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REAL ESTATE IMPROVED North. BUY FROM (SVVNER. Large, eli-room bouse, full cemnt base ment and furnace; large yard and chicken gome; plenty or fruit. Th. Ben bo n 731-J, SIX-ROOM house, two lota, store room. elosets, summer kitchen, barn. coalshed. ohtcksn house, fruit i close to school and car. and sightly, 2,000, tarn Cof BARGAIN New 4-room modern bungalow. One block aouth of Miller park. Colfax 40.0. SIX-ROOM Bungalow with three lota; good place for gardening. Price 11,800; 1150 caaa; paiance H per month. Colfax J762. South. FIELD CLUB HOME One f the finest leml -bungalows eonr blnatton brick and frame. In the choice i-leid club district; seven rooma, beauti fully decorated; haa all the buiIMn fea tures. Including fireplace, bookcases, fauf ft, French doors, etc.; finished In oak and white enamel on second floor; oak floors throughout; fall brick foundation; high, light basement; fruit cellar, laundry, etc. Dandy garage,SniUt like the house; largs lot, wtlh srdendld shade trea and shrub bery; )ty btoeks to car. Price for quick sals only 16,500. For appointment call OSBORNE REALTY CO., 701-9 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Tyler 499. SEVEN ROOMS $4,000 CREIGHTON'S 1ST ADD. Pratically ntw house with full east tront lot, paved street, one block south of Hanscora park. First floor has living room, den, dining room and kitchen; second floor', three bed rooms; oak and birch finish. The best bargain in this district. GLOVER & SPAIN (REALTORS) Douglas 3962. 919-20 City National. THB FEBRUARY 8CORE. of Paid Classified cornered with 1919: THK BEE galnsd S367 lines THE NEWS gained 770 line, THK WORLD-HBRALD LOST. .14 linn Figures compiled by Warfleld Adv. Ago., an independent audit bureau. FOR SALE or rent. 7-room house at 53d and Center Sts. On car line Walnut 327. Miscellaneous. MOXTCLAIR BUNGALOW. Stucco construction, 6 large light rooms. Oak iioors, oak and enamel finish. Price S3, 800. Easy terms. Another now build ing for IH.tiGO. Call Douglas 1722 days. v ainut loau evenings. J. B. ROBINSON, Real Estate and Insur- anco, 44) Bee Bldg. Douglas 8097. WORLD REALTY CO:, 8"lnf R. S. TRUMBULL. 12 World-Herald Bldg. REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'pty H. A. WOLF. Realtor. Ware Blk. Specialist In nowntown business property. REAL ESTATE Investments I WEST YOUR. SPARE TIME. In tha pouilry businesa. We have the place for you, where you can turn your idle time into canli. Thin in a one -acre tract, wU located, with a nearly new five room house; price only $2,250; 200 cash, balance only f.O per month. Wo also have three vacant onacre tracts, viMl located, for $600 and $700 each on very easy terms. Let us show you these today or tomorrow. BIG 4 REALTY COMPANY, 1013-18 W. O. W. Bldg. Tyler 06!. D. 3419. 7 GUXRANT rE"ED YOIJ On your money In any amount by HOME BUILDERS, Inc., SI. 00 Shares. Omaha. APARTMENT. 175,000, in come 12 per cent; one year old; very fine location; mortgage 2s,000 and will accept 1SO.00O In trade; bal ance cash or negotiable papers. CALKINS & CO.. Douglas 1313. City Nat. Bant Bldg. SEE US FOR INVESTMENT AND SPECULATIVE PROPERTY. A. P. TUKEi & SON. REALTORS, 20 First National Bank Bldg. . REAL ESTATE To Exchange Vlti SAL or trade, 640 acres. Brown Co.. NuLi., 30 acres 'broke, $12.50 per aore; mortgage J 1,000. Owner will trade for 30, 40 acres, close in. $38 Brandei Bldg. Paul Sydon, Phone Douglas 8711. WE haVe some good homes and rental prop erties for Neb. or Iowa land. Edward F. Williams Co.. Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE Unimproved West. THKRK Is a big garden land sale going on today. It n-lll only lat a abort time. How to reach the sale. Take any car and transfer to the West Q Street Car and get off on 43d and Q Streets, and salesmen will take you to the sales ground, or you may take the Ralston or PapUllon Inter urban Car and get off on 56th and Q Streets, the southeast corner of the gar den land. North. AFTER looking at MINNA LTJSA 300 dif ferent buyers decided that it was the best proposition on the market and they backed tneir judgment oy ouytng lots. IF TOU will come out today you will understand why the others are buying. CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO. 743 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 187. Miscellaneous. GARDEN LAND SALE WILL CONTINUE ALL WEEK. COME OUT TONIGHT AFTER YOU GET THROUGH WORK. HOW TO REACH THB SALE. Take any car and transfer to the west Q street car. Oet off at 43d , and Q streets. Salesmen will be there and will take you to the sale. Or take the Ralston or Papllllon interurban car and get off at 56th and Q streets, tho southeast cor ner or the garden land. If you can't come on the street car telephone Douglas 2696 or South 2447 and have our automobiles take y-ju to the Garden Land Sale. Come today. We sell day and night on tho ground. If you can't come today, come tomorrow, jvon't aeiay. H. H. HARPER & COMPANY, 1013-14 City National Bank Building. Telephones Douglas 2ZW or South 2447. THE FEBRUARY SCORE. of Paid Classified compared with 1914 THB BEB gained 9967 lines THE NEWS gained ...770 lines TUB WORLD HERALD LOST 14 lines Figure, oompiled by .Warfleld Adv. Agcy.. an Independent audit bureau. BEAUTIFUL " ot lota, rice 9220, only 92 cash and 60 cents pur wee... Doug. 8302. FARMS, acreage and Dundee property i epeclalty. g. ARION LEWIS. 408 Bee REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Benson, TWO ACRES IN ALFALFA Only a short distance west of Benson on one ot the highest sites in tho coun try. Has half acre of small fruit. Price $1,200, $20 down and $U per month. Call Tyler 50 and ask for Mr. Reed. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, : (Realtors) 1614 Harney Street. Dundee. DUNDEE BUNGALOW FIVE-R.OOM-HOT WATER , ' HEAT. Nearly new, fine location, high and sightly, t0139 ft. lot. Easy terms and a sure' enough bargain. HIATT COMPANY, Omaha Xat. Bk. Bldg; Tyler CO. ' DUNDEE PRO'PERTTESi Well located lota en ay term Mod ern, attractive boracs. Before bu lag bo sure and sec GEORGE & CO., HEAL ESTATESUBURBAN! Dundee. HAVE calls for Iundee homes, and would tine exclusive ti tunes on a row Bungalows ana nouses iram la.soo to 911,000. Q. 4, urimmei, tm. JNftil, HanK Bldg, PUN DEI? homes and horaealtea, Cary, 904 Keeltna Bldg. Sbuler ' Florence. FLORENCE Real Katate Co.,Thono flo. 101. South Side. HOMESEBkBRS. ATTENTION. On a small oaah payment w. will buy the lot you s.leat. built a home after your own plans and you can pay for It on smalt monthly payments, without Mtra Interest. SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO. INCORPORATED CAPITAL 125,000. 4996 Bo. 94th St. Phone South 1147. MEDIUM PRICED HOMES. On the South Side, on full sited loll. ranging from 11,100 to 11,000 In different localities, with ait Pity improvements. near schools and churches: oan be bought irom us on a small uaan payment. 80UTH OMAHA 1NVBSTMKNT CO. REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED 4, 6 and (-room house that can bo sola for 9100 cash, balance 91& per month; send complete description first wusr. W, FARNAM SMITH & CO. 1820 Farnam. Tel. Dour. IAS.. HAVE clleiiU tor acreage, northwest or aouiu. INTWRHTATK REALTY CO., 929-30 City National. Doug. 8SR2. LIST your 0 and 6-room houses with VH BELL THEM.,. U3BOKNE REALTT CO., Uoug. 1474. FINANCIAL 91,800 MTGB., bearing 6 pel., -semi-annual, securea oy property vaiuea at S4.Z50. jal- maKe-Jjoomia in v. to., w . u, w. tsiav- 7 , 000 MTGK.. bearing &tt pot.,' ie ml -annua I SKCurea by property valued at 120,000 Talrnage-Loomla Inv. Co.. W. O. W. Bldg. B- W. BINDER. Money on hand for mortgage loans. City j Wat. tfK. Hldg. . Real Estate, Loans and Mortgages. CITY and farm loans promptly mads. Rates b, bft and 9 per cent. Reasonable com mission. UNITED STATES TRUST CO., 212 South 17th, Omaha, Neb. City and Farm Loans C, 64 and 6 per cent. Also first mort gages on farms and Omaha real estate for sale. J. H. Dumont A Co., 416-18 Keeline Bldg., 17th and Harney. THE FEBRUARY SCORIfi of Paid Class! tid coiapared with ll THE BEB gained 1.967 llnea THE NEW3 gained 770 lines THB WORLD HERALD LOST.. 14 lines Figure compiled by Warfteld AdT. Agcy., an independent audit bureau. 6 PER CENT to I per cent on best class city residences in amounts 12,000 up; also rarrn loans. Reasonable commission. PETERS TRUST CO.. 1818 Farnam St. MONEY to loan on Improved farms and ranches, we a'so buy good farm mort- gagca. Kioke inv. Co.. Omaha, SHOPEN St CO.,. PRIVATE MONEY. 5io CITY LOANS. GARVIN BROS., 2 10 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Wo MONEY HARRISON & MORTON. f ib umana at. lianK stag. OMAHA HOMES, EAST NEB. FARMS. u-KEEFH R. E. CO., l.H Omaha Nat. FARM and city loans, S, 6 and $ par cent w. H. Thomas Keel Ins Bldg. Doug-. 1H48, CITY and farm loans, lowest rates. K. H, LOUOEE, Inii, 58 Keeline Bldg. NO DELAY IN CLOSING; LOANS. W. T. Graham, 604 Bee Blda. 1100 to 910,000 made promptly. F, D. Wead, weaa -Hldffisth and Famam Bta. LOW RATES. C. O. CARLBERO. 113 B dels Theater Bktg. t. SSS. . ' Stocks and Bonds. ONAHMAN IRON CO. STOCK. . 1,09 SHARES Onahntan Iron Co. stock lor sale at S1.3S. Will sell part. E. II Fuller. 4B55 Harriet, Minneapolis. Abstracts of Title. Kerr Title. Ouarantee and Abstract Co. 305 8. 17th St., around floor. Bonded by Mass Bonding and Ins. Co. REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract of- tics In Nebraska. 204 Brandels Theater. Miscellaneous GALLAGHER & NELSON - Represent, prompt pay Insurance com' panies. 644 Brandels Rldg., Omaha, Neb. FARM ANp RANCH LANDS Florida Lands. RAISE ALFALFA In FLORIDA (Natal Hay) this winter. First cutting 10 days: $00 ana $30 annually on $60 land. 525 Faiton Blk. Walnut 2667 (evenings). Iowa Lands. WILL sell at a sacrifice 13 acres adjoining council Biurrs, ia- acres Deartng grapes; 8 acras garden. J. 8. Mosbacher, 1635 Madi son Ave., council murrs. Missouri Lands. SHALL MO. Farm $10 cash and $5 month ly; no interest or taxes; highly productive land; close to 3 big markets. Write for pnotograpns snd full information. Hunger, A-119 N. Y. Like Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Michigan Lands. FOR SALE, C LO V E R - LAND FA R M 8. Grains thrive. Drouth, hall unknown. Root crops, dairying, grualng. Ideal. Fine roads, market; 143 growing days. Ave, age killing frosts October 2. - Terms erT. George Rowelt, jr 22 Bacon Blk., Mar quette, Mich. Nebraska Lands. 320 ACRKij, joining town l'lnebluffs', ' fcO acres hav meadow. 150 acres cultivated. 50 in winter wheat, running water year around. Alt can be cultivated; fenced; poor sot improvements. Frlced to sell. No. trades. 241S N. 59th Ave., Benson, Neb. 160 AUKES, near town. In well sot tied and good crop country, at $12.50 per aere. L year's crop on adjoining land brought over $30 pr,-irre. J. B. Hansen, 222 National Fidelity .mug., (Jmnna, SMALL Nebraska farms on easy payments-- b acres up. vve larm tne farm we sell you. ine jiungenoru potato urowers As sociation, iSth and Howard Sts,, Omaha. Douglas 9371, - CHOICK U'o-ACRE Gage'cVunty farm, im- proveq; izu acres under plow, one 1 miles from town and school. ARCHER REALTY CO., 680 Brandels Bldg. WET land made dry enough for crops or no pay, is our way oi Graining land. No tract too large or too wet. Guarantee Drainage lo., uaKiand, Neb. FOR HALE Best large body hhfh grade. meaium priced land in .Nebraska; very I mue money required. tj, uradley, wol bach. Neb. , KAST central Neb., 80 acres,- highly Im proved rarm, close tw towh, snap, terms, poriseaslon at one. S. 8. and R. K, Mont- I gomery. TexS vi Lands. ARE. YOU DISCOURAGED with the High Cost of Living In Ne braska? Then come wtlh us on our next excursion to the Trinity River Valley of East Texas on April t. We want you to see and Investigate our corn and al falfa land ws are selling for the low pries of (26 per acre; ersy terms. Be Inde pendent and purchase a farm of your own in this "Burs Crop Country," where the rainfall Is ample d the climate de lightful. " For, further In forma tlou call or writs W. S. FRANK. 201 Neville Blk':, Omaha, Nebraska. GREAT bargains, 5 down; 96 monthly, buys 4U acres good xrult and poultry land near town, southern Missouri. Price only 9300. Addrfsw Box Bf)H,.Rxrelslor Springs, . Mo. AUTOMOBILES S WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC. DBKD CAR DEPT. Douglas 139. 2047-49 Farnam. Touring cars and roadsters of Overland, Btudebaker, Maxwell,- Ford, Oakland, Mitchell, Bulrk and Hudson makes. TKRMH IF DfcblRED. Prompt attention given to all Interested out-of-town buyers, " WH will trade you a now Ford for your oia one, INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO . !0th and Harney, - Douclai 6361. THE BEE: AUTOMOBILES THS CRhRuART C6Rtt. of Pakl Classified eeuipared with THB HKK gained .9.961 llnea In M MiWS gained... ,,,, 174 lines THJt? WOHLD.HKRAL.D lost,... 14 Urea Figures cofupilsd by wsrflald. Adv, Agcy., an independent audit bureau. AUTO CLEARINGTHOIE Iioi Farfiam It. Douglas Mil. Light Six Paige 9e Ford touring ...,.,....., 109 Briscoe touring 4&Q Bulck touring 979 CROSSTOWN OARAOK. Douglas 4443. 3U H, 4th St. Bosch D, U. H T. msg.. 1 : 0.00. ovat speedster lanKs, 9J-M, Ift.oo. presto tanks. 94. Qt. Parts fur Hup 10, AppersoQ 09.'J3, umsmooiia, inieraiai . Used Car Ptpt. SS14-1S Farnam at. Douglas Iftl. Almost any mako at reasonable prices. FOR sale, cheap for rash, late modal ftv. passenger car. will tak Vord in part payment, i;au aner p. ru. )Ut q. Sixteenth Bl. TELL A BINKLEY, Auto repairing! expert itytuhanlcs. 3311 Harney St. D, 1640. 2 IN I VUL CO.. 1618 Davenport fit. B0 Per Cent Saved on Year Tire Expense. BBRTHCtfY "Kan-Flx-It." Southeast cor- ner ZOlh and Harney me, Douglas li&t. CASH FOR YOVRT'SBD CARS AUTO KXCHANOB. t!07 FARNAM. IX 35. Auto Livory and Garaget. WHITE & CALFE garage, 723 S. 87th. suc cessors to Smith Deaf ner Oarage; day and night storage; repairs and supplies. A chsnce to please you is what we awk. 1 KXPBRT auto repairing, "service raj- ways ready." Omaha Oarage, 2010 Har- ney St. Tyler blbm Auto Repairing and Painting. $100 reward for magneto we ran't repair. Coils repaired. Baysdotfer, 110 18th. NEB. Auto Radiator Repair Brvc, and prioesright. 3188. itth. u. 7a9-w m Motorcycles and Bicycles . HARLEY - DAVIDSON M01)K Yri.E Bargains in used marblm. Victor Rous, "The Motorovcle Man." 1708 Leavenworth. ' PERSONAL, THE Salvation Army Industrial Home so Holts your old clothing, furnlturt maga slnek, W collect, Ws distribute", Phone Doug. 4125 and our wagon will csll. Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112 111 Dodge St. THB FEBRUARY SCORE of Paid Classttled compared with 1916 THE BHB gained lines THE NEWS gained ,t70 lines THE WORLD-HERALD LOST. .14 Figures compiled . by warneld Adv, Agcy.. ah Independent audit bureau MY wife, Mary Ryan, has left my bed and board, wltnout cause. 1 win not tie re sponsible for any debts she may contract after this date. Patrick J. Ryan. ETTA 8TUROESS, masiaKe, electric Turk ish baths, manicuring, facial ana scsp treatments. lbOS Harney. Open evenings and Sunday. MKCHANU. THERAPY treatments. -Mli Halloran, 213-3 Neville block, 18th and Harney. MISS BONA, scientific massage, 228 Ne. vllle Blk. Open evenings and Sundays. I LUELLA WEBSTER, massags and ,manl- cur.pg, sis- yaaton aik. , Ksq $100. MAW. BRUOMAN, ecientltlc masaeuas and baths. 303 Karbarh Blk. Red 8737. ALL Right Private Maternity Home, Miami St. Wnbatrr 2B0S. SCIENTIFIC masauge, 520 Beg Bldg. I'hone Douglas 8871. MISS LILLY, bath, massiige. 1333 Far nam. VIOLET RAY treatment. KVl Bee Bldg. Manicuring and masa. 1623 Farnam. R. 10. MEDICAL DR. E. R. TARRT. PILES, FISTULA CURED. v. K. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula and I other rectal diseases without surgical op eration. Cure guaranteed and no money paid until cured. Write for book on reo- tol d I sea Fes 'with testimonials. DR. E. R. TARRT, 340 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb. I WHY SUFFER? Latest and Most Scientific Treatment lor Ail Diseases. jr. Charles I Barnes, 61E-1320 Rose Rldg. Examination I and consultation tree. He is curing thou sands, why wut ruu 7 .Delays ar dan gerous, ir you can't can, writs. Hours i 9 a. m. to s p. m.. 7:30 to 9:30 evenings. Dunaay oy appointment. RADIUM water baths and Hot Springs mer cury treatment for rheumatism. Dr. M. Pyor, 14 Patterson Blouk. D. 6824. BITPTURK -Successfully 'treated without ; surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Fran if. wmy, 106 Bee Bldg. Chiropractors. DR. KNOLLBNUKRG. SANITARIUM. Lady attendant, 24th and Farnam. D. 729K. Dr. J. Lawrence, Balrtl Bids. 841. I lr. Frances Dawson, 602.3 Rose Bids". T. 9398. Pre. Johnston. H28 W O. W. Bids. D, 8899. I Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No Pain. 919 W. O. Taft's Dent. Rnu 308 Rose Bldg. D. 2191. I nstt iv Tntr iun nnw ewAMu I rOULIKI JKIHU rLI aiUt Cyphers' Incubators and ' hovers. Stewart's Seed Btore. 119 N. 16th St.. Op p. P. O. Queen lncubatora and colony hovers. Stew- art's Hfed Store, HI N. 16th. Opp. P. O. FOR SALE Beautiful Angora kitten, house broke, reasonable. Phone Tyler 1262, Screenings, $1.50 100. Wagner, SOX N. 16th. Hortet Live Stock Vehicle A LIGHT team of mares, wagon and har ness for sale cheap. 3343 Orand Ave. Col- fax 974, DELIVERY wagon and harness for sale. 1916 Chicago, I Cora. MONEY TO LOAN LOOK! LEGAL BATE LOANS! LOOKF 9 AO . 00 costs you 9 9.25 for six months. lOata. 102.00 costs you Z0.Z7 tor one year. 156.00 costs you 31.20 for one year. , 204.00 costs you 40.30 for on year. 300.00 costs you 60.00 for ons year, ' Other amounts In proportion. EASY PAYMENTS, UTMOST PRIVACY. OMAHA LUAiN COMPANY, 340 Taxton Blk TeL Doug. 2290. FURNITURE, pianos and notes as Security u, e mo., n. ivuun, 1011 ensi, Wi.tiV. 940,t mo.. Indorsed notes, total cost. 92.60. Smaller, larger am'ta, proportionals rate, KOVlJEiNT LOAN MtXJlETT. - Organised by Omaha Business Men. 439 Rosa Bldg., 16th and Farnam. Ty, (66. j THK FEBRUARY 8CORB of Paid Classified compared wlttr 1911: THE BEE sained.-. , -.9,997 lines 1 the Miwu gainea 770 llnw THE WORLD-HERALD LOST, 14 lineal rigureo oompuea oy wanield A.dv. Agcy., an inoepenneni aunu nureau. 3S pet. on lla. Gross, 410 N. 16th, Tt. 808L REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Irenaeus Shyler st al to Edward R. W. Carlson, , Cass stroet, 100 feet - wfst of Forty-third streaL north side, 90x123 a f i Margareth K. Brostruir and husband to Roasa M, Robertson ,. Lafayette . aveiue, 141.1 fast ease of Thirty- v second street, north sldo, 49x120.. 1.000 William H. Ahmsnaon and wife to John Hansen and wife Forty. eighth ( street, 20 feet north o'f Pacific street wont Fine, biixiitz , 4o : Mabol Sullivan and husband to James n. Aiurpny, iweniy-aigntn avenue, HS feet south of Pink ney 9trt. east side, 42x423 Walter E. Rlesebcrg and wlfo to Bjrorr Heeo CO., roppicton avenue,, iit font OMAHA. TUESDAY. MARCH REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS east of Twenty. fourth street, 3vxtl0. By ran Heed t'o. le Most Reverend Jer. finish 3. Harty, JJiehop of Omaha, southeast corner Twenty. fourth sweet and Poppleton avenue, 1101 171 l ien """ M ! T. A. Jackson, Valley street, 74 feet east of Thirtieth street north, .irfa i,.i, Clayton's. Itesd and wife to Oualave M. l.itpp et al. Dodge street. 110 feet west of Forty-eighth street, south side, IOillt.6 Quaint J. Lupp and wit to Calvin H. Taylor, Pndge etroet. 110 feet west of Forty-eighth etreet, south side, 60x11). LEOAL NOTICE. OFFltTT CON8fiftlcYfKd"lR?Eir snanter, Fort Rllev. Kan. Seeled ttrntiAula (n win do rvuiva nere mini warco U'tA ' 1or eo,Ut''Ul5t," Hhrhway ewte will be eoneldersd. Information-fur wlahed sn appllnatlon. ' r . GRAIN AND PRODUCE Sulk of Wheat Offerings Taken Up at Maw Record Break ing Pricea. C0KN ALSO IS MOVIKCJ UP . Omaha, March 36. 1917. The cash Wheat situation was very good again today and while a few early sales were made at slight decline the bulk of the offerings sold at record-breaking prices, No. t hsrd reaching Il.tn per bushtl. and ther were several oars of No. and I hard that sold for 12.O0. The receipts of two days, which were rsther light, were plaosd en the tables, but the demand was very strong and would probably have taken tara of much lartrei. offerings. No. 2 hard wheat was Quoted at 11000 3.01; No. 8 hard ranged from fl.94 to I3.00U, with the bulk going at 11.960 l.tT: No. 4 hard broucht from 11.10 tn 12.00 and the sample hard sold from 11.80 to $1.86. The ad vane In wheat was followed bv good gains In the corn market irit a ssle of No. whits at 11.17 set a new high msrk for corn. The commercial grades of whlto torn brought from $1.16i to $1.17; yellow corn ranged In price from $1.15 to $1.1(H and the bettor grades of mixed sold around tl.l4tri.l5H. with the hulk of the sam ples selling at $1 He-l-lRH. i ne oats market waa firm ana was nuoted from unchanged to one-half cent higher. i no asmano ror mis cereal was very good at- the prevailing nrlces and the bulk of the offerings, which graded No. 1 white, sold at CSfftiSc anil two cars of No,, S white brought 83Ao. an advance of one- hair cent over the highest previous ssle. Rye alio reached a new high level, a car of No. 2 selling at $1.(0, or $0 above Saturdays high quotation. tianey was dun on account Of light re ceipts and this market was quo ted un changed. 1 Clearances were: wheat and flour, dual to bZei.uoo bushels. Primary wheat receipts were 1 132.000 bushels and shipments 4l,000 bushels. against receipts of 1.788,000 bushels and shipments of 883,000 bushels last yea. Primary corn receipts wars 960.000 bush els and shipments (77,000 bushels, against receipts of 1,187,000 bushels and shipments of 089,000 -bushels last year. rrimary oats receipts were 1,108,000 bush els and shipments 600,000 bushels, against receipts of 935,000 bushels and shipments of vvviuu Dusnets last year. Wheat. Corn. Oais. .96 116 78 t U 104 26 91 110 Chicago ...... 14 Minneapolis ,...$56 Duluth R Omaha ,,,, 94 Kansas City as St Louis U4 1 Winnipeg ,,486 ,. These sales were reported today: Wheat No. I hard wlntef. 4 cars. IZ.Ot: 2 ran, $2.00H. 7 oars,. $2.00. No. $ hard winter, 1 car, $2.00; 1 car, $2,00; i car, $1.98; I cars, $1.97; 1 car, (shipper's weights), I1.96H; 1 csrs. $1.9; 2 oar, $1.94. No. 4 bard winter, X car, $2.00; 1J- curs. II. PS; 1 car, $1.93; 1 car, $1.92; 2 cars, $1.90; car tugnt). si.io. Bamole hard winter. 1 oar (com mixed), 11.97; -1 car, $1.8(i; 1 car, $1.12; 1 1-5 cars, $1.80. No. 2 durum, 1 csr, No. t mixed, 2 cars, $1.97. No. 4 mixed, Hi cars, $1.90. rtye no z. l car. I1.E0U: 1 car. 11 AO. No. I, 1 oar, $1.69 IA. Corn No. 2 white: J ears $1.17. No. S whits: 7 oars, $1.1; 1 car (shipper's weights), II. 18. No, 3 yellow: 1 car, ai.lAU. No. a vallnw- 1 eni- -hi niur'a weights), $1.1; $ oars, $1.19; 9 cars, 11.15. no. yeuow: cars, si. is. No. 2 mixed: car. 11.16K: cars. ll.lMi : 141 .nr.. $1.16. No. 8 mixed: 1 csr. tl.JIU: 1 car. $1.16; IS cars, $1.16. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, $MS; 2 cars, 11.14: I oars. 11.14. No. 6 mixeu; i car, si.itt. Oats No. 2 whlto: 1 ears. 3c. No. 3 white: 2 cars (shipper's welvhts,. S3r: 9 cars, 9c; 2 cars, 3c; 1 car, 8,3 c, No. 4 white; 1 car, $2c; 1 cars, 02c. Sample white: 2 cars, GStte; 1 car, 02c. No. 2 mixer: 1 car, 2c. t umaha Cash Pries Wheat! No. I hard. 11.9631.01; No. I hard. $1.16 2.00 ; No. 4 hard, $1, IOC'S, 00: No. durum, $1.87 01.99; No. I durum, $1.I61.88. Corn: No. t white, 11,1901.17; No. I whit ,$1.16 ffl.Utt; No. 4 white, $1.16 1.16; No. 6 white, $L1E1.16; No. 8 white, $1.140 l.l'A No. 2 yellow, $1.19 ttl.ltu : No. 2. yellow, $1.1601-19: No. 4 yellow, 11,14, (ft) j.io; ao. yeuow, $llOL16; No. 6 yel low, $1.1401.14; No. 2 mixed. $1.16$) 1.16K; No. mixed, $1.14f(115: No. 4 mixed. $1.1401,16; No. 6 mixed. $1,140 1.14; No. 9 mixed, IU3VWl.i , Oats: 2 white, 68tte63c; standard, W(u 63c; No. 9 white, 62(ff63c; No. 4 white, G20Mc, Barley; Malting. H.Ifisf 1.28; No. tea, fiioioi.iv. Rye: $1.6841.60; No. si. 0791. (ii. Omaha. Futures Market, May wheat oosnnd strong at an advance D'uiana mere was an act ve trade In th a ar- Ucle dorlng the entire session, while tho trade in corn and oats was rather dulet, . iH" generally was very mi nun 10- "y and a May wheat in the local market ciosea at an advance over tne (.'mcago, a fact which traders regard as unusual tne Chwago ontlons are always auoted In advance ot the local market. A sham advance was made In what dur ing the early nart of the session on reimru of bad condition In the winter wheat belt, and many farmers In this territory any that ineir wneat will be a total ox. Coin and osts clnsed atearlv. 11a v corn ruling about unchanged, whllo May oats closed Ho lower. .uocai range of prices Art. Open. High. Low. Ctm: Bn t. Wht. Hay 1 1 92 190 V 1 90 190 1 47 1 44 i im'ins I 1C'4U1 1 03410ft f.34 July Ben. X 02 X 46 1 63S lfil lit) 1 47 I 1 14 1 I 094 66H May July flep. 1 13iV 113 : 112 ! 1 12 1 OJH , 2ti 6H 49 109 W May July flflp. mil I Bee by Logan 4 Bryan, stock snd grain Art. Open. I High. Low. Close. I Sat. Wht 1 1 1 May - 199 l 99V. 190H 1 ls 141 July 1 SS t ti 189', 1 J!i 188 Sept It: 1 49 144 1 60 !14S!4 Corn. . 7 j Msy 1 1814 t 171, 118 1 18 118 July J 1444 1 18 114 1 14'Ilt. Sept J 1, J. 14 1124, 1 13 11914 Oat Nsy SI 4 SI '4 9014 V l July ' ; 1114 884 67 57 '. Sept . 1914 (3 5:14, i: Pork. , May 94 80 34 80 34 bl, H 6.1 31 80 July 76 7S 31 60! '' 60 33 "" Lard. ' May II 93 19 99 19 9! 19 '. 18 "1 July 1, 90 19 96 19 97 14 17 19 92 Ribs. Msy U ,1 19 13 19 0o:,1107 1I2 Jly 19 IT, IT 37 18 17 1 !! 18 27 JSJ KariMi City Oeneral MArket. Kansas fltv Mi.pi.Ii on wii.-m ! hard, l2.09tSi2.il; No. I K 3J 2 . 'i 1 10; ay, 91.494; July, 91-60. Corn Nn mltarl If IT'S I 17U- No. 3 white, lt.llejl.19; No. 2 yellow, l.l'i4 i.iiw; May. 91.144; July, 1.I3. Oots-No. I while, fie&ttlV ; No. 2mKcd, S4c. ButteroCreamerv. 42r: firhta, 40c; k1- onds, tie; packing, 28c. Eggs Firsts, 27 'ic. Poultry Hens, 10S; montrr, M'j'' turkeys, 2424Hc. 27. 1917. Suave Stranger Profits By Smooth Deals On Farm Here's i tale of i "C.et-Rich.Quielc WalltngforrT victim who destroyed Hie only evidence which could be used by the authorities to brinR a member of the jiinible-witted gentry to jus tice. It's an old, old story and the Characters in it are sterotvned. J. C. Willoughby, a hard-worliini farmer living in Thomas county, told it to County Attorney Magney. The farmer one day was ap proached by an affable stranger, who expressed a willingness to buv a piece of land. Willoughhy's farm, worth about f.',iw, struck the stranger' fancy. He offered to buy it. Would the farmer take a $.i()0 check and a mortgage on the land for the farm? Sure. So the stranger wrote a rlterV fnr oi"j aim gave wiuouglitvy a mort gage, receiving in return a deed to ine larm. Tha farmer didn't record the mnrt gage the next day, but he did the day following. Then he -found that the farm had been sold to another party. Misoiriotis. he went r hank to cash the check. He was told it was worthless. Disgusted, he tore it up the only evidence of the trans. action. Now the farm is owned hv a thlrrl party and Willoughby hasn't any. thing but a lot ot advice s!,.,,, h olherj not to deal with check-writing gentlemen In the future. City Waives Special Taxes If Regulars Are Paid The city council committee nf H, whole voted to waive special taxes on lots si to p and 59 and 60, Rees Place, In favor of E. T. Peterson, whn Agreed to pay all regular taxes. The special taxes amount to $6700, while AMI KJ4IC.VT. BRANDEIS Four Nlfhts and Saturday Matinee Bo. Thurs., Msrch It, ' Cehaa and Harris Present "Hit-the-Trail Holliday." With Frank Ott. and Ula Merrill. Cohan Speed, Cohen Twists, Cohan LsUfha. BOYD THEATER, Omaha 11 Dsya, Stsrtlng Sunday Mai., April 1. Matinees Dailv 2lSD. Evan in n.an Company's Own Symphony Orchestra F5 rhon. Douglas 494 THE BIST OP VAUDI VILLI. Dally Matlau, 1:11: Nl.ht. 4:11. This wi.i. WILL St. ORgSSV . HLAMCN. sivst srnsft. WHITI 4 LUCILLS CAVANAQH. NILLItasAR kounb. Jsnt Aoalr. R.ss Psrker. Asmara!! A ovn,., nin, iin,, vrpnlUffl I rSVW WHSIV. PrlM.: Mil., eelliry, 10c: b.t east, (exaast Sater dar as. 8da).2H; l,ht. lOe, 15a. eOe ea 71a. "OMAHA'S PUN CENTES." tG'rt 1 V J Dally Mats., tl-JS-5' tP1f1Gjf Even'is. U-a-IO-7i SOe 7Sc fKtO. IRWIN'S 110 SHOW Muiltal n,..i.... A Pot.PfliirrI ml No..lti... l.llltla. ... U.i.hI.. EXTRA ! THE NAT NAZARR0 TROUPE Eurepean Aarebata. a Fvrera st ttte New Yerk Winter Gardaa Twe Saaiee,. BEAUTY CHORUS OP HAWAIIAN OANCIM (Flesl Parrarmaaes Friday Nlta) LADIES' DIME MATINEE WEEK DAYS Sat. Mat. 4 Wki Fred Irwin's. "Majesties." GRAND OPERA Boyd Theatre, Mch. 27-28 Boston National Grand Opera Co. Orchsstra f SO Chorus .f BO ' lntsrnatlonal Sura TONIGHT, "TOSCA" Vlllanl. Zenatell., Baklanoff, Laisarl, Moranaoni, Ce. ductor. WEDNESDAY - MAT., "IRIS" Mlura, Klttay, Chalmers, Moranaoni CMductor. rVEDNESDAY EVti, "BOHEME'-W, Mania, Marr, MardonM Guerrlorl, Conductor. Sa.u New at Box Offlc.i Orchestra ,3.00, $4.00. BB.O0. Belcohy Bl JO, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00. . Gallery All seats $1.00. IMa.l'JrJpUJsl I PIIOTOPI.AYP). Jack Pickford . .In "The Dummy." Mra. Vernon Castle v in "PATRIA." Mt'iMiHiMHtg; TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SESSUE HAYAKAWA in "EACH TO HIS KIND" A Petrsrful Racial Drama Omaha Hay Market. nmaha, March 13. Hay Receipts are itKhi; mrKft, firmer on both, prairie and alfalfa; demand continues good. Choice up land prairie hay,. 913.0018.90; No. 1, 911.00 ifl.U0; No. 3, 110.003 10.60; No. I, IK. 00 H.oi). Midland, No. 1. IlLJOft 13.00; No. t, f. 0010,00. lowland, No. 1, 99. 9009,00; No. 3, 97.9009.00; No. t. 99,90(97.00. Alfalfa Choice, 9I9.90t9it.50; No. 1, 17.(-iH9.90; standard, 9t4.90OI8.6Q; No. S, 113.50018.90; No. 9, I10.50O13.60. HI raw Oat, 17. 0007. 60; wheat, 19.000 6.60. - . Metal Market. Nw Tork. March 89 Metals Lead, oulet rit !).'!31(f .". Spelter, quiet; spot, East St. Louln delivery, 10.60010.11!. Copper, Muter; elertrolytlP, spot and nearby, nomi nal; second quarters, 93 00fp 35.00, nominal; Uiinl quarter. 93 1.00 O i2.60. Iron, firm; No. 1 northern. 10.0041.OO; No. 2, 139.90 'iii 4.0 S"; No. I soufhern. 9:i3.60O34.60; No 2. J. 50 31.00. Tin, Arm; spot, 156.500' .17 00. At London: Ppnt copper, 13fl; futures. 115 los; "lertrolytie. 1151. Tin, spot, f'.'lB; fuiui'3. -'17 l'8 Lead. 30 10s, Spelter, 47. WT S.xt.tt. Am Un I tat f jj:- r..j.. jl r 1 , Th. Puppets Fitch Coop.r V ) "Th. B.ttl. of th. Sonvm." 6 ' , ' Henry B. Walthall, la 'Llttl. Shoe.' t I fi u .1 m PA Ilie regular taxes lo be paid in hy Mr. Peterson amount to nearly $.1,000. These lots arc on the cast side of Twenty.eighth street, between Ma son and 1'acific streets. Attorney Hcrdntan, pleading (or Mr. Peterson, agreed that the lots would be filled in not later than next summer. Damage to State Bridges Is the Smallest in Years A stiff northwest wind was the rule all through Nebraska, according to morning reports to the railroads. During the night in the central, east ern and Southern portions there were showers and in the west snow' flur ries. Everywhere along the Nebraska railroads the high water has subsided and about back to normal. Bridges on the Northwest, on the branches north and west of Norfolk, have been repaired and train, are again back on schedules. Taken as a whole, the damage sustained by the railroads by reason of the spring floods was the lightest in years. PHOTori.AYi. Continuous 11 toll TODAY AND HraciMHri IlilMliViilihl ALSO SIDNEY DREW'S LATEST COMEDY Do You Know Whaf Actual Warfare Is? Yen n.y n.y.r know unl.ss ju th official, authentic British GoYernm.nt mad. pictur.s of . "THE WAR" ' ' Exhibit.,) in this yicinity und.r th. auspicoa of OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT PICTURES, INC. The Are the Most Wonderful Motion Picture Ever ; Produced Don't Miss Them t the EMPRESS THEATER, Omaha, Neb.. Today and Wodneedav MAJESTIC THEATER, Cdar Rapids, l. f hur.d.y, Marrt 3th. TldT,' Mare, lota Saturday, March Slat. ., , , ! NICHOLAS THEATER, Council Bluff., la., Tussday. Anril 34th. Wad A.ril math PATHEARNeb. PLATTE WEATEth PU, ORPHEUM, South Omaha, Monday, April I. . ; : TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY . ) Th. Eminent and MR. ROBERT WARWICK lit ih Greatest Triumph of Hit Career. , "THE ARGYLE CASE." A Stirring D.t.ctiv. Story Told in An Unusual Way. V FORD STERLING "STARS AND BARS An Uhueually Now and Not1 Keystona. . - mams Jj .l.lW.Bllhll.itlii.ll .... J7fA AOOilA Ed P. Smith Resigns Job As Grain Men's Counsel Ed f. Smith, attorney for the Omaha Crain exchange ever since its organization, has resigned and April 1 will become a memtier of the Up dike Grain company, taking theposi- " trm of g-eneral attorney. Mr. Smith will continue to reside in Omaha and, while he will not be active in the grain business, he will have entire charge of the company's legal buii nesY Several attorneys are being con sidered by the director, of the Omaha Grain exchange, but no one has been selected as Mr. Smith's successor. John A. Nuhn, who some year, ago - i resigned aj assistant general freight agent of the Northwestern road to ! become traftic manager for Hie Up dike Grain company, has resigned and April 1 .will be in business for him self and at the head of a claim bureau. In his new line of work Mr, Kuhn will have the grain men specially or his clients, but lie will accept business from others. His specialty will be handling and settling claims that arise in connection tfith the grain trade. ritOTOrLATR. Alway 10c WEDNESDAY !l Popular Play.r WBEUBBUl- - 1 - : - m .X