Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1916.
FOR RENT HOUSES
South.
S-ROOM new bungalow, all on one floor, all
modem,, with email larage, 130. 1210 8.
2bth Ave. Hed 1881.
, S-ROOM house. Ill; ! S. :4th SL Inquire
' Douglas Ul.
Miscellaneous
WB HAVE WHAT TOU WANT.
HOUSES ANP COTTAGES.
PARTLY MODERN.
4-r , 3401 Parker St. 111),
o r., til Martha St, 113.60.
MODERN EXCEPT HBAT.
8-r.. 2004 Saratoga St. reduced tfl
4-r SS19 No. 27th St (for colored),
lit
lis.
-r-
2233 So. 0th St 312.H0.
STRICTLY HUUBBfl
-r..
307 No. 30th St, 35. ,
116 So, 44th St. 3B.
Mil No 20th. with (antra, IS3.M.
4113 Pamam, J3S.
1S14 Laird, with garage, IS5.
t-r.,
-r
-r
6-r.,
6- r.. 1323 So. 8th, 140.
7- r.. 413 So. 234, III. ...
7-r., 918 So. 28th (brand new), 33a.
-r., 3841 Charlea, with garage, 125.
l-r, 2fifS Dewey Ave. (clone In), 40.
5-r., 203 So. 30th (strictly modern fuU,
We" HAVE OTHERS. SEB OTTR COM
PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING.
PORTER & SHOTWELU
203 So. 17th St. Doug. S013.
; FOR RENT?
" T rooms, with sleeping porch and sun
room, mantel and grate, hardwood flnlah.
pollened floors, tiled bath room and ev
ery convenience, Including garage, excep
tionally fine view; quiet neighborhood.
$60.
J. H. DUMONT A CO.,
41S-1I Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug. .
122.(50 6-R., mod ex. heat, 818 N. 16th ,5 1
112 Rfi -r mod. ex. heat 818 N. Uth St
I3&.Q0 -r mod. ex. hoL. 818 N. 18th S(.
H. A. WOLI.
614 Wars BLk.
Doom. 8M8,,
Tb Bee carried
47,940 MORE PAID Want Ad flret 19
month of 119 than aame period 1918.
tki. flsrur KXCEl8 THE COM
El NED OA IN ot the other two Omaha
paper by OVKK w.ovo rAiu aub.
Ron: Better Reeulta, Better Retee,
WHAT HAVE TOU FOR RENT
n the way of four, fire or Mix room
ii.Aii.ni n-t-dt trtmenU. Prefer
ence will be riven to those In better
districts of the city. want to aeai aireci
With owners, no ngmta.
TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 1014.
1125 3. 81ST. with garage for two cars.
4119 N. 88th street, 6 rooms 113.
JOHN N. FRENZER, DOUGLAS 654.
HOUSES KOK RENT.
CREIOH. BONB A CO
BEE BLPQ POTTO
FOR RENT Ap'tsandFIats
West
Ti-ir.T
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
' JUST THE APARTMENT YOU'VE
BEEN WAITING FORt-NOW COMPLETE.
One of the best apartment bouses In
the city, high class and up-to-date, ready
for occupancy; equipped with Murphy-In-aDdor
beds in dressing rooms and
built-in chiffoniers; kltohens Include built
in cabinets, elevated oven ranges, refrig
erators Iced from rear; large living rooms
with buUt-in bookcases, French doors; Bun
parlors wfth tile floor; plate rail In dining
room; decorations in best taste; oak and
white enamel finish; elaborate lighting
1 fixtures; curtain and overdrape rods; wall
safes; vacuum cleaning system; latest
plumbing fixturet ; garbage Incinerators;
gas drier in laundry; beautiful lawn.
Location, 116-17 N. 33d. There are two
four room apartments wlth'5-room accom
modation, and two 6-room aceormnodationa
left. Make your choice today. Agent
will show you through.
Omaha's Largest Rental Agency. .
HAST IN GB & HEYDEN,
1614 Harney. Tyler 60.
PAXTON COURT Beautiful B-room flat
with built-in bed; new; has range, refrig
erator, window shades, curtain rods; close
In. walking distance. 205 Paxton Court,
between 26th Ave, and 26th, Douglas and
Farnam, . $36. Omaha's largest rental
agency. Hastings & Hey den, 1614 Harney.
FOR RENT Dundee five-room apartment
for 96( 90.
W. L. SELBY A SONS, v
DOUGLAS 1619.
ST. CLARE.
8-room apt., 24th and Harney. Ear
y 647,
3 AND 4 -KM. Apts., .The, Sterling. '
rTru-t Co. D. 1161. '"
North.
South,
- S-ROOM modern apartment at 430 S. SSth
Ave. ( Private baaeraent. heat ana jani
tor service. ' $40.
r BENSON MYERS CO,
' 424 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
4-ROOM flat, electric light, water paid, $16.
.2618 Marcy, Bt.
Miscellaneous.
I -ROOM flat for rent, $26 per month; cloae
in. Phone Dour. 162- v
MOVING AND STORAGE
GORDON VAN CO.
FIREPROOF WABJBHOUSB.
Packing, storage and mow
ing. 219 N. 11th SL Pbona
Douglas 894.
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE CO.
Carexul attention given to orders for
moving, packing or storage, orrice at Ray
mond Furniture Co., 161$ and 1616 How
ard SL Phone D, 6624.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving; packings and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
$02 B. 16th SL - Douglas 418$.
Globe Van and Storage Co,
For real moving service try as. Largs
t-horse padded vans. Storage, $1 month.
Satisfaction guaranteed. We move you
QUICKER, CHEAPER AND SAFER.
PhouM Tyler 280: or Douglas 4328. V
mnrT TTV RENTAL
X' XAXJJUX X X
SERVICE AfcJ-IAJ
Phone Douglas 998 for complete
list 1 of vacant houses and apart
ments. Also for storage, moving.
16th and Jackson Sts. .
HTnsrrrovsl Van and .two man.
iuaggai u t 11.26 per hour.
Van and Storage Co., Moving, Packing.
Storage and shipping. Phono Dong. 1496.
J. C. REED
1297 Farnam SL
Express and Moving,
packing and storage.
uungias
FOR RENT Business Pr'p'ty
Stores
STORE ROOM at 1807 Farnam St.
Hall, 433 Ramge. D. 7406
MODERN store, Uth St., near potto f fleet
low rent. Q. P. Stebbins.
Offices and Desk Room.
DESIRABLE studio location in Wead Bldg.
18th and Farnam, and in Baldrlge Bldg.
2Qtb "and Farnam; rental reasonable.
F. D. WEAD, Wead Bldg.
DESIKABLE office rooms In the remodeled
Crounse block, 110 N. 16th St (opposite
postoffice), $10 to $16 per month. Conrad
Young, 232 Brandeis Theater. Doug. 1671.
CHOICE office space. Baird Bldg., 17th and
Douglas. McCague Inv. Co.
Miscellaneous.
426 S. 25TH AVE. $16.
3902 Leavenworth, $17.60.
4124 Hamilton, and 4 living rooms, $20.
2219 Cuming, $27.60.
2306 Cuming, office and yard and scales
suitable for coal and feed store, $40.
, ARMSTRONG-WALSH GO.,-.
''Tyler 1636. 338 Bldg..
A FTNE LARGE BARN for rent at 1016 NT
26th St.; has 2 large, roomy stalls, room
for wagons or carriages, harness closet
hay tpft, electric lights, etc.; can be used
as a garage; only $6 per month to good
tenant; Call Harney 2204.
WANTED .TO RENT.
Unfurnished Houses and Flats.
W ANTED Listing on cottages or Houses to
rent or sell on -easy payments. Have cus
tomers watting. Inquire 413 Kar bach
Block. Douglas 3407. -
GALLAGHER A NELSON
will look after your rentals. $44 Brandeis
Bldg. . Doug. SSHt.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED Houses, stores and apartments
for our renuil department N. P. Dodge A
Co., Harney Si. at l&th. Telephone Doug.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
New stucco home for sale by owner,
containing a big living- room and dining
room, flnlahad In oak; a very complete
kitchen and on the second floor three bed
rooms, finished in white enamel, with ma
hogany finished doom. The floors are
oak throughout, combination stairway,
guaranteed hLfh grade furnace, highest
grade fixtures, hardware, etc. This house
Is worth $8,760. but for this month price
reduced to $8,149. Open today for In
spection. Located at 8668 Case SL; or
during week call Douglas 1474.
-NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW
HANSCOM PARK. DISTRICT
Large living- room, dining room, kitchen,
two bed rooms and bath, all on one floor;
oak finish and oak floors; built-in boost
eases; large attic; full basement; lot
60x188, south front, on paved street. One
block from park.
SCOTT & HILL CO.,
Doug. 1009. Ground Floor McCague Bldg.
7 ROOMS, ALL MODERN, WEST
Hot water neat, east ironi. mover
before have we been able to offer any
place that will compare with this at this
unheard of price. First floor finished In
oak. has fireplace, garage In rear, full
lot: oa vine Daid. One price to all. $3,360
$600 cash, balance terms. Call Doug-las
fiftftft for nnolntme This Is the first
time this has been offered and will be
sold this week.
TRAVER BROTHERS,
TOR Omaha National Bank Bldg. 1
wtot if a ft nam DISTRICT 8 -room.
baths, nearly new; big discount, only
$6260. 8ee It. 888 N. sjthAys.
1618 LINCOLN BLVD ll-roon bouse.
strictly modern, with hoi water
Douglas 1816.
North.
NEW BUNGALOW.
A five-room, strictly modern bungalow,
with bath. It ie finished In oak, up-to-
dftte. built-in features and lighting fix
ture!; full basement, large attlo. Located
at 392S North 6lh SL Price, $8,169; aasy
terms.
NORRIS & NORRIS,
400 Bee Building. PhonevDoug. 4279.
VERY SPECIAL BAROAIN.
$2,260 -Will buy modern home at .538 Dav
enport St.; worth $3,000; family Illness
reason for selling.
JOHN W. ROBBINS. 1808 FARNAM BT
KOUNTZE PLACE restricted district resi
dence for sale. A. V. Knleat, S6 a, mm.
FOR BALE acres Improved. Co I. 1646.
Miscellaneous.
SEVEN ROOMS, ALL MODERN.
,$2,800.
Here is a home that we can recommend as
good value for the price we are asking.
Four good rooms on first floor; 3 bedf
rooms and bath on second floor. 1
Property la not new, but Is in first-class
condition. Oak floors throughout; beau
tiful yard, nice shade trees and shrub
bery, all for the price of $2,800; $500
cash. Property now renting for $30 per
month.
V
Have us show you this 'home.
HIATT COMPANY,
246 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Tyler 60. .
$200 DOWN. BALANCE $25
PER MONTH.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Nearly new, strictly modern, oak finish,
oak floors, living room and dining room,
colonnade openings, built-in bookcases and
window seats, full cement- basement, fur
nace heat; lot 40x120, priced at $2,600 or
will discount for cash. This bungalow is
a little over a year old.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
637 OMAHA NAT. BK. BLDG. D. 1781,
12,809 $200 CASH. .... ...
Just finished, nifty new bungalow, oak
finish, strictly modern, full basement, fur
nace and plumbing guaranteed. Choice lot
60x128, only 1 block from Ames Ave. car.
Here is the best buy In town. Don't pay
rent another winter. See this and you will
buy it. -
. . . . RASP BROS., OWNERS,
106 HoCague Bldg. Doug. 186S.
WE have one 6-roomed, all modern bunga
low, all on one aoor, left to seiL wave
old eight this season like this plan, brand
new, has A-No. 1 plumbing, all cast iron
furnace. We do not hesitate to guarantee
this furnace. Prtce $2,760; $300 cash, bal
ance like rent. Call Douglas 6886 for ap
pointment, no trouble to show you.
TRAVER BROTHERS,
706 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
HOUSES WANTED.
WB HAVE BUYERS FOR HOMES
WORTH THE MONET IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITT. LIST TOUR PROPERTY
WITH US FO RESULTS.
OTiEILL'S REAL ESTATE A INS. AONCTj
Bra-dels Theater Biag. ryier iv
INVESTMENTS. INSURANCE $400 Income
on price, $2,600, being 8 nouses, 6 rooms
each, near high school and Creighton
college. Also 6 and 6-room bungalows,
$200 down, and two 8-room, $96 down,
balance monthly.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.
NEW bungalow; also 3-t. and gardening;
your terras ana price; inv who muu, rent,
3 hoyses cost $3,600). $2,600. D. 2107.
FIVE rooms, new, oak finish, fully deco
rated, all modern, etc.. 62,760; fiiou caao,
balance monthly. Colfax 1626.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West
24th St, Near Douglas'
81 feet with good Improvements, $400
pe foot Best bay in the neighborhood.
" Glover & Spain,
Douglas 3862. 918-20 City National.
WES FARNAM
LOT BARGAIN.
Nice lying west front lot on 24th SL,
between Dodge and Davenport, 46x186 ft
One of the cheapest lots In this part of
town. Block and a half to Farnam car
and Presbyterian church. $1,860, subject
to paving.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
$15 City Natl. iink Bldg. Doug. 4$.
LARUE 60-FOOT LOTS
$100 to $166.
ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
FIFTT CENTS PER WEEK.
One block to car line; newly paved
street by the property; In city limits.
REAL BARGAINS.
SHULER A CART,
204 Keellne Bldg.
Phone D. 6074.
North.
AFTER looking at MLNNE LUSA, 300 dif
ferent buyers decided that it was the best
proposition on the market and they
backed their judgment by buying lota.
IF TOU will come out today you will
understand Why others are buying.
CHARLES W., MARTIN & CO.,
742 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tyler 187.
CUMING STREET.
In order to close an estate, I offer at a
very low price 44 or 22 feet near 29th St
Tou cannot lose on this proposition. See
me for price and terms.
C. A. GRIM MEL, 840 Om. Nafl Bk. Bldg.
GARDEN PATCH.
6 lots for only $600. Close
blocks from Harney car line
1
W. H. QATBH,
D. 1294, 647 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg.
OWNER must sea east front lot on Feats-
Belle Blvd.. in Clalrmoot Will aU at
sacrifice price If taken at eoos. Call
Douglas 1T2A -
South.
- ACRES SOOTH.
Improved and unimproved m one to
ten -acre tracts, on or near Bellavue ear
line. Beat of school feclMtiee-
C. R. COMBS,
Pbcue Doug. 3116. 60s Brandeis Theater.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
Miscellaneous.
BARGAINS IN RESIDENCE LOTfiL
Block east Ft Omaha, east front. $400.
East Dundee, paved St., corner, $760,
Fontanel. BlviL corner $850.
GSORGB G. WALLACE. $14 Keeltne BMg.
69-FT. LOT. $192.
FTne tots to aeloct from, $1 cash, I0e a
week. Box 81 81. Bee.
BARGAINS IN RESIDENCE LOTS,
Block east Ft Omaha, east front, $400.
East Dundee, paved SL. corner, $750,
Fontenelle Blvd., corner, $850.
GEORGE G. WALLACE, 414 Keellne Bid.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
START YOUH HOME IN BENSON!
BUT THIS LOT.
$19.90 down end $10.00 per month: pries
suite os- ., E013: located on Locust
St., between Clark and Burn bam, not far
from scnool ana oar nam. n
Rh office. Omaha.
Dundee.
IN DUNDEE
VERY BEAUTIFUL
9-R00M BUNGALOW
FOR SALE
SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT,
BEAUTIFULLY
FINISHED AND IN
EXCELLENT LOCATION
This house Is strictly modern In erery
way; it Is 68x32 feet on the ground and
the loL which Is 60nl33 feet, Is beautifully
laid out with walks, shrubs and there Is
plenty of nice snade.
There are 7 rooms on the first floor.
They are as follows: The living room,
with beam celling, a large fireplace, built-
in bookcases and beauiuul mttures; in
, this room the walls am painted and the i
' floors are of oak. ,,
The dining room has paneled walls,
oak floor, beam celling and ,a large and
very beautiful buffo L '
The music room has oak floors and Is
finished in white enamel. The IjreakfasV
room has built-in buffet and the walls
are paueled. The kitchen has birch floors
and is finished in white enamel; It has
built-in buffet and pantry and has a
' rear hall for refrigerator.
There are two nice targe bedrooms fm
lshed In white enamel and both have large
Closets. '
The bathroom Is equipped with the most
beautiful and efficient kind of fixtures;
it has tile floor and built-in chests and
linen closets and clothes chute. On the
second floor there are two large bedrooms
fii.t6h.ed in white enameL Bathrooms have
large closets.
Every room is large and every portteo
is finished In an exquisite manner.
Be sure to see this house some day
this week.
For price and terms of sale, call
E. P. WRIGHT,
At Douglas 2926 any day this week be
tween 8 a. m. and 6.30 p. m.
v
Florence-
NEPHAWAT has 1, 4, 6, 80 and 186-acre
lmpr, tracts for city property. Flo. 388.
South Side.
6-ROOM residence, South Bids. $1,400; $60
cash, balance 116 per montn. vonm. mm.
Misccllancoua.
ACRBAQE:
13 acres, east of Council Bluffs, on rood
road, 8-room house, 140 bearing apple
trees, 2 acres black berries. Price, $8,600.
20 acre, hk mile from city, limits, all
in alfalfa, new soil., sightly '.location.
Price, $326 per acre.
11 acres on car line, rich solL none bet-
tor for gardening or florist. Price. $366
per acre. .
J. H. KOPTETZ,
4783 South 24th St, Omaha.
REAL ESTATE Investments
' REAL EST AT t ;
WM. COLFAX.
0i Keellne Bldg, Doufc 6ITI.
' SEE US "
'v , FOR
INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY.
A. P TUKET A SON.
Phone Doug. 602. 1507-8 W. O. W. BMg.
FOR HALE.
: Double brick St Louis flat, within four
blocks of 16th ana narney, oiese ut, oar'
gain price.
' CALKINS A CO..
Douglas 1818. City National
"Decrease.
INVESTMENT.
Corner, clos. In, two houses, unii
rent 1720. Price, 16,600.
8. P. BOSTWICK A BON,
soft Bee Bid.. Tyler MPs.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Real Estate, Lands, Etc.
HAVE two 160-acre farms and one 8o-acre
farm, eastern Nebraska, to trade for city
property.
ARCHER REALTY CO-
680 Brandeis BMg.
a 12-ROOM roominr house for sale or ex
change for equity In lots or house and lot.
or good car; gooa locauon. wau wvm-
las b3& alter a p. ro.
WE have some good homes, and rental prop
erties for Neb. or la. land. isawara jr.
Williams Co., Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Ranch specialist sell or trade ranches for
city property. E, Franta, 676 Brandeis Bldg.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 4-room house and
good barn. 2620 s, run. xyier zdyu-w.
GOOD lot desirable location, will take used
Ford as part payment, wfosiar ao,
REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'pty
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE
WHOLESALE BUILDING
ABOUT 28,000 SO. FT
Ftve-story and basement brick building
located on Harney car line, at northwest
corner of 11th and" Harney Sts. Steam
hftjit. freiht elevator. Building now va
cant Immediate possession. For price and
terms see
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Phone D. 766. 902 City Nat Bk. Bldg.
INCOME property near Ford plant -Owner,
Harney 3364.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
wiNTKD 4. 6 and 6-roomed houses
can be sold for $100 cash; balance $16
per month; give complete description first
letter.
' W FARNAM SMITH & CO.
1220 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 1084.
LIST your property for results with
OSBORNE REALTT CO., Douglas 1474.
WB have buyers for your property.
INTER-STATE REALTT CO.
029-30 City Nat'l Bidg. Doug. BS63.
WANTED Listings of real estate In Omaha
fos. sale. N, P. Dod&e ft Co., uarney at-,
at 15th. Telephone Doug. 829.
FOR BALES F. D. Wead, 810 & Uth St
MONEY TO LOAN
FURNITURE, otanoa, lnd. notes as security.
140 fl-mo H. H. Kds.. total coat $3.60.
40 " Inaorsed notes, total cost, $2,60.
Smaller, larger am ts, proportionate rats.
PROVIDENT IAJAN BUUllfiil,
422 Rush Bldg., ICih and Farnam. Ty. 661.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate, Loasogages
CITT and farm loans promptly made. Rstes.
6. IVfc and 9 per cent Reasonable com-
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.,
$1$ Sooth lTth. Omaha, Neb.
6 PER CENT to 8 per cent on bt clsss city
residences in amounts m,qvi up; aw
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO 1B2S Farnam SL
$4,600 MORTGAGE, bearing f per cent semi-
ann.; secureo ny property i
TaUnae-Loomls Inv. Co., u. w. won.
REAL ESTATE loans. 9 per osnL Bee
D. B. BUCK LU
91$ Omaha NaL Bank.
NO DELAY,
W. T. GRAHAM.
BEE BLDG.
OMAHA homes East Nebraska farms.
O KEEPS KttJU. LB i A i a W
1019 Omaha Nat'l Phone Poug. ITU.
FARM and city loans, 6-6 and 6 per oenL
W. H. Thomas, Keellne mag. jjou.. w.
Td7 MONKY HARRISON A MORTON
U0 91$ Omaha Nafl. Bank Bldg.
MONET to loan on Improvsd farms and
ranches. We also nuy goo larm mwr-
gages. Kloke Inv. Co., Omatta.
t-uik-T PAT IN INSTALLMENTS.
VAT m 9 I . oi i YEARS. BEST fLAN.
SHOP EN CO.. KEEUNBBLDQ,
REAL. ESTATE LOANS WANTJ&u.
THOS. L. McGARRY,
S3CELXNE BLDG. TEL. RED 4344,
FKR CENTT.nd 6 per cent money, toland
ft Trumbull. 448 Bee Bldg. Douglas sivj.
1100 to 910.000 mads promptly. F. D. Weed.
weao mag., iam ana rwuwn -u
MONET ' on hand for city and
farm loans. H. W. Binder, Cltx
National Bank Bldg.
GARVIN BROS.
246 Omaha
Nafl Bant BU.
CITT and (arm loans, , 6H. pr ont
J. H. Dnmotit & Co.. 41 ye.Un. Biar-
Abstracts of Title.
tr ' Tm. Durante, and Abstract Co.
IV eiT Uot S. 17th St., rnund Hoof.
Bonded by Ma. Bondlnr and Ins. Co.
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldost abstract ot-
Bo. In Nebraska, lot BrandeU Tb.t.r.
FARM LAND WANTED
LEASE on Nebraska ranch of from J.000 to
k .no f wanted by exneTlenced cattl.
man. AddressBol U. Hock Port, Mo.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
TOUNO and old chickens, dressed or un
dressed, denverea. uoi. san.
LdaMAOED WHEAT, $1. 60 a hundred. A.
Horses live Stock Vehicles
r-AfTl.K TO WINTER AND HAT TO.SBL
We nave a numoer oi reBiuniui
who wish oatue to winier. uoou
hay. good care, $1 per month; or good
hv to aelL 33 nor ton. C. h. uaraen,
eaahtor. South Fork Bute Ban, unam-
para. Neb.
For 3aie..
TOTJNO gray team for sale oheap if taken
at once. Call ttam wopie, uoug. va.
FRESH milk, goats. Bbx 6, South Side.
Telephone Bootn46l. '
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Iowa Lands.
imwtn T tM nma in flmsthsL 11 tBM.
wleaa num. oee ua Hmu . "
an.. 914 City Nafl Bank Bldg.. Omaha.
Florida Lands.
PALM BEACH COUNTY We have the
record crop trucK, garaen ana ciirmuuii
land In the United States. Buy land on
easy terms from A. Parsons A Son, 662
vtrnAm nrtltr. Phone. Dour. t846.
Note A personally conducted excursion
to the Sunny Soutn leaves umana jan
-ff2rl- lraadv some of Omaha's led
Ins- bustnes men have Joined us. Make
your reservation early. ' m'
Missouri Lands.
HMATiI. MISSOURI FARM $10 cash and
monthly; no interest or taxes; n.gniy pro
ductive lano; close io a dir maiK-i.
TOritM tnr nhototrranhs and full informs
Won. - Munger. A-U9. N. T. LUs Build.
Kansas Clty,; Mo.
FOR SALE Pike county, Missouri farms,
any alas from 10 acres . to a,uw;;some
good trading propositions. J. v. xsuvim at
Co., Howling ureen, mo.
Nebraska Lands.
- KIMBALL COUNTY.
ttt acres choice land In good location.
WtU give clear deed for two first orops,
Kimball, Neb.
FOR SALE 26-year lease on section Ne
braska senooi iann no -taxes;
good terms. For particulars write owner,
C Q. Irwin, fliurpny, neD-assa.
FOR SALE Best large, body high grade
medium priced lane in ixeDreeKa; very
little money required, i C. Bradley, Wol
bach. Neb. .
SACRIFICE sale, 640 acre, Sheridan Co.,
Neb., $6 per acre. Act quick, must seu.
Write H, R. Gallln, Sallna, Kan
ACRES, well improved,- two blocks to
high school, Tecumsch. Nob. Stewart, 116
8. 17th St
CAN sell or exchange any lands you have to
offer. . J. canan. Mci.agua aing.
New York Lands.
NRW TORK FARMS FOR SALE.
ONCE, TWICE, THRICE I HAVE CALLED.
AWAKE TO WEALTH, HUIUSJ A
HAPPINESS.
60 acres, on Improved road, 30 rods to R.
R. depot, 9 -room house, broad maple
shade, 2 barns, welt, spring, orchard,
woodB. Price $2,600.
60 acres, 8 cows, teams, tools, 'hens, good
buildings. Price $3,700. $700 cash down.
60 acres, 9-room house, barn 36x60, or
chard, spring and well. Price $1,400.
$700 cash down.
20 cows, team, farm machinery, crops, 130
acres, good buildings. 1 Price $50 per
acre. R. R. fare one way to purchaser.
B. MUNSON,
2426 S. Sallna St. Syracuse, N. T.
TexaB Lands.
EAST TEXAS.
Call or write for my free book describ
ing good corn and alfalfa land la east
Texas for $26 per acre.
W. 8. FRANK.
201 Neville BLk.
Wisconsin Lands.
FOR SALE 200-acre highly Improved farm,
T mites from Eau Claire, vyis. : 4 trom
Cleghorn; clay soil, fenced and cross
fenced in different lots with woven wire,
level and nearly all under cultivation,
8-room house, barn 100x36, silo 14x40,
grove, other bldgs. This A-No.-l farm Is
offered for $60 per acre on account of
'owner's wife's aickness. $7,600 will han
dle. Stock and machinery also for sale.
Write O. B. Bunkholt, 2210 16th Ave..
So. Minneapolis, Minn.
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and, gen
eral crop state in tn union, -eiuers
wanted; lands for sale at low prices ox.
easy terms; excellent lands for stock
raising. Ask for booklet 36 on Wisconsin
Central Land Grant; state acros wanted.
If interested In fruit lands, ask for book
let on Apple Orchards. Address Land Com
missioner Soo Railway. Minneapolis. Minn.
Wyoming Lands.
kmall investors write for printed matter
prices and terms on Wyoming oil land
lots;, warranty aeea io mu wmiw
bin, Agt., Bin 2, Fort Morgan, Colo.
Miscellaneous.
WE SELL FARMS, CAN SELL TOURS.
Absolutely no commission. Write today
for our co-operative guarantee plan. In
terstate Farm Exchange, 216 Exchange
Bank Bldg., Spokane, wash.
AUTOMOBILES
WILLYS-OVERLAND INC
USED CAR DEPARTMENT. f
Phone D. $29$. ' 2047 Farnam St.
2 1916 Overland, 6-pass.
2 1916 Overland, 6-pass.
igi4 Overland, 6-pass.
1 ifllT Overland Roadster.
11913 Hupp, 6-pass.
11914 Ford. 6-Dass.
These cars are in first clsss condition
and at prices of J2& ana up.
, Cars Demonstrated.
List furnished to out-of-town pur
chasers.
FOR SALE A bargain for cash: A 1916
Ktng-B, 6-pass"nger car. In good first-
class shape, fully equipped with, side cur
tains, chains etc. Cost $1,260 new;
might contdder firsN-lass equity. Call H.
6761, or Box 8040. Bee.
AUTOMOBILES
Who's setting the pace nowT
Tn the first len months of 1914
THR HER gained 47,940 Paid Ads.
KXOKKD1NO the COMB1NKD GAIN of
the other two Omaha paper for same
period by more than
10,000 PAID ADS.
Oood Results. Good Rat. Good Bervtes.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
8309 Frntm Nt, Douglas 3310.
181 Samn Rnadftter, aacrlflre,
IMS StfarnH-Kntght "4," 11,260.
IHIB MsxwHl Touring. $S60.
1916 ,S(rns-KnlRht "8," $1,660.
AUTO INSURANCE
Fire. Theft and Liability at lowest fates.
KILI.Y. KLLI8 A THOMPSON,
912-U City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 8819.
DON'T throw sway old tiree. We make one
new tire from two old ones and save you
60 per cent. I-in-t Vulcanising Co., 1619
Dsvenport St.. Omaha, Neb. Duuglss 8914.
CRHSSTOwN GARAGE. SIR fl." Uth. D. 4441.
Parts for Hup "10," Flanders "lo," uias
nntliile. ATpersn I. H. C truck. Klssal
Kar, Oakland "30."
WE will trade you a new Ford for your
eld one.
INDUSTRIAL OARAOffi CO.,
80th and Harney. Douglas 6161.
USED CARS AT REAL PRICES.
C W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
Douglas 86 8318-18 Fsrnam SL
CORD tires for Fords, $0x1, $8.46; 808H.
$11,86. Zwlebel Bros. IX Ml. s
nam St. '
S.O.S. MOTOR CO. ov.:
2408 Leavenworth: used Cera.
OUR REPAITt WORK WILL SATISFY TOO.
TEI.L BINK.L.EI.
$$16 Harney St. Ddttf- 1$J
ON ACCOUNT m
r Baraga must sell my Ford
touring.
Call Walnut 3104.
(FOR BALK -My" nearly new Franklin oar.
Phone Webster 151.
Auto Livery and Garages.
ttYPRHT suto reoalrins-. "servloe ear al
ways ready." Omaha u a rage, avis narnv
St. Tyler 66$.
F1RST-CI.AS8 gamge for rent.
111$ Park
Ave. Harney 13oa.
Automobiles for Hire.
FORD for rent. Ton may drive It. I charge
by mile. Doug, less. Evenings, ryier use.
Auto Repairing andJPainting.
sTDnwniiTid 'flreiiinio stationT
OEOROR W. WILLIAMS, 1604 Jackson t
Carburetors my specialty. wa y.
$100 reward for magneto we can't repair.
Hol s renairea. nsysnnnw, n
NEB. Auto Radiator Repair Bervwe, ai
prloes right, lis . ism wu u.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
HARLET-DAV1DSON MOTORCTCLKS. Bar
gains in usea macnines. wwr mm, -
Motorcycle Man. aiu kwwdwuuh.
Persistence
U the Cardinal Virtue In
Advertising.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Elmer S. Redick to Arthur u. iu-
lam. Twenty-nun street, its
f vinVtiov itmt. east side.
47.B18
Harriet A. Jensan to the moms-
Realty company, nortnwffi corner
-.-nt---ihti mnA HimiT streets.
UislU .
Homer B. Robinson and wife to
F. W, Rnntne, southeast corner
Twenty-ninth street and Dewey av
enue, $Pxl40
Mrs. Elisabeth Mills to Mrs. neuie
Evans, west R street, soutn uma
h nil font east of Thirtieth street.
south side, 16x160 to$
LARGEST CLASS IN
HISTORYOF MASOMS
Nebraska Sends Two Hundred
Candidates for Higher De
grees of Scottish Site.
SOVEREIGN OFFICER HERE
Two hundred candidates rota nt
in Nebraska have come to town to be
inducted into the higher degrees of
Scottish Rite Masonry. The occasion
is the annual fall reunion and the class
at this time is the largest m the his
tory of the order in Nebraska. The
candidates come from subordinate
Masonic lodgeV all over the state.
Besides the candidates for degrees,
there are not less than ISO visiting
Scottish Rite Masons, most of whom
have come from Nebraska and Iowa.
The most prominent among the
guests is Henry Alverson, sovereign
inspector general ot neora s ana
Iowa.
The first session of the Scottish
Rite Masons at the present reunion"
was held at 1:3ft o'clock, when de
grees from the fourth to the four
teenth were conferred. Sessions
will continue to and including Thurs
day, the reunion concluding with
banauet Thursday niaht.
Tuesday degrees from the fifteenth
to the eighteenth, inclusive, will be
conferred; Wednesday, the nineteenth
to the thirtieth, and Thursday
the thirty-first and thirty-second.
Labor Situation
May Delay Start of
New Through Trai:
The Missouri Pacific has lined up
the equipment and about completed
details for throuKh oassenger service
between Omaha and New Orleans,
but the uncertainty of the labor situa
tion, as applied to railroads, is likely
to postpone the starting of the trains
for a time, at least.
Equipment for eight all-steel trains
has been secured, and when the
through Omaha-New Orleans service
goes on they will be run south of
Kansas City in connection witn tne
Iron Mountain and other allied lines.
The plans provided for the inaugura
tion of the through service December
1, with one train each way daily.
McGee Denies He Was
A "No Account" Husband
HukIi McGee. defendant in the di
vorce suit brought by his wife, Mary
McGee, took the witness stand in his
own behalf on the first day of the
: r..j T Ai:.. It-. A .U-
WCCK III J UUgC IUUIL awu uw-
nied every allegation made by his
spouse that he is a "no account' hus
band. I
Among the charges made by Mrs.
McGee last week cruelty was one of
the mildest were those to the effect
that her husband had au abnormal
appetite for the contents of the little
brown jug, amused himself by grab
bing her by the heels and standing
her on her head in a clothes closet
and was grossly negligent in making
donations to the family exchequer.
Hugh testified that he has always
been a dutiful hubby, taking his
wife's advice at all times and endeav
oring daily to do little things which
would add to the sum total of her
happiness. He declared that ever
since they were married he had given
her his salary, retaining for him
self only a dolla or so. As to drink
ing well, Hugh admitted that his line
of employment has always, been of
such a nature that after the day's
work he needs a little stimulant, but
asserted that a few glasses of beer
constituted his straying from the
path of the teetotaler.
OMAHA RANKS HIGH
AS CITYOF HOMES
No Other City Leads Omaha as
a Place Where People Own
Their Own Dwellings.
THEY ARE REAL HOMES, TOO
By A. R. GROH.
"Tla It avsr so wumbul.
Thsrs soow play sly oomb."
More people own their homes in
Omaha than in any other city in the
United States, according to the fig
ures compiled by1 the Omaha Water
board. These figures, taken from
5.049 homes using city water, show
that fifty-six homes out of every 100
are owned by the people who occupy
them.
Thr federal censns of 1910 states
that ner rent of the neoole of
Omaha owned their homes then. The
federal census of 19X) showed tnat
only 25.9 per cent of Omaha people
were home owners. So, you see how
the people who "own their own
homes" are increasing.
Back in Philadelphia, the "city ot
homes," they have an official booster
named Tames Edward Cattell. a little
man with Dundreary whiskers. He is
Iways harping on what a cuy oi
homes Philly is. A "home" in Phila
delphia, dear reader, is fifteen feet
wide, twp stories high and built right
against the -front sidewalk. There is
no front yard. The back yard aver
ages about eight by twelve feet and
is neatly cemented.
Chance for Murap.
The residence streets are lined with
such homes, as much alike as peas
in a pod. If someone sneaked along
nm niirht and chanced the numbers
there would be in awful mixup, for
they never could tell era apart.
Omaha hnmc) are real homes with
yards around them and bushes and
ir..i anH a Ana and a crarden and a
place for Johnnie's rabbits and Mary's
doll playhouse and perhaps a coop
tor some tresn egg-iayer rcgi
home, you know; not a cubbynoie.
Ann nf these regular homes we
un tn have more owned by their
occupants than any other city in the
country. . ' . .
Taking the tederal statistics oi
1910. we find that m Omaha forty
families out of every 100 owned their
hnmes. Minneanolis and St. Paul had
the same good record. In Milwaukee
and Denver thirty-six out of every
inn nwned their homes, in Cleve
land thirty-five, in Buffalo and Balti-
... C - . InJUn.flAlt. art A
more uuriy-iuu, m inuiwiapwM.
San Francisco thirty-tnree.
Less in the East.
Amid ' the smoke of Pittsburgh
twenty-eight out of every 100 don't
have to pay rent. Albany,. N. Y, has
twenty-seven nome owners ont oi ev-
inn, n..nn qnrl T s,iivitt and
dear old Philly ("city of homes, , you
know) have twenty-six home owners
in every 100. . ' .
Boston, in spite ot its -nignorow
reputation, ranks with fall Kiver,
Mass., the tactory town, nom cmcs
having only seventeen Jiomt owners
in every 100.
And New York, N. Y, greatest city
on earth, has only twelve home own
ers in every 100 of its population,
A very few cities have a higher
percentage of home owners than
Omaha had in 1910. Spokane had 51
oer cent: Oakland. Caf.. 46 per cent,
and Los Angeles, 45 per cent.
If s a grand thing to live m Umana.
Powell Criticizes . ;
Painting Bought
By Friends of Art
Omaha's most expensive painting,
the Jules Breton "vintage of Pierre
La Grange," valued at $10,000, is in
consistent. It does not convey the
imnression the artist set out to give,
according to Doane Powell, president
of the Qmaha Art guild, and head of
The Bee's art department, who talked
on "The Psychology ot Art" at tne
Philosophical society Sunday. The
picture was, purchased by the Friends
of Art and hargs in the public library.
"The Breton painting is supposed
to represent sunlight, we infer from
the deee shadows, but it is painted in
so low a key that it doesn't convey
the impression of sunlight at all, it
does not reach its fullest interpreta
tion." said Mr. Powell.
"It isn't the name or the price of a
picture that makes it more beautiful,"
he said.
Paintings that are temporarily pleas
ing and paintings that are lastingly
impressive, were compared by Mr.
fowelL
Fine Arts Lecturer
Musj; Be Ubiquitous
Dr. James Parton Haney, director
of art m New York City high schools,
will be a busy, man the three days he
spends in Omaha this week. Dr. Ha
nev is broueht to Omaha by the Fine
Arts society to speak at the Hotel
Fontenelle Wednesday afternoon on
"The Relation of Art to Home and
Community Life and Friday on The
Art of Teaching Art." Besides these,
Dr. Haney will give a gallery talk at
the Fine Arts exhibit Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. 1
"Art in Harness" is the subject of
a talk Dr. Haney will give Friday be
fore the Commercial club. He will be
at the speakers' table Thursday, when
Lincoln Meffens is the honor guest of
the club. Mrs. W. G. Urc, president
of the Fine Arts society, gives a
luncheon for Dr. Haney Wednesday.
Says Wife Married Him
Only to Secure a Home
Beachlon W. Harris, a waiter in a
hotel, has filed an answer and cross
petition to the divorce suit of his wife,
Ora Lee Harris, in which he "alleges
that she married him only in order to
get a home. He also charges miscon
duct. According to Harris, his wife
has deserted him and gone to Pitts
burgh. '
Ten-Year Permit Granted
For Fire Reporter System
The city council committee of the
whole voted to grant u. Berko
witz and W. S. Dolan a ten-year per
mit to onerate a fire reoorter system
These men explained they intended to
notify building owners and occupants
of tires. I
SALOON MAN GONE
WITH LARGE ROIL
South Sider Missing Since He'
Drew $1,900 from Bank to ,
Cash Checks.
BANK HAS 0000 SECURITY
South Side police and bankers are
seeking Joe Knezovich, saloon pro
prietor, who is missing atpng with.
$1,900, which he drew from the Se
curity State bank Saturday morning
to have as a fund with which to cash ,
checks for woAingmen who are paidJ
by checks on Saturday. The saloon'
is located at 2715 Q street.
Knezovich went to the bank Sat-:
urday morning and secured the sum,
as it has been customary ,for the
banks to provide money for the cash-
ing ot checks,
During the afternoon Mike Jebe-
removitch, a partner in the saloon,
appeared, at the bank with $350 , in
checks which he wished to have
cashed. The cashier asked him if be
had Used up all the money which had
been given to his partner in the
morning. He replied that he had not
seen his partner and that he did not
know that he had received the money.
as the partner had not shown op
that day.
The police were notified and a
search was instituted, but no trace of
the missing man has been found. v
Jeberemovitch immediately put urt
$500 to. cover that much of the
shortage. I he remainder ' covered,
by collateral security, placed in the"
bank by business men to permit the
partners to draw out tnis money on.
Saturday that they might- cash the
workingmen's checks. The matter
has been called to tne attention ot
County Attorney Magney by J. E.
D-r..A-a., , 1. a Kant-
Brownell to Give ,
Omaha New School
The Equal of Any
In order tnat Omaha may have '
girls' school equal to those maintained
in Kansas City, Minneapolis, Denver
and other cities of the middle west, ,
200 of the, leading men and women of
this city will devote their energies
during ten days in December to the
effort to raise $250,000 for the Brow
nell Hall building fund.
In Denver the Wolcott school for
girts has received the backing of the
most prominent business men of the
city. Kansas City, Omaha's nearest
rival, supports two such schools. In
Minneapolis leading i citizens - have
given $200,000 for a bnildmg, now in
process of erection, for a girls' day
school. i i-.r i;.-,-- ' ,
Brown ell's service to the commu
nity will not be limited, however, to .
the day school The boarding school,
which has been practically on a par
with the day school since the estab
lishment of the 'hall, fifty-three years
ago, is expected to grow in strength
and in infiuenceifollowing the exodus
to the western end of the city. At
Fairacres the school's facilities for
caring for Hhe out-of-town girls will
be greatly improved, notably in provi
sion for outdoor exercise and diver-,
sion. , -. ; ' ' :it--i-' ;.
Two Big Meetings
Of State Interest
Open Here Tuesday .
Two biB conventions will open in
Omaha todav. Thev are the Ne
braska Manufacturers' association and ,
the Nebraska Farmers Co-Uperative
Griin and Live Stock State associa-
tion. The former is to hold its meet
inir at the Fontenelle and tho latter
at the Hotel Rome. The manufacture
ers hold for two days and the co
operative farmers for three days.
About 600 or 700 delegates are ex
pected -to attend the farmers' conven
tion. The delegates will come with
a view to taking steps toward solving
the car shortage problem, along wnn
many other problems they expect to
take up. They hope to set on foot
constructive work having for its ob
ject, the placing of more cars mto
the equipment of the railroads; and
the method of distribution of -cars
during a time of shortage is "to be -taken
up. ., ''
One of the principa1 addresses "to
be given at the manufacturers' con
vention is to be that of Dr. Ewing
E. Pratt, chief of the bureau of for
eign and domestic commerce.
Heavy Receipts '
And Prices Move ,
- Up on All Grains
With heavy grain receipts, contrary
to expectations, the market opened
strong and continued so during the
entire session of the Omaha Grain
exchange. ... : ,V
Wheat receipts were 20? carloads
the most of any one day during tne
month. Prices were 1 to 3 cents up
from Saturday, selling at $L73 to
$1.84 per bushel.
-ror tne nrsi lime since .new mm
commenced to move, receipts passed
100 carloads. Receipts were 113 cars
and the sales were made at 89 to 901?
cents per bushel, generally Vi cents
per bushel higher than Saturday.- ,
Oats were lA to Y up, selling at
54i to SS!4 cents per bushel. There
were fifty-five carloads on the market
Eggs Advance Six
Cents in a Week
Eggs 40 cents a dozen in Omaha to
day. . , '
The price was 34 cents a week ago. ,
Dealers will not commit themselves
as to the future, but they aver there
is no telling when or where the ad
vance will stop. - ;
Indications are the price will go
higher before Thanksgiving day.
An ordinary egg sandwich at, res
tuarants now costs 10 cents, - u..; i .
Most dealers are asking 45 cents
per dozen for "fresh" eggs.
You Wilt (Jot .Instant Baltaf. '
Dr. Ball's Plne-Tar-Honsy sootljse.- Mr
coush. allays iamAtliMl,' loosens ths no.
cous and you broatho modi battsc, Zfio. AU
druggist,?-