St- 6-r.. all modern
ftangaiorw.
H. A, WOJF,
614 Ware BVook. Douglas 804$,
SOMETHING DIFFERENT .
Living room, dining room with beam
ceiltnn on first floors three rood sized
. bAdrooms, v delightful sun room and fine
tile bath on aeoond floor; has never been
occupied, now wall paper, new gas stove,
new .refrigerator, everything spotlessly
clean. Heat and water furnished. $66
flat rate.
PAYNE & SLATER CO.,
616 Omaha r$at Bldg. Doug. 1014.
VERY DESIRABLE.
C-r. flat, strictly mod., and in a good
location, fine oondltlon, water paid, ONLY
923. SO.
HASTINGS A HEYDEN, 614 Har. Ty. 69.
ESTA BROOK Apartment, $26.
G. P. 8TEBBINS, 1610 Chicago.
ROOM flat for rent, $26 per month; close
In. Phone Doug. 162.
I AND 4-RM. Apts., The Sterling.
. Tract Co. D. 1161.
FOR RENT Buiinew Pr'p'ty
Stores
111 a 16th, basement; steam heat.. 130.00
SOT 8. 18th St; good brick.. '. 30.00
JOHN N. FRENZKR, Douglas 664.
STORE ROOM at 1807 Parnam, St, T. F.
Hall, 433 Ramga. D. 7406. "
MODERN store, 16th SL, near poatofflce;
low rent. Q. P. StebMna.
Offices and Desk Room.
DESIRABLE studio location In Wead Bldg.,
18th apd Farnam, and in Baldrige Bldg.,
20th and Farnam; rental reasonable, ,
( F. D. WEAD. Wead Bldg.
DESIRABLE office rooms In the remodeled
Cronnse block. 111 N. IStb St (opposite
postoffice), $10 to $16 per month. Conrad
Young, 322 Brandela Theater. Dong. 1671.
CHOICE office space. Baird Bldg., 17th and
Douglas. McCague Inv, Co,
WANTED TO RENT.
Unfurnished Houses and Flats.
WHAT have you for rent In the way
a of four, five and six-room modern
up-to-date apartments? Prefer
ence will be given to those in bet
ter districts .of the ctfy. Want to
deal direct with ojmers. No
J agents. Telephone Douglas 1016.
WANTED Listing on cottages or nouses to
rent or tell on easy payments. Have eus-
- tomers waiting. Inquira 411 Karbaob
Block. Douglas $407.
GALLAGHER A NELSON
will look after your rentals. 144 Brandels
Bldg. Doug.. Ull.
REAL ESTATE B'new Pr'pty
INCOME property near Ford plant. 16th St
Owner, Harney 3364. .
MOVING AND STORAGE
GORDON VAN CO.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Packing, atarsge and mov
ing, ill N. 11th BC Phone
Douslaa 194.
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE CO.
Careral attention given to orders to,
moving, packing or storage. Offlcs at Ray
mond Furniture Co., 1611 and 1111 How
ard St. Phone D. HU.
' FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving; packing and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.. ,
I9 S. llth St Douglas 4141.
Globe Van and Storage Co.
For real moving semes try us. Largs
f-horss padded vans. Storage, II month.
Satisfaction guaranteed. We move you
QUICKER, CHEAPER AND SAFER.
Phono Tyler 210 or Douglas 4211.
FIDELITY FREE
Phone Dong Las 266 for complete
list of vacant houses and apart
ments. Also for storage, moving.
lth and Jackson nta.
Maggard- . TlmBT
Storage and shipping. Phone Doug. 14-
T P PTTFn Express and Moving.
packing and storage.
HOT rarnam St
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
DESIRABLE NEW HOME
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT
Owner will consider 6-room cottage or
bungalow as part payment. Thts Is a 7
room, 1 -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 ooors; beat of construction.
Price $6,500. Easy terms,
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Phone D. 761. 192 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
' w have for sala on very easy terms a
splendid residence at 111 N. lid St. This
bouss has sight rooms, all In fins con
dition. The lot Is 10x141. I' is In a very
' deslrabls neighborhood and the pries Is
certainly low. .
ALFRED THOMAS. .
101 First Nstlonsl Bsnk Bldg.
DANDY NEW STUCCO HOUSE
4304 DODGE STREET.
Brand new six-room home, beautifully
deoorated, strictly modern In every detail,
oak finish downstairs, white enamel up;
oak floors throughout! choice south front;
paving all paid. Price 4,800. Terms to
suit.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.,
701-2 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Douglas 1474.
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT l-room, I
baths, nearly new; big discount, only
11.119. See It. IZ8 w. tn avs.
till LINCOLN BLVD 11 -room bouss,
strictly modern, with hoi water usal
Douglas Ull.
North.
' v 2706 Dorcas Street v
Only $225 Cash, Bal. $18 per mo.
Price, $2,100
' A brand new gas range goes with this
fine 4 -room home. Thts house only been
built 4 years and In the finest condition.
Tit. full cemented basement, electric
lights, gas, toilet, "cement walks around
house; chicken house and large chicken
yard, fenced tight. CalJ Tyler 6W ana
ask for Mr. Giesmg. '
Hastings & Heyden,
in Harrey at.
"COTTAGE BARGAIN
2622 Bristol St. v -6-r.$2,400
-
: This house has rooms on first fleor
and 1 room finished in attic: is rooaern.
.nnnt f nin. v Liot 40x184, oaved street
niar car line and school. Can be han
lii. nn I60 cash, balance $20 a month.
This Is a good chance to get a home and
I' stop paying rent. it us snow it 10 you.
' . Porter & Shotwell,
Bole Agents, '
2ft2 So- 17th St. Phone D. 613.
A brartd new. 5 -room house, all on one
flnnr and modern, with guaranteed furnace,
will be sold at a sacrifice for $2,160, The
monthly payments are small. The neigh
borhood is the best. It will pay you to see
this place before laying In coal. Call Doug.
3628.. ' '
ONLY $100 CASH, $15 MONTHLY,
(NORTH.)
Can sell you a nice little cottage, either
a' a nome or an investment.. . a goon
rooms, nice lot, with paving paid.
EDWARD F. WILLIAMS CO.,
p 420. $01 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg,
ONLY u.m -
B rooms, all modern but heat, with a
big lot, 60x136, on which are shade and
fruit trees. This place la not far from the
car, le close to stores and schools and can
be bought ror zu per men in. jau uoug.
3628. h '
VERY SPECIAL BARGAIN.
t&. 3 GO Will bay modern home at 2638 Dav
enport St.; worth $3,000; family Illness
reanon ror selling.
JOHN W. ROB BINS. 1R0S FARNAM ST.
NEW BUNGALOW.
A five-room, strictly modern bungalow,
with bath. It la finished In oak, up-to-date,
built-in features and lighting fix
tures; full basement, large attic. Located
at 1923 North 24th St Price, $8,160; easy
terras.
NORRIS & NORRIS. '
400 Bee Building. Phone Doug. 4271.
KOUKTZK PLACE restricted district resi
dence for sale. A V. Knieet, 8616 N. 18th.
FOR SALE 3 acres Improved. Col. 1646.
South.
WALKING-DISTANCE TO
DEPOTS AND WHOLESALE
- DISTRICT.
1315 South 8th St; 7 rooms, strictly
modern, built about 4 yea-re; lot 60x120
' feet; paved street, paring all paid; two
blocks from Farnam car. Price reduced
$800. .
Anyone wanting a home conveniently
located to the depots and wholesale dis
trict and close to good oar line can buy
one of the beet bargains offered at thin
time. Party leaving the city and wants
to sell at once,
' HIATT COMPANY, '
248 Omaha National Bank. Tyler 60.
NEW 6-ROOM BUNGALOW
Very essr terms. 1210 R. llth Avs. Red nil.
. Miscellaneous.
$1,500
' ' 5-ROOM COTTAGE.
All modern exceDt heat: new manle
floors; good barn and .chicken house; close
to car, school and stores. Tou should see
mis, it looks good. Easy terms.
; SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
Doug,. 100. Ground Floor McCague Bldg.
LIVING ROOM. 12x18.
Brand new, strictly madern. up-to-date
bungalow, 6 large living- rooms, mostly
nnisnea in oaa; east iront lot. 2 bike,
to car; aek to see this. Price only $3,260,
-jerro or 101 laaeu as urst payment.
' f : , -,y RASP BROS.,
106 McCague Bldg. Doug. 166;;.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Miscellaneous.
HOUSES WANTl'D.
WB HAVE BUT ERS FOR HOMES
WORTH THE HONET IN AI.L PARTS
OK THE CITY. LIST TOUR PROPERTT
WITH US FO RESULTS.
O'NEILL'S REAL ESTATE INa AOrtCT..
Brandela Theater Bldg. Tyler 1914.
INVESTMENTS. INSURANCE 1409 Inoome
on price, 12,109, being I houses. rooms
each, near high school and Crelghton
college; Also I and 6-room bungalows,
1100 down, and two l-room. III down,
baianoo monthly.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.
NEW bungalow; also l-t. and gardening:
your terms sna prloe; inv. witn ttce, rent.
I houses (fist cost 11.100). K.I0S. D. 111!
FIVE rooms, new, oak finish, fully deoo
rawit an mtrasirn, viu.. wh
balance monthly. Colfax lUl.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West
WEST FARNAM
LOT BARGAIN. "
Nice lying west front lot on 14th St.,
between Dodge and Davenport, 48x1 jri.
One of the cheapest lots In. this part of
town. Block and a half to Farnam car
and Presbyterian church. $1,360, subject
to paving. .
D. V. ' SHOLES CO.,
16 City NatL Bank Bldg. Doug. i.
LARGE 60-FOOT LOTS
$100 to $166.
ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.
One block to car line; newly pa
street by the property; In city limits.
REAL BARGAINS
SHULER A CARY,
r 204 Xeellne Bldg.
Phone D. 6074.
North.
AFTER looking at M1NNB LUSA, 800 dif
ferent buyers aeciaeu mat it was me nest
proposition on the market and they
backed their judgment by buying lots.
IF YOU will come out today you will
understand why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO..
Tyler 167,
742 Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg.'
OWNER must se.l east front lot on Fonte-
nelle Blvd.. m Clatrmont Will sell at
acrlftoe pries If taken at once. Call
Douglas IK1 :
South.
ACRES SOUTH.
' Improved and unimproved In ons to
ten-acre tracts, on or near Belle vue oar
line. Best of school facilities.
C. R. COMBS, .
Phooe Doug. 3J16. 801 Brandels Theater.
Miscellaneous.
VACANT LOTS,
MR. BUILDKR. READ THIS:"
.- M0ST SETTLE ESTATE.
W have luet listed 15 flret-cless lots
that can be sold for 76 per cent of the
actual value.
S 44-foot lots on corner of Boul
evard and Maaon St., facing the
, Boulevard, that can be sold for $900
each.
S lots cn 36th Ave. and Maaon, 43
foot frontnge, $1,100 apiece,
r s lots at SOth and Vinton. Hake
us an offer.
1 corner lot, northeast corner of
Sth and Castelar SU., $1,100.
We will submit any reasonable offer on
any or all of these lots. These lots Can
only be .handled for strictly cash, but
owner Is willing to discount considerably
for the cash.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COIiPANY,
637 OMAHA NaT. BK- BLDQ P. 1781.
.- 60-FT: lot, m. i
Fine Jots to Belert from, $1 cash, 60o a
week,. . Box Bee, .
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
Suburban Home'
. For Sale -
Thin nronertv le located In the north.
west sart of city and fanes east on the
.Omahi Country clubl- BJCQund. 2218. North-
66 la at. t;onsiai8 oi lu-room moucm
house, heated by hot water; has electric
lights and city water, Occupies a whole
block of ground containing 26 lota. An
abundance of beautiful trees, shrubbery
and fruit; barn, chicken houses, etc.
Street paved and near' nchoot and car
line. Thi is worttt investigating, unbred
at low price of $16,000; half cash, balance
on time.
Porter &' Shotwell,
Solii "Agents,
202 So.' 17th St
Doug. ' 501.:,.
START TOTJR HOME IN BENSON!
.mrr. itn ifl tffl.
$l(t.oi down snd $10,611 per month; prloe
$200.00; site 60il2g; located on Locnst
St., between Clark and Burn bam, not far
from school and car Una. Geo. R Wright
Re otfke. Omaha.
Dundee.
DUNDEE BARGAINS.
Have sightly lots and up-to-date homes
for sale In the beautiful and restricted
additions of DUNDEE, HAPPY HOLLOW,
and EVANSTON; corns and see me be
fore deciding elsewhere.
C. A GRIMMEL, 84$ Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Florence
NE THAW AY has S. 4. I, 20 and 186-aore
Impr. tracts for city property. Flo. 321.
South Side.
6-ROOM residence. South Side. II. HOI; to
balance 616 per womb, pong. 1 116.
Miscellaneous.
SUBURBAN ACRES FOR SALE
A 32-acre tract In Ralston, adjoining
Seymour Lake Country Club; level garden
land. - Will sell the entire tract at a bar-
' gain or In 2-acre tracts as many as are
wanted, on easy monthly payments.
AMERICAN SECURITY CO.,
17th andJ5ouglas sts. Phone Eg. 601?,.
REAL ESTATE Investments
Douglas Street
j $20,000v ; ':
Just west of 20th. Oood brick improve
ments that wlU carry the investment.
Glover & Spain,
Douglas 1161.
11-10 City National.
SEE US
FOR
INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY.
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
Phone Doug. 108. ' U07-I W. O. W. Bldg.
FOR ttALR.
Doubts brick St Louis flat, within fou.
blocks of llth and Harnsy; closs la; bar
gain pries.
TALKINS as CO..
Douglss llll. City National Bang.
'Decrease.
INVESTMENT.
Comer, clnso In, two houses, annual
rent 1720. Price, 15,100.
a P BOBTWICK SON,
100 Bss Bldg. Tylsr 1601,
REAL E8TA1 E.
TO, COLFAX. ,
7,1 Kesllns Bldg Doug. II7S
Persistence Is the Cardinal Virtue
in Advertising.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED 4. i and roomed houses the.
can be sold for fioo cash; balanoe fit
per month; five complete description 0rst
letter.
W FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1120 Parnam. Tel. Doug. 1064.
WE have buyers for your property. .
INTKR-8TATB REALTY CO.. V
92B-30 City Nat'l Bldg. Doug, BH7.
LIST yoiif property for results with
USBOHNH RKALTYO.. Douglns H74.
yOR SALESrF D. Wend, 810S. 'lkth StT
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Real Estate, Lands, Etc
HALF section. Kimball Co., fine level land.
$17.60 per acre, clear, for modern Omaha
home. Dundee preferred.
Level Quarter, west of Huron. 8. D,,
near R. R., clear, $30 per acre; for mod
ern Omaha home.
OBOROK Q. WALLACE,
114 Keeline Bldg. Omaha.
HAVE two 160-acre farms and one 80 -acre
farm, eaatern Nebraska, to trad tor city
property.
ARCHER REALTY CO.,
Brandeis Bldg.
TO exchange for ranch, new 4S fiat cerT
building, rental $26,000, ahnwlng a net
Income of 6 per cent on $136,000 Invest
ment. For details on this property sea C.
K. Antes, Lincoln, Neb.
L 12-ROOM rooming house for sale or ex-1
change for equity In lots or house and lot
or good oar, good location. Call Doug
las 6666 after p. ra.
TRADESTRADES TRADES.
Farms. Cattle, Ranches. New Apart
ments, Flats, etc.. ABBOTT, 4 Patterson
Block.
FIRST-CLASS west Iowa farm to deal for
Nebraska or Colorado land.
- THOMAS CAMPBELL,
KB-SLINU) BLDG.
yn have some good homes and rental prop
erties tor neo. or la. .ana. ivawira r.
Williams Co., Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
TO TRADE 100 sores In Polk county, Ne
braska, for Omaha property. Ill Bran,
dies Bldg. Paul Sydow. ,
Ranch specialist, sell or trade ranches for
city property. K. Fran la, . Branaeia Hiog.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 4-rootn houee and
good barn. 26S0 S. 12th. Tyler 3570-w.
GOOD let desirable location, will take used
Ford as part payment. Webster sis.
MONEY TO LOAN
FURNITURE, pianos, tnd. notes as security.
140 l-mo H. H. gds., total coot, IJ St.
140 " Indorsed botes, totsl oost. 11,10.
Smaller, larger am'ts, proportionals rsts,
PROV1DBNT LOAN SOCIklTT,
Orgsnlsod by Omaha Business Msn. '
III Ross Bldg., lttk and Tamam. Ty. Ill,
FINANCIAL
Real Estate, Loans, Mortgages.
CITT and farm loans prompy made. Rates,
v. auu . yo uvu,, amwwi.i, www
missloo.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO..
J13 South l'thi Omaha. Neb. '
6 PKR CENT to 6 pr uo.it uu host class city
residences in amounts up ; also
farm loans. Reasonable Commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO., USi Farnam St.
11,500 MORTGAGE, bearing 6 per cent
semt-ann. : secuiea ny iarm. i mues irom
town: valued ai M.OOO. Talma ge-Loomla
Tnv. Co W. O. W. Bldg.
R&AL
ESTATE loans. 6
per
oent. , 0ee
D. B. BUCK 4 CO.,
12 Omaha Natf Bank.
NO U13LAY, ,
I. T. URAHAM.
Ei-:B BLiU.
OMAHA homes East Nebraska farma
O KHEFE RUAX. B8TATBJ CO,,
1016 Omaha Nat'l. Phono Doug. 716.
FARM and city loans, 6-6 "A and 6 uer oent.
W. H. Thomas, Keeune Biag, uoug.. ie.
etl WON EY HARRISON 4 MORTON
O 916 Omaha Nat'l, Bank Bldg.
MONEY to loan on improved farms and
ranches. Wo also buy) good farm mort-
gages. Kloke Inv. co,, umana.
DON'T PAY IN INSTALLMENTS.
PAY IN 3. I, 4 or I YEARS, BUST PLAN.
8HOPEN A CO.. KKBLtNtfl HLJJU.
REAL BSTATB LOANS WANTED.
THOS. L; McGARRY,
KEELINE BLDG. TEL. RED 4m.
5 PER CENT and 8 per cent money. Toland
& Trumbull. 448 Bee fliag. uougias b.pt.
1100 to fiO.OOO made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., leth ana rarnam nts. .
MONEY on hand for city
farm loans. H. W, Binder,
and
City
National Bank Bldg.
GARVIN BROS.
34S Omaha
Nst'l Bant Bldg.
CITT and farm, loans. I. 1, I per cent
J,, H. Dument & Co., Ill Keellns Bldg.
Abstracts of Title.
XT aw Tide, Guarantee and Abstract Co..
XVCIJ JOS S. 17th St.. ground floor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co.
RKEO ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract ot
floe In Nebraska. 101 Brandels Theater. 1
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Florida Lands.
. PALM BEACH COUNTY
heads the poll for net profits from Its
truck farms and cttrus groves, snd Is
also elected the finest climate In the
world. For particulars and lltsraturs
apply r
A. PARSON SON,
Fhons Doug, 71.6. Ibl Brajidals Bldg.
Iowa Lands.
' 225-Acre
Iowa Farm
14 Miles North of
Council BluffsLevel Rich Land
14 Mile from Station.
Every foot of this land can be tilled.
New house, new corn enn and granary;
other buildings fair. Thts land lies eat
of the big drainage ditch that prevents
any of the land being wet. Some alfalfa,
hay and pasture.
OWNERS SAY TO SELL
AT ONCE. .
Anyone desiring to purchase a farm
close to Omaha and Council Bluffs, where
you can market your products at the
highest prices, should Investigate this
farm at once. We will gladly take any
one In our automobile to see It . and know
the price that we are offering this farm
at will sell It. For further Information
or terms, call or write us.
Hastings & Heyden,
UU Harney St. AW Phones Tyler B0.
FINE Iowa farms, close to Omaha, all slzea.
priced right. See us first. W. T. Smith
Co.. 914 City Nat'l Bank Bldg., Omaha.
Missouri Lands.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM 110 cuh and IS
monthly; no Interest or taxes; highly pro
ductive land ; clone to 3 big markets.
Write for photographs and full Informa
tion. Muni or, A-llf. N. 1. Life Build
- Kansas City, Mo.
Nebraska Lands.
10 ACRES
NORTHWEST OF BENSON.
Within one-half mile of paved road;
fine laying land. Has 3 acres In raspber
ries, 6 acres In alfalfa, 2 acres cultivated,
Will sell for 1400 per acre on very easy
terms,
HA8TINOS A HttVDEN,
Ml 4 Harney Street.
A QUICK BALK BARGAIN.
400 acres In Logan county. Neb., fenced
and oross-fenced, fair Improvement, 8U
acres under cultivation. 160 can be culti
vated, rest Is g rasing land. Write mo for
price and terms. Joseph Mlchener, Coun
cil Bluffs, la.
ACRUH, well Improved, two blocks
high school, Tecumseh, Neb, Stewart, 216
M, 17th Ht,
A HIGI1LV Improvud farm for grain rent.
TOLAND & TRUMBULL.
Douglas 67G-7. 4S Bee Bldg.
CAN sell or exchange any lands you have to
offer. C. J, Canan. McCague Bldg.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Texas Lands.
EAST TEXAS.
Call or write for my free book describ
ing good corn and alfalfa land In east
Texas for $86 per acre.
W. S. FRANK.
21 Neville Bik.
Wisconsin Lands,
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and gen
eral rrop state In the unton. Battler
wanted: lands for sale at low prices oi
easy terms: excellent lands for stock
raising. Ask for booklet 3t on Wisconsin
Central Laud Urantt-atate htm wanted.
If Interested In fruit lands, ask for book
let on Apple Orchards. Addreae Land Com
tntesloner Soo Railway. Minneapolis, Minn.
Wyomini Lands.
SMALL InVMtora wiU .or printed matter;
prlvps and terms on Wyoming on isnu
lets; warranty deed to all lots. McKlb
bin. Aft.. Box IS, Fort Morgan, Colo.
FARM LAND WANTED
LEA8B on Nebraska ranch of from MOO to
1,000 acres, wanted by experienced eattie
man. Address Box 144, Rock Port, Mo.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
For Sale.
FOR RALE One black home, vtands about
$ hand, weight about i.2no ids. j.oom
Wlles Biscuit Co., llth and Davenport Bts.
YOUNG gray team for sale cheap If taken
at onoe. call sam jsooie, uoug. eive.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
FOR SALE Six thoroughbred bull terrier
puppies, one female. Bargain at fit eacb.
Call Harney 1404 evenings;
FOR SALE Handitome male French poodle;
fond of children; 126. Call Harney 144
evenings.
DAMAGED WHEAT, 11.60
a hundred. A,
W. Wagner, lot N. ina.
AUTOMOBILlS '
wiixyverUnd inc.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
Phone D. till. T Farnam St
B If IS Overland, tpass.
J 11$ Overland, lpass.
1 114 Overland, t-paas.
- 11117 Overland Roadster.
11111 Hupp, 6-pass. .
1 1S14 Ford, l-pasa.
These cars are tn Brst class condition
and at prices of 1131 and up.
Curs Demonstrated,
List furnished to out-of-town pur-
c hstHflrs.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
!80 Parnam at.
1tl6 Stearns-Knight
191 Steams-Knight
IflU Maxwell Tour,
llll Moon Tour. ...
Douglas 1310.
"I" Tour.,,,. 11.100
"4" Taur l.J.t-
$ 850
1.060
Who's saUvrg ths par nowt
In the first en months of lflt
THE BEE arsined 47,040 Paid Ada.
EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of
the other two Oman paper tor ami
period by more than
. 10,000 PAID ADS.
Good Results. Good Rati Good Service.
' AUTO INSURANCE
Fire, Theft and Liability at lowest rates.
KILLY, ELLIS ft THOMPSON,
111,-14 City Net. Bk. Bldg. Doug. lilt.
Douglas 8 61. SaiO-18 Farnam St.
DON'T throw away old Urea. We make one
new tire from two old ones and save you
80 per cent. 1-ln-l Vulcanising Co., lftll
Davenport fit., Omaha. Neb. Douglas tt II.
WB will trad you a new Ford for your
ola one. t
INDUSTRIAL OARAOK CO..
SOth and Harney. Douglas MM.
CRORSTOWN GARAGE. Sift S. X4th. D. I44S.
Parts for Hup "SO," Flanders "10," Kis
sel Xar, Oldsmobll, Apperson, L 11. C.
truck, tc,
USED CARS AT REAL PRICES.
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
Pouglig III. 1111-11 Farnam Bt
CORD tires for Fords, llxl, M.ll; Ivsltt.
11.11. Kwlsbsl Bras. D. 4ITI. llll Far
nam 8t,
S-O-STSOTORCO. oKSSS
1401 Leavenworth. Used Csrs.
OUB REPAIR WORK WILL SATISFT TOUT
TKI.L m BINKLBT,
till Karnsy St. Doug. 1141.
FOR BALD My nearly new Franklin ear,
Fhone Webster Ibi,
Auto Lhrery and Garages.
EntPERT snta rsDalrtng. "service car al
ways ready." Omaha Claras,, llll Haro.r
BL Tylsr lbs. -
Anto Repairing and Painting.
STROMBKRO BERVICB STATION,
OBOROa W. WILLIAMS, 1101 Jackson Bt
Carburetors my specialty. Red 4141,
1100 reward for magneto we can't repair.
Colls repaired. Bayadorfer, 111 N. llth.
NEB. Aoto Radiator Repair service, and
prices right 111 B. llth St D. TIH.
Automobiles for Hire.
FORD for rent. Tou' may drive It k charge
br mil. Doug. 32S. Bvaninge, Tyler U3i.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
H ABLET-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar-
gains in used machines. Victor Boos, "The
Uotorcrcle Man." 3701 Leavanworta.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Ernest O. Bugh el al. to Harold
w nr&ham. Fourteenth atreeL 11
feet south of Pacific street, filzl.M.f 1
Arnold T. Avers and wife to Peal A.
Welshana Thirty-first street, 44 (
fnnt Mouth of Jackson street, eaat .
side, 601?,.. I 1
The McCague Investment company to
M. C. Peters Mill company. Commer
cial street. 160 feet south ot C
street, east aide, MxHO 400
Beery B. Price and wife to Dora L.
Mamey. southeast corner Forty-
ninth and Nicholas streets, 48x1 2. . 10
Ellen C. Tyler and husband et al. to
Joseph L. Duffy, southeast corner
Twenty-third and Case streets, ?.
132
Joseph Barker and wife to Oostave
Seecmann. Jr., Hherman avenue, 0
fat north of Webster avenue, east
etde, 220x1887 ; . . . 2,000
The Union Trust company 10 turnesi m,
Beale Fortieth street, 190 1-0 feet
south of Dodge street, east side,
2fi a-flxlf.6..., 1,435
Retta Healey to Charles W. Martin,
Redlck avenue, 89.8 feet east of
Mlnne Lusa avenue, north side, 42x
120 1
Charles W. Martin and wire to Betta
Healey, Redlck avenue, 176,( fret
east of Mlnne Lusa avenue, north
side, 44x130 r 1
Alice K. Rothery to A bra him !. Reed,
Farnam street, 178 feet west of bou
levard, south Ude, 140x14?
Frederick A. Andersen to John Rob
shaw, northwest corner Fifty-third
avenue and Pierce street. 60x160,,..
Blfrinore Place com puny to'Emmett D.
Lumos. Wright street, 60 feet west
of Thirty-ninth street, nerth side,
50x120 1
Barker company to Stanley u. Raf
fing ton, Thlrty-tflrst avenue, 126.2
south of Myrtle avenue, west side.
47.6x120
J. P. Hess and wife to Herman P. Gal
lagher, Twenty-seventh ntreet, t2
feet south of Howard street, west
aide. 62102 1
J. P. Hess and wife to Herman p. Gal
lagher, Twenty-ievenlh street, 20
feet south of Charles street, east
side, 20x97 H
New Omaha Babies '
Will Be Presented
' With Certificates
Health Commissioner Connell will
issue certificates to parents of all
babies born in Greater Omaha, which
is a new idea for this city. The old
olan was to record the births in
large book in the health office and
these reports are kept on file.
The certificates which will be issued
to parents will have complete family
history and will be signed by the
health commissioner. Dr. Connell
suggests that parents might preserve
these certificates in albums, number
ing them serially. Such a record, he
believes, would be interesting to the
children in later years.
BARBER, TOO, COMES
DNDERCITY LAWS
Tonsorial Artists Most Keep
Nails Short and Clean and
Most Not Sleep in Shop.
PEICES ARE ALL FIXED, TOO
By A. R. GROH.
What an important profession is
that of the barberl I violate no con
fidence, gentlemen, in stating that our
beauty is dependent largely upon the
arts of the tonsorialist. And what, my
fellowmen, would we do if robbed
of our beauty? Ah, life would be
barren, indeed.
So important is this profession that
it is honored by having laws govern
ing it in ,the Omaha city ordinances.
There are more than 200 barber
shops in Omaha and three barber
colleges. And the august city ordi
nances lay down nineteen solemn
rules to aovern them.
Barber shall keep their fin err nails
short and clean," commands Rule X.
(Chapter IX, Revised Ordinances.)
Ho person shall use a barber shop
as a dormitory," exclaims Rule XIV.
"Barbers shall not blow witn tneir
breath anv' hairs after cutting, but
must use a towel or bulb or fine hair
brush, asseverates Rule IX.
Moors or woodwork of barber
shops must be mopped with an anti
septic solution of corrosive sublimate,
1:500,; shouts Rule 1.
( ' Must Use Alcohol.
Razors shall be wiped with 95
per cent alcohol before and after be
ing used on any person," declares Rule
IV. r .
"Hair brushes must be sterilized
by immersion in boiling water or by
! r . r
nipping in j per cent soiuuun ui
formalin." thunders Rule V.
Combs must be kept and treated
like brushes," asserts Rule VI.
There are twelve other rules gov
erning the exercise of this ancient and
Honorable profession winch has Hour'
sued ever since oaia taces ana snort
hair came into stvle.
Nor are the prices left to the whim
of the tonsorial artist. Omaha men.
their ceaseless quest for beauty
and loveliness, are safeguarded against
any possible exorbitant demand the
barber mianit make and to which
weak man might yield rather than run
the risk ot being unbeautitul.
A shave, it is written, shall not
cost the shavee more than 15 cents
nor-'' less than 10 cents. For one
shampoo, the shampooer shall charge
the shampooee not more than oi
cents nor less than 15 cents.
( Fhe Cents for Curl.
For curlintr a moustache there is
a flat price of 5 cents, no more no
less.: ror shaving a neck or tor
"face steam (or hot towel), the
price shall be not more than
cents." In these cases the barber can
charge less than a jitntv if he wishes,
For "dyeing, a head of hair, not
more than IT nor less than ii. dC'
pending probably on what shade you
cnoosc. uycinK a mousistnc comes
much cheaper, not more than 35
cents nor less than 15 cents.
The price of plain haircuts is also
elastic, varying legally between 15
and 35 cents. ' Hair tonics may be
administered between 5 and 15 cents
and hair singes between 15 and 35
cents. ' '- '---v-
It is every man's duty to be beau
tiful and what excuse is there for
any of us to neglect our looks in the
nee oi inese prices r
Connell Says Do '
Not Be Afraid of
Using Fresh Air
"Fresh air oroberly applied is the
srestest panacea tor human His
Health Commissioner Connell.
Dr. Connell lays he is anxious to
have a city of health. ' Conditions are
favorable at present, he reports. ,
"The tendency is, as soon as the
cold weather sets in, to close windows
and bundle up without regard for
causes and effects,'.' he said.
"Don't be afraid to let fresh air into
the bedroom, but, of course, do not
sleep in a draught. I sleep with two
windows opened nait way. ventilate
living rooms often. 1 Walk in the fresh
air," is the advice of the health com
missioner. V
Brownell Hall Girls
To Entertain Fathers
Fathers of Brownell Hall girls will
be honor guests next Monday evening,
when the students ot the hall give an
exhibition of their gymnasium class
work. Miss Mary Rosevear, director
of physical training, will have charge
of the exhibition. Courses in physi
cal training at Brownell include in
struction in dancing, wand and dumb'
bell drill, as well as apparatus work.
Other guests on this occasion in'
vited bv Miss Euohemia Johnson
principal of the hall, include former
students and alumnae, friends and
natrons of the school.
following me cxiiiuuion me rar-
ent-Teacher association of Brownell
Hall will give a reception. Prominent
in this part of the program will be
Mrs. bdKar M. Morsman. jr.. and Mrs,
Joseph Barker, president and vice
president, respectively, of the associa
tion.
Rumor Bauman Will Be
Endres' Chief Deputy
It is rumored in the court house
and city hall that Treasurer-elect
Endres will appoint Otto J. Bauman
chiet deputy ot tne ottice, which M
Endres will take over on the first
of the year. Mr. Bauman is an
surance agent and has been identi
fied with democratic affairs for
number of years.
"One Touch of Nature Makes the
Whole World Kin."
It's a commendable trait that when
something has been of benefit to us,
we want to share it with others who
stand in need of the same help. It's
the touch of Nature that makes the
whole world kin the wanting to be
helpful to our fellow-men. That is
why people who have used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy write letters to
the manufacturers about it, and ask
to have them published so that others
w ill know what to do under the same
circumstances. Behind every one of
these letters, is the warm-hearted wish
of the w-iter to be of ust to some one
else. Advertisement.
ewelers and the
Opticians to Meet
Here This Winter
The Nebraska Retail Jewelers' asso- ,
ciation and the Nebraska Optical so
ciety have just agreed to hold a joint
convention in Omaha in feoruary.
Executive committees of both organi
zations met in Onurha and went over
the preliminary plans. The definite .
date in February has not yet been set.
The jewelry and optical jobbers ot
Omaha have agreed to club together
and entertain the delegates to the
joint convention when they come. De
tails of the entertainment are soon to
be worked out by the jobbers here.
Headquarters for the convention are
to be at the Paxton hotel.
The jewelers who attended the joint
meeting of the executive committees
in Omaha were Al Hastings of Ar
cadia, William Weitfeld of Grand Isl
and, Adolph Schlosser of Dodge, Sec
retary Fanske of the jewelers, from
Pierce; Secretary tillotson nt tne up-
tical society, from Harvard; Max
Egge of Grand Island, A. W. Ntehart
if Elwood, A. S. Miller of Madison.
New Industrial
Plant is Opened
: By Local Capital
The industrial committee of the
Commercial club announces the es
tablishment in Omaha of the Toilet
ier company. This new industry is
under the active direction of Mogy
Bernstein and C. K Benner, the lat
ter being the patentee of the process.
Tniletirr is a nowder for cleaning
toilets and tiled floors. It is put up in
labeled cans, and both labels and cant
are made in Omaha. The factory.
which starts with five men in the
plant and eleven salesmen in the field, '
, . . j sis X' .U T ..U
1 IQCalCU -l Oil i.u.tu wvuy-iuu, ,..
street. In the short time it has been
operating the company has placed its
product in a great number of Oma
ha a retail stores.
South Side Lad is
At Kearney at His
Desire to Be Good
"The Kearnev Industrial school is
the place for me," quoth John Toth,
17 years old, a south siae laa, wno
has given the juvenile court authori
ties considerable trouble. John has
been charged with breaking the law
several times, and so, tiring of the
street life and the frequent Clashes
with the authorities, made up hit mind
that the state industrial school will
make a better boy of him. He was
one of the boys charged with break
ing into freight cars in the south sine
yards. But John, at his own request,
is now at Kearney and away from his
associates in the Magic City.
Funeral Servcies .,
For Mrs, Manderson
Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles
P. Manderson will be held from the
residence. 510 South Thirty-eighth
street this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. T. J. Mackay of All Saints' .
church will officiate. The body will
be cremated at 3:30 at Forest Lawn
cemetery and the ashes buried next
to General Manderson, in the family
lot at Forest Lawn. 'The services
at the cemetery will be private. John
Fries of Philadelphia, a nephew, and
Mrs. Blanche Bracken of Salt Lake
City, a niece, have arrived in Omaha
for the funeral. ,
Prof. SwenktoTalk.
To Audubon Society
Prof. Mvron Swenk of the Unhner-
sity of Nebraska will speak to the Au
dubon society Saturday evening at 8
o'clock- in the city hall council cham
ber. A Century ot Missouri Kiver
Birds" will be his subject Teachers
have been asked to attend the lectors!
regardless of membership in the so
ciety. - "',! -
frot. swenk is a noted student oi
bird life and the Audubon folk hare
scored another big feature in their
educational campaign in securing him
for this date. His subject wul be ot
much interest to all bird lovers.
Funeral of Mrs. Brome
; v Is to Be Here Saturday
Word has been received is Omaha
of the death of Margaret Kennedy
Brome, daughter ot the late Alfred
C. Kennedy of Omaha, at Worland,
Wyo, She was 26 years old. The
death occurred after an illness of a
month following the btrth of s child.
The body will be brought to Omaha
for burial from the home ot her moth
er, Mrs. Alfred C. Kennedy, 1024
South Thirty-second street ' The
funeral will be held Saturday morn
ing at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Brome is
survived by her husband and four
KlltUI til. 1 I ' '
Mr Brome is expected . to srrive
from .Worland tonight with the body.
Csnstlpatloa sad Btek BsadaelM.
Or. KIM'S New Llfs PUIS will rsUsvs you
ot both, elsaa out ths bowsls and maka you'
(ml (Ins. Itc All urusclsta. Adv.
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