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(THE BEE: vOMAHA,:TUESDAY);MARCH 12, 1918.
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HELP .WANi tD -FEMALE
I Professions and Trades.
i'.m.i eiopbun company oirvr an
i exceptional opportunity to young ladies to
r inarn ;ocai ana longdistance telephone
I fiperatlng. Permanent positions, opcor-
! tunltiea for advancement, good wage.. A
ealary raid whila learning.
Farer.ts desiring to acquaint themse'es
With tha Workln Mnritrlnna nr inv nthep
I details ara specially invited to accompany
. m applicants..
Annlv tn . f ' V T imW 18(1?
I Douglas street.. ,
T
.fti CURLS ,
wanted- at once for canvas
WORK ON POWER jACHINES.
APPLT FORBLADT. ID FLOOR,
1 8COTT.OMAMA TENT, & AWNING CO..
: ; oi howd st,
WANTED. -M-.-V
to 1 experienced operators to work on
overalls; good j?ay and pleasant sur
roundings. v .
(APPLT
Employment Department of
M. B. SMITH CO.,
1th and Douglas St. Entianee.
nT ANTED !5 GIRLS, experienced on powet
awing machine; light, clean and steady
work. Experienced operatora can earn from
S12.00 to $15.00 per week. Guarantee
given to new beginners. Omaha Auto Top
Co.. 709-tt South 15th St.
TWO girls for work In paper box depart
ment. v Experience desired, but not neces
sary. Apply M. SMITH CO.. 2th
and Douglas street entrance.
WANTED Toung ladles for optical work
arid to learn the business. Taylor-Jenkins
Optical Co., 015 Brandels Theater Bldg.
LEARN barber trade. 1402 Dodge St
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
WANTEP EXPERIENCED. SALESLADY
FOR GROCERY DEPARTMENT. APPLY
SUPERINTENDENT HAYDEN BROS,
WANTEDi-EXPERIENCED : MILLINERY
. SALESLADIES. . APPLY MR. T. F. LIND,
I HAYDEN 'BROS.
, WANTED Salealadles 'between. 18 and 21
yeara old for permanent position. Oppor
tunities tor advancement. , 8. W. , Wool
worth Co., 114 8. 16th St. ' '. V
10v A itON? up. 10 bright compentent
ladies with ability In out-door soliciting,
exceptional opportunity for advancement.
Phone Walnut 221. . - -.
Household ani Domestic.
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WANTED An experienced upstairs maid;
- references required. Mrs. L. L. Kountxe,
422 So. ,29th St. Telephone Harney 178.
WANTED Competent girl for housework;
must be good cook. Mrs. J. J. Hughes.
118 5th Ave., Council Bluffs.
"WANTED--A girl to assist with general
housework. References. -2723' Mason St.
Harney 4271,
EXPERIENCED NURSE Well care for
'invalid in her own home, also .nursing.
Web. 2100. ' . ' 'r
WANTED A girl for general housework;
-none but good -girl need apply. 2051 'N.
19th St - y -);
. WANTED--Lady to keep house for two boys
' on. farm. L. Woodworth, Vermillion, S. DH
Route No. ,1. ' Box 28. , '
WANTED Elderly lady to do housework
for an elderly couple. Mrs. D. A. Halm,
Syracuse, Neb.- " ' -
YOUNG Irish girl for general housework.
Harney 2542. 4188 Ff rrlam.
COMPETENT girl or woman for general
housework. No washing. Harney 8661.
- WANTED A competent cook, apply Mrs.
- Ben Oallneager. 612 8. 88th St. .. , . . . .
. WANTED Lady to care .for baby peraia-
.1.. r-i 1 1 s-tAi-. nl .-1 .. n'
nenuy. ,u vyuBi t -. - st
WANTED Competent girl, general house
work. 1,206 Blnney St. Webster 6088. ,
GOOIX useful irl for general housework on
farrnSttFlocence 8662.' r "'- - .
COMPETENT white housemaid. Telephone
Harney 2641. , ' '
LAUNDRESS wanted at once. Apply Clark
son hospital. ' . '
Hotels and Restaurants. ..' .
VANTED 2 girls for dining room.work. Il4
N.'igtn at. . 1 . .
EDUCATIONAL
, BOYLES COLLEGE.
, DAY S.CHOOL. ' .
NIGHT SCHOOL.
Every day Is enrollment day. Book
' keeping, shorthand, stenotypy, typewrit
ing, telegraphy, civil service all commer.
clal and English branches. Catalogue free.
- BOYLES COLLEGER
Douglas 1666. 18th and HsrTiev gts. '
.- . Van Sant School of Business, ,
Day., and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank, Bldg.
. Douglas 5890. -
FOR RENT ROOMS
- Furnished Rooms.
"T" TO THE WOMEN WHO HAVE
ROOMS TO RENT.
' Remember that the weather conditions
for the next few weeks will probably not
'permit room hunters .making an ex.
tended hunt for rooms They will stay -Inside
and watcb the want-ads. If you
wish your room rented, phone as your .
ad Nuw.fr Tyler low.
ONE large or small , room, 310 and 215 per'
month; strictly private home; ail moqern
conveniences. Tyler 1511-J.
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STEAM-HKATED rooms 22 wk.. also apts
with kltchente. Ogden Hotel Co. Bluffs.
FtJRNlSHED room, ladles only or couple.
' Call after 6. Douglas 8780.
MODERN room for gentlemen; private
borne: walking distance. Douglas 6365
MODERN ROOM strictly private home.
Walking distance. Call Harney 6487.
Houkeeping Rooms.
FIRST floor, 'modern, southeast suit. Ideal
for couple. 4018 Lafayette Ave. Wa.nut
- .1908.
Board and Room.
ATTENTION ROOM HUNTERSI
- If you fall to find the room you
'desire among tbeae ads call at The
Bee, Office for a Room Liat Gives
complete description of vacant rooms In
II psrta of the city. New lists Issued
oery week. ' ' '
PARK AVE. First vises front room, bay
window. Harney 1208. Gentlemen pre
ferred. '
ROOM and board for two gentlemen;
large pleasant southeast room, on car
line; private home. Webster 4809..
2223 PINKNEY, board and room for 2; pri
vate home; e so garage. Web. 6970.
FURNISHED rni. and board, 701 S. 18th St.
- Unfurnished Rooms.
HEATED ROOMS. CRFIGHTPN BLOCK.
World Realty Co.. Douglas 6843., -Sun
Theater Bldg.
$ 4 MODERN rooms, bath room and large
porch; price, 212. Call owner, Walnut
2657. )
Hotels.
CLAREMONT INN, 17th and Jackson, tran
sient guests, 31 a day; permanent guests.
85 week. Douglas 2736.
FOR RE"NT HOUSES
West .
West Farnam District
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Two-beautiful brick flat-, alt modern,
newly decorated, 11 rooms each. - Superb
location for a home or high class family
hotel 160 and 366 per month. -
Nine-room house 3540 Harney all mod
em, -on quiet street pleasant surround
ing, 860. Call us for further particulars.
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The Byron Reed Company,
Pouglas 297.
212 9 lTth St
411 N. 3TH ST., nearly new, modern,
roorru, hardwood finish throughout. 365
k per month. Call at above number or
phone Harney 489. - -
2215 CUMING 7-r. modern. $25. Zabrtekle,
491 McCague. Walnut 917.
South.
f ROOM house, modern except heat, 814.
BOtttA 1261, , -
FOR RENT HOUSES
Miscellaneous.
1-ROOM bouse. 1804 Corby St tit. 00
. .room flat, 4915 Webster St. ....... Is. 00
6-voon. Hat. OCT N. 36th St...... 11.59
l' 6 -room flat. 96 N. 26th St........ 10. tie
l-rom Apt., 1421 Cuming St 14.50
4-room 'Apt, 70s 8. 16th St......'. 14.00
N...F. DODGE & CO.. REALTORS.
,.''' 15tn and Harney Sta.
240s St. Marys Ave.. I rma est. 00
1120, Emmet St., 8 rma O'.O0
209 S, Ith 8t, S rma.. garage.... 46.00
ARM3TRONO-WAL8H CO.. . - '
Tyler 1656. SIS Securities Bid.
-ROOM, alt modern house, close lo, 84k.
JOHN J.MULV1HIU. (Realtor). '
200 Brandels Ttieattr Bldg. Phone Doag.
OUSE8
IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, '
CREIGH SONS A CO. BER BLDO
GARDEN, 4119 N. 88th. I rooms 212.(0
208 8.41st; hot water "plant, ...... . 26.00
JOHN N. FRENZER, Douglas 664.
86 NICE two-room (cottage, elty water and
electric lights. Hsjrney 4362.
SHOPEN A CO.. RENTALS. Douglas' 4228
FO RENT APARTMENTS
West.
THE COLLEGE,TERRACE
New Fireproof : Apartments
Walking Distance, Strictly
Modern Every Detail ;
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. Rent 835 to 840 jeij Month.
A' few choice .corner .apartments left;
large living rooms,' beautiful . dressing
rooms, tiled bath with base, tubs, mirror
doors, the largest and best Murphy-ln-a
Door .beds made; Powell's .latest white
enamel kitchenette cabinets with built-in
gas tahge and retrlgerator; one-plsoe sink
with spring jfancts; dandy dining rooms.
V Five apartments have the cosiest break
. fast rooms to be found In Omaha. No In.
side apartments. , ' .
Open Sunday' from .2:30 to 5 p. m. On
week daya call for appointment) or apply
td. Janitor, Apt. 1. i ,
NEAR FOUR CAR LINES.t
t Southeat etfrrfer 23d and California.
Osborne Realty. Company, ,
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701 Omaha Xat'I. Bank Bldg. Tyler 496.
V" APARTMENT FOR RENT
WEST FARN-'-M jDISTRICT
A few 'beautiful apartments,- with every
modern convenience, in a brand new, fire
proof building, located West Farnam dis
trict, close to' two car lines. ' Ranging in
price from 265 and up. .
Building haa, storage eptca, modern laun-.
dry equipment and room for servants:
steam heated garage at rest.
For families who desire nice surroundings
and all modern convenience.- these s pert
inents will prove most attractive
Inspection can bi arranged by telephoning
' - MR, A. B. BURR '
An.- work day at Douglas 2928, between
8 a. ra. and i p, in.
BEAtTTIFTIT.. Xnum and hnth ' nirtnwnr
. walking, distance, In fine location, 838 68
HAMILTON APTS. Fireproof. 24th 4 Far
nam' furnished; or unfurnished. D 1472.
lorth.
TWO 4-room apts. with sun room, modern,
steam heated. ; 231.60 ' and 835 winter.
Maple Court, 1815 Maple St. Red 688.
APARTMENT S large rooms, first floor,
' 236 per month.- 1820 Dodge St
South.
HEATED APARTMENTS.
6 rooms "the- Hudson," 207- Bouth 16th
avenue: aummer, 242.60; winter, 850.00.
6 rooms, 410 South 26th avenue, summer,
240.00; winter, 845.00. ,
BENSON tc MYERS CO..
Realtors.
424 Omaha Nafl Bank Bldg. t. 748.
Miscellaneous.
PETERS TRUST CO.
Specialists in Apartment management.
FOR RENT Business Projty
1 -v . :
r r atores.
FOR RENT Beat location- In city for drug
tore, new brick buliaing.- J. J. Cameron,
" 679 Brandels .Cheater Bldg. . Ttl Doug.
- 7980. - -- . '
""CENTRAL CROSS-TOWN TRANSFER
Store room, 715 S. 24th, 218 a month.
Doug. 1318. Calkin s Co., 2d floor City
Nat Bk. Bid. V
FINE new stars room end basement at 27th
and Leavenworth 8ts. Steam head For
narticfllara see Conrad Young, 822 Bran,
dels Theater Bldg, Douglas 15T1.
LARGE store room, 18th and Jones and
24th and Cuming fits., will decorate to
suit t. nant. N. P. DODGE ft CO feal
tors. 15th and Harney.
MODERN store, 16th St., neai-postofflce;
low rent -- i
G. P. STEBBINS. 16W Chicago St.
NEW store for rent at 24th and Farnara. fine
- location. Call-D. 1472. '
Office and Desk Rooms. '
OFFICES. 220 per month and uu
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG., ,
FIRST TRBST CO.. Agts.: Tyler tot.
LIKE TO SMILE? Oiflce In the Bee
building and. smile ' with satisfaction.
Keystone Investment Co.. Tylef 131.
FOR RENT SUBURBAN
FOR !RENT 8 -room . modern . suburban
i home with 11 lots, near street car line. In
Bellevue; rent reasonable. Write R. 8,
Calder, St. Charles, Mo., or see Ed Mayers,
Agent, Bellevue, Neb, .- .
f v t i' 1 sbmsi
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses.
WANTED TO RENT Flveor sft-room mod.
ern bouse in Dundee or Benson. Will
guarantee to take best of care of property.
' Address C. C. Cochran,! 2048 Farnam St.
MOVING AND STORAGI
METROPOLITAN VAN A STORAGE CO.
Owned and operated by Central Furni
ture store; office on Howard St. betweea
IStb and 16th. Phone Tyler 3400. Have
your moving handled Justus you would
an order for new furniture. That's the way
we do it. Ask to see our dally rental lists.
FIREPROOF' WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for tiougehold
i goods and. pianos; moving, packing and
shipping. I '
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGB CO... '
806 S. 16th. Douglas 4163. -,
FIDELITY
A AVAJJ-I SERVICE
Phone Douglas 288 for complete
list oi vacant nouses ana apart
ments. Also for storage, moving..
Globe Vaii and Storage ' Co.
' For real service In moving, packing and
Storing call Tyler 230 or Douglas) 4388.
J. C. REED
Express Co., Moving,
Packing and Storage.
1207 Fgrnam St. Web. 2744 Doug. 6146.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
6 ROOM house hardwood finish. A-l
piumoing, storm winaows ana iuu
screens, large porches; lot 60x120; H4
bloeks from two car lines, at 4227 Grant
St. Have to see (o appreciate, or phone
Walnut 1723. '.
42 : 7. 39TH ST., modern 9-room res. le nee.
nearly new,- uarujnwuu iiiiisji iiiivugnvui,
for price and terms phone Harney 81..
North.
Kountze Place Bargain' .
Owner Leaving City
- Just listed, 6-roo. strictly modern
bungalow, oak floors abd oak finisd; just
West of Kountxe Park, facing rfrintre
Park; quarter sswed oak ' finish and
floors; all built-in features: garage: caved
street; east front Owner Is compelled
to leave city for the west on acconn. of
111 health and has a very attractlv price
on this property ter strlotly cash,
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
REALTORS,
637 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781.
BIGSNAPJ
S3,850
1337 Seward ' St full corner lot with
good eight-room.1 all modern house- osk
finish. 3600 cash will handle. House
lone cost the money. Investigate.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Doug. 1962, 11 City Nat'l Bask Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North.
FOR SALE OR RENT
3474 Grant St, 8-room bouse with I
full sixe lots, vacant land adjoining for
gardening purposes.
MITCH EL INVESTMENT CO..'
24th and Amea St Col. tlT.
' . $150 CASH
A good 6 -room house, with oak floors,
strictly modern, may be bought on eaay
" monthly terms; good neighborhood: not
. far from car, - Go out today. Phone
. Douglas 8628. days. ' t
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8-R. MOD. house at 286$ Manderaon St., very
cheap, for sale or rent,
W. H. GATES,
647 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. l.' .
alOUNTZE PLACE Modern 8-room house.
full' bssemenu large lot close to ear. Price
83.250 Norrte A Norria. D. 4270.
MINNB LUSA borne and iota offer the
best opportunity - to Invest your money.
Phone Tyler 187. -
South.
8-ROOM i house, t lota,, hog and chicken
houses. Cistern. , Furnace and electric
light. Price 82,400. Part caatk. ' 4736 R
st Tel. 1836 '
Hit 8. 86TH AWE., 6-roora bunga'ow, on
paved atreet Price 33.260.
t C. O. .CARLBERG, ... .
S10 Brandels Theater Bldg
TiSiscellaneous.
A CLASSY PLACE.
New, two-story frame and stucco house
Six rooms besides sun parlor, and glassed
in sleeping porch. " Fireplace, large attic
Price 86,960. Reasonable terms.
BENSON Si CARMICHAEL,
. (Realtors.) '
643 Psxton Blocki Douglas 1722.
FOR SALE Beautiful new 6-roora modern
' white atucco residence on Council Bluffs
car line. Handy location for anyone
working In Omaha.. Very easy terms. A.
H. Becker. 8206 AvA. Council Bluffs.
W. FARNAM SMITH CO..
Resl Estate and Insurance.
1320 Farnam St - Doug. 1064.
REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'pty
WE WILL tuy your home or business
property ana pay casn. . i
H. A. WOLF CO..
f
Electric Bldg.
Tyler 85
BUSINESS properties and investments.
A. P. TUKBY and SON.
620 First National Bank Bldg.
v . M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO..
Income,; Business and Trackage Specialist
16th and Dodge 8ts. Douglas 415.
REAL ESTATEINVESTMENT
DUNDEE HOME-& INVESTMENT.
Double house in Dundee, one blojk from
66th and Underwsd; arranged, for' two
families; live in one flat and rent the
other. The best buy- In the best art of
Dundee. Price reduced- for quick sale to
22,500; 2500 cash will, handle; reajmable
terms on uaiance.
N. P. DODGE & CO.,
- Realtors,
15th and Igarney Sta.
AL ESTATE To Exchange
North;
. . VACANT NORTH.
Have I full lots on . Pinkney street,
' south front, at 25th Ave., among beautiful
new homes. Priced to sell, can give terms.
TRAVER BROS. CO., a
Douglas 6866. 818 First Nat. Bk" Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
CLEAR 160A. unimproved Jones Co., 8. D.,
for clear modem house. Seward Bros., (72
Brandels Bldg. Douglas 8840. . ." . -:
LARGE garden lots near car line, paved
street, 2125 to 2196, 61 down. Doug, 674.
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REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Benson.
ATTRACTIVE DUNDEE
BUNGALOW
li-TRA huva an attmntlvA S-rootn 'modern
i bungalow, nearly new, finished in oak and
white enamel, with oak floors tnrougnout,
having brick fireplace, built-in bookcases,
buffet, etc. Located - on :. high. J sightly
, north front. lot MxMS It.i -near 64d and
.Izard. v
1 - GEORGE. CO.; Phone Deug. 766. '
Dundee.
DUNDEE BARGAIN
Elegant 6 -room modern bungalow. Oak
floors, oak and white enamel finish; just
being completed; a steal at I3.Z5U;. ii.iuu
cash, balance terms. D. 6840. Cot. 4193
Council Bluffs.'
FOR SALE room modern - house near
Madson Ave. sohooJ, heated garage, barn,
cistern, lot 124Hx218. Ask for owner at
Black 2711, Council Bluffs. Ia. ,
Acreage.
ACREAGE
Ten acres on 60th street, few ' blocks
south Center street' Good 6-room cottager
barn, chicken house; 3' acres In fruit,
1 acres alfalfa, 4 acres plow land. Land
lies fine. About T blocks to car line;
Price 38,350. Cheapest' Improved acreage
Close to Omaha. ,
J. L; HIATT CCf., I
900 K SS: Tyler 63
OWNER leaving city, four-fifths of acre of
ground; strictly modern 6-room and bath;
chicken house, 12x72 feet long; all kinds
of fruit and berries; sidewalks to- car
line; see this ind you will buy. Call
Benson 656-J. f ' '
A LARGE suburban tract of ground outside
city limits, near oarllne. Ideal place to
raise poultry or garden.' This la a 250-ft
frontage for 3610; will sell on easy .terms.
Telephone Walnut 2466. ; .
ACREAGE Imp. 1 to 40 a., well located,
reasonably priced; terms or cash; some
for trade. Ill Brandels Thea.lMr. f'ease.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
For Sale or Exchange ;
FOR FARM OR RANCH.
' 150,000 Press brick, oloee-io business
blocks Income 15,000 year, oa lease; aleo
89,000 first mortgages, store buildings and
realdence properties. Want land.
S. S. & R.' E. Montgomery,
Omaha, Neb.
IF YOU want cash and will sell cheap,.
I will buy your cottage, bungalow, house,
flat or stores that you de not want;
i tirsd of holding or about to lose for want
of quick money. Give full particulars In
first letter and best prices. P. O. Box
466. -' '!
WE HAVE several good reliable buyers for
6 and 6-room houses and bungalows ltb
8300 to 8500 down. Call Osborne Realty
Co. Tyler 496. 701 Om. Nat. Bank Bldg.
WANT good residence: about 26.000. Will
pay one-half cash, balance In good resi
dence Jots. - Box 1792. Omaha Bee. .
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Arkansas Lands.
i MARCH 19.
Our next excursion to McGehee. Ark.
W. 8. FRANK. 201 NEVILLE BLR.
Colorado Lands.
LOW FARE ROUND TRIP
Homeseekers' excursion to Colorado
points every first and third Tues
days. Write for free farm booklet and
special land-seekers rates for. pdrtlee of
. five or more. Immediate possession and
eight years' time on our lands at f per
cent.
THE TWIN LAKES LAND AND
' WATER COMPANY.
936 First Nat'l Bldg.. Omaha,
WHEAT lands. Kit Carson county. Colorado;
213.50 to 318 per acre. We control 25
.choice quarters. Send for booklet Klok
Investment Co.. Omsha. -
Wyoming Lands.
WHEATLAND Wyoming farms. 850 per a..
Including paid-up water rights. Henry
Ivl A C. M. Rylnnder. 854 Omsha Nat'l.
Nebraska La'nds.
CHOICE 320 acres. 38,009 worth Improve
ments: 70 acres -.fall wheat; 160 acres
ready for spring wheat. This Is ths best
half section In community East edge
Kimball county, north table. Price (60
per acre. '
320 acrec unimproved except fence; joins
above half; all good wheat land; all can
be -plowed; will break. 200 acres for fall
wheat 1918. 345 per atre. '
320 unimproved except 'fence; joins
above; all good level tractor wheat land
except about 80 acres. Will break 160
acres ready for 1916' fall wheat- Price
837.50 per acre.
All of the above Is choice Sidney silt
loam soil Not sandy. Will bear thorough
investigation. Write LeRoy deLongpre,
Owner, Lodge role, Nebraska.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands.
100 BUSHELS OF POTATOES TO THE
ACltB, SOLD AT 31 PER BUSHEL,
EQUAL 3100 PER ACRE RETURNS,
I can show you anywhere, right up
here In good old northwest Nebraska
where, even in the year 1917, one, and a
half million bushels of potatoea were
raised. County averages run as high, as
from 80 to 125 bushels to the acre. A
good farmer who tends his potatoes well,
who prepares bis ground well, many times
raises 300 to 260 bushels to the acre.
Right today, I ran offer you thla potato
land at from. 320 to 390 per acre. From
31,500 to 13.009 will make you a first
payment. . Many of you. I know, have
sufficient money for a first payment . Why
will you. hold back? I could show you
yields of from 15 to 60 bushels of wheat
to the acre. The government price la
33.15. Isn't this good enough? Whit
more do you wantT Why wait? Why
"not Join the home army of producers and
help to aupport the boys "over there f"
Write me tor my list of descriptions,
pictures and prices. Do It right away and
shape your affairs to get here before
April 1. -You should be on the ground
and ready to go to work by April 1. The
United States must raise an enormous
crop In 1918. Wt do not expect responses
to this appeal from pro-Germans and
German sympathisers, but we do expect
the loyal American cltlsens, every mother's
son of you, to get busy and help to produce
abumper crop In the United States this
, year. Every man from President Wilson
down who has anything to do with this
war and tha running of it will tell you
that you can not do better to help them
than to be producer of food. Locate,
and get) In a crop. However, I think you
would (o better for yourself and family,
to come to northwestern Nebraska. The
east la overcrowded now. Many of you
are shut up on little 80 acre tracta when
you are big enough to handle much more.
Lrt aome of those fellows down eaat double
up and take oa two 80 acre tracta, leaving
one man to come weat, and open up new
virgin aoil and put ground to producing
that has never produced before. That la
" the way to Increase production. I have
lands in Dawes, Sioux and Bo Butte
counties and, lot me say to you, ny dear
reader, that some of the most productive
soil In all the west, Is located in these
counties. It 1s the home of opportnulty
the Garden of Eden, for the man of small
capital who Is seeking a foot hold. I will
lend you ever aaslstanee In my power. If
you are short on homes, I will sell you
horses on time, If you are short on
. machinery, I will stake you to that, if you
get more broke out than you have money
to buy seed for, don't worry, I'll tend to
the aeed you furnish 'the man power and
I will come to your rescue on all other
lines.
Many others throughout the east, I am
sure, will do the same. There Is certainly
no excuse for you, no point behind which
you can hide. - If you don't become a
producer right now, there la somsthlag
wrong with your upper story and you
need to be Investigated. You are not
being asked to work for only 230 per
month as ara ths boys over In the
trenches, you ars not being asked to
hasard your life, but you are merely
being asked to exercise that muscle of
yours and to work ten hours a day
helping Our nation to supply the food and,
in return, your nation ia offering you
such prices as will, with any kind of crop
years at all, make your place, If bought
up In northwest Nebraska at the prices
that we are atJne present offering, pay
for Itself every year If yu will but put it
under cultivation, and tend the crop. If
you don't respond; then there' Is 'certainly
something wrong. ,
Our country up here Is true and tried
and you should have no prejudice against
. It However, If you have, if you can frame
up some excuse against my uountry here,
aa an excuse for not Joining the army of
producers, there Is certainly other sections
whore you can become a produoer Just the
same and, you certainly can't be prejudiced
against them-all. I will - lend you. a
helping hand-In any way I can, and once
a client of mine always' a client, In the
10 years I hjVs been, in the .business here,
I have handled hundreds: and' hundreds of
. thousands of dollars worth of paper, and
: ito this day." I' have never foreclosed a
mortgage. Dosen'tj lhat- spell something?
Will you respond in this hour of need?
Write mo today for my descriptions,
plotures and prices. . Don't be too hard to
please. Come and take -what, you can'
' handle. Anyone of them that I will offer
you I'll warrant beats what you now have,
Usually the. man with the leaat money Is
the hardest to please. Yon could come
- up here with your eyes shst and Just
choose anything I offered you and - it
would make you money.' Tf this be true,
why should you be so hard to pleaset-
' The fellow' that le so hard to please, to
; Just eoma follow slooking for an- excuse.
Any 160 acres that I will offer you,-will
raise enouirh to feed not only your own
' family but two or three - other" families
besides for a whole year. - The only re.
' qulrements are that youVtlll the toll and
till It right, that you put In your time on
your, farm instead of on the streets of the
town. This Is plain talk; but, 1 would
rather talk to. you. plain . and, have you
stay- away, than to have you come here
and be. a failure. ' This Is not the country
. wheVa you. can live. . without . working.
That country doesn't' come until the here-
after. However, this ,1s a-country, where
you can live as wen ana reap more prous
and more- benefit from your work' than
any other country-1; know of Won't you
come and be. one of' us? Won t you please
be a 1918 producer of food? .: f (- '
f ARAH L, HUNGKRFORO -Crawford,
Pawes County, Nebraska,!
POSSESSION 40 ACRES.
49 ACRES UPLANDS Choice location!
improved . with small but neat 6roora
house, good hew barn (stone foundation,
room' for 6 head of horses, granary and
hay mow for 6 tens), small orchard, lawn.
shade trees, etcfcva homelike place; good
productive land, quite a few aores good
stand of alfalfa, and eft tire farm hog
tight . besides .hog-tight cross fences, 11
miles of . Omaha and good automobile
rout the eptlre distance;- quite 'handy to
good market town and other good features.
Price oly e)165 per acre FOR i SHORT
TIME) ONLY; cash or ft cash, balance
ly, per cent. Possession If taken at.pnce.
Considering the . location, buildings and
fertility of the soil, this Is by far the
best 40-acre bargain 'In Douglas or Sarpy
counties. Orln S. Merrill Co., 1217-1118 City
National Bank Blflg. "
A REAL RANCH BARGAIN IN -
, . NEBRASKA.
6.112 acres Sheridan county. Nebraska.
only one mile from Ellsworth, . railroad
town, has three five-room houses and sta
bles for from 200 to 200 cattle, 1 wells,
fenced and cross fenced, has 6 Potash
lakes, wl cut 1.000 ton of hay. Possession
May 1st Price 314 per acre. Owner to
retain ownership to 10 per sent off all
minerals, any other Information, write or
call a O. Nordqulst, 121 Neville Bldk.,
Omaha, Neb. -
80 ACRES, Morrill Co., Neb.. 8 miles
north Bayard; 80 acres alfalfa, balance
under the plow; 4-room house, barn, well,
fenced, all under government dltoh. Price
212,000; only 1 miles beet dump. Land
paid ths owner his share rent 1917 over
31.800. Will take 36,000 cash, balance
trade. 8. O. Nordqulst 111 Neville Blk-,
Omaha, Neb.
1,280-ACRK ranch in Keya Paha county,
8-room, two-story, full basement dwelling,
with furnace! large barn, double corn
crib and granary, cattle ahed, extra good
hen house, two wells and mill, scale and
fence. All Improvement! new In 1917 and
worth about 110,000. An Ideal ranch..
Must be seen to bs appreciated. Pries,
120.00 - per acre for quick sale,. O. H.
Johnson, Norfolk, Neb. i
POSSESSION 82,140 cash; 80 acres uplMid;
well Improved; one-half lies good, balance
aulte rolling, but practically all suitable
for cultivating; good road; handy to
school and churches. Price only 3138 per
acre with cash payment of only l?.140,
' bal. 6 yrs.. 6 per cent. Posesslon, Aet at
once. Prin 8. Merrill Co., 1217-18 City
National Bank Bldg. . - -- -
EXCEPTIONALLY good bargain In 820-acre
Improved Buffalo county farm, within
auto drive of Kearney, Neb.; 350 per acre.
. C. K. DA VIES. KEARNEY.
ACRES, good seven-room house, beside
State Normal; 60 bearing trees. Bargain
at 33.000. Easy terms. Might rent Ira
Wilson. Peru, Neb.
FOR BALE Best large .body mgb-grade.
medium-priced land In Nebraska. Very
little money required. C Bradley, Wol
bach. Neb.
640 ACRES western Iowa, 1100 per acre;
great bargain.
Ci. P. 8TEBBIN8, 1610 Chicago St
RANCHES of all alsea and kinds, eaai
terms. A. A. Patsman, 301 Karbach Blk.
Iowa Lands.
FOR SALE, NO TRADE CONSIDERED
60-acre farm joining tha corporation of
, ' Crestou, Ia, Fair Improvements, plenty
,! of water, good fencing, fruit and grove,
paved atreet to the farm. Borne rolling,
but very productive. . Can give five, yeara'
time on 25,800. .Price per aire. B.
GOODMAN, CRESTON. IA. ;
FOR BALE OR RENT 80 acre Imp. farm
3 miles N. W. Extra, Ia.. Can give pos
session at once. ' Paul Peterson,- 384 Bran
dels Theater Brdg:, Omaha .Tel. D. 1806
or Walnut 8108. '
That extra room will pay your coal
bill. Rent it through a Bee Want Ad.
-i s , I
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Minnesota Lands.
160 ACRES, good Umber land, . In Blt.-iml
County, Minnesota; 23 per acre, renew. ng
all mineral nhts at that price, Hcu'se
24x14. barn 14x14, about 6 acres broken,
14 to 20 that can Le easily broken; 85 In
meadow. 40 In pasture, fenced with two
' wires, a good well with pump and other
smalt Improvements. Address Gus Wal
berg. 1818 Lothrop St.. Omaha. Nob.
Oklahoma Lands.
. a W. "WEBSTER A SON,
' REAL ESTATE,
1026 O ST., LINCOLN, NltB.
OKLAHOMA LAND BARGAINS.
No. 1. HO acres, ranch and' timber
land, located In T.uakahoma on Frisco R.
R, Very promising tract tree from lease
or seeervation. 26.00 per aore cash.
No. 1. 460 acres, ranch and timber
land, located In Pittsburg Co., southeast
of Blanco, cn C, R. I. A P. No timber
baa been sold, and oil haa been found on
both sides. , This tract leased for oil and
gas and rent, due ia May, 1918. 85.00 per
acre sash.
No. 8. 40 acres, about 80 per cent good
bottom farming land, balance rough pas
ture and . liult land, , Located in Pitts
burg Co., southeast 'of Blanco on the
C, R. I. A P. Good water supply. 810.00
per acre, on terms of 2330 cash, balanoe
in 1 and 1 years at I per cent -
No. 4. 160 acres, about 65 per cent
good tillable lacd. and tbe balance suit
able for grating purposes. This tract lies
in probable oil and gas territory. Located
in Latlmore Co., about 3 Vt miles from
Hughes, on the Rock Island. 8800 per
acre, on terms of 2687.60 rash, balance
in 1, 1 and 1 years at per cent
No. 6. 300 acres, ranch and farming
, land. In Pushmataha Co., about 1 miles
from Clayton, on the Frisco R. R. ; 60
acres of this tract good farming land,
balance suitable for ranch and fruit pur
poses. This tiact carries valuable pine
and hardwood timber. A bargain at 17.00
per acre. Trma of 3500 cash and bal
ance In 1, 1 end .' years at 6 par cent
No, 6. 160 acres, ranch and timber
land In Le T.'ore Co., located southeast of
Albion on- the Frisco R. R. This Isnd Is
located In line gas, oil and other develop
ments. 23.76 per acre. The sum of 391.20
' payable Ii I anl 2 yeara at 6 per cent
and due the government can be- as
sumed, which would make the land non
taxable until fully paid. i t
Any one of the above properties will
make a good Investment, even laying aside
the possibility of possible mineral de
velopment O. W. WIBSTKR A SON,
REAL ESTATE,
1026 O 6.T.. LINCOLN. NEB.
Oregon Lands.
NEW Jordan Valley Project Heart of the
range. Get on thi ground floor with 60
aores Irrigated land In connection . with
open range. You cn grow stock success
fully and cheaply. Personally conducted
excursion every tv weeks. Bend for bul
letin. Harley J. Hooker, 840 1st National
Bank Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
FINS! aoutheastern Nebraska farma, per
sonally Inspeoted best western Nebraska,
eaatern Colorado, Kanaaa bargains. Im
proved fine section South Dakota land;
also- business Investments, Take Liberty
bonds. Schowalter Land Agency, Cook,
Neb.
CHOICE FARM. Nlelson. 423 Rose Bldg,
FARM LAND WANTED
FARMS WANTED. ; T?
Don't list your farm with' us If you
want to keep It i
I). P, 8NOWDEN A SON, I
421 8. 15th. Douglas 1271.
WANTED Unimproved land western Neb.
'or B. Colo, Must be priced right. White
A Hoover, Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. .
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
For Sale. , ;
SETTLING the estate o ths late O. '
Jackson. Our own raised horses, mares
and mutes;' I young. 6-year-old matched
mares, 1,600 to 1,800 i lbs,, . 4 geldings.
. 3,600 to 1,800 lbs., also 2 spans, of 6-year-old
mules, 2.400 to 2,600 lbs, Mrs.
G. H. Jackson, 119 8. 7th St., Council
Bluffs
THREE fresh milk oows, 2781 Fowler ave.
Colfax: 2811. ' ' .
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
EGGS for hatching,. White Rocka, W. , R.
Flshel strain direct Single Comb Anco
nas, Sheppard strain. Great winter layers.
W. D. Croman, Bedford Ave. at 60th.
Phonw Wklmrt 1648. '' '" '
FOR SALE Young uhmated CaiT.eaux
Pigeons; 75o apiece! , Plymouth Rock
strain, ft. T. Salisbury, Falls City. Nebi
'"OLb TRUSTY"'. ' Incubators and brooders
shipped promptly. Big catalog fnfce. M.
M. Johnson Co., Mfrs., Clay Csnter, Neb.
FINANCIAL'
Real Estate Loans and Mortgages.
Itt nd 4 per cent mortgag ecurd by
OmahsV reBldenee of Nebraska farrat,
E. H. LOUGEE, INC., : -.
638 Keellne Bldg.
DIVIDENDS OF 5 PER CENT OR MORE.
One dollar starts an account
OMAHA LOAN, A -BLDG. ASSOCIATION.
, H, Vf. BINDER,
Money on hand for mortgage loans.
City National Bank Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFH REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Doug. 2718.
tOW RATKS-C. G. CArtLBERG, 312 Bran-
dels Theater Bide. D. 685. a
. int.
MONEY : C1 fTf
OHARRISON A MORTON, 0"72
919 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
. CITY AND FARM LOANS
6, 6 Mi and 6 Per Cent.
3. ft. DUMONT Co., Keellne Bldg.
LOANS
ON CITY PROPERTY.
W. H. Thomas & Son, Keel'tne Bldg.
3100 to 210.000 MADE promptly. . F. D,
Weed, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Sta.
MONEY to loan on Improved farms and
ranohes. Kloko Investment Co., omana.
Private Money. :
Sf OPEN A COMPANY. Douglas 4121.
saMSaanBSaSMMMMMMsaBaasnam
MONEY TO LOAN
Organised by the Bualness Med of Omaha.
FURNITURE, pianos and notes ss security.
H0, S mo., H. goods, total, 33.60.
Smaller, larger am'ts proportionate rata.
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
432 Securities Bldg., 18th, Farnam. Ty. (66.
LOANS pN DIAMONDS --AND JEWELRY.
IOf ' SMALLER LOANS. QOf
o vr. c. flatau, est. 1393. to
TH FLR. SECURITIES BLDO. T-. 150.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Harry
Malashoclfr 1514 Dodge. D. 5619. Est 161.
BUY
ACRES
' NEAR
OMAHA
Nothing better, or safer ' to put
your money, into. We always have
the best list to select from, on the
easy-payment plan if you wish.
Have acres near BENSON, FLOR
ENCE AND SOUTH SIDE, on
terms as low as I
$10 Down $10 Per Month
Liberal discount ifor all cash.
Always ready to take you out any
time during the week or Sunday.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
1614 Harneyt. Phone Tyler SO. '
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Jaifcb M. Long dad wife to Clarence E.
Wall, northwest corner Thirtieth and
vAiung Streets, Florence, 66x132. .$4,000
Frakk Sailor 'and wife to Marry T.
Chapek, Mary atreet 97 feet east of :
Forty-fourth street, north side, ''''
123x200 175
Amanda V. Moriarty and husband to
Gorton Roth, Twentieth street, 23 .
, feet south of Grace street, west
side. 33x140 8,200
OMAHA LIVE STOCK
Week Opens With Moderate
Run of Cattle Prices Gen-
erally Higher; Hogs Sell
; Much Lower.
v Omaha, March 11, 1911.
Receipts werer Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Estimate Monday ... t.100 19,000 12,600
Same day last week. .11,262 " 9,288 19,093
Same day 1 wks. ago. ,10.934 30,891 5,668
Kama day 1 wks, age.. (.894 10.161 14,049
Same day 4 wks. ago,. 6,126 11,161 11,217
Same-day last year .. T.810 8,480 15,722
Receipts and dispositions of live stock at
the Union Stock yards, Omaha, Neb., tor
24hours ending at 1 o'clock p. m March 11,
RECEIPTS CARS.
cattle Hogs Sheep Hr's
v.. m. z oi. jr.
Wabash -
Missouri Pacino
4
i . .1
1
Union Fai'ltlo ....... ,66 29
C.A N. W.. eaat ....18 6
C. A N. W., west' 25 42
C, St. P., M. AfO 77 26
C, B. A Q., east ...... ft 8
C. B. A (4., west 19 13
C R, 1. ftjl,, east ....12 7
C, R. 1. AP . west l
10
1
16
1
3
iiiiMt'ia veiurHi .,,,, Ji , ,
Chicago Gt West ......18 U
Total receipts ...,262 164 12
DISPOSITION M ic
14
Other Buyers 60S ....
- Csttle Hogs
Morris A Co, 1 869 1,934
Swift and Company ..1,333 2,887
Cudahy Packing Co. .1,350 3.3(8
Armour A Co 1,648 3,667
1.388
Sheep
1,943
1.380
'3.031
3,264
"tl
pi-Hwurn vo, 468
J. W. Murphy 1,005
i.incoin racking Co... 100 ....
Wilson Packing Co. ,, 46 ,,,,
Swift Denver , ,
Hunslnger A Oliver ,. 64 ....
W. B. Vansant Co. 75 ....
Hill A Son ii
F. B. Lewis 282
J. B, Root A Co. .... 133
J. H. Bulla 77
Koaenstock Bros. .... 186
F. O. Kellogg 99
Werthelmer A Degen , 161
Sullivan. Bros , 96
Rothschild A Krebs ., , 38
Mo. A Kans. Calf Co. . lis
Christie lis
Hlgglna ...i..7. 4
Huffman 24
Roth
Meyers s
Banner Broa (A
m a
s
::t:
at
9
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6) a
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John Harvey ., 439
Has
Dennis A Francis K
Jensen A Lungren ,. 292
Kills A Co 97
Pat q'Day ,
totals ..8,180 ll.tflt 11,470
Cattle The week opens out with a very
moderate run of cattle, about 6,100 head, or
hot much over half as many as were here
on last Monday. Owing to the very limited
number of cattle on sals and the better tone
to advices from eaatern markets, tha trait
opened out aotlve and generally lOo higher
inan me close oi last weeg. Choice 1,606.
pound beeves sold up to 111.85, and the bulk
of ths 1,000 to 1,200-pound steers went at
a spread of $11.26011.25. Cows and heif
ers showed fully as much Improvement aa
tha beef steers, and there waa more activity
and a decidedly stronger market for stock
era and feeders. - Ths car situation was
greatly Improved, and bualness showed tbe
effect of the Improvement.
Quotations on cattls: Good to choice
beeves,. 211.00 0 13.16; fair to good beeves,
110.78Oll.76i. common to fair beeves, 29.000
10.50; good to oholce yearlings, 310.76
11.15; fair to good yearlings, 99.60010.60;
common to fair ysarlings, 87.60JF9.0 good
to oholce grass bssves, 111. 00O11.75; fair
to good grass Dseves, 89.50OU.00; common
to (air grass beeves, 68.000.00; apod to
choloe Jielfers, 89-.60O10.T5; good to oholoe
cows, lf.l5O10.60; fair to good cows, $8,000
9.00: common to fair rows. ts.KAni a
prim feeders, $10.76011-15; good to choice
reeaers. 39.50010.75; fair to good feeders,
21.75O1.60; common to fair feeders, $6,600
6.00; good to choloe stockers, I9.50O11. 00;
stock calves, $7.6009.80; stock cows, $6.14
9.04; stock calves, $7.0010.00; veal
calves, $9.00011-00: bulls, stags, e to, $7.00
01.16. ,, ' -
Hogs Receipts of hogs this morning were
only fair and shippers onened the trade,
buying, a few toads early at' prices that
Ware around lSSSOe tower than the beat
time Saturday. . . Purchases, however, wer
confined to a limited supply. Packers wsre
alow In getting .down to business and a lit-
us later in in forenoon oommencea Did
ding's much as 2t80o lower. Sellers,
however, were holding baok and tha market
waa slow and drag, all the way through.
Toward mldforenoon offerings bsaran to
ohang nanus at prices 150160 lower than
the oloss last week. The best price paid
waa $16.75 for choice lightweights, while
the bulk of th offerings moved at $16.40
016.60. Only a small portion of the hogs
had changed hands at th decline. Practi
cally everything was In first hands around
It o'olocki with Indication of a weak clost
in the trade.
Sheep Today1 market opened up with $4
cars of sheep, or 13,500 head, on sale. The
opening sessions were rather dreggy and
the only sales which were made were a few
ewe lamba at $16.21 4o a feeder buyer and
four loads of oholos Colorado ewes to the
packers at $13,85, a new high price for the
season. Mexican yearlings sold at 114.71.
Lambs were In good eupply, but the demand
waa rather draggy at ths outset Tha under.
tone to tbe market was firm, however, and
general trade was steady to loo higher.
Bt. Louie Live Stock Market. ,
St. Louis, March 11. Cattle Receipts,
4,800 head; market steady: native .steers,
$3.00013.50; yearling steers and heifers,
I7.00O1160; cows, 36.OOTtll.60i stockers and
feeders, $8.00010.66; fair to prime southern
steers, 39. 0018.60; beef cows and heifer,
$6.00010.00; southern yearling steers, $7.60
Oio.oo; native Calves. $6,00014.00.
i Hogs Receipts, 11,100 head; market high-
er; lights, $17.60017.70; pigs, $12.!6OlT.50i
mixed ' and butchers, $17.J617.75; good
heavy, $17.40017.60; bulk of sales, $17,460
17.65.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,(00 head;
market steady; lambs, 114.000)17.40; ewes,
$12.60013.00; wethers, 3a.00O18.76: can-
Lnsra and choppers, $6.8001.60. ( ( ,
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
Kansas City, Maroh 11. Cattle Receipts,
18,000 head; market weak; prima feed
steers, $12.60018.60; dressed beef steers,
810.60O12.76i western steers. 39.50013.75:
cows, 7. 26010.76; heifers, $150011-60;
stockers and feeders, $7.76012-50; bulls,
$7.50010.00; calves, $7.76011 50.
Hogs Receipts, 14,000 head; market low
er; bulk of sales, 114.86017-16; heavy. $16.(6.
17.16; packers and butchers, $16.90017.15;
light, $16.86017.10; pigs, lll.00O13.7t.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 10,000 head;
market steady; lambs, $16.00017.11; year
lings, 813.00014.50; wethers, $12.00013.00;
ewes, $11.60Q11.76. i
Chicago live Stock Market.'
Chicago, March 11. Cattle Receipts, 19,
000 head; market firm: native steers, $$.60
O14.00; stockera and feeders, $7.70011.15:
cows and heifers', 36.60 11.75; calves, $3.75
14.50.
Hogs Receipts,. (0,000 head; market un
settled at Saturday's average to 16o lower;
bulk of aales, $16.60017.00; light $17,000
17.80; mixed, $16.25017.60; heavy, $16,760
17.00; rough, $15.76011.00; pigs, $13,500
17.30. . .
Sheep and lambs Receipts, 11,000 head;
market firm; sheep, $10.76011-71; lambs,
$14.16016.06', -
Omaha Hay Market.
Receipts of prairie bay light demand
good, market firm and steady. Receipts of
alfalfa good, demand only fair and prices
some lower; v
Hay Choice Upland, $21.50; No. I,
$19.68. to $20.60; No. 1, 116.60 to $17.60; No.
3. $12.66 to $14.60; No. 1 Midland. $18.80 to
$20.60; No. I, $16.60 to $17.60; No. 1 Low
land, $15.60 to $17.60; No. 1, $14.60 to $15.60;
No. 1. 112.60 to $13.60.
Alfalfa Choice, 338.60; No. 1 $28.60 to
$27.50; Standard, $23.00 to $26.00; No. 1
$21.50 to $22.60; No. $, $lt.Su to $20.10.
Straw Oats. $11.00; Wheat, $10.00, .
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City, March 11. Cattle Receipts,
2.000 head; market strong to lOo higher;
beef steers, 610.60 12.60; fat cows and
heifers, I8.J511.26: canners, $7,400$ K0;
stockers and feeders. $9.60 011.60; lalves,
38.00O11-60; bulls, stags, 'etc., 67.75O19 60;
feeding cows and heifers, $7.006.6. V
Hogs Receipts, 5,000 head; market 10c
to 250 lower; light $1660016.86: mixed,
16.65016.66; heavy. 616.40016.60; pigs.
fil.UVV.V.'V, PU1K OS sales, f XB.OVQ71f.eB
Rh,.,. MnA t .mka 1 RAA mmA
u . . . v m a.,,.. u . u iim.iuM, n,v. u w ,
markets teady.
REAL -ESTATE TRANSFERS.
D. Hunt to JohDT. MoMannls, north
west corner Thirtieth street and 1
Monroe avenue, west side, 106x280. 1,000
Charles W; Martin and wlfs to Gilbert ;
L. Tracy, Bauman street, 130 feet , i
east of Twenty-eighth avenue, south V
side. 44X120 I 750
George C. Flacl; to Charles F. Riley, - ,
Saratoga street, 149 feet west of .
Twenty-seventh street, south side,
43x125.25 2.160
Patrick Flanagan and wife to Rose E. .
Flanagan, Seward street, 180 feet
west -of Twenty-fourth street, north
side, 30x125 , 1
GRAIN ANDJPRODUGE
Record for Corn. Receipts
, Broken When 51l Cars
Are Reported in Over
Sunday Run. '
Omaha. March 11, 1918.
'One of the largest runs of corn since the
movement of the new orop was received
over Sunday, receipts of this cereal being
510 cars. Arrivals of oats showed a slight
Inorease, 66 cars being reported In. Wheat
recelpta were nine cars; rye, 11 cars, and
barley, atx cars. .
Unusually large receipts of corn tended to
mske for somewhat lower cash values, sales
of the spot being made all the way from 2
centa to 10 cents under Saturday's prlres.
-the poorer grades generally going at the ex
treroe decline. There waa a big demand for
corn and sales were quite large, but sellers
were forced to discount their offerings con
siderably. Off grade atuft waa hard to dliJ
pose of. No. 8 white sold at 81.92 and $1.94
and No. 4 white at $1.80 and $1 90, while the
No. 5 white sold at $1.66 and $1.73. No. 2
yellow brought $1.81 and the No. 4 yellow
$1.60 and $1.73. No t yellow went at 51.4
and $1.60. No. 1 mixed corn sold at $t.75
and ths No. 4 mixed at $1.68 and $1.65,
while No. ( mixed went at $1.46 and $1 60.
Oats were In aotlve demand, selling readi.
ly at a decline of 4 cent on all grades. No.
1 and . No. 1 white oats sold at 93c and -stsndard
oats at 92tto and iie. No. 3 -white
sold at 92o and 92Vijo and the No. 4
grade at 92o. w. .
Rye was unchanged and barley firm, with, '
a good demand for either. Trade waa light j
however, sellers asking more than the buy-
era wars Inclined to pay. No. 1 rye brought
$1 83 and $3.36 and the No, 1 grade of bar
ley. $3.28.
Clearances were; Wheat and flour equal '
to 62,600 bushels; oals. 262,000 bushels.
Primary wheat recelpta were 134,000 bush-,
els ahd shipments 72.000 bushels, sgalnat
receipts of 1,414.000 bushels and shipments . "
of 472.000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1.632,000
bushels and shipments 1,080,000 bushels,
sgalnat recelpta of 1,191,000 bushels and
ahlpments of 489,000 bushels -last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1,136,000 bush
els and shipments 664,000 bushels, sgalnat ,
receipts of 1,409.000 'bushels and shipment
of 730,000 'bushels last year. ,
CARLOT RECEIPTS. ,
Wheat Corn. Oats,'.
Chicago '3 218 103,.
Minneapolis .107
Duluth .................. 6 ... T. .,
Omaha , , S 610 f,
Kansas City 81 448 ' 68' .
St Louis 28 175 111
Winnipeg .............. ..176 ' ' t,,-. ,.' -
These sales were reported todayt -Corn
No. 1 whites 1 car, $1.94; 4 car"--'-$1.92.
No. 4 white: $ cars, $1.90; 1 can" f
$1.88; 1 car. $1.86; 1 ears, $t.85; 3 cars.
3l.lt;, 1 cara, 81.83;. I cars, 81.83; 6 cars.
$1.80, No. ( white; 1 car. $1.78;, 1 ear'
$1.76; 9 tars, $1.70; 1 ear. $1.61; 1 carft'
$1.(1; ,1 cars, $1.67; H car, $1.66. No. 1
whilst 1 car, $1.60; 1 oar, $1.60. j Sample
white; 1 car. $1.11 1 oar. $1.25. No. 2
yellow; 1 car, 11.81. No; 4 yellow: 1 car,
81.73; a cars, 81.70; 7 car, $18; 6 ears,,
81.66; 7 ears, $1.60. No. i vellswr 2 oars 'V
$1.(0; 1 car. $1.66; 11 cars, $1.5S;"4 car,
31.61; ( car. $1.(1; it cars, $1.60; 1 car !
$1.4. . No. 6 yellow: 1 .car, $1.48? 1 cars'.''
$1.46; 4 cars, $1.46; 1 ears, $1.44; 1 car,
$1.41; 1 car, $1.16. Sample yellow: 1 car.
$1.10: 7 cars, $1.1$; 1 car, $1.10. No. 1 -mixed:
1 cat, 11.76. No.' 4 mixed: 1 car,".
$1.66; 4 cara, $1.68. No. I mixed; 1 ar,
$1.50; $ ears, $1.60; J ears. $1.49; 11 cars,
$1.48; 1 ar, $1.47 1 car1. $1.46. No. .
mixed: 11-6 oars, $1.66: X oar; $143; $
oars, $1.46; 1 cars, $1.46; 1 ear, $1.44; 1 cars,. '
$1.41. Sample mixed: 1 cars $1,461 l.car,
$1.10; 1 car, $1.15. - 1 . . t
Oat No. 1 . whltei 1 ear. 83c. No t
white: 1 ear. 9Jo. Standard:- licar. !e:
1 car, 93 He. No. I whits! 6 ear., llci
1 ear, 9Io, No. 4 white! I oars, 92a, 1
Rye No. It 1 car, $1.86; 1 ear, $2,21,
Bardley No. $: 1 car, $1,18.
Omaha Cash Price Corn, No. - $ white, -$1.120194;.
No. 4 white, $1.8001.91 l'Nn. 5 ''
White, $1.(601 78; No. white, 31.60; sam
ple white, $1.25 0l.8l! No. 1 yeUow, $1.81;
No. 4 yellow, $1.6001.72; No. yellow. $1.49 ..'-.
O1.60; No. 6 yellow,. $1.85 0 1 48: sample
yellow, $1.1001.20; No. 1 mixed, $k76; No.V.l
4 mixed, $1.68 01.(5; No. S mixed, (1.460
1.10; 'No. 6 mixed, $L4$0166t 'sample
mixed, $1.1601.45.. Oats: No. 1 white 93c;
standard, tlViOHKc; No, 1 white, 92.
tlttd,; No. 4 white, 42o. Barley: No. 1.
$$.18. Rye: No. 1, 61.8101.8i. I
Chicago closing prices, furnished The Bo '
by Logan A Bryan, stock and . grain broker,,
11$ South Sixteenth atreet, Omaha: . . ,
I Art Open. High. Low. Close. ISat'y.
Corn. . - - I . 1 ' I I
Mar. ..... I 18 128 "
May 1 17 1 17 12714 17 117
Oats. .
Mar, 91 , 9114 UK 91 4 92 1
May -.'.UK 1 90 1914 ( 89
Pork.:- " ;
May . 41 66 48 67 48 (5 48 66 48 47
afay- 26 11 16 15 26 ti 16 01 ' 26 17
July 16 11 26 16 86 17 15 17 26 17
Ribs.-? - ' 1 -. . .' l-v ,'-
Mayi IS 11 It U IS 00 29 00 t 25 15
July I 21 47 25 47 85 40 26 40' 26 68
CHICAGO BAlNANp PBOVLSlpSS. ' .,
Liberal drain Receipt Weaken Cash Corn
. Quotations, ....
Chicago, III., March 11. Liberal receipts '
did a good deal today to weaken the corn
market, especially cash quotations, and so
too did with, dra wal of export bids. Fa
tures closed steady at the same aa 8atur- -day's
finish to H lower with March $1.22
afid May $1.2714. - . t .
Oats lost 14 Ho to NO He net and pro-, .
Vision II to 17 cents. , . .
'Arrivals of corn In Chicago alone aggre
gated 815 ears and there waa a general dla- ,
position to look for a continued movement
far above the average for this time of the
year. Meanwhile the United State visible '
upply total showed an Increase of more
than 2,800,000 bushels, making the amount'
In. sight only 1,400,000 bushels less than a
yekr ago. - ' f--i
'Absence of export demand was ascribed'
to the faot that. recent urgent buying had
besrt to get all the 'oorn possible by March
10, In order to fill vessel room contracted for..
A general embargo oa shipments to eastern-.'
domestlo consumers counted further as a
bearish Influence -
Notable progress of seeding made oat f
average lower. A little export business gaVe
the market some stimulus, but the effect
failed to last , - .
Lower quotations on hogs weakened pro"-'
visions. Declines were checked somewhat"
though by export of lard and meats during
th week, . , 3 ;
New York General Market. " -1 '
New York. March 11. Flour Stead';
government baals 100 per - cent; spring,'' '
$10.76011.25; winters, $10.16011.06; Kansaa.
$10.80011.25. -
Corn Spot unsettled; kiln dried No -I yel
ow, $2.2114: No. S yellow, $2.0114 j'.No. 4
white, $2.2614 e. 1 f. New York prornii. ship.
ment; Argentine, $2.(0 f. o. b cars. .;, ..
t, Oats 8pot firm; natural, $l'.O801.O9. ' '
"Hay Steady; No. 1, $1.7001.75: No. 1.
$1.6001.66; No, 8, $1.1001.25; ahlpplng.
$1.00 01-10. -
Hops Quiet; state medium to choice,
$1917, 40060c; 1916, nominal; Pacific cflast.L
1917, 10O21c; 1916. 15016c. ,
Hides Steady; bogota, 30 33c; ' Central
America, 19032c. ' , .-
Leather Firm; hemlock aole overweight
No. 1. 48c; No. 1, 460.
Pork Firm 1 mess, $61.00051.(0; family,
$65 00; short clear,. $61,00 066.00. -T
Lard easier; middle west, $26.60 016.60, '- -.Talow
Dull; city special loose, 17e.
W00l Steady; domestlo fleece XX Ohio
and Pennsylvania unwashed, 85066c. -
Rice Strong; fancy head, 1414o; blue -rose,
(ttO(4c . ? -
., ' St. Joseph live Stock. . ' '
St. Joseph, Mo., March 11. Cattle Re-,
celpts, 3,500 head; market steady to atron':
steers, $5.00013.75; cows and heifers $7.00 ir
ll.oo; calves, $6.00018.60. .-." ,
Hogs Receipts, 11,000 head; market low- ''
sr; top, $17.15) bulk of sales, $17.00017,10. 1
Sheep and Lambs Recelpta, 18,000 headr "''
market lower; lambs, $18.00017.00; ewes, - "
$7.00 012.50. -- ; '
' -New Tork Sugar.:
New Tork, March 11. Sugar Rawt- Cen
trifugal, 4.005c; molasses sugar nominal. Re
fined ateadyi cut loaf, 8.96c; crushed, 8.70c; !
mold A,' 7.95c; 'cubes, 8.20c; XXXX pow.
dered, 7.65o; powdered, 7.80c; fine granu
lated and Diamond A. 7.45c: confectioners!
A, 7.16c; No. 1, 7.10c. , ... jr
. , , - -. -1
Minneapolis Grain. .' ' -Minneapolis,
March 1L Flour Unchanged '
Barley, $3.02 1.27. -
Rye $3.9401.96. - - ,y-, "
, Corn No. 1 yellow, $1.8001.86. ,
. Oats No. 8 white, 924 9314c ' 7 .
Flax $4,2404.21. . ,
- Kanaaa.'Clty OasioC '"-"'
Kansas City. March 11. Cora N.i. - 1 '
mixed, (1.88O1.90; No.-' I white, $2.0CO '
1.10; No. 2 yellow,. $1.9302.10; May, $1,171, .
Oats No. I white, $14 0 94c: No. 1 mixed. .
89O90C
St. Lonls Grain. -St.
Louis, March 11. Corn No. 2. 11 SB
0182; No. 1 white. $2.01 02.03: ilav.
$1-17 H. ;
Oats No. 1. 9ffl9314c: No. 1 white 9Ell
96c; May, 9014O .-' :. . '..
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