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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 10. 1917.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Idaho Lands.
IDAHO LANDS IN BUISK COUNTY
FOR BALE WK HAVE A LA ROE
t.IPT OF IRRIGATED AM) NON1KHI
OATED LANDS IN ORA1N. ALFALFA
AND 8TOCK RANCHES. ALSO 10. 20
AND 40-ACRE PRUNE AND ATPLE OR.
1'HARDS. WRITE FOR INFORMATION,
PRICES AND TKRMK.
OEO. H. WETTER CO.,
ROISE. IDAHO.
Iowa Lands.
160 ACRES f'tm-rliios land 1 mlh- flmi
Punlsp: ged Improvement. Dunlaji is
60 miles eapt of 'oundl Hlilffn on Lin
coln High".?. Price II:;. no per stc.
Will inks In a good umaha residence
property.
BIG 4 RKA1.TV CO.
115-H W. O. VT. Bldg. T. 34S.
uoon io-ak; I'L.u.K:
mil' of Council
Utiiffni on one of
thi city; fln- gnr
i hotine and barn ;
tbe hst roadu out f
den land : gnjd 6-rimn
some fruit, $3.7.'.o. Lft x itw you.
M GEE RKAL KHTATK CO..
lft& IVrl Sr. fninrll Uluffi. -
a"ha iu; a i s.
Improved Harrison courtly, lows. K0-arre
farm, for sale ou eary tcrma. Pries 1140
per aero.
ARCHER REALTY COMPANY.
5S0 Krandiia Uldg.
Missouri Lands.
GREAT BAR(IAINS$.'. .1hhi. 1 monthly,
buys 4f soren irond fruil mul pniilirv land,
nnr town. southern Miw.-wurf I'rh onlj
$200. Addrers Ho Kiu:Hi,lor Spring,
Mlanourl.
Montana LancK
YAMKR IRHIGAYKD I, ANUS A I'KOrf.
PEROUS AGRICULTURAL EMPIRE.
Places the fin ut urmimiluil inmiey
making" oiiortuiitfl-N In th- hand of Id-'
practical fanner inni h-hlnil the plow
Willi moderns nptnim. who ilotlre lo be
come honiebul!d"r. i': v-r- farmer in
terenled In th prnjirr.'i.. of Anirrlci
should know thf- fuels .tutui thin tirt'.-il
producllvneta of (Iw h ll-r IrrlKtiit'iJ
country. Th ator - ui t- n fitiiHt ij
work and enn1" MH.ircl. Follonlnif lki
averairna from JUHH l IBiT (IT xhth). n
. vitract from ifiivor'iiH'Ht r'i'rt uf
eiht principal HKrlcuiliirHl iut proven
Hon Una ' tuilluK i.ro.lui-iiie ihiut:
vt nt-ai.tiHiH. nrie..oiatu'
flllnola
Iowa . .
..10
7fl
Mtnneiota, I.t.l
North Dakota ..ll.fi
. Routh Pakota ...11.4
Nebraika 17.4
Knnaas ...lt.O
MONTANA
Lands and wuter
l.fiU per acre rnsJi-
24.9
ill. 9
H.4
:'ft.&
s.vt
lft.1 7J
!(4.4 147
43.4
rlfc'ht 141. CO perAcru.
-M years on balance,
at per renl. V. M. Way man, president
of the Valler Fnrm Fn)-n Co., will ba at
' Rome Hotel, Omnha, Juno IS, and cpn-
ouci an sirurfifon to vnti(r. Iravhtfr Onu
ha 11:20 at niaht. Write or mil ml
hltn regarding the BKE-KOR-YOTTR8KL.it
trip or any inrorinallon abnut these
lands, Homeaeekera' exiMirniona' from
Omaha to Valler every first and thin!
I ur HUays of csrli inonih. I'or fruu Miff
Kture tontslnlng facia about Valler coun
try, wrlln
VALIKR fJA7,KH CO.,
LAND In south or southeast part of Mon
tana: small or largs tracts that will pro
dues enormous crona In wheat, oats, bar
ley, aic rart irrlKated. fnmt lit up an
era, Cloa to R. R. &mo of this land
W4I1 raise to bushes of wb'-sf or 1U0
no. oi oats or 4 lo a ions at alfalfa to
ins acre, fine wsier, One (llmate; sure
mersase in land; taey twrms, low n, it.
fare. Bend me ynur address and I wilt
xnatl rou particulars. C. 11 Itylander. a&4
J Omaha Nat'J. Bk. Htdr.
Nebraska Lands.
144 ACRES VAF.T.KY ALI'ALFA
FARM.
rres S'li.) to Hlf.tlfii. oil in nl
fftlla land. Hum vry Ihrlfly onhunl In
hnarlnr. Forest trtc r'tuilly in lualtliy.
New elght-roo'n houcn, well ,;ijt, nrnnitvv,
irarsge and other oy.Li; inu-.y j:Hs fc-mid
tenant houss, good burn, vrii built, Lo
cated on the l.hiiolH lllnivnv, n rilles
frome Hrule snd li inili-h fiAin Ogalhilii,
the county a-at of Klth wunty. Price
lio.fioo, The piraoiiul trotmrtv enn hi
bouiiht and poeivt. Um tl ; t(l4 jf
sired. This la a iminoy maker and a home
iual to tho best anywhere.
Rnuth of the iKi-rtlwd farm and
Im-ated on th inuUtl tiil.lf. iilmt on llin
14. A M, rait rou d in I'erMnn tmmtv. I
have for sals j:m - ..r d.-.vicd iaml
and a school lein- in arti-M oii"-h;il'
mils from loadlnT a ;tlhn Rultroad i uln
through the lanU. l f-uinin-n . d.
This ISO-arm layout r; m b boupht for
7,040, one-half ensh, linin on the bal
ance la I pet. There are no taxes on the
school land ami iniy per ymr to
pay on the lenae of ihn Innd li the slute.
Here are two choice propositions.
Next we d'Brrlhe one of the beat
ranches we hsVe for in!.
This Is If-ci ted 2 milt's Hontinv-V of
Wayw. d. 1J-j li- . ! M,-th of ru:ie-t-aon.
U miles east of (liys Center on the
j.a. - t'ov ""i . -;.! uf ru.ui. ii
vtft the year around, plenty vt limber
inr posts anq nre wood. This much con
sists of 440 acres f -sehool land and "0
acres deeded. Kencpd ami cross-fenced.
About 180 acres of irood Uolloni alfalfa
land; have om alfrlfp prfitt-d; alrfiut :t
atres oi rnr'n lni0. Uiod S-rorm fnmi
houirn; a nef burn K x-ix, and other Tmt
hulldlnt:s. co-n Is. s-t'. h rt nir-.i n-iw.
but would (lie i :'! Minn almont any
time. This rareh ,, t.-rt", Msihaiun
t prlpe on th'5 Inmt lw f!a.(i", hut Mould
sacrifice for ctmh. T'v' ss-tii mid J im1
liients nould b' i -'rr-hnaed If il'rnt Almut
76 cows, tb l-i"" 'n ,) - mqre
young ckIvck. At'i-: i: h;id of horsea
of dlfr reiit ages. would be sold at
their actual vn !'. 'AUm.t J ioEn nml
aut 75 pit".
c. kdavikS. fig -i, It. NEB.
BUY LANDS
WHILE THEY ARE
- CHEAP
4 acre. i;:trlll Co.. K-b., t: n-li-s
north of m-'lti t're l. t. ; t. AUout
one-half vt-ller: 1; nl ; ti-.'a-ee ri!) -,
Price 112.60 per n r. li.rd 1 in a
well settled nelghbori'oi-d mid tn a coimlv
whU-h ta rrp;11y filling up with actuel
farmers and land Values n-c rapidly In
creasing. Hi hae In our offv a written
ltispetlon report, which e tMIKbr pleased
to show you.
320 seres. SedwIHt Co,. I'-lerado, x
miles from R. II. tnn: rf "Veres In be
ing broken out (li b eUi-. iVe" JitT.iO per
sere. This land 1 alml level nml Is on
, that beautiful plateau N. E of Haxtum,
celebrated as the finest land In Colorado.
Every font tillable. ,lut the pie for a
home and a sure winner If bought an an
In-K'-i-n.
The high pr'erH, fr f.,n rPtltuetB
which re nur lo prrvnli v.ntH lonrr nftnr
, the war Is ver. Inuren a demand f"r
every aere of roil, n-i-hieiive irnd. n
pries sre e rlitln to nilmnr. I'on't wslt;
buy nw before prit-es go K'aring. There'
is no safer or more profitable Investment
J. H. DUMONT & CQ.
REALTORS
4H-U yecMne Tt'dg. Pr-en" foimlnn "tft.
. IRRIGATED RANCH
Near. Jukrborg. unn ar-re.i. ;7 under
. irrigation, 13 fln is bio Im.l, 400 acre
paature. ail fneed. t mher hnprove
. ments. Enrellent road from iiwn, fine
nalahborhoud. Offer-d ;,t a baisaln. and
might tak Omaho proferly or other good
land for part.
GEORGE G. WALLACE,
REALTOR, 614 KEELINE
BLDG.
14.400 Net You buy direct from th owner
and1 not pay profits to speeulutors. 440-a.
combination csttt end firm land In south
part of Cherry County, NebrasUH, adjoin
ing Thomas Ceunty on the nnrlh, eleven
miles from Sties. name distance from
Thedford. on mein line of B. & M. Ry.
Original homestrider lived and worked
the farm up to 1916. close to dally Auto
mail rotlte, some seventy or more acres
ready for the plow, balance hay, some
eighteen Inches high. While this l not
dlstlnt-t farming county altogether, you
can make big money with atock in con
nection. The principal crops are rye, corn
and. potatoes. Jf you want a farm and
can pay IJ.OOfl cash. Investigate In per
on so yon will know faets. Write C. J
rna 9ift U..r-. di.i. '
, MY 160 acres range; water,- bay, plow land.
Box 1391, Alliance, Neb.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands.
BUFFALO COUNTY FA It M S.
Thli farm In one of the most perfect
farm hoinea and bent location (hat I have
on my Hat, prl-'o and. all considered. Wan
IniprovM by the owner; extra, gooa nouae
worlh shout ifi.enu; oarn in proportion,
cranar,,, nrn rrlna, atock scsls and slock
shed. Lois of woven wire fence In (rood
itpalr, Jarni Is In city achool district;
fruit and for tit tres make it home-like.
Lawn, cement walks to coal and cob
fhodK; rstra good cistern. Quite a por
Hon of the land la level, ome la a little
rolling. priMuro lit rough, hut all rood loll.
i:0 acres, prle $75 pr acre.
(. K. DAVIEH,
Karney, Neb.
FARM NEAR OMAHA
240 ACRES
fifteen mil's from rmnhs. Oood 1an4,
Klfirhtly rolling. i'rlce. 1146 per aorc,
'Onus.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
(Realtors)
dj.uii m. :i: . nin.
FOR RENT OR SALE
51 ACRES.
Improved, with K1 7-rooni hoime. barn
mid tfsniK'. 4 rr infill fluontd : all
ill lr ttfrfMnnry uulkllnK; Rood ore hard ;
fhif Ihhii Htid trtes; in i IdfAl n mil II fan
Jc'n-aKfl 1 m'4 x'tuth of Calhoun, i
lll(fh rd. )l mllfM from Omaha poet-
orflc. lmiiirH;iti' piihikhmIoii ; act quli:k
O'KKETK KKAL ESTATE CO.
(ri-:ai,tors,
Itctua-. 27 IS. loin Omnh NM. llank.
lli" ACRKH, Iruiirovi-d. only ' inline from
Km- run ii. Ni-li. ; tv.ry acre koihI fur in
hind; tln-fp If about 12 arres paature that
f eid l wo h- d p'' r a -rr ; a boil t t
ITCH HlflllfH II nil
njuver, and
iitudy ore li nid nod
i r HiTi. n ciikj'
fllilHtlll. Nl.
riovr, i only 1145
I' mm. O. A. Kutl.
4MAI.L NetiruMKa fnrma on any pHymt-nts
5 acra up W farm the farm we sell
you. Ths llunaerford Potato Orowers'
AsMOt'latlon. Itih and Howard Sis., Oma
ha. ImuKlas 9X71
UU-ACKb! Irn proved farm 8 '-i ml Irs from
Itenson. Well situated and with good roads.
F. R W TjAP, 210 fl, lllh Bt. Wend Bld.
Texas .'-ands.
Uoul corn land, Kast Texas, 126 an acre,
(let my free book.
tV R FRANK. 20! Neville Hlork. Omahn.
Wisconsin Lands.
BARGAIN ItiO, only f.uOO, 2 miles good
knvii, i'olk uuunty. Wis. Fine, rip-roof d
burn, 34x48; small house, drilled well, all
fenced 46-Inch woven wire. Rich clay soli,
rolling surface, largely cleared, small field.
Wonderful sheep and cattle farm. Nat
ural bluo grsefl and clover pasture, Baker,
-'. "I ' J a1"' Wl"-
UNT.YTui'iII dow nHITtea Wt nillcs station,
on ertck, inar large lakes, Oood frame
house, lxS7, IBxlS barn, other buildings,
h0 ai.'rns fkld or meadow with nice sur
face and clay loam soli. Bargain at $3,000
for quirk deal. Baker. 1-117, tit. Croli
Falls. Wis.
Miscellaneous.
LAND FOR YOU!
BTOH WOllKiNO FOR TUB OTHER
FKM.OW,
You ran buy fine land In Michigan's
best counties at (16 to fib an acre; $6-to
:& down fur 10 seres; 110 to $& down for
20 acres; 2& to 1100 down for 4U acres,
etc. Uiilatic small niomhly or yearly
pin immt. Uoiieral farming, stock, dairy
UiK. vt-gelablcs. poultry, fruit. Uood
sehools and towns, iilg Imoklet free. Let
give you freu Information. Hwlgsrt
l.itnd Company, ,f. 1262. First National
Bank Bldir.. Chlesan, ill.
Overlooking Beautiful Lake,
60-Acre Farm, $1,650.
I'm ity hiwrv, with muple shade, a few
Btein tn hike; 50 appl trees; 400 corda
hardwood ; G-mw piisiure; maehtne-work-rr
fildx; ft it a -story, 8 -room house,
wHlr Ht sink, 15-foot pl"zs; good sO-ft,
barn, poultry houH". lilncKxinMh shop,
ttnmtre, farpeitter shop and ico house. In
iillit owner nin!rN lixv iirlcw. l.r0: psrt
down. A dcllifhlful Vumnier homo ur t
liioili'V Hill tier fm1 h farmer. For detail
me Pasio 7. "Strom's Bprlng Cetalorm
i opy iiisilvd .fr ifi. A, Htrout Kar:.t
Ane:ie,v, flepl. 4073, tyb 8. lth
Huiiihii, ?,'ih,
lint A fit EH flu. SO In hay, "0 Corn; haLT
win 1m Included; also 17 oows, teum, an
machinery ami Immediate possession If
you buy this nnnderful 370-arre stock and
ffnt'i fnrpi; field, meftrn pulldlngs,
mile tnwn finest deep black Soil ; level
surface, with good eVnlnage, Get busy; a
snap at 1100. Suitable lerius. Baker, L-117,
Ht. Croix Knlla. Wis.
ln "aCHFH." an'anod hlek loam soil
clay subsoil, good buildings, near a town
of lo.tioo. Write us for price and further
p.n-M-lilii'-- Jllll-VeM ljittid CO., 1067
DnmliH Nntlomil Hunk BUIg. D, 1166
quultty and city houaes, flats; see Allen
invrainieni i.o., avi rnoenis jstug., Aim
nespons, Minn
STOP!
.Isten 40-acre Improved farm. $560
terms :
V.r w, Mi
i ret? jiai, Mcurairi, nounisu
FARM LANDS FOR RENT
.' A 'TIU--F;irnw mid unlmiiroved farm,
ft nit idkI stock Irnd, wett and south. Hold
iiulekty i'ttii i erimii'iliMlly on cummlsfdan.
Seinl dearriptlou of yml-fc, Willtsm Red
mnnd i'u,. 147 Hroailwa", Niw York.
WANTFD Tn hi'fir from owner of farm or
unlnivrnvcit land for suit. O. K. Hawley.
rni'iwin, vr
WANTED to hear from owner of gond buaT
nes." for SnU State cash price, full par
ttculnrs. t. F. Hush, Minneapolis, Minn.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Vliomat- .1. a
Real ExhiH
ni'd wife to Rntf'TH
, Brown street, 4T.S.6
f et e:it of Thirtieth street, south
".U 4("13:
M.o.el Hiiafi'iitierg to Corai B, Cooper,
mi-itl'e.M i-criter Twenly-ninth and
Ptippteiim, CH'0 ,,,
F. M. Kopdii nnd i-lfe to H, W. Hsr
itnr.ou. Thirty. rtrst sJreet. 90 foet
Kuuih of Ohio street, west aide,
'i' i on ........
I'nlrlcK T. Naught! i nnd wife to
I'iivtd r. Ruck, Ninth utre-!, BT feet
nontli of Uitneiort street, west side,
4ox0
Lee (1 Lowe,- utid wife to Arthur N.
.lord an. Tenth street, )0 feel south
of Hlt-j.orv afreet, vest side, finl44
Mntt'- Tulr-i'rt et. al . to Wtlllbnd
Hii-.ilef-f. ti-warU street, 4 It ft
west of Fortieth street, north aide,
50x130 i
Jennnn Schneder to Lorelta Smith,
Thirty-ninth street, 50 feet south
of Curtis avenue, e at side. 60130.
.-nih Du.-iih anU huhUnnd to .loseph
Ronfante, Nineteenth treet, .TRfl
r-t south tif Letivi-nworih street,
Wejil side. K6XI44
'Sclav Kilar to estate of Gliieepi
I'urrtimmne, Twenty-fif th street,
"Oiiih of Z street, west aide,
2a4.5; 2 street. 64.6 feet west of
Twenty-fifth street, south side,
28x128
Charl-s W. Mnrtln nnd wife to Rich
ard Klsitel. Whllmore svenue, 311.6
feet west of Twenty-eighth avenue,
nouth side. 43x120
Charles It. Chrtdtemten and wife to
Roy A. Neely, Thirty-sixth avenue,
100 feet Miutli at Itovd uLrcwt. vuxt
side, 6uxl37 ; ,
Carl 0. t'hrlstenxeii and wife to Rov
' A. Neily, Ttilrly. sixth avenue. ISO
feet south of Iloyd street, east aide,
ei-7
Arthur N. Jordan and wtf to Cathe
rine R Lowry, northwest corner
ForMeth and Pacific, 47 130
Ch;irle R. Ymmg and wife to 8u
Lambert. Decatur street 50 feet
eaut nf Fortieth street, aouth side,
60x130 :
Andrew Sorenaen tn Colette Becker.
Bristol street. 276 feet east of
Twenty-seventh street, north side,
-32x133 j
Thomas c, Douglas to George P.
Kelt, northeast corner Thirty
ith and Evens street, 60x128...
Feltrlte Mollere lo Frank E. peters.
Thirty-ninth etreVf, 126 ft north
of Spauldlng street, west side.
40x134 '
S. Garrotto and wife to Joe Varan tl.
Sixteenth eireet. 79 feet nnrth of
Wirt street. West side, 26. 4x124. ... .
Omuha Loan and Building association
to Robert Runn and wife. Forty,
second street. 96 feet north of Fow
ler avenue, east side, 48xlS r
John Freeae to Frederick C Wltfoth, .
Amea avenue, 15 feet east T of
Thirty-sixth Street, south Ue,
100x130 ' ,
Winfleld . Ross, admlnlslrstnrV to '
Clifford W. Calklna, north wr. cor
ner Thirty-fifth and Pacific streets,
120x166
Grace B. Put man and hufand to
niiora w. ( aiKins, northAeat cor
W' Thlrqr.fifih and Pacltlo sires is,
AUTOMOBILES
Willys-Overland, inc.
2047 FARNAM STREET
Douglas 3292-L
The following cars, having been rebuilt
and refinished, are now ready for delivery at
bargain prices; twenty-five of them:
31916 Model 83, Overland Touring.
11916 Model 75-B, Overland Roadster.
11916 Model 83, Overland Roadster.
11915 Model 80, Overland Coupe.
1 1916 Crow Elkhart Touring.
1 1915 Chandler, 6-cylinder, Touring.
H1913XadilIac,7 -passenger, Touring.
1 1916 Briscoe Touring.
1 1916 Maxwell Touring.
TERMS TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES
Willys-Overland, Inc.
Used Car Dept.
You Will Find
Some of the best used car values in
Omaha listed below-
Overland Touring" Car.
Mitchell Touring Car.
Overland Touring Car,
Cadillac Touring Car,
Hudson Limousine with Touring Body.
Super-Six Touring Car.
Hudson 6-64 Touring Car,
Hudson 6-64 Touring Car with Winter Top.
Hudson 6-40 Touring Car.
Wood's Electric Coupe.
Sterns-Knight Touring.
Franklin Touring Car.
Jackson Roadster,
Molina Touring Car.
Interstate Touring Car.
Guy L. Smith
SAFETY FIRST."
663-66-67 Farnam St. Douglas 1970.
AUTO EXCHANGE CO.
BARGAINS
The prlcea on practically all new cars
have advanced, making used cars more
valuable. You cannot afford lo buy a used
car until you see our line.
Ford roadster, In good shape.. 1135
Fond touring, lota of extra equipment 200
Mete speedster 75
Reo roadster 196
.leffery tour., elec, lights and starter 326
Overland tour., elec. lights and starter 196
Regal, tour., elec, lights' and starter. 276
Buick runabout, electric lights and
starter 225
Mela rounabout, elec lights and starter 226
Cadlllau tour., elec. lights and starter 860
Firestone Columbus touring, electric
lights and starter 200
Maxwell touring, thoroughly over
hauled 165
Case "40" Tapl, touring, electric lights
Case '40" Tspl, aluminum body 260
Hudson ST touring, fine shape 3E0
Ford louring , lu&
Mathesou Six speedster, bargain
Herley-Davldaon, twln-cyt fully eqtp. 76
Presto tanks, large else..,, ,. .14.60
Windshields , 115.00
Open Sundays and Evenings
If you are dlesa listed ylth your old ear,
tradj, )t In and get one you. can use. Make
small payments each month. We store It
for j oil until you want It.
AUTO EXCHANGE CO.
2107 FARNAM
PAINT YOUR OWN CAR FOR $5.
JKLt BOOKLET AND COLOR
CARD TELLS HOW. AUTO
KAMEL CO.. ROCHESTER, N. Y.
HUDSON 20 ,pdstr. Xuon Horn, pe.4
m,l.r, BitKob mif. and t tire. 1120.
Tt. Twin, In perfect ah.p. 80: 10x4.
3x&. 12x14 tire, cheap; Bosch d. mir.
Kellorc l-cyltnder air pump. Croaitowa
Oaraie. 119 S. 14th St.
AUTO CLGARINO HOUSE.
1301 Parnam, D.u,ia. IS10.
1011 Col.
1011 Blum. Knlt-hX
1111 Maxwell. 13..
1011 Empire. 1400.
TIRE REPAIRING,
rint-clnaa work at reaannabl. prlcw.
THE TIRE SHOP.
D. T, Crew, till raroim, Douf. 4171.
AUTOMOBILES
- The
t
C. W.; Francis
Auto Co.
Used Car Dept.
Has a large supply of used cars, most
any make. You must come and see them
to appreciate their value, Prices ranging
from 126 to 1800. This Includes 6-cyl.
7 -pass, models, up-to-date.
The
C. W. Francis
Auto Co. .
Salesrooms 2316-13 Farnam Bt. Doug. S53.
Service Station 2212 Harney St.
Auto Salvage and Exchange
Ask Our Customers
Pee what they say about our guarantee.
Your money back If not aatlefied. Our
experience In testing out cars Is your
safety. Every car put in first class shape
before sold.
Wc ate the Used Ford Men
Just received a new 1917 Ford touring
1916 Ford Tour., look and runs like
new 1278
1916 Ford Tour., demontable rims.. 260
1916 Ford Tour., just overhauled.... 245
1916 Ford Tour., mechanically per
fect 250
1914 Ford Tour., very good 200
1914 Ford Tour., very cheap at 176
1913 Ford Tour., new tires 170
1916 Ford Rds.. ltke hew 275
1916 Ford Rds., new tires 360
1916 Ford ltd., cheap at 235
ALSO OTHER CARS AT BARGAIN
PRICES.
Ill 5- 24 Bnlck Rds., A-l condition. $365
1916 Maxwell Rds., like new 286
1M5 Maxwell Rds., good Urea 250
1912 Franklin Six 250
New and used Ford tires for sale cheap.
Parts for 100 different makes of cars at
60c an the Dollar.
Auto Salvage and Exchange
Dour 07 110 S. 17th St.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
LARGEST DEALERS IN
USED AUTOMOBILES
WEST OF CHICAGO
1916 Buick light six roadster, like
new (700
1916 Sterne-Knight touring, run very
little
1916 Maxwell touring, good condition 176
1916 Overland roadster, like new 476
1916 Empire touring, nearly new..,. 400
1916 Chevrolet touring 360
1916 Dixie touring 460
1916 Cote touring, good shape 476
. 1915 Maxwell touring 260
1916 Ford roadster, good shape
throughout , 226
1914 Apperaon touring, like new 450
1914 Buick Six touring, good shape.. 600
More than fifty others to pick from.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
3309 Farnam St.
Open Sundays.
Tel. D. 1810.
Open Evenings,
AUTOMOBILE SALVAGE.
A bargain In a Cole 6-cyl. 1116 model
chassis, damaged by fire. The roadster
body being practically destroyed. It has
six good tires, four of them nearly new.
Car at Albert E. Blhler'e Oarage, 101 8.
18th street.
BARGAINS In used Ford eara Holmes-Ad-tUoa
Co., 4911-11 fl. 24th. Phone ft. 37L
AUTOMOBILES
WE will tradu you a new Ford for your old
one,
INDUSTRIAL OARAGE CO.. ,
SOth and Harney. Douglas 8251.
TRADE your old battery In on a guaran
teed Ever-ready storage battery. Free in
spection of any battery. Ever-ready Stor
age Battery Co.. 1206 Farnam St.
C W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.
Used Car Dept.
22H-J8 Farnam St Douglas S 53.
Almost any make at reasonable prices.
WANTED FOR SPOT CASH. 100 USED
CARS; quick action; no delay. Auto Ex
change Co., 2107 Farnam St. Doug. 6035.
K60.00 CHALMERS 1313 touring car, 1250
In good repair, n.ust sell. Owner going
east, "W Omaha Bee, Council Bluffs.
TELL & B1NKLEY.
WE BUT AND SELL USED FORDS.
2318 Harney St., Doug. 1&40.
7-PA89ENGER Hudson touring car; In fine
nape; also two mercies; party leaving
ity. Box 4652, Be.
1915 APPERSON made Into a truck, could
be changed Into a roadster; In good shape.
Call at 1404 Douglas St.
BERTSCHT "Kan-Flx-It," Southeast cor-
ner 20th and Harney Sts. Douglas 26S2.
WIS are -'the used Ford men. Aatto Salvage
ft Exchange. 110 S. 17th.
1917 CHALMERS 6-30 touring, perfecL 4001
d. aitn. Tei. Boutn 3t.u.
FOR SALE Cinders for driveway
walks. Douglas 1367.
Tires and Supplies.
TIRE PRICE WRECKERS.
THIS IS NO 2 IN 1 TIRE.
Second-hand tires and tubes; expert tire
and tube rcpalrl-.g. Douglas 8872.
COMBINATION TIRE FACTORY,
14fl3',& Jackson. Agts. wanted. Omaha. Neh
Auto Livery and Garages.
EXPERT auto repairing. "Service car al
ways ready." Omaha Oarage, 2010 Har
ney St. Tyler 555.
Auto Repairing and Painting.
1100 reward for magneto we can't repair.
Colls repaired. Bavedorfer. 210 N. lth.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
H A R L E Y - DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES.
Baraalns in used machines, victor H.
Rooa, "The Motorcycle Man," 27th and
Leavenworth.
TWIN Indian two-speed motorcycle for sale
cneap. ynone Harney 4!zi.
TWIN Irullan, two-speed, fully
3110. Red 7765.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
BIG HOLSTEIN CATTLE SALE.
At Lincoln, Neb., Monday, June 11th, at
the Cornell Farm, four miles west of
Lincoln. Seventy-five head choice Hol
ateln cows. Forty fresh, balance springers.
These cattle to be sold at auction. Free
lunch at noon, sale follows.
H. Li. CORNELL,
Owner.
Z. 8. BRANSON,
V Auctioneer.
SMALL, beautiful spotted Shetland pony for
sate, t years old. Phone Webster 1863.
1147 N. 17th.
ONE spring wagon, ono coal wagon, 2 sets
of double harness, 4 head of horses. Dohse
Bros., 1267 S. 13th St.
HORSES, 2 heavy teams, wagon and har
ness. Inquire 802 Douglas St.
FOR SALE Work horse, wagon and har
ness. 41,9 N. 30th St.
HORSES for sale. 1713 Webster St.
PERSONAL
TIRED OF POVERTY?
If you are tired of slaving for v. ages or
salary while others around you are grow
ing rich and Independent; If you are tired
of poverty and have the ambition that
every American ought to have, the deter
mination not to stay poor In this great
land of opportunity, the determination to
rise above poorly paid toll and social ob
scurity, write me now, today. Let me
tell you of a road to wealth. No work for
you to do. Plan hacked by best men and
women of community. Don't pass this
by; It may chonge your whole life for the
better. Tear this advertisement out right
now, this minute. Send name and address
and get Interesting illustrated book and
full Information, all absolutely free. Do
It right now. for this opportunity won't
last. CHARLES A. SAUNDERS, 760
Broadway, Denver, Colo.
THE Salvation Army Industrial Home so
licits your old clothing, furniture, maga
alnea. We collect. We distribute. Phone
Doug. 4125 and our wagon will call. Call
and Inspect our new home, 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St.
FIRST-CLASS watch repairing 1.00.
pert eye testing for glasnes free.
1 DR. TARBOK,
835 Brandels Bldg.
Ex-
FITS I cured my daughter by simple dis
covery; particulars free. Z, Lepso, 895
Island Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
BATHS and manage Central Bath in
tute, 1606 Harney St. Doug. 7097. Open
evenings.
MISS FISHER, sulphur, steam baths and
massage, 379 Bran. Thea. Bldg. D. 1569.
MAE BRUGMAN, scientific masseuse and
baths. 203 Karbach Btk. Red 2727.
LUELLA WEBSTER, massage and mani
curing. 518 Paxton Blk. Red 2400,
MANICURING, electric and scientific mas
sage. 107 S. 171. St. Miss De.Bar.
ALL RIGHT private maternity home. Best
care. 260S Bristol. Web. 2908.
PRIVATE licensed maternity home. 4416 N.
3th St. Phone Colfax 2042.
SCIENTIFIC massage. 620 Bee Bldg. Phone
Douglas 6372.
Edna Williams, massage, bath. 228 Neville.
Manicuring and muss. 1623 Farram. R. 19.
BATHS, massage. Phone Douglns. R7sT
MEDICAL
DR. ER. TARRY,,
240 BEE BLDG.
PILES, FISTULA CURED.
Dr. E. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical op
erations. Cure guaranteed and no money
paid until cured. Write for book on reo
tat disease with testimonials.
WHY SUFFER f Latest and Most Scientific
Treatment for All Diseases. Dr. Charles
Barnev. 613-624 Rose Bldg. Exsmlnation
and Cot sultatlor. free. He Is curing thou
sands. WHY NOT YOU? Delays are dan
gerous. If you can't call, write. Hours
9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; 7:30 to 8:30 evenings.
Sunday by appointment
RUPTURE successfully treated without a
surgical operation. Call nr write Dr.
Frank H. Wray. 06 Bee Bldg
Chiropractors.
Dts. Johnston. 1325 W. Q, W. Bldg, D. 6529.
DR. KNOLLENBERO, SANITARIUM.
Lady attendant. 24th and Farnam. D. 7295.
C. J. Lawrence, Balrd Bldg. D. 8461.
Dr. Frances Dawson. 602 Rose Bldg. T. 23R6.
Dentists.
Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 912 W. O. W. Bldg.
Taft'stent. Rrm.. 308 Rose Bldg. D. 2186.
BUNGALOWS
MINNE LUSA
W. taav. built and aotd a treat many
fin. bungalow In thli beautiful addition
and hay. eeveral of them now belnr butlt
Com. out and ae. how THOROUGHLY
the? ar conatructed.
They are MODERN In architecture, fin
ish and equipment. FIREPLACES, built
in bookcases, buffet, etc.
15.400 to 14.000.
W. are selling them on easy termsby
btilnv now you can get chotc of COLOR,
FIXTURES AND DECORATIONS.
Com. out today and see why they sell
before they ar completed.
Sr. o. Headley, Colfax'" Its:, or P. L.
Gallup, Colfax 120.
Charles W. Martin & Co.,
742 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tyl.r III.
Poultry and Pet Stock
POULTRY
Anconas.
MOTTLED ANCONAS THE GREAT EGO
producers. Mrs. M, J. Gallatin, Ashland,
Neb.
ANCONAfi, SINGLE COMB OMAHA AND
Kearney State show winners; eggs, 11.76.
1250 getting. J. D. Pope. Llndaay. Neb.
Leghorns.
EGGS Buff Leghorn, $4 105; Buff Rocks,
iio u; 15. i5; yen. 13.17. Albert.
EGGS FROM SINGLE-COMB WHITE
Leghorns, bred to lay, prize-winning stock;
prices reaaonable; express prepaid. airs.
Chaa, Cross. Sextonvllle, Wis.
BARRON'S WORLD'S BEST LAYERS;
English White Leghorn eggs reasonable.
Andy Mlkkelson, Utlca, Neb.
XlJUfS"j BlttAl.-N M.IULU - LUMB
White Leghorns: 16 eggs, fl; 100 eggs, th.
Harold Long, Nelson. Neb.
ROSE-COMB WHITE LEGHORN EGGS
14.60 per hundred. Mrs. Anna Nelson, Ge
noa, Neb, Route 3.
ROSE-COMB BROWN LEGHORNS 76
cents per setting, 34.50 per hundred. P. L,
Hayek, Llnwood, Neb.
SINGLE-COMB WHITE LEGHORN
eggs, 34.50 per hundred; 86 per cent guar
anteed fertile. J. H. Plettner, Exeter, Neb.
FULL-BLOOD SINGLE-COMB BROWN
Leghorn Eggs tl, 15; 35, 100.. Mrs. Oscar
B. Boydston, Nellgh. Neb.
a C. BUFF LEGHORN EGGS, RANGE
flock; 25, $1; 50, $3; 100, 85; mated pen, 16,
31.50. C. O. Lundeen, Harvard, Neb.
Minorca.
SINGLE-COMB
Eggs, 36 per 100.
BLACK MINORCAS
Chfis. Dee, Genoa. Neb.
Orpingtons.
PURE-BRED eggs, S. C. Buff and White
Orpington, White Leghorn; excellent lay
ers. 36 per 100. White Pekin ducks. 12 for
31.25. Mra. Jotfn Wltten. Klrkman. Ia.
SINGLE3-COMB BUFF ORPINGTON
eggs, 6 per 100. Mrs. Henry Martin, Ed
dyvllle. Neb. s
S. C, BUFF Orpington eggs; the big, heavy'
boned kind; nothing but clear Buff, 16
ror 31.50; 60 for 14. J. D. Pollock,
BloomfleM, Neb.
SINGLE-COMB WHITE ORPINGTON
eggs; fifteen, 81; fifty, $2; hundred, 35. J.
A. Russell, Corning. Iowa.
SINGLE-COMB BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS,
SI for 16, $6 per 100; Pennington strain.
F. M. Blakealee, Wahoo, Neb.
BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS FOR HATCH
Ing from choice selected stock, 31, 15; 85,
100. Mra. Harry Overturff. Ltbertyvllle, Ia.
SINGLE-COMB WHITE ORPINGTON
eggs, 31, 16; 84.60, 100; Kellerstraas strain.
vviiiiam Havekost, Hooper. Neb.
S. C. BUFF ORPINGTONS. 100 EGGS,
85.00; 50, 33.00: 15. 31.25. Helena Pierce.
Greenwood, Neb.
BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS. 5 CENTS
each. Hens weigh as high as eight pounds.
.nre. -rocKey, stiver creek, Neb.
SINGLE-COMB BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS
50, 33; 100, $5. Jos. Konlcek, Clarkson,
Neb., Route 1,
SINGLE-COMB- WHITE ORPINGTON
eggs for hatching, 1.25 per 15, 36 per . 100.
nm. iangpenn. Avoca, la.
Rhode Island Reds.
SPECIAL FOR SALE.
80 or 40 high bred 1 and 2-year-old Rose
Comb Reds, fine SPECIMENS. Have
been on 60-foot lot. would be fine for
range. At 82 each, including 3-year-old
cocks, worth 85 each, at same price. Sea
son not over yet. Shady Lawn Poultry
Yards, Elm Creek, Neb.
SINGLE-COMB RHODE ISLAND BED
eggs for hatching; 11.60 for 16,-35 per hun
dred; farm range; good laying strain. Clara
S. Lansing, Eddyvllle, Neb.
HARRISON'S Non-sitting, Single-Comb Reds
(2 50 -egg strain). Mating list gives facts
iree. - narnson "xne Keaman," stroma
burg. Neb.
THOROUHBRED ROSE-COMB RHODE
Island Red cockerels. Eggs, 3 -60 setting.
tiauue AiUBseiman, L.yons, iveb.
EGGS FROM CHOICE DARK .RED ANT
heavy-boned Single-Comb Reds at $2 and
33 per 16. H. R. Schaefera, Howells, Neb.
ROSE -COM H REDS KflfiSt IPBriif HITS'?
pens, 2 per 15; flock, 34 per 100. Glen
Wilson, Blair. Neb.
ROJE-COMB REDS EGGS, 31.60, 15;
n.ov, 3u; st, mil. uarv red. J. Burton,
Fairfield, Neb.
DARK ROSE-COMB RED EGGS, FOUR
mated pens; range flock, $6 per 100. Esther
iNeison. rntmpa. Neb.
EGGS ROSE-COME REDS. 4.50 PER
100, utility stock, farm range. Mra. Udd
Dllley, Friend. Neb
SINGLE-COMB RED EGG, FROM FINE
laying strain: ood co)or Prices reasonable.
Allen Ely, Elkhorn. Neb.
single-com:i r.ED EGGS SELECTED
pen, $1.&0 per 15; flock, 14, 100, from Pio
neer Reds. Mrs. John Hall. Valley. Neb.
W. E. Brings, Springfield. Neb.
ROSE-COMB RHOPE ISLAND REDS
rjggs, sz.bu per 50, 14.50 per 100. F. M
Shave.-, Brunlng, Neb.
i. C. REDS eggs. 11 per 16; 15 per 100.
Theoe. TredJI, Orleans, Neb.
FINE winter laying Rhodo Island Red eggs
for hntchlns. Call Webster 1 297.
Rocks.
CLASSY Barred Rooks, farm range bred to
win and lay; 15, 100; 13.60: $1.26, 15. Few
settings from pen, $2.00. Mrs. C, F. Sea
lock, Neola. Ia.
HILI.CREST Bnrred Rooks (Bradley Strain)
Fawn and White Indian Runner ducks.
Eggs. 100 $5. setting, $1. D. T. Gantt.
Crete, Neb.
BARRED Rock eggs, $1, IB; $2, 30; $3, 60;
$&, 100. Satisfied customers 12 states.
Mrs. George Scr.ulz, Yutan, Neb.
Hubbard, Neb.
BARRED ROCK eggs fnr top-notch qual
ity stock, $1.60 for 16, $0 for 100; nothing
but the best. Ahlqulst Bros., Box G,
Florence. Neb.
WHITE ROCKJ. large, vigorous, farm-
raised, good layers; eggs, $1.50' setting, $6
for 100; satisfaction guaranteed- N. E.
Dalley. Hornlck, Ia.
EGGS Barred Rick, Bradley strain, well
barred, large-boned, laying strain, 31.25
per l&, 95 per 100. Mrs. Chester Dahlof,
Klrkman, Ia.
THOMPSON'S RINGLET BARRED
Rock eggg, 34. 100; pen, 81.60. 15; cockerel
mated, large type. K. E. Rover. Dal' is
Center, Ia. ,
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS FOR
hatching; also Silver-Spangled H amour
eggs, at 36 per hundred. Chas. Voss A Son.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS FROM
high storing stock (Fisbels), farm ge;
100. 3o: 50. 33; 16, $1.60. C I. Shaw, Flaln-
tr. Net).
IttUMPSUN strain , Barred Rocks, best pen
egg, $1,50 per 15, $6 per 100. prepaid.
T. H. Kaldenberg. Pella, la.
FINE stock Barred Rock heris and cocker
els, also setting hens with 16 eggs for
$2. 3522 Cass St
WHITE ROCK eggs from prize-winning
stock. 31.25 per 15; $6 per 100. Louis
Wllken, Route 1, Columbus, Neb.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS FOR
hatcl ing the better kind 23, $5 and $6
per 15. Dr. FUppln. Stromsburg. Neb.
WHITE ROCKS BLUE-RIBBC.N W1N-
ners In four states. Send for mating Ilt.
Williams Poultry Farm. Cedar Bluffs, Neb.
The Chicken Business
The chicken business is no place for the
untrained or unread man or woman. It's
simple but there's lots to know and a wrong
path leads surely to disaster. Little use to
seta hundred eggs, hatch fifty, raise twenty
have these grow up unthrifty and the hens
lay perhaps fifty eggs a year.
The Lee Library of five booklets was writ
ten by an expert of thirty years' experience
in poultry work. It tells about Lee's foods,
insecticides and remediestrue; but it ia
more than an "ad." It points out the stum
bling blocks, the little pitfalls that cause so
many failures with poultry.
We show how eggs can b made 90 per
cent fertile; 90 per cent or better hatched;
90 per cent of these raised; every normal
hen made W lay fifteen eggs per month
every month in the year, and summer eggs
preserved absolutely fresh for winter sale
or use; then thcra's big money in chickens.
Epsom Salts (magnesium sulphate)
That is, on the whole, the most use
ful poultry yard drug. It should be
given whenever there is any diges
tive disturbance, also where cases of
colds and bowel trouble are preva
lent. The standard dose for ail adult
fowl is from one-half to one teaspoon
ftil. Birds of different ages require
different" amounts to the dose. There
are several ways to administering Ep
som salts. It may be mixed with the
drinking water or a solution may be
made and poured down the throat of
the bird. The best way to administer
a dose to the entire fiock is to give
the birds no food whatever on the
day they are to be given the Epsom
salts until late in the afternoon, then,
having determined the amount of
salts to be used for the whole pen
of birds at the rate of one-half to one
teaspoonful per bird, dissolve this
amount jn water anduse this solu
tion to mix up a wet inash. Any or
dinary dry-mash mixture of bran,
cornmeal, middlings, etc., may be
used for this purpose. Plenty of
trough space should be provided and
plenty of feed given so that each
bird gets a full dose. This method
insures a more even dosage through
the flock than any other. It may be
also fed in the drinking water, one
teaspoonful to the quart.
Cottonseed Oil (salad oil) This
is useful in many ways in treating
prolapse of the oviduct (dropped ab
domen), crop-bound condition and in
other cases such as where the fowl
is egg-bound. The oil may be lised
to good cttect as a simple lubricant.
Bichloride of Mercury (1 to 1,000
solution) To make this the simplest
way is to buy from the druggist bi
chloride of 'mercury tablets and ask
' him to label the box to show how
much water a tablet must be dissolved
in to make 1 to 1,000 solution. The
amount is one pint. If one desires
to mix it up for himself ask the drug
gist to make up some one-gram (15)4
grains) powders of bichloride of mer
cury. Dissolve one of these in a
quart of water. Put in enough laun
dry bluing so that the color will be
deep blue, then the solution (which is
highly poisonous) will never be taken
for water. This solution is a germi
cide and -i disinfectant for external
use, such as cleansing wounds, etc.
Medicine in Tablet Form The
tablet form is the most convenient
way of administering medicines to
chickens. Wholer le and mail order
drug houses carry extensive lines of
these, graded as to dosage. They
may be administered to the chicken
very easily by holding the bird's
mouth open and with one Hand drop
ping the tablet into the esophagus.
The following list will be found use
ful and fairly well covers the medi
cines often recommended for use in
the treatment of ooultrv ailments.
Any poultryman may get these from
nis local aruggist.
- Approximate Price Per l.iWi
Sodium salicylate (for use in rheu
matism) three grains, 70 cents;
aconite root, one to ten grains, for
use in fevers, 50 cents; antiseptic
tablets, blue, corrosive sublimate, 7.3
grains; ammonium chloride, 7.7 '
grains. (This is used for making 1
to 1,000 bichloride. One tablet dis
solved in one pint of water gives a
solution of that strength). $2.50.
Bismuth subnitrate, one grain (for
intestinal irritation), 80 cents; calo
mel, one-fourth grain, 40 cents; iron,
quinine and strychnine (for use as a
tonic, dose three times per day), 80
cents.
Ointment The following oint
ment may be made by the poultry
man, and will be found very useful
in the treatment of cuts, sores,
wounds, etc.: Oil of origanum, one
ounce; cresol, three-fourths ounce;
pine tar, one ounce; resin, one ounce;
clean axle grease, eight ounces. Melt
the axle grease and resin and stir in
the other-ingredients. Pour off in a
tin can and allow to cool.
POULTRY
TflfHITE Rock eggs pure -bred, good layers,
31.60 per 15. 35 ier 100. Fr d Kroeger,
Carroll. Ia.
BUFF ROCK EGGS PEN HEADED BY
prlze-wlnnlng cockerel, 33 per 15; farm
flock, 11.50 per 15, 35 per 100. B. F. Max
well. Liberty. Neb.
HIGH -QUALITY BARRlilJ KOt"K iu,
34 per 100; good lavinir strain. Ban .Tnhn.
Bon, Fairfield, Neb.
BABY chicks, pure-breds; White Rocks. 16a
tNicn; carrea kocks, 1ZC. Ueorge Wolcott.
Central City, Neb.
1S(JG& Fancy Barred Rocks Winter layers.
aim sz.du setting. Clyde Karel.
Clarkson, Neb.
Wyandottes.
GREEN LAWN POULTRY FARAf nS!
gal White Wyandottes, pen , 15 eggs, $2 50
pens 2 and 8. $1.60, or $5 per 100. Henry
IF YOU WANT THE BEST SILVER VY
andottes. Barred Rocks or White-Crested
Black Polish, breeding stock or eggs, write
mi. iimiiBi qua iascaae, lows.
PARTRIDGE WYANDOTTE EGGS. 31 SO
for 15; $6 for 100.
r 15; $6 for 100. H. D. Van Hon-n
Stromsburg. Neb.
IMPERIAL WHITE WYANDOTTE EGGS
from selected pen, $2 for 15, $6 per 100
M. Mogenaen. Fullerton, Neb.
R O S E-C OMB WHITE WYANDOTTE
eggs. $5 hundred, 75 cents flftee .. John II
Horst, Wlsner. Neb.
WHITE WYANDOTTES EGGS, $1 PER
16, $5 per 100. Mrs. Chaa. Dlekmann, Ed-
TV KITE WYANDOTTE EGGS, $1 SET
tlng, $4.50 hundred. Mrs. John Brlgts.
PURE-BRED Silver Laced Wyandotte emgn
81 for 15. H. CftTbaugh. Monroe. Neb.
Miscellaneous.
BUTTERCUPS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BOOKLET
WM. FREISE. LA CROSSE, WIS.
Ducks, Geese. Turkeys, Etc.
FROM prize-winning stock, two ducks. nn
drake. Indian Runners; $1.26 each. Frd
A. Morgan, 3200 Second Ave.. Council
Bluffs, la-
The Lee Library (sent free
for 5 cents stamps to cover
postage) and the Lee Corre
spondence Bureau, all advice
free by experts, i a liberal
education in poultry work.
Send today to Geo. H. Lee Co.,
1115 Harney, Omaha, Neb. .
