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TH Bl: OMAHA, W KDNbSDAY. MARCH 28, m7. 11 MOVING AND STORAGE SERVICE Phone Douglaa 88 for complfte list ot vacant houaea and apart ments. Alto for atnrare, moving, llth and Jackson Sta. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE, flpparate forked rooms (or ' houiebold ooda and pianos; movtnr; packing and shipping, OMAHA VAX AND STORAGE CO.. 803 Bo. llth 8(. Douglas 416S. t i nnnn Vtmu nn Unvin J. J, liUEjU packing and storage 1 :o7 rarnam at. wop, am. uoug. ano, Globe Van and Storage Co. For real sorvloe in moving, packing and storing, call Tyler 280 or Douglaa 433W. Maggard Van and Storage Co., Moving, Packing, Storage) and Shipping. Phon Doug, mt. . TWIN CITY EXPRESS CO., lM Cass St. Douglaa 1717. Trunks stored a specialty. REAL ESTATE B'ne$ Pr'pty K. A. WOLF, Realtor, Ware Blk. Speclallit In downtown business property. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED Wot. Farnam Street Bargain Blegani (-room, all modern home, well arranged and finished, nesrly new furnace, beat ot plumbing. House Is not new, neither Is It one of the ancient models. The good repair and general condition makes It as good if not better than many of the new showy bouses; good garage at rear of lot; very choice 60-foot sooth front lot, on Farnam St. To build thii house today would eont at least 16,000. The lot, if vacant, would aurely be a big bargain at 12,000. To settle an estate this property must be sold within the next few days. We are authorised to quote a price of 88.800 for this property. The house No. Is 4232 Farnam St. Look at it from the outside, but don't bother the tenant. Call ue for an appointment to see the inside and we will submit your best offer. Opportunities like this are few and far between. Take advantage of this one. Another may never present Itself. RASP BROS., Sole Agents :t0-12-14 Koeline Bid. Tyler 721. MILLER PARK. 6 -room, strictly modern nearly new bungalow, located just south of the park. Built-in bookcases, collonade openings, built-in buffet; nice sun room and sleep ing room. Oak floors throughout. If look . lng for a classy little bungalow see this at once. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 537 Omaha Nat'l B nk Bldg. Doug. 1781. $250 DOWN $20 MONTH PRICE ONLY $2,000 Five-room stone house, furnace, electric light; good wejl, two good lots, about SH blocks to car. - - OSBORNE REALTY -CO., 701 -! Om. Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 4. riTUunoJI DICTRTrT Just listed, 7-roora, full J-story house, within four blocks of cathedral; three rooms on first floor, four rooms and bath on second; large corner lot, on paved street, paving paid. Owner reduced price of this property 1600 for quirk sale. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., 537 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Douglas 1781. ffiAO CASH. Nice lot In West Farnam district. T. D. Weed, 810 South lth St., Wead Bldg. North. GOOD KOUNTZE PLACE HOME CHEAP This Is a well built, 2-story. 7-room frame and stucco house, built for a home a few years ago, located on Lothrop Street between 21st and 22d, surrounded by good homes. House haB living room, dining room, den and kitchen on first floor and 8 convenien t bedrooms, bat h and store room on second floor. Full cemented basement, furnace heat. Oak finish first floor, birch second, oak floors throughout. New garage. Attractive home at a right price, which Is $5,000.00. Easy terms. In vestigate at once If you want a good home In Kountxe Place. REALTORS, GEORGE & COMPANY, Douglas 751. 602 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. BIG BARGAIN IN BEMIS PARK Nine rooms, strictly modern; built for a home, wtlh quarter sawed oak finish; hot water heat; finished attic; complete basement, plastered. Full lot on Lafay ette Ave. Blvd., near 18th. Oarage, Non resident owner has cut the price to f,000 for quick sale; the house alone cost better than $8,000 and the lot Is worth $2,000. Investigate at once. GLOVER & SPAIN, (Realtors), Douglas SHt. fM-S0 City National. $200 DOWN NEW BUNGALOW. $200 down, $28 per month will take that dandy new bungalow located Just south of Fontenelle park on car line, living room and dining room with bullt-ln book case and china closet finished In oak; nice kitchen with bullt-ln cabinet, two bedrooms, bath, stairway to floored attic, with ample apace for two large sun shiny rooms, full cement basement, fur nace, all modern. Price only $3,750 C. G. CARLBERG, REALTOR. 810-318 Brandels Theater Bldg. HOUSE AND 3 LOTS ONLY $4,000 Six rooms and sleeping porch, oak fin ish, etrictly modern throughout; good gar age or barn, built about 3 years; 30 fruit trees, 4ft grape vines. This is a dandy and only 2 blorks to car. OSBORNE REALTY CO., 7lt-2 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. i Tyler . BEST RESULTS A FAIR RATE. The reasons for the growing popularity are Best Results and a Rate of lo per word. . When you want both of the above, CALL TYLER 1000. NEW BUNGALOW. Five rooms, atrlctly modern, finished In oak. Located at 3923 N. 25th St, Price 33,160. Terms. Will take small cottage la trade. NORRIS NORRIS, 4fo Bee Bldg. Phoi.s Douglaa 4278. NEW, modern, 7-room house, with sleeping porch, quartered oak finish, hand-paint-d decorations throughout; two toilets; built by owner for home. Must be seen to be appreciated. Terms to right party. Walnut nil. BUY FROM OWNER. Large, six-room house, full cement base ment and furnace; large yard and chicken house; plenty of fruit. Pa. Benson 731-J SIX-ROOM houne, two lots, store room, 8 closets, summer kitchen, barn, coalehed. ohlcken house, fruit; close to school and car. High and lightly; $1,000, terms. Col fax 8074. BARGAIN New 5 -room modern bungalow. One block south of Miller park. Colfax 5828. SIX -ROOM Bungalow with three lots; good place for gardening. Price $1,800; 831 SC cash; balance 815 per month. Colfax 2762. South. FOR SALE or rent, 7-room house at 1 3d and Center 8te. On car line Walnut J2T, REAL ESTATE IMPROVED South. MODERN BUNGALOWS Five rooms and bath, all on. one floor; oak finish, bookca-, buffet, French doors, sun room, floored attic full base ment. Also dandy slx-"OOin semi-bungalow, all oak flnlHh and white enamel on second floor, beautifully decorated. These are brand new, built by day labor; close to car. OSBORNE REALTY CO., 701-1 Om. Nat. Bank Btilg. Tyler iti. Miscellaneous. MONTt'LAIR DUNG A LOW. Stucco construction, 8 large light rooms, Oak floors, oak and enamel finish. Price $3,800. Easy terms. Another now build ing for $SM0. Call Douglas 1723 days. Walnut IF'80 evenings. J. B. ROBINSON. Real Estate and Insur ance. 442 Bee Bldg, Douglas 80U7. R. 8. TRUMBULL, 611 World-Herald Bldg. REAL, ESTATE Investments A SAFE INVESTMENT CHOICE CORNER 76x88 feet, located In the rapidly In creasing went and north district, S. K. corner of 23d and California His.; double frame flat and double family Iiouho; bring In enough rent to carry the Investment. This property should double In value dur ing the next five years. For price and terms call OSBORNE REALTY CO., 701-2 Om. Nat, Bk. Bldg. Tyler 496. 7 GUARANTEED YOU On your money In any amount by HOME BUILDERS, Inc., $1.00 Shares. Omaha. APARTMENT. I7S.000, In come 12 per cent; one year old; very fine location; mortgage $25,000 and will accept $20,000 In trade; bal ance cash or negotiable papers, CALKINS A CO., Douglas 1213. City Nat. Bank Bldg. BEE Vn FOR INVESTMENT AND SPECULATIVE PROPERTY. A. P. TUKBY ft SON. REALTORS. 620 First National Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE Unimproved West. THERE la a big garden land sale going on today. It win only last a snort time, now to reach the eale. Take any car end 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 Papllllon Inter urban Car and get off on 66th and Q Streets, the southeast corner of the gar den land. North. AFTER looking at MINNA LUSA 800 dif ferent buyers decided that It was the best proposition on the market and they backed tbelr judgment by buying lots. IF YOU will come out today you will understand why the others are buying. CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO. 741 Omaha Nat, Bank Bldg. Tyler 187. Miscellaneous. Ideal Apartment House Site Corner 150x140 Feet Located within walking distance. Im provements, namely, paving, sewer, wa ter, etc., are all in and paid for. For quick sale, $6,600. HIATT COMPANY, 25-7-9 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tyler 6(1. LOT BARGAINS $ 55050x124, at 22d and Laird. 750 Choice lot In Montclnir, on La fayette Ave. ; easy terms or dta count for cash. 41,800 Choice east front lot in Dundee, , restricted district, 60th Ave. and Dodge GLOVER & SPAIN. (Realtors), Douglas 3962. 918-20 City National. BEAUTIFUL - ot lots. rico $220, only $2 cash and 60 cents per wee.. Doug 3392 FARMS, acreage and Dundee property a specialty. S. ARJON LEWIS. 408 Bee. REAL ESTATE To Exchange FOR SALE or trade, 640 acrea, Brown Co., Neb., 30 acres broke, $12.10 per acre; mortgage 81,000. Owner will trade for 20, 40 acres, close in. 838 Brandels Bldg. Paul Sydon, Phone Douglas 8711, FULL SECTION Banner county, exchange name in uiiiH.ua.. INTER-STATE REALTY CO., 28-80 City Nat. Doug. 8862. TO EXCHANGE Some splendid clear farm land for unincumoerea cuy property, v. T. Mauller, 1067 Omaha National Bank. WE have some good homes and rt-ntal prop erties for Neb. or Iowa land. Edward F. Williams Co.. Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Council Bluffs. RAISE YOUR OWN CHICKENS AND POTATOES. W hav. for sal. at a real bargain a one-acre tract located In the north part of Omaha, only five blocks from car line, with practically new five-room house, well located, slightly sloping, just enough for good drainage, high and sightly. A bargain at S2.250. Easy terms. BIG 4 REALTY CO., 1(11! W. O. Bldg. Doug. 348. Dundee. " DUNDEE PROPERTIES. Well located lot. on easy terms. Mod ern, attractive homes. Befor. buying be sure and see GEORGE & CO., Dundee. HAVE calls for Dundee borne., and would like exclusive listings on a few bungalows and houses from 13.500 to 112.000. C. A. Orlmmel, 8 Om. Natl. Bank Bldg. DUNDEE homes and homesltes. Shuler A Cary, 104 Keeltne Bldg. REAL ESTATE WAKE UP AND BUY AN ACRE FARM In Benson Gardens Addition. This add. will join the city limits of Omaha with j annexation of Benson. $10.00 CASH $10.00 A MONTH An acre farm when you can raise poultr. fruit and garden truck. They sre going fast, Benson Gardens, West Benson and Benson Acres Additions will soon all be sold and then you will have to go one or two miles further out. These additions are all on paved road. Easy walking distance of ear line. Prices $660 to $800 an acre. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, (REALTORS) 1S14 Harney Street. Flvt Phone, Tyler to. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Florence. FLORENCE Kval Estate Co.. Phono flo. 191. South Side. HOMKSEUKKRS. ATTENTION. On a small cash payment w. will buy the lot you select, built a home after your own plans and you can pay for It on small monthly payments, without .atra Interest HOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO. INCORPORATED CAPITAL S.S. 4SZS 8o. Stth Bt. Phono South li,7. " MEDIUM PRICED HOMES. On the South Side, on full slsed tots, ranging from SI. 6,0 to 13,000 In different loealltlra, with all city linprovtments near schools and ehurchea: can be bought from us on a arnall caah payment. SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED 4. 6 and tl-roum houses that cao be sold for $100 cash, balance $16 per month; send complete description first letter. W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. 1820 Farnam. Tel, Doug. 1064. LIST your 6 and 6-rooni houses with us, WD SELL THEM. OSBORNE REALTY CO.. Pong. 1474. LIST jour I ar.d 6 -room house with K I) WART) F. WILLIAMS CO., Poug. 4S0. FINANCIAL 11,800 AITGE., bearing I pvt., wint-Miniuil, secured by property valued at $4,260. Tnl-tnage-Loomis In?. Co., W. O. W. Bldg. $7,000 MTUK., bearing 6H pet., semi -annua! secured by property valued at $20,000 Tal mage-Loon . is Inv.JV, W. O. W. Bldg, H.W. BINDER. Money on hand for mortgage loans. City Nat. Bk. Ul.Ig. RealEstate,LoanB nd Mortgage!. ClfYandfrm loans promptly made. Rates 5, and 6 per ceuL Reasonable com mission. UNITED STATES TRUST CO., 212 South 17th, Omaha, Neb. 6 PER CENT to 6 per cent on best class city residences in amounts $2,000 up; also farm loans. Reasonable commission. PETERS TRTJHTCO., 1822 Farnam St. MONEY to" load on Improved farms and ranches. We also buy good farm mort gages. Kloke In v. Co.. Omaha. SHOFEN A CO.. PRIVATE MONEY. 51 ni CITY OARVIN BROS., Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. 72 (0 LOANS. 5V MONEY HARRISON & MORTON. 2 818 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. OMAHA HOMES, EAST NKB. FARMS. O'KEEFE R. K. CO., 101$ Omaha Nut. FARMandity-ioans, 5TSV and 6 per cent. W. II. Thomas, Keellne Bldg. Doug. 148. CITY and farm loans, lowest rates. E. H. LO UQEE, Inc., 638 Keellne Bldg. NO DELAY IN CLOSING. LOANS. W. T. Graham, 604 Bee Bldg. $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, Wead Bldg., ISth and Farnam Sts. LW-RATES. C. O. CARLBERG, 812 Bran dels Theater Bldg. D. 686. Stocks and Bonds. ONAHMAN IRON CO. STOCK. 1,600 SHARES Onahman Iron Co. stock for sale at $1.85. Will sell part. E. H. Fuller, 4665 Harriet, Minneapolis. Abstracts of Title. TTahh Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co., IVcII job 8. 17th St., ground floor. Bonded by Mass Bonding and Ins. Co. REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of fice In Nebraska. 206 Brandels Theater. Miscellaneous GALLAGHER & NELSON Represent prompt pay Insurance com panlea 644 Branded JBIdg., maha, Neb. farrOndT Florida Lands. RAISE ALFALFA In FLORIDA (Natal Hay) this winter. First cutting 80 days; $60 and $90 annually on $80 land. $25 Paxton Blk. Walnut 8567 (evenings). Iowa Lands. WILL sell at a sacrifice lit acres adjoining Council Bluffs, 12 sores bearing grapes; 8 acres garden. J. S. Mosbacher, 1635 Madi son Ave., Council Bluffs, Missouri Lands. SMALL MO. Farm $10 cash and $5 month ly; no interest or taxes; highly productive land; close to 8 big markets. Write for photographs and full Information. Munger, A-119 N. Y. Like Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo. Michigan Lands. LAND SEEKERS Splendid opportunity for farm renters and wage earners to get farm homes. Small or large tracts, suitable for general farming, stock, dairying, poultry, vegeta' bles, fruit. Located In Michigan's best counties. Near towns, schools, good mar kets. Prices, $16 to $26 an acre, $6 to $100 down, balance small monthly or yearly payments. Writs for literature and full Information free. 1 want to tell you all about this country. Owner, Oeorge W. Swlgart. D. 1245, First National Bank Bldg., Chicago. Hl. . FOR SALE CLOVER -LAND FARMS. Grains thrive Drouth, hall unknown. Root crops, dairying, grazing, Ideal. Fine roads, market; 143 growing days. Aver age killing frosts October 2. Terms easy. George Rtwell, jr., 22 Bacon Blk., Mar quette, Mich. Nebraska Lands. POSSESSION APRIL 1ST, 1917. 180 acres, all under Irrigation, 80 acres In alfalfa, balance ptewed and ready for crop this year, good new six-room house, new barn for 80 head of stock, new gran ary and chicken house, only Ave miles to good town on main line, of the Union Pacific R, R. Small cash payment, bal ance 16 years time. This Is a rare op portunity to go right to work and put In your spring crop. BIG 4 REALTY CO., 101S W. O. W. Bldg. Doug. 8486. 220 ACRES, Joining town PlneblufTs, 60 acres hay meadow, 150 acres cultivated, 60 In winter wheat, running water year around. All can be cultivated; fenced; poor set improvements. Priced to sell. No. trades. 2418 N. 59th Ave., Benson, Neb. 160 ACRES, near town. In well settled and good crop country, at $12.60 per acre, Last year's crop on adjoining land brought over $80 per acre. J. B. Hansen, 222 National Fidelity Bldg., Omaha. REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LANDS Nebraska Lands. TjMfTACRES' DAWES COUNTY. NEBRASKA. Kin miles situifawest of Cbadron, acrea very best of farm lasd. balance fin pasture, heavy intm NO HAND. Plenty of timber for fuel sod posls, areek and never-falling springs. One of the best combination plaoes Id Nebraska. Pries $16.00 per acre, eaay tenna. Call or write for full particulars KLOKE INV. OX. 846 Om she Nat. Bank BlrigOroaha Neb SMALL Neurttftka farniH on uany payments 6 acres up. we farm the farm we sell you. The llunnorfoid PoUlo tlrowers' As eorlatton, 16th and II i ward Sts., Omaha. Douglas 1371. CHOICE ISA. ACRE Gage county farm. Im proved; 120 acn-i under plow, one 1 miles from town and school. ARCHER REALTY CO., 580 Bramlela Bldg. WKT land mad dry wuxmh fur crops or no pay. Is our way of draining land. No tract too la no or too wl, Guarantee Drainage Ce Oakland, Nub. KASTcntm.Nb.r acres, highly Ini pmved farm, clone to town, huh p. terms, poasesMioa at sac. 8. & and K. E. Mont gomery Texas Lands. ARE YOU DISCOURAGED with the High Cost of Living In Ne braska? Then come wtlh un on our next excursion to the Trinity River Valley of Kast Texas on April 2. Ws want you to see and Investigate our corn and al falfa land w are selling for the low price of $26 per acre; easy terms. Be Inde pendent and purchase a fariu of your own In this "Sure Crop Co. n try," where the rainfall Is am pi and the climate de lightful. For further Information call or write W. S. FRANK. 101 Neville Blk.. Omaha. Nebraska tjREAT b&ritatns, $5 down; 5 monthly, buy 40 acres good mm ana poultry inn a near to-n. southern Missouri. Price only $208. Address Box 808. Excelsior Springs. Mo. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE If bargain In land interests you, see 1, T, Mauller, 10S7 Omaha Na tional Bank. AUTOMOBILES SPECIAL TODAY 1915 Maxwell roadster, like new, $285. 81 Overland, starter, lights, etc., new pftlnt good tires, $340. A dozen others. All bargain prices. 8KB US FOR A SQUARE PEAL. Auto Salvage and Exchange, Douglas 8070. 110 S. ITth St. WILLYS -OVERLAND, INC. I SED CAR DEPT. Douglas 828. 2047-4$ Farnam. Touring cars and roadsters of Overland, Siudebnker, Maxwell, Ford, Oakland, .Mitchell, Buick and Hudson makes. TERMS IF DESIRED. Prompt attention given to all Interested out-of-town buyers. AUTO CLEARING HOUSE 5208 Famam St, Douglas SS10. Ford touring .$226 Light "6" Paige $476 Hudson "8-40," sacrifice. Mitchell "8" $660 WE will trade you a new Ford for your old one. INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO., COth and Harney. louglas 6261. CROSSTOWN GARAGE, Don ir Ian 4448. $1$ S. 34th St. Bosch D. U. H. T. mag- $18.00. Oval speedster tanks, $2.00, $6.00. Presto tanks, $4,00. Parts for Hup 20, Appersbn '0$-'ll, Olds mobile, Interstate 86. C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO. Used Car Dept. 2218-18 Famam St. Douglas 86$. Almost any make' at reasonable prices. FOR sale, cheap for cash, late model five passenger car. Will take Ford In part payment. Call after 6 p. m. 1428 S. Sixteenth St. TELL & BINKLET, Auto repalrtnit; expert mechanics. 2818 Harney St. D. 1640. 2 IN 1-VUL CO., 161$ Davenport Bt. 60 Per Cent Saved on Year Tire Expense BERTSCHY Kan-Flx-IU" Southeast cor" ner 20tb and Harney Sts. Douglas 3662. CASH FOR TOUR USED CARS. AUTO EXCHANGE, 8107 FARNAM. D. 8086. CASH PAID FOR USED CARS. SALVAGE AND EXCHANGE. Auto Livery andJSarages WHITE - CALFB garage, T28 S. 87th. suc cessors to Smith A Deafner Garage; day and night storage; repairs and supplies. A chance to please you Is what we ask. EXPERT auto repairing, "servics car al ways ready." Omaha Oarage, J010 Har ney St. Tyler 566. Auto Rcpairin g and Painting. $"l00reward for magneto w can't repair. Colls repaired. Htysaorier, nu . NEB. Auto Radiator Repair Service, .and prices ngni. is o. mo. ia " "Motorcycles and Bicyclea HARLEY - DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Bargains In used machines. Victor Roos. "The Motorcvcl Man," 1708 Leavenworth. TWIN Excels lorrheap. Webster 8488. REAL ESTATE Buy Your Garden Land Today In one of the largest tracts of ground ever platted In Douglas County. Wo offer a feasible plan whereby everybody can Reduce the high cost of living and solve the rent problem Buy location for hom, with garden, chickens, fruit, pit, nd cow, PLANT YOUR GARDEN ON YOUR OWN GROUND R.I.. potato,,, onions, strawbsrrles. eelery. beans, psas, radishes, MtaM, cauliflower, rhubarb, spinach, cucumbers, blsekbsrrias. gooseberries, currants and all kinds of small A few dollars down and a few dollars weekly or monthly Put a few dollars in your the sale after you get through work tonight. HOW TO REACH THE SALE Tak, any ear and transfer to the West street car. 0.t off at 4M and ! streets. Sslesmen will be there and will take you to the ssle. Or tak. tha Ralaton or Papllllon car and get off at 18th and Q atrwts. the southesst corner of th. garden land. If you cant com. on the street car. telephone Douglas 20 or South J447 and ha., our automobiles take you to the Osrden Und Ssl,. Com. today. W, sell day and night on th. ground. U you can't com. today, coma tomorrow. Don't delay. $1,015 IN PRIZES To Be Awarded Through the THRKE OMAHA DAILY PAPERS (Be,, News and World-Herald) FOR THE BEST'LETTER WVING PLAN FOR A GARDEN Write letter to th. GARDEN CONTEST EDITOR of THE OMAHA BEE, WORLD. HERALD or DAILY NEWS, laying out a plan and telling what kind of garden products to raise on a garden tract 100 by 120 feet to reduce the High Cost of Living. FIRST PRIZE I4SH Worth of Garden Land. SECOND PRIZE 120ft Worth of Garden Land. THIRD PRIZE 1140 Worth of Garden Land. FOURTH PRIZE Vlffo Worth ot Gsrden Land. FIFTH PRIZE 1100 in Csnh. RULES OF CONTEST , . ' , Any person or SI year, of age may enter the eontt by registering at the reel t.tate oflfc. of H. H. Harper Co., at 6th and Q streets. W. will announce on April ... i- .k- .1.11- - .h. ..... . th. nf the Aontest. W. Will Srlv. VOU IRID C t fflf. but send In your answers as early as pos.ible. has registered at the real estate oitics oi n. southeast corner of the garden land, ,. .. I. . ... ...--.. ..n ... nn, ing In filled out copy of th. following blank streets. ENTRANCE BLANK Register my nam. in tha Garden Land Contest at th, sales offlM of H. H. Harper Co., at (tth and Q streets. Address. Are This contest Is free and contestants are not renulred to buy any properly. We would Ilk. to hav. you com. down to the sale and look over the garden land : you may be able to offer eoms valuabla auggettions to our many prospective gardeners. H. H. HARPEFf & COMPANY 1013-H City National Bank Building Telephone Douglas 2S96 or South 2447 PERSONAL THE Salvation Army lnduntrtal Home o Urita your old clothing, furniture mags sines. We collect. W distribute'. Phone Doug. 4116 and our wagon will call. Call snd inspoot our new home. 1U0-1113 1114 iKHlge St. BEST RESULTS A FAIR RATE. Thn reaona for the growing popularity are Best Results and a Rate of lu per word. When you want both of the abor, CALL TYLER 1000. MY wUeT Msry Ryan, has loft my bed and heard, without caww. I will not be spu&albl fr any debts ahe may contract aTter this datt, :,rlt,Ranj ETTATl'RGKPS. niar.ir:f. electric Turk ish baths, manicuring, ferial and ilp treatments. 160$ Harney. Open evenings and Sunday. MISS RDNA. Miionllnc maxsagc. 22$ Ne ville Blk. Opvn evenings nud Sundays. LUtil.LA W KHNTKR, mawMKe and manl curlug. $18 Paxtws Blk. Red 14A$, MAE BRUOM AN. scientific masseuse and balhs SM Karhach HlkRed 272T, ALL" Right Trlvate Malernlty Hnmu 8011 Miami St, Webster I'SOS. SCIENTIFIC massage, M Bee Bldg. Phone lougtas 87J. M1MS I.1LLT. hath, massage. 1811 Farnam. VIOLET1" RAY tre'almontTTu "BeBldT Maulcarlug and snaaa. Hil Farnam. R. 18. MEDICAL DR. K. R. TARRY, PILES, FISTULA CURED. Dr. E. R, Tarry cures plies, fistula and other rectal diseases without surgical op eration. Cur guaranteed and no money paid nnlll cured. Write for book on rec tal diseases with testimonials. DP. K. R. TARRY. 240 Bee Bldg. Omaha. Neb. WHY SUFFER? Latest snd Most Scientific Treatment for All Diseases, Dr. Charles Barnes, 618-620 Roso Bldg. Kxamlnatlon and Consultation free. He Is curing thou sands. WHY NOT TOUT Delays are dan gerous. If you can't call, writ. Hours a. m. to $ p. m., ?;80 to 1:80 evenings. Sunday by appointment. RADIUM water baths and Hot Springs mer cury treatment for rheumatism. Dr. I.". Pyer, 14 Patterson Block. IX $824. RUPTURE Successfully treated without a surgical operation. Call or writs Dr. Frank H. Wray, 30$ He Bldg. Chiropractors. DR. KNOLLENBKRO, SANITARIUM. Ijdy sttetnlsnt, 24th snd ram am. D. 7286. Dr. C. J. Lawrence. Balrd Bldg. D. 84B1. Dr. Frances Dawson. 802-8 Rose Bldg. T. $886. Dm. Johnslon, 1825 W. O. W. Bldg. D. $618. Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No Pain. 8 U W. O. W. Bldg Taft's Dent. Rms 308 Rose Bldg. D. 3168. POULTRY AND PET STOCK Cypher's' Incubators and hovers. Stewart's Seed Store, U N. 18th gt,Opp. P. O. Queen Incubators and colsny hovsrs, Stw art's Seed Store, lit N. 18th. Opp. P. O. Screenings, $1.60 108. Wagner, $01 N. 16th. Horse Live Stock- Vehicle A LIGHT team of mares, wsgon and bar-, ness for ssl cheap. 834$ Orand Ave. Col fa xj 7 4. DELIVERY wagon and harness for sale, iclfi Chlrago, . MONEY TO LOAN LOOK! LKUAU RATK LOANS1 LOOKI I Gft.,0 roars you I I.3S for sli months. 1S1.U0 cobIs yon ta. IT for on. year. IM.oo costs yoa 11.8, for on. ysar. lot .00 coats you ,0.80 for on year. son. OA cost, yon .4.0r for on. year, other amounts In proportion. EASV PAYMENTS. UTMOST PRIVACT. OMAHA LOAN COMPANT. S4 Paxton Blk. - Tel. Dou. JIS. FURNITURE, piano, and notes as security. Itv, mo., H. Roods, total eost, 11.60. $40, 6 mo., Indorsed notea, total cost, lll.tt. Smaller, tarfer am'ts, proportionate rate, rROVlDENT LOAN SOCIETY. Organised by Omaha Business Men. 433 Rose Bid., lath and Farnam. Ty. OOP. St POt. on Ills. Gross, 110 N. llth. R. ,011. Reliable Family Paper- THE BEE REAL ESTATE will buy nice big piece of garden land pocket and come down to No contestant will be considered unless he n. n.rper a vo., ..hi w . .... a nltr sales office. VOU S1IT re.iSter b, 1.0(1- to H. H. HARPER CO., at 66th and 11 CREEM GAMBLERS MAKEFOOD SPOIL Seven Carloads of Beans Worth $37,500 to Be Dumped Because of Mildew. HELD FOR HIGH PRICE While grocers are asking 15 cents a pound for navy beans and the pub lic is wondering why this food sta ple has advanced over 100 per cent in price w ithin a few months, govern ment investigators and slate food in spectors are in Omaha preparing to destroy seven carloads, or $37,500 worth. Xearlv 2-sO.OOO pounds of beans, rep resenting six carloads, discovered iu several Omaha warehouses last week, have become mildewed and rotten, while the owners, alleged food gam blers, held out for higher prices. Chief Inspector E. C. Kemble of the state food commission, who made the discovery, has been at work making tests of the beanr. with State Chem ist W. S. Frisbec. Their probe has satisfied them that the stuff is not only unfit for food, but for seed pur poses as well, and they will commence legal action at once libeling the en tire cache to prevent it from being sold. Owner's Identity a Mystery. Who owns the beans appears to be a mystery. Most of the lot came here from West Hammond, lnd., sev eral months ago, sacked and tagged. it is said, but the consignees name, according to Mr, Kemble, is conspic uous by its absence. James K. liarncr aim William M. Hartiean, Chicago and Kansas City federal food inspectors, are here also working on the case and it is under stood that they will.' have complaints ready to file in the matter within a dav or so. The prosecution to be instigated by Kemble will be for the purpose of stopping the owners should they at tempt to market the stun wnne tne federal officers are working to un cover what appears to be a gigantic food conspiracy, i hey nave already made the rounds of all warehouses and other places where food could be stored and it is understood tnat when they get ready to file com plaints in the bean case they will have other equally sensational dis closures to make. One official declares that Omaha and Kansas City appear to be the storehouses of the speculators, who hold back huge amounts of stuff and thus force prices up to the limit. Demand for Paint Brushes Shows the Clean-Up Interest Tire De Voe Faint company, with headquarters in Chicago, is contem plating the establishment of a local distributing branch in Omaha. The company has a large branch at Kan saa Citv. which covers this section. but-is now desirous of dividing the Kansas City territory and establish inn a branch in Oman.. If this com nanv locales in Omaha it will mean that practically every large paint and varnish house in the United States is represented in Omaha. The naint business, which is large ly indicative of building activities in contemplation throughout, the territory served 6y umana, i snow ing: a remarkable spurt this spring. Some of the companies report as much as a 60 per cent increase for the first few months over tne corre soondinc months of last year. Clean up-and-paiut-up campaigns are on or immediately contemplated in many sections, and this is causing an in creased demand along with the gen eral spring demand occasioned by a large building program. Nebraska Members of The Reserve Officers Xs'mh.ra rtf th. armv reserve ofTi rers' corps includes the names of .al M.Kracltans fill nf whom have had militia or volunteer training. They are tdgar w. oagneii, nrsi lieutenant, aviation corps, jumcoin n t? Qt-rl. i-sntain mia rternin Btr-r Omaha; Donald J. Burke, second lieutenant, inlantry, umana; layior Belcher, captain, infantry, Omaha; Im.nli 1 li'rncer. sei-nnd lioiitennnt. infantry, Omaha; John G, Maher, major, quartermaster, Lincoln; jonn S. Milam, first lieutenant, signal corps, Schuyler, now in Rapid City, S. u., ana nenry rascaie, sccona lieutenant, infantry. Omaha. Lack of Time to Prepare, Preparedness Parade is Off There will be no patriotic prepared ness narade in Omaha. This has been decided by the Navy league, principally because of the laCK Ol time tu inane ijivici tions. It was found that there would be a great deal of difficulty in lining up the v.rious organizations planned on to march, and therefore the wav league will bend its efforts lo promote in terest in the address of Ex-Secretary of War Stimson, who speaks at the municipal auditorium April 7. Bluffs Girl Will Start First Aid Corps for Army Organization of a young women s ai.vllinrv rnms fnr first aid service in military emergency Is proposed for Umana and council uiuns oy miss Grace Williford, 420 Stutsman street, Council Bluffs. Un.H.v eh. annlierl tn loin the army or navy in whatever capacity the officers could enlist her, but was turned down, as proper authority has not been received nere Dy tne recruit ers. George Haynes Says the Milwaukee Ready to Help George B. Haynes, general pas senger agent of the Milwaukee sys tem, is over from Chicago and will remain a couple of days in the city ca llmir on old-time triends and vis iting relatives. Like all of the other railroads, the Milwaukee, Mr. Haynes asserts, is lining up to aid the gov ernment in the movement of troops and munitions in the event it should he called upon to engage in the cam paign of preparedness. POET INDICTS GROH FOR BEING MODEST Unidentified Child of the Muses Free-Verses About The Bee and Contents. HE SUSPECTS 'TIS A WOMAN By A. R. GROH. Today, folks, we shall lave our souls in beautiful poetry. Oh, don't you just love po'ms? This one came to me in all its freshness and beauty through the prosaic channels of the well-known United States mails. It free verse." Here what he (or she) wrote; here's the very ote: DINNER. LA VERS LIBRE. Waiter, Before You lose yourself In the jungles of the kitchen. With my order, , Hrine me a Bee, The evening edition. ! Here s a quarter. I'm feeling liberal tonight. Besides. The II. C. of L. demands it. Now, While I wait, i I'll look and set, First, What father's doin ;, Then, What Groh has written. He s clever but a bit too modest) hen. What sports a going, Then, What notes Wilson has penned. Ah, here's My dinner. And while yet there's time, I'll kill a Pilsner Myself. M-m-m-mum, that's good. I guess I ll move to Kansas City, May. The first. Gee. , t That beefsteak's tender.' Author's Note. The above. m dear Groh (how do you pronounce it? Grow or Grauf) is not t made-in-Germany product, but i maid-en-' effort product, and is offered for your criticism in response to your recent solicitation that you would take on anything, foolish or wise, light or heavy, blond or brunette, and weigh it !n lU kalane. i11, kn T .m sandwiched between chills of despair and Dersniration of hone on the out come of your decision. I await. Hers Is Modesty. V.rv lnv.lv. Mnneftil. Ver annn- doofulous. The only improvement I could suggest, if 1 might make so bold, would be to transpose the fifth, and seventh lines of the second verse. What do vou think? Also, you might insert the word "extremely or "superlatively" before the word Aiy guess is that you are of the masculine persuasion. Yon see, Wat son, if he were if she were welt, then, if this person were a woman she would not be likely to "kill a Pilsner" in a cafe. Furthermore, she would not be likely to give a quarter for a copy of The Bee when the same iiiav uc nciuicu .1 . muni .inane. oullay. Women don't do such things. J-toping, my dear riopelul, that 1 haven't kept you in your, uncomfort ably sandwiched position too long, I VIS lu I till. Ill, J l VU(U . SCIV I, n. J .tir n j Duuy ui ivittju i uuuu w v r n t . in Miirt At wemnin iU iUUU Ul OV UISSVXU . Creek by Trainmen Partly Submerged in frozen mud, the clothing stripped of. all valuables, the body of a man believed to be Fred Govert was found on the bank of Pappio creek by a Union Pacific freight train ' crew early Tuesday morning. County Attorney Magney, ex-officio coroner, was notified by Jim Porter, conductor of the train. The body was ordered removed to an undertaking establishment. The county attorney has not as yet de cided whether an inquest will be held. Members of the train crew saw the body from the train about a half mile south of Center street The train was stopped and an investigation made. According to Porter's description, the body was that of a man about 45 years old, five feet, nine inches tall, with light hair and blue eyes. Ihcre were no marks ot violence. In a pocket of the clothinrr was found a Northwestern blank baggage sheet and a pocket diary with the name, Ired Govert, written on the fly-leaf. No address was given. The name does not appear in the city directory. Railroads Holds Jobs Open For Employes Who Enlist Information has gone out from lo cal railroad headquarters to the ef fect that all men who desire to en list will be granted leave of absence and that their old places, or better ones, will be in waiting for them upon their return. This rule will apply to men employed in all classes of work. Today ten men from the Union Pa cific and eight from the Burlington offices and shops gave up their posi tions and applied to enlist. A number of them were men who have already seen service on the Mexican border. mmnca Hmo-M) Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs, and Celds. of truwty back. SoU aui guarantee by Sherman A McConn.ll Drug Co. WMYEACCLD orLAGRIFFc IfcsHv'a MtbU toftar ttsj fit SU . Mrt MMlMIr. one eyd yrvu'll na Sir fas."-: mom no I IJ L