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A "f 1 THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1918. r V Want Ad Rates (Cuh With Order.) "I VI PW word itch Insertion Is per word for I eooeecutlve Insertions to eer-word f or each additional Insertion .No ad taken for leu than total cf , or tew than toe per day. . CHARGE. 1 l per Una (count word! to line) t time l ptr tin aaeb time, I consecutive times Ta par Una aaeb time. 10 consecutive tlmaa SITUATIONS WASTED. Its par llrxr p WM1 t VAKl'S r THANKS AND FUNERAL NOTICES. Ita pr Una aaeb Insertion Contract Rate oa A null cation. For convenience of advcrtiaera want ada win ba accepted at the following offices MAIN OFFICE Bee Bulldtna Amea Office ...4410 North 30th St. take Office ...251( Nortb 24tb 6t Vinton Office Ull Bomb 16ib tit Fare: Orflce 2fil6 Leavenworth EL Walnut Office. 819 Nortb 40th 8t South 8tde 2311 N St. Council Blulfi ),. 14 Main St THE BCB will not be reaponaible for more than on incorrect Insertion of as advertisement ordered for more than on time. ' Use THE TELEPHONE It yoo cannot conveniently briny or. send your ada to anyyaf tb-above office. Ask for a Want AdHaker and y ou will receive the same good service as when delivering your ad In person. - ' PHONE TYLEB 1000. Evening Editions 13:00 M. Morning Editions (N4:00 P. M Sunday Editions 10 P M. Saturday , BIRTHS AND DEATHS. DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES : COULTON Mrs. Rose, aged t years, Oc tober 20. 19 IS. at family residence, 2129 Wirt street. t . Deceased la "survived by Mrs. O. J ' Carmody, I.o Angeles, Cal. ; Mrs. F T McCartln. Marshalltown. Ia.; Mrs. C. F ' t.'oiyiolty, Omaha; Miss Josephine and l-'rances Cnulton. Omaha; John and James of balloon school, and David ot ! Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Burial will " like place Tuesday morning at her former hume, Marshalltown. Ia ' I.lJf TIO Mrs dljeioTefl'Vjfe of C.TT J.uttlg, aurvlved, bealdea her husband, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Dra hos; one alster, Miss Myrtle; two broth ers, Oscar of Omaha and l.yam of South . Dakota -Funeral from residence, 1321 North 1 Thirty-eighth street, at 9:30 a. id. to i 8t Cecilia's church at 10 a m. Inter ment Holy Sepulcher. cemetery. vliIMOCK Emmons G October 2o. aged 29 years; also his daughter, Ruth W. V October lrih. aged 1year and 10 months. i Funeral will be held from family residence, 4637 North Thirty-seventh, at V oclock p. ni. Tuesday, October 22. f Public service at Forest Lawn cemetery ; at 4:0 p. ni. avenue; 6am Turco, 1. (01 Martha street; setuetiano Turco, 4, 507 Martha street Ktonla Vallerenx, 45, 223 North Twenty' third street; Floyd L. Baker, 12. Sixty first and Of street; Roy -V. Wheeler, 23, Camp Dodfe, Ia.; Oscar Ltndh, 27, hos pital. Fort Omaha: Albert L. Caldwln, 25. borpltal. Fort Omaha; Mrs. Bertha Wise man. 34, Sixty-third and Charles street Thomas H. Smith, 2s, 280 South Thirty second avenue; Louis 8. Milback, I months, 1407 Ohio street; Madge n. Shedd. 28, 700 North Fortieth street; Mrs, B. F. Weber, 29, 1831 North Twenty-flrat street; Oeorge e'tathos, 48, hospital; Mar garet A. Qronbe, 42, 3124 North Twenty first street; Lillian E. Newell. 20, 3211 North Twenty-fifth street MARRIAGE LICENSES. have been issued to Permits to wed the following: ! Name and Residence. John L. Czyx, Omaha.......... Mary Kluxa. Omaha George H. Sturm, Omaha Violet I. Bayersdorfer. Omaha.' Joseph Mollak, Omaha......... Bohumlla Hubacek, Omaha Herbert Stephens, Omaha. Beatrice Rudolph, Omaha.. Iaaao Blederman, Omaha.. May Dickens, St. Louts. -Mo......,,.. Samuel A. Hodson, Omaha........ Eva L. Griffith, Omaha..., 23 Henry Moyer, Shenandoah. Ia 20 Mary Simpson. Shenandoah, Ia 11 David W. Masters, Omaha II Frances Neumann, Omaha 19 la : 1- Age. . 24 . 19 . St ,; .. it . 18 . 17 ,.- S3 21 33 LOST FOUND REWARDS OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY Persons having lost some articles would do well to call at the offices of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rail way company to ascertain whether they left It In the street car. Many articles each day art turned In ana the company sis anxious to restore them to the rightful owners ' LOST Small purse, containing diamond ring, at llith and Dod4Jt"igi;iiiird:iy eve ning. Liberal reward. TO Sbster 3124. LADIES' Hat of gray Beaver, with 10 Inch brim: lost Turday night. iFtnder return to 2430 Ersklne St. Rewatd. - LOST Bunch of keys. Cash reward. Call Douglas 7360. : GOODRICH Rollo M Sunday evening at - 7 p. ni.," aged 3? years, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Good rich, 413S California street. Cauae of death was plural pneumenla caused by ., Spanish Influenza. -v v Funeral from Dodder's chapel Wed nosday p. m. Burial Prospect Hill. '.JIOYNAHAN Alice Teresa, age 26 years, October 21. Services at Hoffmann Fu- ueral Home, Wednesday. 11 a. m. Inter- : ment Holy Sepulcher cemetery. le ceased Is survived by her mother, flvo ' sinters and one brother of Ogden, Utah, nnd one sinter, Mlrs Jonephlne of Omaha, lllLDlxa Uulh Norma, aged 13 years. 6 - months.. 11 days, beloved daughter of 1 Mr. and Mrs. N. J. lidding. 1021) North Twenty-ninth street, Outobe,r 20, 1919. " ' Funeral private. Tuesday afternoon at "S 2 o'clock from residence. Interment. . Weet Lawn cemetery. Si AHONEY Frank, aged 33 years, beloved son of Mr and Mrs George Mahoney; , also survived by one brother, William, of j ban Francisco Funeral from John A Gentleman's mortuary Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Interment In Holy Sepulcher cemetery t'AL'LSON Elmer G, October 20, 191S. ' aged 24 years T Funeral will e held from Bralley & Dorrance's chapel. Nineteenth and Cuin i ing streets, Tuesday, October 22, at 2 ; o'clock p. ni. Public service will be at Sprlngwell cemetery at 2:30 p. m. TlfRCELL J. Everett, October 19; aged 89 years, at his farm west of Benson. Funeral will be held from Bruilcy & "Dorrance chapel Tuesday, October 22, at '10 o'clock a. m. Public services at Mt. Hope cemetery at 10:30 a. m, VEKK9 Corp. Egbert M., of the ninth recruit company, died of Spanlahx, lnflu- '2 nia, Sunday, October 20, 191S, at Fort ir Logan, folo V The body wilt be brought to Omaha for burial. . Funeral notice later. SWAPPERS COLUMN. WILL trade for a house and lot, or sell tor cash, about 4.000 pairs of men's, ladles' and children's! shoes: 'must act quick. C. C. Broome, 14 Nortb Main St.. Council Bluffs, la. , .WILL trade one or two good lots and pay some additional cash for a good (-passenger touring car. Address Box 3847 Bee. ifAVE a good lot clear. - Will trade for a roadster; will pay some cash differ ence. Address Box 3920 Bee. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. 42 APRIL and May chickens and 6 hens. Cook stove, kitchen chairs, table, cab inet and 24th. safe. Webster 2397, 3115 N. SEVENTY Dollar electric washer. Forty five dollars If taken a,t once. Phone V'eb 426.4. GOOD second baud furnacu cheap. Decatur St. I 4319 Furniture and Household Goods. STARTLING SALE OF STANDARD j. VALUES IN FURNITURE -"The State Furniture company Is this week offering some startling bargains on standard values In furniture. If you are In need ot a new dresser, an exten sion table, dining room chairs, parlor piece, furniture, heating or cooking stove, our prices this week will surely convince you of superior values for the low dollar We make a specialty of complete home outfits, also hotels and rooming houses. Railroad fares re funded to out-of-town buyers within 60 miles of Omaha on purchase of 320 or mora ' STATE FURNITURE CO. 14th and Dodge Sts ,. Opp. U P Bldg FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Typewriters & Supplies RENT an Oliver Typewriter, three months lor is. uo. uiiver Agency. lo& Faroam Street, City. ONE 9-colunin Burroughs adding machine for sale at a bargain. 1905 FARNAM ST. Piano and Musical Instrum-nts. A. HOSPE A CO., 161 Douglaa have pianos to rent at 33.(0 per month, or will sell on easy terms. Miscellaneous. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feathers steamed, renovated and made op In new feather proof ticking. 19u7 Cuming Doug. 3407. STEEL range, china cabinet, rug; other furniture cheap. N. 24th. WANTED TO Bl DESKS DESKS -DESKS New deaks: used desks bought, sold and ' traded. J. C Reed. 1201 Faruam. D. (14 WE buy waste paper and pay good prices. Phone or write Omaha Paper Stock Co. Douglas 159 'aw TPMYV'TMC! . (. Ju,t returned and J UVt iVllM O if ym give sou the same good service that he gave In the past. Help win the war. Sell your old cloths. shoes, rugs tools, trunks and buy W. 8. 8. Will call. Res. D. :032. office D. 8093. ANNOUNCEMENTS. . Awnings. , AWNINGS AND PORCH FURNITURE Auto touring tents and camping supplies. SCOTT-OMAHA TENT A AWNING CO Brass and Iron Foundries. PAXTON-M ITCH ELL CO., 37tb and Martha Sts.. Omaha. Neb Brass, bronze alifmlnum nnd machine gray lion castings. Acordcan Pleatin6. ACCORDEON, side, knife, .sunburst, box pleating, covered button's all sues and styles; hemstitching, plcot edging, eye let cut work, -button holes, pennanta. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO.. 300-308 Brown Bldg.. Phone D. 1936. HEMSTITCHING. PLEATING, BUTTON8. G U. VanArnam Pleating Co., S36-7 Paxtan Block. Phone Doug. 3109 Dourlas 3128. Billiard Tables. PRIVATE itiables tor parties at Holraea' Baggage and Express TH 17. O WT V W A V w Bidg " 41 -iDoue ana 295 THE OMAHA TRANSFER CO. REPUBLIC AUTO EXPRESS COMPANY will haul everything for you. Packages lesa than 20 lbs.. 15 cents. D. 7453 ARWOOD; live stock and general hauling. Telephone walnut 3073 X Chiropractors. Dr. J. C. Lawrence, Balrd Bldg. D. 8461. SPINOGRAPH. Dr. Edwards. 24th. Farnam Costumes. FULL dress suits or rent. 109 N 16th St.. opposite rostornce. John Feldmsn. Detectives ALLAN. 312 Neville JAMES dence secured in al Blk. Evl- Tyler 1136 HELP WANTED-MALE. Professions and Trades. PROTECT OUR SONS IN v FRANCE. " - X CHANCE TO DQ YOUR BIT. - IP TO0 CAN'T FIGHT WORK. THE UNITED STATES GOVERN MENT MUST HAVE FOUR HUNDRED LABORERS FOR THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT AT NEVILLE IS LAND NEAR -PITTSBURGH, PA. Top. wages. Transportation free. X Free meals while n route. 'steam beated quarters. Good sanitary beds (single.) Clean linen. Hospital and Medical attention FREE. Board, reasonable, Cafeteria Tlan. 1 APPLY UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1113 Farnam Street. HELP WANTED-MALE. Miscellaneous. 50 BUILDING LABORERS v WANTED AT NEW SKINNIER PACKING PLANT 27th and T streets. South Side. 4 Fay (Oo an hour. Apply Construction office at plant. t TTE WIXL PAT GOOD WAGES FOR MEN AND STRONQ BOTS OVER 11. APPLT a' ' BOTTLING DEPARTMENT, FREDKRUG PRODUCTS COJ( MEN WANTED. t GOOP WAGES. STEADY WORK." OMAHA ALFALFA MILLING COMPANY. EAST OMAHA' Phlk Winrkler, 271i lVwev ave. Fixtures and Wiring. rtjpT' TXT Electric washing machines. U U IWIVliN electric lrona and readlne lamps. 2223 Cuming St. Douglas 2319. Dancing Academies. :EEPS. HOTEL ROME private lessons Phone Douglas 2681 or Harney 2792. Dent:-ts. Dr. Bradbury No pa 921 W.OJfV. Bldg Taft's Dental Rms.. 3H Rose BldgD.2186 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HULSE & RIEPEN , Pioneer Funeral Dlreetora t-el So. 16th 8t. Phone Doug. 122 Huffman funeral home. Hoffman quality service costs less "i 34th and Dodge. . Douglas. 3001. 'fSTACiT& FALCONER " Independent Undertaaers. 83d-Far. H. 406 h L. DODDER CO., Funeral Directors F L. Fero. Mgr.. 23d sid Cumlngs Sts Phone DmiRlas 677 Auto ambulance . JjHN A. GENTLEMAN, undertaker emhlamer 3411' Farnam St Har and 891 MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES. 7" WEST LAWN CEMETERY Family lots on easy payments. Thoughtful service. Perpetual care of .. ' .lots and gravea free. Street car o en- trance. In case of Immediate need tele- , phone Walnut 20 or Douglaa 329 and uur automobile calls for you. '. WEST LAWN CEMETERY GKth and Center. Office 15th & Harney. VHe ilarg-st display of monuments in the United States FRANK 8WOBODA. " ' 15I53S S 13th Phone Douglas 1873-R216 TLORLIrs. "LEE L LARMON Fontelle, ' Florists ; 1S14 Dougtss St. Douglaa 3344. HATF Careful Florist. 104 Farnam 8t HE23LHa"n.y A. DONAGHUE ' Flowers shipped everywhere.Ex. paid 1. Henderson. 1519 Farnam. D BIRTHS TND DEATHS. Ultths Georga and Evelyn Miller, 541 North Thirty -third avenue, girl; Burt and " Jan Cudwallader. 925 South Twenty-fifth awnue. bdy: D. W. and Eva Dolan, 4121 Ilrown atreet, boy; Harry and Cecil Minor. SiOl North Twenty-eighth street, boy; R. 1 N. and Lena Corcllius, 3601 Newport ave tue, girl; John and AnnafSutton. 4926 Woolworth avenue, girl: Avery and Gladys Clary. 311 William street, girl; George nd Theresa Klngbaum 5036 6outh For tieth atreet, girl; John and Ellen Garland. i!10 South Forty-second street, girl; Mephen and Frances Browning. 2466 Scuth Twentieth street, boy; Thomas anil -Louise Sheeby, 350-South Thlrty-fourUi !reet. arlri; Frank and Bernlce Mullen. .Mouth Side. Omaha, girl; Percy and Mar jjaret Povert, 9231 North Thirtieth atreet. boy; Peter and Ethel Nelson, 3128 Yung " sijeet girl; Evan and Ethel Noble. 1041 Sooth Twenty-fourth street, girl; Arthur and Josephine Moran. 3514 Webster atreet. Jioy; I Hubert and Elisabeth Ryner, S324 Avslnut street.- trirl; ,Boyd and Charlotte Drawner. 34 Webster street, girl; Fred erick and Gertrude Rossbach, 3830 North' Kavcnteer.th atreet, girl; George and Ada Seatre. 3920 South Thirty-sixth atreeL boy. ' 43eaths Simon T. Lauban, SS, 160! Cali fornia street; Fa IL Pixniger 1 month. IE702 Vstreet; Antoulana Rybkor. S3, 431! South Thirty-sixth street; Anna Lindsay. 1&, Tulsa. Okla.: Pearl Lynch. 24, 2816 Miami street; Charles E. Graves. . 65. 20Mt n..r, tnt: Ann W. Perrlman. !. 1417 South Sixteenth atreet; Frank J. Effen-1 berger, H 416 Izard street; Lena BrOTK r.ood. 34, 71 Ersklne street; Herman Schrader, 40, hospital: George B. Pierce, S7, 24J3 California street; Leopold Heller, Chatham apartments: John D. Dunn, 4, 4539 Marcy street; Mra feotma Erlck eon. 36. Forty-eighth avenue and 8 atreet; F.va B. Dolan. 27. 441T Brown street; r.ladya O. Smith. 1, 17i North Twenty ffth street: Rtith Norma Hildlng. 13. J020 North Twenty-ninth street; iln Tewsa Hatton. S3, 2431 Parker atreet; -lOabastlno Scappa. 1 months. 122S South Twelfth reef. Mrs. Irene McDonald. IS. SI4 North Sixteenth street: Magdalene fdVa.C'js'211 South Twenty-ninth street: vWiller SSVS719 8outh Thirty-ninth ;r.a,MoyauM?ker. 1 6616' South ThirtyJSrd etitTiriaV- Don"". Sr. Noru'ffenty-fmh atreU. " McClane. It.Mi : -tv;"V hurst -as. 1 Parkburst, a TiH,.n A1 v o-,v it, u.aul. Minn.: Mora., 33. MlexOranK:.!" Nellor. 11, 1207 Locust streeVi"1,"" arallah. 20. 19J4 South TentbXVV v ward Serhan. 23. t3 Francis str' r i 'i- t i ,XLeaie TTun, It. 222T South Sixteenth at Mar Irsae Roacb, J5,- 2420 T tmplttJVJ COMPLETE FURNISHINGS of a beauti ful home. Davenport, large easy chair, wing chair, 2 small upholstered arm chairs, mahogany table, cathedral oak dining set, round table. Iiuf 'it i: nss cabinet, serving table and 6 chairs, drapery, curtains, cabinet sewing ma chine, kitchen, cabinet and other ful articles. Alt In excellent eondttlon; called to service, so must sell at once. Call Harney 4908. FURNITURE A HARDWARE BARGAINS Beds, springs, mattresses dressers , chiffoniers, table chairs, china and kitchen cabinets, rugs ' and linoleum, trunk and suit cases, gas stoves and tee boxes, full lines screen wire poultry net ting, garden tools. 1939-47 North 24th St Tel Web 1607. Open till p m. ACTUAL TRUTH FOR BARGAINS Full line of furniture, gas and coal oil stoves rugs, baby carnages, trunks, eto Loyal Furn Co... 223 N 16th ONE Vobs electric washing machine, good condition, 116 So. 34th St. Harney 621, Store and Office Fixtures. TEN cars uaed lumber, 326 and up per M New roofing, 91.25, to 31 76 - Doors. 33 up. Electrlct motors and machinery H iiross Lumber and Wrecking Co.. 21st and Paul streets, Omaha. WE buy. sell and make desks, safes, show cases, shelving, etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co 11th and Douglas D 2724 ONE 60-inch roll-top office desk and chair. less than half cost Phone Har 383 FOR SALE Hardwarestock and fixtures (astern Nebraska. , Address Box 463. Omaha Bee. Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES. We rent, repair, sell needles and parts of all sewing machines. . MICifEL'S NEBRASKA CJTCLB CO., 15th and Harney Sts. Doug. 1663. Pianos and Musical Instruments. The Best Place to Buy Good UsecPjanos. All used instruments ire thor oughly overhauled in our com pletely equipped repair depart ment, . making it possible Tor us to guarantee used players, pianos and organs the same al new high I grade instruments. ' A partial list of .bargains on hand today.- This list changes constantly. Wrile or phone us for the one you prefer. - Will make comfortable terms. . Emerson Piano, Eby. $165 Kingsbury Piano, .Walnut 185 Cable & Son Piano. Walnut.... 175 Schmoeller & Mueller Wamut, nearly new" 165 Kingsbury PiSmo, Walnut 190 Wagner Piano, Oak 185 Geo. Steck Piano. Rosewood... 170 Strope Piano, Ebony. 160 Kimball Piano, .Mahogany 200 Segerstrom Piano. Oak, Nearly new ......-........;'.....'... 210 i . -, Pianos For Renl . - ".,""' v ' , -At lowest price's; special rates to those who rent for the season. Six? months' rent allowed if pur chased. ; ; Piano Tuning Done by experts and guaran 1 teed by us. Charges reasonable. Special vr' for yearly contract Call or phone for particulars. . A. HOSPE CO., v Established 1874. 15l4 Douglas St S? , Gfflbransen LAI Typewriters an- supplies. TYPEWRITERS ait makes, sold, rented Fifty'Afurth l1 p-ta rwpaireo. ' irst. . P"" tvH L"orm THiVW. N. LONG COMPANY. i. . U2205u,t V't: ??Cr Farnam. TeL D. 3969. I.- ei .Ntl. Minn.: Ma1 . .. ,. v ADDING MACHINES, alt makes bought. rented and aold. ; CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 906 FARNAM 8T. WE BUY, ell or exchange typewriters; guar, typewriters. 319 and up Writ for list. Midland. Tyiwrtter Co 1104 Dodge. Film Developing. FILM developed, rolls 10c; packs, 15c; one-day service. Kase Studio. Neville Blk. J Towel Supplies. Omaha Towel Supply 207 S. 11th. D. 682. Printing Supplies. Watara-B.irnharl Pta Co., 414 S. ISti) St. Medical, PILES fistula and other rectal dis eases cured witliolt surgical oper ation. Cure guaranteed. Write for book on t.ectal diseases with tesu monials. DR. E. R. TARRY. 240 ee Bldg.,Omaha. , Tailors. Dledrlck, P. I.. 216 S 80th. Tailor. D. 2432 Jewelry. Diamonds w pay tn be,t pri- UlmJiyUS wub privilege to buv back at small profit GROSS JEWELRY CO.. 402 N lth. Red 6081. Osteopaths. Da MABEL WESSON. 614 Brandels Bldg. T. 2960 H. 4741. Safes. BARGAINS 1212 Farnam. J J Derlght Safe Co. PATENTS procured ternattonal Patent 6631 STURGES A STURGES. fa Co. d.Vbou it Co.. SAFES ought and sold 583 Brandels a and foreign natents and imiipmiirki fta nA um Wedding Stationary 7 Wt-DDING announcements and printing Douglas Printing Cn T! nouglaa 44 BUSINESS CrfANCES. WANT MORE MONEY 7 Get It bymall! Easy when you know how. Others do why not you? Circular free to earnest people. Book that tells how 31. Satis faction guaranteed or money back. W A. Williams. Corbln, Mont. MUST sell at once good paying grocery business on account of draft. Business is In good location and Is practically all cash. Address Box Y 719. Omaha Bee, TWO barbers wanted at once; 320 guar antee and 60 per cent over (30; good for an average of 330 per week for first class, man. Address A. C. Peters, 431 Norfolk ave.. Norfolk. Neb. - Stores and Offices. 1 ACCOUNTANT and office manager, J200: bookkeeper and assistant office man ager, 3135: manager, rental department, 3160; bookkeeper, small lumber and coal office. 31001 Insurance accountant, 3150; bookkeeper, some stenography, small of fice. 3100; general office man, 3125; as sistant credit manager, 3125; manager, retail store, 312D: traveling salesman, Nebraska-' teritory. established. trde. 3150; stenographer and secretary. 315 WESTERN REFERENCE A BOND ASS'N Originators of trte Reference Business. 7.16 First National Bank Building. HOTEL cle"rk (city). 376 and room: book keepers. 5125-135: Office clerks, 390-3100. Co-Oneratlve Ref Co., 101 Caty Nat Bk WANTEDA competent man for stock and shipping clerk, draft exempt. York- Allan Ice Machine Co.. 21 Jackson St. Bookkeepers, WATTS REF. 3150. 5135. 3125. 3110. 3100. CO.. 1139 First Nat. Bk WANTED Men 19 to 60 years old . general yard work, steady work I good men. Apply timekeeper. Union ! Stock Yards Co.. South Omaha BE a detective. Excellent opportunity good pay,. travel. Write C T. Ludwlg, 375 Westover Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo. PAINTING, carpets, papfcr cleaning. Har HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. WANTED Young ladles to learn ho to operate Comptometers and Burroughs Calculating and bookkeeping machines A good position absolutely guaranteed to every graduate. Time required to complrte course. 6 weeks to 3 months Day and evening classes. Call and see . us or telephone, Douglas 7416 for par ticulars. DWORAK SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING. Second Floor Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam Stsv STENOGRAPHER and clerk, uptown of flee. 3100; stenographer, manufacturing firm, $S'0; dictaphone operator, 176 Uookkeeper, 3100; typist and clerk, 365 cashier, 365; bank clerk, 3JJ5; compto- WESTERN REFERENCE A BOND ASS'N Originators of the Reference Business. 736 First National Bank Building. BOOKKEEPER. 3100. Stenographers, $85, 390, $126. Comptometer oper., $75, $86. Posting machlno opr. $65. $75. THE MARTI COMPANY, 1126 W. O. W. Building. WANTED Young lady to assist In per fume and fancy goods department. Ap ply general office, Sherman A McCon nell Drug Co.. 2d floor, 19th and FarT nam Sts. Salesmen and Solicitors. LAST CHANCE vTO RIDE FREE. YOUR GOVERNMENT NEEDfrYOU. CARD OF THANKS. WE wish to extend our sincere thanks to ihe military authorities of Fort Omaha, all friends who partook and assisted In ' paying the last tribute to our beloved soldier husband and brother. Mrs.AI fred O. Grleb, William A. Grleb, A. E. Orleb, O. A. Grleb. WE wish to thank our many friends and also the sterotypers and electrqtypers union for their kindness and sympathy shown during the sickness - and death of our beloved wife and mother. Jerry Grouhe and Children. SITUATIONS WANTED. Female PLACES wantedi to prepare small dinner parties or regutanj evening dinners. Web ster 2864. ' AN elderly lady wants bousekeeplng In small home. 3116 Butt st. OFFICE work by lady, two years' ex perience. Bee, Box 3917. Laundry and Day Work. DAY work wanted by first class laundress, also laundry and housecleanlng done. Webster 35S0. riELP WANTED MALE. 1 ' 1 rw . Professions and Trades. WE NEED CONDUCTORS AND MOTORMEN. Apply in person to the5 superintendent of trans portation, second floor, Merchants" National ' Bank Bldg.. Omaha, OMAHA & COUNCIL ' BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY. CO. ; s V - ' r EXPERIENCED REP AIB MEN - I : ... WANTED. -t SERVICE GARAGE, i 16TH ATrXEAVENW6RTH.. DOUGLAS 7000. . . WANTED Upholsterer, for furniture de partment. Bex 41405 Bee. v V- v - At Nitro, W. Va. Be patriotic andvhelp Uncle Sim construct the $50,000,000 munition plant. 12,000 men now on the job. Need 10,000 more at once. Good llvlnj conditions; highest of wages, time and a half for over 8 hours. Double time for Sunday: meal free en route: sleeping quarters free; steam heat; meals tt per day; pay day each week at Nltro. Free Information and last free shipment will leare here Tuesday at 4 p. m. . X -" - - - UNITED STATES EM PLOYMENT: SERVICE. 1113, Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. STENOGRAPHERS, $100. $75, $70, $65: Ledger clerk, $85; office clerk, $56. WATTS REF. CO., 1138 First Nat Bk. WANTED A grade or high school girl to assist with housework. Walnut 1450. For bank positions see the Walters Co. 1424 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.. Tyler 480 Professions and Trades. NOW A WAR INDUSTRY iJEARN LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE x OPERATING Good salary paid while learning. Per manent positions open; excellent oppor tunlty for advancement; get Into essen' tlal war winning work. - APPLY TO C ?. LAMBERT, NEBRASKA .TELEPHONE CO.. 1807 DOUGLAS ST. WANTED, 25 GIRLS FOR PACKING AND LABELING. APPLY TO MANAGER, SKINNER MF'G CO.. WANTED. Girls for labeling and light factory work. Apply at office on the Tenth St viaduct. PAXTON & GALLAGHER, GRADUATE iuirse wanted for superin tendent. Write Fremont Hospital, mont, Neb. ' Fre- Household and lXmestic. .EXPERIENCED white cook; references required; good wages. St Regis Apt. 209. Harney 70. WANTED An experienced laundrtss three or four days each week. Call Harney 47. WANTED Chambermaid at the Brown Apts., 509 N 21st St Red 8950. WANTED A girl for general housework. Mrs. Arthur Giuou. Harney 363. WANTED A good general girl. L. Williams. 816 S 31st at Mrs. A. WANTED Mlddleaged woman for house keeper Webster 1813. ' " WANTED Competent girl housework In family of two. ,for general ' Harney 430. Girls . " 'V WANTED Experienced furnishing goods salesman; exceptionally good opportu nity for the right man; food salary and' steady position. Call at once. Palace Clothl. g Co..S. E. Cor. 14th and Doug las streets Boys. WANTED A boy over 17 to learn trunk and ease - making lStt$ Farnam 8t Frellng A Stelnle. WANTED A boy with. wheeL . John H. Bath. Florist. 1904 Farnam 8t Miscellaneous. 10 MEN r" "v: , STEADY WORK . ' . ' . GOOD FAY. ' . f -OMAHA COOPERAGE CO. louth;l9f.''l 16th and I Ota. :. . V J-'-r :- f WANTED, GIRLS. If YEARS OLD OR OLDER. APPLY TO MANAGER SKINNER MFO. CO.. 14TH AND JACKSON. Miscellaneous. r . WANTED WHITE JANITRESSES. AT TRACTIVE HOURS. APPLY RO0M 153. W. O. W. BLDG. WANTED, COLORED GIRLS. OMAHA PAPER STOCK, 18TH AND MARCY. DOUGLAS 169. GOVERNMENT CLERK EXAMINATIONS In Omaha November 2. , Deoember 7; 12.000 women clerks needed; salary 91.200; experience unnecessary; women 'desiring government positions write for free particulars, R. E. Terry (former civil service examiner). 763 Columbian Building,-Wash. HELP WANTED. Maie or Female. WANTED Men. ladlea and' b oya learn barber trade; big demand; wages while , learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1402 Dodge St Tri-Clty Barber College Phone D. 3147. MOLER Barber College wauta young men and ladle a to learn the barber trade. Call or write for free catalogue. HO 8. ltthL, Omaha, Neb. EDUCATIONAL BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Intensive training for office workers. Course tn Bookkeeping,. Shorthand, Staaotypy, Typewriting. Railroad and Wireless Telegraphy, Comptornetry, Ma chine Bookkeeping and . all English branches. Students' admitted any day. Catalogue free. . Telephone Douglsa 16(5. 18th andHarney Sta. Omaba. Neb. RELIABLE AUTO SOTOOU Best electrical and self-starter courses. Easily learned. No books. Free catalog. National Auto School. 2816 Nortfc 20th St Omaba. Neb. Van Sent School of Business. Day and Evening Schools. ' 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglaa 6890. LEARN Mother shorthand and typewrit ing. ' Day and night classes, Omaha Shorthand Coller. Bee Bide D. 628. FOR RENT-ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. FURNISHED room, down atalrs, private entrance, running water, hoOvater heat, select community, close In, wHh'garage If desired. Phone, Douglas 6916. SANITARY modem rooms for men only 92.50 per week. Sunshine -apartments. I 609 N. 17th St J. B. Robinson. 442 Bee Bldg Douglaa 8097. 2516. JONES ST., fine large, most desir able room, In strictly modern home, easy walking distance: reasonable. Red 4124. WALKING distance, beautiful room, 16x 20, modern house, no roomers, two car lines. D. 7433. 2306 Cass. GftAND HOTEL 620 S. 13th. new man agement nice, clean rooms, $2 and up a week. NICELY furnished room In private home, one-half block from car line. Webster 639. MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY STORAGE CO. . 14TH AND JACKSON DOUG. !S3. SSORAGB MOVING. PACKING. REASONABLE RATES. , FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF ALL VACANT HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. Globe Van and Storage Co. For real service In moving packing and storing call Tyler 230 'or Douglas 4838. ' firepro5f Warehouse. Separate locked rooms for household goods' and pianos: moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND 8TORAGE CO.. 806 a16th. Douglaa U3. OMAHA EXPRESS CO. LARGE moving vans: careful men. Fur niture pack., atoorage. 1117 Chicago Douglas 3354. Jr DVVT Exprsa Co., Moving. . j. IXlltEjU Packing and , Storage 1207 Farnam SC Web. 1743 Peug 61461 REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. $3,500.00. Nice 6-room bungalow, oak finish, south front, block from car; 46th and Marcy Sts, Terms 3500 cash, .balance $35 per month. Benson & Carmichael, REALTORS. (43 Paxton Block. Douglas 1722. West. 2616 MEREDITH Ave.; Colfax 444. rooms for rent. 2103 Douglas Furnished rooms, running water, steam heat; two blocks west Fon tenelle. TWO furnished or unfurnished rooms, blocks from car, very reasonable. Col fax 971. - FURNISHED rooms for rent; close clean, comfortable. 2020 Harney st. In, NEW modern room at 132 S. 35th 6t Telephone Harney 4444. NEWiY 33 up furnished modem rooms from 669 S 26th Ave. Housekeeping Rooms. 2121 LEAVENWORTH Housekeeping rooms for rent. Red 8518. Board and Room. FOR two In private family. Harney 3636 Hotels. HEATED rooms, $2.50 week. Apartments with kitchenette. Ogden hotel, Coun. B, Unfurnished Rooms. HEATED rooms In Creighton Blk.. 15tb and Douglas Sts. D. E342. WORLD REALTY CO. TWO front unfurnished rooms, steam heat. Webster 3429 FOUR unfurnished rooms, modern excepl heat 3214 Emmet. $11. Walnut 242, OR RENT-FURNISHED. Houses. MY 8-room, east front, modern residence at 1326 South 30th Ave. for rent fur nished. For appointment call F. E, Alexander. Biackstone Hotel. STRICTLY MODERN five-room furnished cottage, very reasonable rent. Call Ty ler 914. 5-ROOM. all modern, furnished bungalow. Call Walnut 2868 Monday evening. FOR RENT HOUSES. SEVEN-room house, modern, fine condl tlon, easily heated, good floors, good furnace, best location In city, convenient to car lines. Inquire 712 Park: Ave. Harney 1241. West. DUNDEE, 6014 Underwood, with garage, 15. 2563 Douglas, light housekeeping, $33. JOHN N. FRENZER, Douglas 554. FOR SALE OR RENT Very desirable 9- room house on 37th St., 1 block from Farnam car; Immediate possession; call Mr. Barrett, Harney 2650. i 3568 CASS ST. Double garage, 7 rms., $50 ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO., Tyler 1536. 333 Securities Bldg. North. 1918 Capitol Ave., 10 rms., $50.00. ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO. TYLER 1536. 333 SECURITIES BLDfl. 6-ROOM house, 2708 Seward St., 6-room flat, 1604 N. 24th St., good condition, $jf4. Red 682. ' SIX-room cottage, modern except heat. $15. 1912 Corby St. Phone Webster 5893. GOOD 6 room house with 6 full lots broken up ready for garden, 315 a month. Call Red 7035. FOUR-ROOM cottage, modern except heat, 136V 36th St. Harney 3570. 3 5-ROOMS $10.00 per month. Colfax 3010 South. 618 8. 27th St., 7 rooms 335 620 S. 27th St., 6 rooms. $35 C. G. CARLBERG; REALTOR , 312 Brandels Theater Bldg. $15 7-r., wel Will rent for 2114 S. 46th St T EBB ENS, 605 Om. Nat, barn, car and fruit $10 without repairs. Bk. D. 2182 DUNDEE, 5014 Underwood, with gar. $5. 2568 Douglas, light housekeeping, $3 JOHN N. FRENZER, Douglas 554, FOR RENT4 Fine 1021 S. 20th St., 145 or H. 4672. rooms with bath. Upstairs. Tel. Red 5-ROOM cottage with electric lights. S. 21st st. $18.00. Harney 2705. 830 MODERN 8-room house. 632 South, 26th Ave. Inquire 530 South WthAyel Flva rooms, modern except heat, 3116 Leavenworth, $18.00. Douglas 6947. Miscellaneous 2011 SHERMAN AVE., 8-r., modern. 3622 Grand Ave., 6-r., mod. ex. heat. 124 N. 24th St., 14-r., modern. .567 Laurel Ave., 7-r.. mod. ex. heat. F. D. WEAD. 310 S. 18th St. 631 HARNEY, ST., 8-r., all mod. house; newly repaired. In Al shape, 335. 2721 Hamilton, 6-r. mod. cot, gar., 313. RASP BROS. 210 Keellne. Tyler 721. 2631 HARNEY ST.. 8-r.. all mod., house; newly repaired. In Al shape, $35. 2721 Hamilton, 6-r. mod. cot gar., $13. RASP BROS. 210 Keellne. Tyler 721. LIST your property for rent or sale with FIRST TRUST COMPANY. Realtors. Tyler 729. BIRKETT & CO.. Care of property and Insurance. Bee Bldg. Doug. 633. 260 HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY CRE1GH SONS & CO.. Bee. FOR RENT APARTMENTS. 6-ROOM modern house: garage; fine neighborhood; $35 per month. Call Webster 2108. TWO front rooms, part modern apart ment. Phone and light furnished. Har ney 6012. North. PETERS TRUST CO., Specialists In Apartmant management. Miscellaneous. PAYNE SLATER COMPANY. Omaha's Rental Ageats, (1( Omaba Nat'l Bk. Bldg. D. 1011 WALKING DISTANCE. BUY WHERE VALUES ARE INCREASING. Splendid full twoJory,, six-room and sleeping porch, strictly -modern; oak finish and oak floors throughout; floored altlc; full press brick founda tion; built flvs years; newly painted and decorated; Just like new; guaran teed furnace. Well worth $5,600, but price for quick ;,ale. $4,650. $1,600 dpwu, balance $35 per inunth; Immediate pos session. OSBORNE REALTY CO. 701 Om. Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 496. THIS DANDV NEW-4-ROOM HOME V EXTRA LARGE LOT. FINE LOCATION. $100 DOWN; PRICE $1,800; , $20,A MONTH. Beautiful oak floors, 4 large rooms and bath room; nicely- decorated; has city water, electric llBlita, etc.; let us show you thin, a real home. Tyler 490. A BEAUTIFUir- BUNGALOW. Well worth the price and well worth Investigating. Five extra large rooms, finely finished In oak and enamel Fine fireplace In living room. Complete to the smallest detail. East front, close to car, paving paid " Immediate pus session. The price, $5,400, Is at least $1,000 less than actual value. For appointment to see this call Owner, Walnut 1580. FARMLAND RANCH LANDS. Miscellaneous. LOT with all improvements, on pave street; good district ;' $395 to ln; $5 down; $5 per month. Douglas 6074. North. NORTH SIDE COTTAGE BARGAIN. 5 ROOMS, $2,800. 5-room strictly modern cottage on Sprague street, near 18th. Hard wood finish, full basement, furnace heat, at tic, property tn fine repair. A decld bargain at $2,800, on terms of $500 cash and $?0 per month. J. L. HIATT CO., , Qilll FIRST NATIONAL J7 VI BANK BLDG. "PHONE d TYLER V MODERN HOME WITH SIX LOTS, $4,300., Near 24th and Deer Park Boulevard we have Just listed this property, whlcn consists of a two-story square frame house, modern, furnace heat, - electrlo light, chicken house; conveniently lo cated for garden and chicken raising. Owner very anxious to make quick deal at this reduced price and It's a bargain, DopglaH 3962. 979-20 City Nat'l. SPLENDID BUNGALOW. PRICED RIGHT. PRICE ONLY $3,100. Five room strictly modern bungalow, oak finish, pressed brick foundation. $700 down will handle. Call Colfax. 1243 today or during week Tyler 496. YOUNG & DOHCRTY, REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. 823 BRANDEIS THEATER. DO. 1671 NEW, "-room, oak finish large lot 0 ; terms. ORRIS A NOR- double garage; prlce46,750; terms. 6137 North 24th St f!OR: R1S. Douglas 4270 Store building, 3 living rooms iti 32.500- rear, all modern, good location, Grlmmel, phone Dougla 1615, C. A. MINNE LUSA homes and lots offer the best opportunity to Invest your money Phone Tyler 187 South. SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN Nice 4-room brand new cottage st 3543 Monroe, for only $1.55i. $190 will handle and balance $15 monthly. Close to Skinner's new packing plant. DOUGLAS 1014. ' Miscellaneous. 4736 N. 36th St., 6-r., mod. ex. ht.. $17.64) 2S$L-Harney. 7-r. mod. house. .. .$35.00 2721 Hamilton, 6-r., modTH garage. $18. 00 Rasp Bros., 210 Keellne Bldg. Tyler 721 FOR RENT AND SALE. HOUSES, COTTAGES & APARTMENTS. PnRTRR A SWnTWEl.T,. ' 2HS S. 17th St. Douglas 601S. WE SELL, rent Insure and incite loans oo city property, norm. , - MITCHELL INVESTMENT' CO., 24th and Ames Ave. Col. 217. W FARNAM SMITH & CO., Real Estate and Insurance. ' 1320 Farnam St , Douglas 10(4. BARGAINS In homes, Investments.! prop erties and acreage near Omaha Harri son A Morton, 916 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg F D. WEAD SELLS REAL ESTATE Omaha. Neb - f REAL EST ATE-Business Property M'CAGUB INVESTMENT CO Income, Business and Trackage Specialists 15th and Dodge Sts. ' Douglas 415 $150 BUYS 10 lots with good chance for oil- Call Red 7401 613 Paxton Block FOR RENT Business Property. Stores. GOOD, modern brick co-ner. store build ing, 13th and Dorcas Sts.. fine condition; also new store building: Main St., Ben son; rent very reasonable. j S. S. & R. E. MONTGOMERY, 13 City Nat. Bk. BldB. Douglas 131. 213 City nat. bk. bldJ. DOUGLAS 1313. THE BEE building has offices that will please you. Better Investigate. , Key stone Investment Co.. Tyler 131. . OR RENT A steam heated sure room 22x46; full basement; $3 a month, 10th and Douglaa ', 2y Office and Desk Room. TWO completely furnished office , rooms with use oft phone, typewriter and pri vate office with roll top desks; reason able rent to the right party for aoont six months. Box 3697. Omaha Be. Garages and arnsf FOR KENT Garage. 140 N. 41st St Har ney 4546. BUSINESS property snd Investments. A. P. TUKEY & SON, 430 First National Bank Hldg. WE WILL buy your home o? business property and pay cash. H A WOLFE CO - . Electric Bldg Tyler 89 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 2960 HARNEY Is an excellent purchase for any one needing house to live In and desirous of' making ( a safe Investment "at the same tlne. Why (not bny something In th Una of growth. Harney la the second best street In the city. Its development and growth are sure. Buy this while It can hi bought i rlht Price $6,500. terested. Act Quickly If In- , HARRISON A MORTON. REALTORS. 91( Omaha NafnaL D. 314. PERSONA,. THE SALVATION Army Industrial Honiv solicits your old clothing, furniture, mag azines We collect We distribute Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagoa will cell Call and Inspect cur new bom - luu-iiiz-iiip vooge EC NEBRASKA FARM AND RANCH SNAJ'fc NO. 14. A real raneli and price worth tb money; 6,U0 acres, $ miles to good town on main line of Union Pacific. Joins the Gov. Keith Neville ranch on the west, sll fenced with each Section fenced separute: 3 sets ef Improvements; good ranch house to live, In: water piped Into house; cattle sheds, horse stables, etc. Two tenant -houses and barn: 6 wells and mills: , two good cisterns, plenty of pure skater, world's of bluw stem buffalo grass. 400 acres farmed and In crops this year; 600 acres more, which lays In valleys, would mske ex cellent farm landi Valleys are of a black sand soil, all arsssed and will run 1,000 cattle. When I say sandy, idon't think of this as that old blow sand. I ran frankly say, this Is the best ssnd hill portion of Nebraska. ' If you sre looking for a. good ranch, where all kinds of crops will grow, that will take care at several hundred stock, where It Is not too deep to water, that Is not a long ways from town, a good road all the, way, cheap ..In price and something that will more than double In value In the next- fSr years; where you can rnake money, do It easier than any other place on earth, come look at this. You cannot buy It without seeing It, and if Interested don't write but come and see the crops and grass that sre now on this. Price, $15 per acre. Terms, $5,000 cash, $10,000 more on April 1, $5,000 on July 1. Balance, $5,000 per year, If this ranch Is too large for one man. . It can be cut up Into 3 smaller ones, or lf sa man wants only 1 or 2 sections, will sell It that way. Will also make good terms. NO. 16. 660 acres and grain farm, T miles from good town, main line of Union Pa cific 1 U miles from' school. 210 acre of level table land; flue state of culti vation: the soil Is tne very best, none any better. 125 acres In corn now that - will make 60 bushels per acre. 65 acres In wheat this year. 360 acres is I di vided Into two different pasture", ona for summer, the other for hay and fall pasture, all well grassed with rye. gramma and buffalo, will pasture 100 to 125 head of cattle. This farm la well Improved: new bar 40x56; granaries; corn cribs; hogs; chicken house; cement cellar; good 6 room house with wter In house; scales; 2 cisterns: steel tanks; good mill (211 feet of wator stands in well) and wind mill; hog pssture. This farm la all fenced and cross-fewced. The 125 acres now In corn are sowft to fall wheat." Of course, the purchaser gets this a ud can give possession March or April 1. This Is one- ot the best pro ductng farms. If seeing Is believing. Come and see. Price, $39 per acre. Terms, $3,000 or $3,000 cash; March or April 1; $6,000 or $7,000 when possesslou, Is tiven; balance. $1,500 per year. NO. 16. 800-acre ranah, 11 miles from town on Union Pacific. Wll fenced and cross fenced; good , three-room rrause; stable for 10 head of horses: chlcket) housa and other out buildings; 2 wells and windmills. 65 acres In cultivation: SU acres In alfalfa. This Is one of the best laying ranches in the country, Hardljr a slope but what a car can go right up) no catostei s. not a foot but what la well grassed with rye, blue stem, gramma or buffalo; the very best of soli, not particlo of sand. Price, $25 per acre. Terms, $2,000 rash; $5,000 to $6,000 March or April 1, when possession la given; balance, $1,500 per year. NO. 17. ,.160-acre grain and alfalfa-farm 2Mi' miles from good town; 1 mile to school; well Improved. 2 seta of Improvements; 10 acres In alfalfa; small orchard; 80 acres In fall wheat. Balance can be Ir rigated as we have contracted to buy an 80-acra water right at 310 per acre) for a perpetual right, under as good an Irrigation system as there Is tn th 494e. The purchaser would have to as fume this water righ contract Price,' $135 per acre. $2,000 cash;, $4,000 to $5,000 March or April 1, when posses-, slon Is given. , S NO. 13. 160-acre alfalfa farm miles from , town; 80 acres good lfalfa; 65 acres' seeded to alfalfa this spring; 16 acres pasture. Improvements are good; school house Just across the road from this; right on rural delivery route; telephone share goes with this. All the alfalfa, that has grown on this Is there and speaks for Itself. The hay on the to acres alone will sell for over $6,000 right on the ground. Price, $150 per acre. Terras, $2,000 cash; $5,000 to $8,000 when possession Is given, March to April 1, Balance, $2,000 per year. NO. 19. - ' 80 acres, 3 miles from town, lays pew feet for Irrigation under the beet Irriga tion system In the state; 25 acres paid . up perpetual water right, can either rent water for balance at $3 per acre or (10) per acre for a perpetual right Improve ments are small, but are ample for farm of this size, 4-roojn house; stable; corn orlb and; granary; well and windmill; , fenced and cross-fenced; 40 acres al . falfa as good as grows any place. Bal ance was In wheat, made ,36 bushels) , per acre. There Is not a better pro ducing farm tn the state; It has the soli and water, all It takes to make It pro. duce anything is a little work. Right In the best alfalfa country tn the world; over $6,000 worth of crops on this place last J-ear. Price, 4470 per acre. Terms, ..' $2,000 cash; $5,000 March or April 1, when possession la given; balance, ll.OOOH per year. ' V ; ' NO; 21. " . x KO-acra grain and alfalfa farm, lies just across the road from a small town, , 6 miles from one, 8 miles from i ount seat. No Improvements. SO acres la cultivation, which will b sown to Jvheat. balance, In pasture. ,- This can all ' be Irrigated from one of the best lrrl- . (ration systems In the state. Main wate . ditch Is y, mile north of the north lltrt. but no water right on this Is rented for r this year, one-tltitd delivered to the ele vator. Price, 380 per acre. Terms, $1,000 to $2,000 cash: $2,000 to $3,000 March - u f n II Is given.; or April i, when possession uaiance, si,50o per yeari NO. 22. 160-aero grain and alfalfa farm, Ilea directly south of No. 21j I. all fence and cross-fenced; a small shed; stable and granary; has 3 acres. In alfalfa; Is for ons-thlrd delivered to the elevator , this year Price, $85 per acre. Terms $ .000 to $2,000 cash; $2,000 to $sToo -g!"n " When PoeMloa li .ilT1iij!,h,0 n"lbed T.S60 acres are fn nrln", b" We are e"'ng only n order to seuie up a partnership and Is subject to sale only. Will ,7!. any change In price, as we have' p I? 1 WW V'T " Wl11 Be 30 days iJ. V? abov term d0 "ot fit your pocketbook we will make them to suit' you a. ,h, retiring mem be?, wou,d . rather carry their money back In this vlonrt ,hhan ,0have the east "it AM VthV m L estmenZ , . r railroad. 'f!fn.,,ho maln lln of Union pkiJ ., 01 "is T "i ie west or Omaha "ii th grea,est lf"ta country m th: T',u- Vrows "ot natural here th a.y weeu we have. Wet or dryuts. "" about so much hay every year ( show you alfalfa 16 to 18 yea's old ,S still yielding lots of h?y Vl tZt ' has ever been done to It since i it wi. seeded 1. to cut It three or tour times ' every year ar.d get three to 'four and one-half tona per acre every see,! ii "eifnSvoUS MlVl- , ' . If you are Interested In anvthln. J. scribed come and . .ee. Dowa.u 1 your time by writing, but wire by nS ,n. bcr what piece you are Interet,i V. and we will hold It for your ?nTp1,o u nVfLTa"d an'r of this and don t find It 'exactly as described, Tm " will pay vou for your time and all your expenses both ways. ' y ( , Reference, Farmers State Bank, Coxad Address all communications to , NOEL COVER, Manage vwott, ixeu.i 1 . Arkansas Lands. NOVEMBER 6TIl7 Our nest excursion to McGehea ApW W S FRANK. 201 NEVILLE BLK Colorado Lands. SN JOAytl., kALLM; Irrigated UtnTT fine climate; good markets: two rn! roads: no crop failures. Land will ro. duce anything In grain, corn, beans al falfa, cantaloupes, sugar beets or fruit priced $200 to $300 per acre' "; particulars write or see Carl Johnson 3565 California St.. maha. Nefc Tor " Chas. Dahlqulst, Hlllmsr. Turlocfc. Cat. Minnesota Lands. v" 40-A.CRE improved farm 60 "miles from" jiinneapons, . JLJne-nalf uod'er cultiva tion, balance meadow and pasture land no waste land; 6-room house, corn erlh granary, barn that wt bold SO bead of eattle and ( horses, hog house and ' chicken house; good well of water Price 31760 per acre. $2,000 cash., ball' ance 6 years, ( per cent Schwab Bra 4j?S Plymouth Bide, Minneapolis fct-j . ? ' . - "-A ' v