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    THE EEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919.
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MAIN OFFICE Bee Building
Amea Office 4119 North Join St.
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advertisement ordered for mora than eae
time.
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conveniently bring or aand your ada to
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good aervlca aa when delivering your ad
tn person.
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Riinday Editions 10 P. M. Saturday
D EATH & FUNERAL NOTICES
oT5NNKLL William, age 29. Ha fa
siwvlved, bealdee his wife, by one aon
and hla parents, Mr. and Mra, Martin
O'Donnell; three brothers, Patrick,
Joseph and Thomaa.
Funeral Saturday morning from resi
dence, 3003 Vinton atreet, at 4:30 a. m.
to St. Joseph'a church, t a-Nnj, Inter
mont Holy Sepulcher cemetery. ,
CARtTsON Corrlne ElUabeth. Infant
daughter of John Albert and Dora Carl
aon. died after a. brief illness, Tburaday
morning.
Funeral from Hanacom Park Methodist
church, Saturday, 8:10 p. m.
KTARKKN-llenajah W age 46 years,
died 11:30 p. m., January 15.
Funeral aervica private from hla lata
residence, 4111 California 8t Interment
forest Lawn.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and emblamert, TeL H.
in. Office. 2(11 Farnam.
HULSE & RIEPEN
Pioneer Funeral Director,
T61 S. 16th St. - Phono Doug. U2.
STACK & FALCONER .
Independent Undertaker!. 33d-Far. H. 400.
HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME.
Hoffman quality aervlce costs less.
S1th and Dodge, Douglaa 3941.
ITVL. DODDER CO., Funeral Directors.
F. L. Fero, Mgr..22d and Cuming Sta.
Phono Douglaa 077. Auto ambulance.
JOHN A GENTLEMAN,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
till Farnam St. Harney 1(1.
FLORISTS.
LEE L. LARMON
F'MsUnella
Florists,
1S14 PSItRlBS ft
Douglas 1241.
JOHN BATH. 18th and- Farnam. D. 3000l
irHpndcrson. 1510 Farnam. P. 1243,
MCMENTS & CEMETERIES.
' WEST LAWN CEMETERY.
Family lots on aaey paymenta;
thoughtful aervlca; perpetual ears: atreet
cara to entrance. Phona Walnut 32ff" or
Douglas t2(. and our auto will call for
you.
THE larost display of -nonumentt tn
the United Statea. FRANK 8WOBOPA.
1313 8. 13th Phona Douglaa 1872-6210.
CARD OF THANKS.
"EI desire to thank all friends for the
kindness and many floral tributes during
the lllnesa and, after ths death of our
brother, Mr. Fred Bolsen. ,
Anton Boisen.
Louie N. Boleen.
WJ with to thank our neighbors and
' frlenda for their klndneaa and sympa
thy and beautiful flowera at tha funeral
of Mra. Boy Britllnger, daughter of Mr.
' and Mra. A. P. Stream. Roy Britllnger,
Mr. and Mr. A. P. Stream Bnd Family.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births Howard and Maud Melum S676
Marney St., girl; Herbert and Arlene Biggs,
.Apt. 7, Tha Stratford, boy; F. B. and Mary
Gilbert, 2911 North 45th St., boy; Iranua
and Helen Shuler, 616? Jackson St., girl;
N. A. and Elsie Anderson. 4703 Caaa St.,
girl; W. H, and Marie 'Barneby, 1715
Kouth. 28th St., boy; Ercel and Gladys
Lutes, 2411 Plnkney St, boy; Magnus and
Marie Mlllldsen. 2532 No. 48th St., girl;
Frank and Edna Strawy, 661 South 26th
Ave., girl; John and Mary Oenovese, 2314
South 10th St., bay; William and Anna
Mullen 1710 It St.. girl; Thomas and
Elizabeth Stojclch, 8402 X St., boy; Angel
and Mercedea Herrero, 6433 South 23d St..
boy; Otto and Anna Erlksen, 2731 North
'.Sth Ave., boy; Ferdinand and Nelley
Taylor, 2107 Douglas St, boy; Leo and
Nellie Anglin 1026 Camden Ave., boy;
Henry and Elsie Knlgge, Bellevue, Neb.,
lir; William and Mabel McNleh, 48th and
W Sts., South Side. 2 boya (twins) ; Eugene
and Sophia Moeller, 2440 Redlck Ave., girl;
Carl and Elisabeth Holm, 2810 North 17th
8t boy.
Deaths Elisabeth Gordon, 60, 633 South
31st Ave.; Mary K. Schwab, 46, hospital;
Xyrtle E. Davis, 42, hospital; Maria Abatt,
(3, 1158 North 17th St.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Permits to wed have been Issued to ths
f snowing: .
Name and Residence. , - Age.
Thy W. Craven, A voce, la. 28
Bessie E. Merman, Avoca, la. ,.v..... 23
I.eroy B. Liming, Sutherland. Neb S3
Gladys A. Llndskog, Croatia 22
Everett D. Freeman, Missouri Valley,
Iowa 21
T'oris Cummings, Missouri Valley, la... 19
Inland R. Adams, Ralston, Neb. 22
A. Werlthrach,' PapUllon, Neb. .. 20
Raymond Pautx, Hiawatha, Kan, .... 21
Letda Macy, Everett, Kan............. 18
Flmer Hayes, Oakland, la. 20
Cora Rollins, Oakland, la. ........... 18
Francis L. Smith. Omaha. over 21
Liuabeth Johnson, Omaha
.over 18
21
18
pfeve Blaketo, Omaha
C:trnifne Urzpndowski, Omaha
BUILDING PERMITS.
H. J. Grove, eight frame cottages, IIS -556;
Temple McFayden, threa frame cot
trntes, 7,0Hfl : (leorse C. Flack, three frame
cottages.' 10.700; 'Axel Fares, 4207 Marcy
street, frame dwelling, $3,000; J. O. Lin
ihl, 1116 Myrtle avenue, 13,600; Fred
Bonness. 2407 Woolworth avenue, addition
to atore, $1,200; Homestead company, threa
frm cottages 13.200.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MK M. U LEACH, al-22i Q St., r
xuests all parties having bills to preaent
them within 10 daya, as be is going out
nt bulne!,s.
O.MAiiA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
. "a having lost soma articles
': do well to call at the officea of
tha Omaha Council Bluffs Stmt Rali
fflt company to ascertain whether they
ictt It In tba street car.
.Many articles each day are turned In
end , tha company la anxious to restors
i to the rightful owners.
2.-.- . A bar pin with aniull elk tooth and
omronnds; reward if returned to cigar
.nani In the Castle hotel.
L ST Heart shaped pearl brooch with
l'.n;vml. Liberal reward. Phone Har-
-91.
v. ho exchanged coats by mistake
at AiMiKirium Saturday night, call D.
o -l 1 'f Information. .
Iom' a, tiI.-iKes In cane between 20th
a; ! lavenworth and Park Ave. Pleaae
rs'l ! (i'l.
(,! Last week near lSlh and Dcfl?a Sta.
v ?y cloth overcoat. Liberal reward.
-t 1 j I S .
1,.
!''4n:al fraternity pm: reward. Ad
H'x A-25. Omaha Bee.
1'hree stray;hoga;
phm Walnut 613.
owner pleaae
1.KT feioek fur ocart. H reward.
St'ilnwt 3322.
Call
L'v'T Goid siaed Brlndia
Pk'SKe call Harney 5""7.
bull dog.
JO.fi SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
and Musical Instrument
SAl t. .iwiric ian ami,
v-. orth C'f roils. u.snl 4 months, l-IStl;
V'Tfct condition. V. E. Rownd, Grand
l:i.f. Nb.
iiA.wS fur feui t iisr iuj. A. iijsi.- to.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Furniture and HouFeffbld Goods.
AUCTION RUCTION
Soma of the beat Furniture, Rugs
and
Furnishings I have Kver Sold.
In My Auction limine,
Southeast Co. 1HM and Webster Sts.
Saturday, Jan. 18. Start at 10 A. M.
Consisting of roomalzed Turkish Or
iental Rug, 2 extra good Upright Urand
Pianos, one lAte'styie Vlctrola and about
40 Records, just like new. Wonderful
Mahogany Furniture. Parlor Suite, Mas
sive Mahogany Library Table and Ma
hogany Bexlroom Suites. Beautiful Din.
. Ing Boom Furniture; In fact the com
plete Home Turplshinga of four Beau
tiful Homes.
JAMES L. DOWDi AUCTIONEER.
TfL Red 3: or Harrn-y 44H6.
DON'T BUY
until you have Inspected tha many won
derful bargains we are offering In our
JANUARY . CLEARANCE SALE of
medium and high-grade FURNITURE.
HOUSa FURNISHINGS, RUGS, STOVES
and COMPLETE OUTFIT. Thla month
finda ua heavily overstocked and big
reductions art prevalent throughout our
entire atock. In' many Instancca reduc
tions aa great as 40 per cent. Special
attention and accommodatlona to pur
chasers of completa omnia Sea us and
save.' Wc pay the freight.
STATE FURNITURE CO.
S. W. Cor. 14th and Dodgs. Opp U.P.BIdg
H. DOLOOFF
Furniture, stoves, rugs, linoleum. Vie
trolaa, trunks, sultcaaea, bedding, linen.
Bettet sooda for leaa money Credit If
yon wish Open evenings 1839-47 N'J4th.
Phones; Web.' 1607 Web 4826.
FURNITURE REPAIRING .AND
OVERHAULING.
Satisfactorily guaranteed. WJH repair
or buy, also storage apace. 8. W.
Mtils, phone, ;Vebster 1664. '
Typewriters and Supp'ies.
TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING
MACHINES
NEW AND- REBUILT .
'. The most complete line of Typewriters
and Adding Machines west of Chicago
I Can furnish any make at moat any price
you desirs to pay. We rent and 'pair
all makes and will buy or trade for your
old machine. Every machine guaranteed
See ua before you, buy.
CENTRAL TYPE WRITER EXCHANGE.
(Eatabliahed over 16 yeara.)
Douglaa 4121 1(06 Farnam St
REBUILT, aold. rented, repaired. Carbon
paper, ribbons and supplies. Service
guaranteed. Try us. Phono Doug. 6031.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO..'
106 North 16th St.
WE can aavs you 16 to 116 on your next
typewriter. Writs for list Midland
Offlcs Supply Co.? 1404 Codgs St.. for
merly Typ. Co.
TYPEWRITERS sll makes, sold, rented
and repaired. 1
THE W. N LONG COMPANY.
1916 Farnam. Tel. D. 3960.
RENT an Oliver Typewriter, three months
for 16.00, Oliver Agency. 1006 Farnam
. Street, City.
Sewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES.
Wt rent, repair, sell needles and) parts
MICKEL'S
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.. '
15th and Harney Sts Doug. 1662
Store and Office Fixtures.
WE buy, sell snd maks desks, safes, show
cases, shelving, etc. Omaha Fixture &
Supply Co.. 11th nd Douglas. D. 2724.
Billiard and Pocket Tables.
POOL tables, T. F. Hall, 4"34 Ry.' Ex.
Douglas 7406.
Miscellaneous.,
FOR SALE for cash A set of abstract
books, located in a town of (.000 popu
lation. ' Tha books are up to date. Pries
i 14,000. Good opening for an attorney.
Box 168. Creston, la. "
NEW 1210 money weigh: scale; new
cheese cutter; hew vegetable spray and
other grocery fixtures. Want offer. O.
C. .Beavers, 760 Omaha National Bank.
SEVEN mounted elk heads, 7 deer .heads,
10 antelope heads, 3 eagles, 2 mountain
sheep heads. Address John Bonn, Colum
bus, Mont ' '
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feathers st...ed.
renovated and made up In new feather-proof
ticking.. 1907 Cuming. Dg. 2467.
FOR SALH; Flour, bran. shorts Inn
straight or mixed cars. Write for prices.
The Western Mills, Western. Neb. 8
SWAPPERS' COLUMN.
LADY'S gold filled wrist watch, will
swap for furniture or phonograph rec
ords, or what have you? A-26, Omaha
Bee. '
WANTED TO BUY.
LIBERTY
BONDS We pay spot casty for Liberty bonds,
war savings stamps and partly paid-up
receipt for bonds. Remember, our prl
vata offices are on the fourth floor.
Take elevator and our number is
4irM'CAGUE BLDG.
Nortwest Corner 15th and Dodge Sts.
LIBERTY BONDS
WE PAY BEST PRICES,
SEE US FIRST. .
102 SECURITIES BLDG.
SIXTEENTH AND. FARNAM.
A
liberty bonds
partly paid up.
Receipts and war " .sav
ings stamps.- ,
see us first. '
we pay the highest
cash prices in omaha. "
strictly confidential.
"money waiting.
room 542 securities bld.
LIBERT BONDS.
Spot cash for Liberty bonds and
for partly paid up. See me if you
need he money and. must sell.
108 McCAGUE BUILDING,
15th and Dodge.
WANTED Second-hand cash register- on
three days' spproval. Please writs F,
iW. Berck Boelus, Neb. Stats price; de"
scribe near as possible. Reference Farm
ers State Bank,
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks; used desks bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1201 Farnam. D. 0140
JENKINS, 705 South-16tb, will pay beat
pries for old clothea, shoes. Job lots of
all kinds, Resldenca. Douglas 1032. Of
fice, Douglas s092.
LIBERTY BON'IS.
If necessity compels you to sell you are
entitled to highest prtcea. Tyler si. 422
Be Bids.
CL'TTMAN paya highest price for furni
ture, carpets, atovea, clothes, shoes,
trunks. Douglsa 3971. Res., Web. 4204.
WE buy waste paper and pay good
prlcea. Phone or writs Omaha Paper
Stock Co. Douglas 16".
LIBERTY BONUS bought,' $47.50.
Jl.OOO.OO to loan, t per cent. Box 635,
WANTED TO HLY Timeclwk system.
Address Bos 291. Kearnpy, Neb.
SSARU"TWN71b?TT,umlng. Ty. im.
LIBERTY loans boWht. Ill South ISth
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Bath and Massage.
Mum FiisUsr, 378 Brandeia Theater,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCOKOEON, aide, knife, aunburst, bos
pleating, covered buttons, all si zee and
styles; hemstitching, plcot edging, eys
let cut vnrk, button holes, pennanta.
IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO.
03(i8BrownBJdg. PhoneD. 1SS.
HEil STITCHIN (JTTLk AJWi., B UT TON a
O V VanArnam bleating Co..
J3R-7 Paiton Block. Phone Doug. I10
Awnings.
AWN1MJ3 AND PORCH FURNITURE.
Auto touring tents and camping supplies.
SCOTT-OMAHA TENT A AWNING CO.
Attorneys.
Mil. T. J. il'OUlRB has returned from
the army and resumed his law prac
tice. Until further notice he la to bs
found at 101 Bee Bldg. Doug. 2522.
ReBtilene phone, South 3218.
Ba gg age and -Express.
"The Oily Way"
Omaha Transfer Co,
,- Brass and Iron Foundries.
PAXTON-MITCHELL CO..
27th and Martha Sts., Omahs, Neb.
Brass, bronis aluminum and machine
gray Iron castlnga.
Chiropractors.
E. T. Maltby, D. C, 312 Bee Bldg. D. 3072.
Dr. J. C. Lawrence, Balrd Bidg. D. 3461.
SPINOGRAFH, Dr. Edwarda 24th, Farnam.
Costumes.
FULL dress suits for rent. 10 N. 16th I
opposite Postofflce. John Feldman.
Dancing Academies.
KEL-PINB Dancing academy, 2424 Far
nam. Class and prlvats lessons. Call
D. 7RS0. .
Delicatessen.
RIALTO Delicatessen and grocery, how
open for business.- 1418 Douglas. Rlalto
Bldg.-
Dentists.
Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 821 W. O W. Bldg.
Taft's Dental Rms., 308 Rose Bldg. D. 218"
Detectives.
JAMES ALLAN. 812 Neville Blk. Evi
dence secured In all cases Tyler 1130.
Film Developing.
FILMS developed, rolls 10c; packs, 16c;
one-day service, Kaso Studio, Neville
Blk.
FILM DEVELOPING Films developed
free. Mall orders solicited. THE EN
SIGN CO., 1607 Howard.
THE HOPSON CO.
Try us for better quality kodak finishing.
The Hopson Co., 209 S. 18th St.
DEVKLOPINO end printing. One-day
service. Photo Craft Shop. 1403 Farnam
Fixtures and Wiring.
TlTTT? LTTMElectric washing machines
u vjxv4..xxieiectrc Irons and reading
lamps. 2223 Cuming Bt. Douglaa !61,
Furriers.
ALASKAN FUR COi Remodeling and
mining. N. E. corner 16th and Douglas.
Phone Douglas 72SS.
JewelryN .
ni A M(IX n5W pay th best price
lymitiuinyUB-i,), privilege to bty
back at small profit. GROSS JEWELRY
CO.. 402 N. 16th. Red 60R1.
Osteonaths.
DR. MABEL WESSON.
814 Brandels Bldg.
X 2960 H. 4741.
Patent Attorneys.
PATENTS procured., bought and sold. In
ternational Patent Co., 683 Brandels.
D. 6691. '
Printing Supplies.
Waters-Bnmhnrt Ptg On. 414 8. 13th t.
Medical.
PILES, fistula and other rectal dis
eases cured without surgical oper
ation. Cure tuaranteed. Write) for
book on rectal diseases with testi
monials. dr. e. r. Tarry,'
240 Bee Bldg.. Omaha.
Restaurants.
TRY our good meals at new Hungarian
Koaher restaurant, 310 S. 15th, upstairs.
Safes. -
"BARGAINS 1212 Far li am. Q A 'PT?Q
J. J. Derlght Safe Co. OAf Hip
Tailors.
Dledrtck. P L. 216 S. 20th.' Tsllor. D. 2432
Towel Supplies,
Omaha Towel Supply 207 & 11th. D. 683
Wedding Stationery.
WEDDING announcements and printing.
Douglas Printing Co Tel. Douglas 644.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
HAVE a first class General Mdss Store
doing $50,000 busintBS annually. .About
323,000 to $24,000 stock. In a town of
600 or 700 people, on railroad. Good
farming country. In central eastern Ne
braska. Want to exchange for good Ne
braska land. Would l)ke to find some
one that wants into business. Want a
straight, fair proposition. Best of rea
son for wanting to sell. Address Box
Y-tn, Omaha Bee.
A PROFITABLE, GOING BUSI-,1
NESS AT A SACKlJtlUi
PRICE.
. Established business for past 10 years.
Will pay for Itself In few months.
Must bs sold" at once. Martin Invest
ment Co., 682 Brandels, Douglas 6691.
FOR SALE An up-to-date stock of gont'
furnishing goods; also two-story frame
building and fixtures; lot 22 feef wlda
by 133 feet long; on business street;, a
big bargain for a quick sale; reason for
selling sickness. Address M. Kalman,
119 East 3d St., Orand Island, Neb.
FOR SSLE Good county seat official
paper in eastern Nebraska; new brick
building goes with deal. Only 6 papers
lncounty. Owners wanta to go west.
- Will bear closest Investigation. Ad
dress Box Y-300. Orrlpha Bee.
YOUNG, energetic well known Omaha
business man with capital Is desirous
ot associating himself actively with a
live growing manufacturing concern.
Correspondence treated strictly confl
dental. Address, Box A 31. Omaha Bee'
FOR SALE $20,000 stock general mer
chandise doing $76,000; practically all
cash, , to settla " estate; double brick
building. Established 40 years. Write
for particulars'. Box Y 297. Omaha Bee.
WANTED To correspond with energetic
young lawyer looking for good law open
ing. Established business; best of ref
erence. Address, Box Y-3E2, Omaha
Bee.
FOR SALE for cash Pool hall and fix
tures six tables, in a town of ,000 popu
lation. Doing better than $100 per week.
Cheap rent. Price $2,300. Box 168, Cres
ton la.
GET IN OR klT OF BUSINESS.
HILL INVESTMENT CO.
BUYS AND SELLS STORES, LIBERTY
BONDS.
642 .SECURITIES BLDG.
FOR SALE First class cafe aud new
fountain In connection. Good reasons
for selling. Those interested .write Mrs.
Irven Carroll, Nelson, Neb.
FOR SALE Moving picture show; every
thing modern; uu seats; western
braska town. Mox I -303, umana gee.
DRY GOODS, ahoea and notions. Stand
Investigation. Box A-10, omana nee.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
JL. YOUNG man discharged from rmy
7T having 8 yeara' experience in win
dow trimming, card writing and sales
manship desires position with -reputable
firm. Would also eonsider clerical work
In office. Address E. J. Peterson, 6110
Cass St. Tel. Wal. 1749. ' -
THE BEE wiii publish free a situation
wanted ad under this classification for
soldiers, sailors and marlnea who will
show tlfelr discharge papers at our
office In tha lobby ot the Bea building,
Seventeeenth and Farnam.
k YOUNG roan honorably - discharged
H from army desires position as window
trimmer, clothing, salesman, general
office clerk,' or willing to do anything.
Would consider position out of cty. Ar
drs Box A-27, care Omaha Bee.
1 YOUNG man discharged from army.
f familiar with tractors and other ma
chinery, and with aome offlcs ex
perience, desires position as salesman
with machinery house. Box Y298, Omaha
Bee.
TOUNO man discharged from navy
wishes position In hotel as night clerk;
k has had experience along this line. Call
Midland hoteL
PAINTING, paper and carpet cleaning,
odd Jobs. Johnson's Cleaning Co., Web.
11V2 ..
SITUATIONS WANTED,
Male.
i MAN with two yeara' experience aa
BT bookkeeper, with references, desires
position. Call Thesenvlta, at Black
4243 Council Bluffa.
-A-
r EXPERIENCED chauffeur, recently
i discharged from army, wiahea poaltion
driving car, private family or truck.
Call Web. 6673, between 3 and T p. m.
A- YOUNG man wants pooitlon with
r automobile or automobile accessory
house offering advancement- Call Tyler
2101,
i RETURNED soldier would like po
J sitlon firing a switch engine, or ma
chinist a helper 'or any machine shop
work. Omaha Bee, Box A-2H.
i Younn mwted man wlshea position as
T chauffeur, private or light truck; am
discharged soldier with one year army
service. Address Box A-23, Omaha Bee.
Young colored man wishes position as
r chauffeur in private family; just re
turned from service. John H. Saunders,
Tel. Web. 7095. '
i YOUNG MAN wants work In garage.
HT Thoroughly familiar with automobiles.
Call C. W. McMasters, at 8outh 1566.
1 DISCHARGED aoldier 'wants Job
K driving Ford truck. Call Van Scoy, at
D. 6563.
SITUATION, driving Ford truck or
any other work, wanted by discharged
aoldier. Call Kresa, at D. 603.
PAPERED or painted rooms cleaned. H.
Mell. Red 6227.
Female.
PLAIN aewlng done at home; price rea
sonable; children's aewlng specialty
Harney 2456, or 707 N. autn. a.
WANTED Plain aewlng, $1.60 per day
Box B-73. Omaha Bee.
FOR exp. practical nurse, call Tyler
2213-W.
Laundry and Day Work.
BUNDLES carefully laundered. Call and
deliver Webster 4283.
Experienced dressmaking and alteration.
Douglaa 4901.
DAY work wanted. Call Webster 1236.
CLEANING and day work. Webster 1873.
WANTED Bundle washing. ' Web. 4425.
BUNDLE washing. Red 8770.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
ATTENTION'
The Bee will publish your situation
' wanted ads FREE ot charge. Just bring
your discharge papers to our office in
tha lobbv of the Bee building. 17th and
Farnam. A atar will be piaced In each
ad to Indicate your service In the army,
navy or marines. Bring them In '
NOW..
YOUNG MEN, 16 and over, are eligible
for government railway mail clerks, $92
month. Examinations soon. For free
particulars write Raymond Terry
(former civil service examiner), 783 Co
lumbian Bldg., Washington.
TRAFFIC man, splendid future, $160-$160.
Bookkeeper, whl., $150.
Salesman, truck, sal. and com.
Stock salesman, good proposition.
THE MARTI COMPANY,
1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
BOOKKEEPER, good future, $125-3140;
office clerk, Sioux City, $90. Watts
Ref. Co., 1138 1st. Nat'l Bank. ,
MANAGER, general merchandise store,
Nebraska; salary, $125 to $16. West
ern Reference Bond Ass'n.
Professions and Trades.
CHINA PACKER
Must be experienced. A
capable, reliable man will find
this a good opening; perma
nent position to riglK person.
State experience, age and
salary desired. Apply at
once.
MILLER &' PAINE,
Lincoln, Neb.
LICENSED
STATIONARY ENGINEER
for night work. Apply at once to su
perintendent. ITEN BISCUIT CO.,
Snow White Bakeries,
Capitol Ave., 12th to 13th Sta.
WANTED Printer-operator for country
office, - Must be able to produce good
grade ot? Job work and handle machine
carefully. Good opening for first-class
man. Write the Tribune-Sentinel, Grant,
Neb.
WANTED Eiectroplater, one with expe
rience and capable of handling both
plating and spray work. Salary de
pends upon ability. The Korsmeyer
Co., Lincoln, Neb.
WANTED. I
V Experienced operators on ladles' coats,
steady work, good pay. .Apply Employ
ment Dept., M. E. Smith & Co., Sth and
Douglaa Sts. entrance.
HEN 16 to 40 become railway mall clerks
$93 month. List government positions
free. Fraqklin Institute, Dept. 230L.
Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED A Job printer and platen press
man; not a machine operator, for a few
weeks' work; may be permanent. The
Observer, Logan, la.
WANTED--In meat department, compe
tent meat cutter for counter work. Ap
ply Mr. Cone, meat department, Court
ney as Co.
WANTED Upholsterer for furniture de
partment. Box 41405. Beg.
WAITED Shoemaker1. Dresher Bros., 2217
r ai nam.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
'STOCK; ,
SALESMEN
WHO CAN FINANCE THEM
SELVES TO SELL 8ECURI
iTIES IN A DIVIDEND PAY
ING COMPANY. GOOD
BANK REFERENCES. EX
CELLENT PERSONNEL. EF
' FECTIVE ADVERTISING.
GOOD SUPPORT. FIRST '
CLASS TERRITORY AND .
LIVE LEAD.
FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE
DOUG. 9069.
DISTRICT
MANAGER
to handle the best accident and
health policy on the market. ' Top
notch salary and commission paid
to producers. j , ,
Call at
538 Bee Bldg.
WE CAN USE A FIRST-CLASS
SPECIALTY SALESMAN.
Must be a producer and furnish good
reference. Apply Mr. Paul,
MYLES STANDISH MFG. CO.
12th and Howard Sts.
WANTED Two young men to travel with
manager as salesmen. , .Good chance for
advancement. Experience not necessary
as much as enthusiasm. Call today at
Conant hotel, between 3 and 11 a, m.
and 2 and 4 p. m. Ask for W. 8. Scott.
WANTED Discharged soldiers to travel;
those with mlnlstrel ability, singers,
' dancers and musicians; can obtain op-
portunlty to earn good salary and see
Iowa and Nnbraska. Write quick to Box
1415 Des Moines. -In. '
TRAVELING salesman, established trade;
exceptionally good house; must have
previous Bales experience, with good
record: salary, $150 and expenses. West
era Reference & Bond Assn.
HECP WANTED-MALE.
Salesmen and Solicitors,
STOCK SALESMAN.
A few gofltl men to sell atock for es
tablished, dividend. paying tire company.
Call or write. 2518 Faronm St.
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED A fry cook that vvMe
steady Job; none other apply. Ander
aen Hawley, Fremont. Neb.
Boys.
- . WANTED
AN OFFICE BOY.
APrLT
LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO.,
12TH AND DAVENPORT. .
WANTED
Two boys to carry The Omaha Bee
murntniy routea. . Apply at Park sta
tion, S016 Leavenworth 8t, '
Miscellaneous.
CUD AH Y PKG. CO.
HAVE COMMENCED
CUTTINGJCE AT
SEYMOUR LAKE
NEED' 100 MORE MEN
Take Ralston car at 24th and N Sta.;
wages 40 cets per hour; free lodging.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
WANTED Young Indies to learn how to
operste Comptometers and Burroughs
Calculating and bookeeping machlnre.
A good position abaolutely guaranteed
to every graduate Time required to
complete course, I weeks to 3 mon'ts
Day and evening classes Call and set
us or telephone Douglas 7416 for par
ticulars; '
DWORAK SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING.
Second Floor Wead Bldg..
18th and Farnam Sta.
BOOKKEEPER, must be able to take fall
charge of books, $110.
Bookkeepers, whl., $75-$8S.
Stenographers, whi., $'5-$80.
Stenographer, small office, $50.
Stenographer and asst. bkkpr., $75.
Typist and office clerk, $65-370.
THE MARTI COMPANY,
1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
STENOGRAPHERS, $90, $S5, $S0. $75 $65;
typist, $50; steno. and Diet. Opr., $75.
WATTS KEF. CO.. 1138 1st Natl. Bank.
TYPIST and Clerk7 $65-$75; stenographer.
$80; bookkeeper and cashier, $76.
Co-Operatlve Ref. Co., 1015 CltyNat. Bk.
STENOGRAPHER, small uptown offlceT
$75. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n.
GIRL to answer phone In private home
office and care for same. Web. 1303.
Professions and Trades.
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
PERMANENT
POSITIONS
' UNUSUAL v
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR ADVANCEMENT
Liberal pay while learning and fre
quent increase In salary.
Work Is clean, pleasant and Inter
esting MEALS AT COST
, YOUNG WOMEN 17 YEARS
OF AGE OR OVER.
APPLY TO C. F. LAMSERT.
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO.
613. New Telephone Bldg.
19th and Douglas.
Competent womiui for general housework.
Walnut 1729, 412 South 48th St
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
HOUSEWIVES, as well, aa expert sales
ladies can make $4 a day and up dur
ing spare time selling corsets, under
wear and complete ladles' accessorlea.
Advancement according to ability. Per
manent training class free. Wal. 2813.
A. M. Archer, 6115 Burt SL,
COLLECTOR If possible, with motorcy
cle; must fiave references. Apply Bur-gess-Nash
Co., Sewing Machine Dept.
Household and, Domestic;
WANTED Experienced white girl for
general housework, two In family; good
wages.: Call mfernlngs. Mr. W. If.
Wheeler,- 206 6. 36th St. Harney 3000.
Experienced white girl for general house
work, no washing, aecond girl kept; good
wages; pleasant room -with bath. 420
North 48th St., Walnut 892.
WANTED Girl to assist with housework;
small house; no laundry work or cook
ing; very good wages. Phone Harney
4699. 109 South 42d St,
GIRL for general housework, small family
and best of wages, - laundry work out.
Call 3200 Center St.
COMPETENT girl for general housework;
rererences required. Mrs. J. o. r ranen-
burg. Walnut 743r-
WANTED Competent white girl for gen
eral houaework In family of two. Har
ney 430.
WHITE maid for general housework; no
washing; good wages; two children; re
quire references. Harney 600.
EXPERIENCED white girl for general
housework, small family; no laundry
work. Harney 166.
WANTED Elderly lady to assist with
general housework; no washing nor
cooking. 222 North 26th 8t.
WANTED A- competent white girl for
general housework In family of two.
.Harney 430.
WANTED A good girl for general house
work. Harney aw.
WANTED Girl for general housework, no
cooking. Coll Harney 4382.
WANTED A competent cook and second
girl. Mrs. C. N. Diets, 428 S. 38th St.
WANTED A girl or woman to assist with
housework. Douglas 3797.
GIRL for general housework; no washing.
Call South 985. : 2211 F St.
WOMAN to wait on invalid and do light
housework. W. 6917.
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED Woman (white) for linen
room in hotel;, state experience and ref
erences. Address B 72, Omaha Bee.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED Names women and girls, 11
to 45. wisnmg to become Omaha post
office clerks. $1,000 first year. Ad
dress, Box Y 294, Omaha' Bee,
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Men. ladies and boys to learn
barber trade; big demand; wages while
learning; strictly modern. Call or write
1403 Dodge St Trl-Clty Barber College.
Phone D 2147. i
MOLER Barber College wants young men
and ladles to learn the barber trade.
Call or write, for free catalogue. 110
8. 14th St., Omahs. Neh.
EDUCATIONAL
' MID-WINTER TERM
OF
BOYLES COLLEGE
Is now open in both (he
- DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL
Yet It ta not too late to enter.
Begin now and get that mental train
ing and discipline that will double your
earning capacity.
Complete courses In Accountancy.
Machine Bookkeeping, Comptometry,
Shorthand and Typewriting, Stonotypy,
Railroad and Wireless Telegraphy.
Civil Service and all-English and Com
mercial Branchea.
Write, call or- phone fDouglaa 15(6)
for large Illustrated catalogue.
Address:
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Boylej Bulidjng. Omaha, Neb.
EDUCATIONAL.
STOP work; learn a trade, fit yourself for
the future; no bonk work; quick and
easy: free catalog. National Auto
Training Aaa'n. 3314 N 20th. Omaha,
Neb.
Van SanuSchool of Business,
Day and Evening Schools.
120 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglaa 6K90
LEARN Moohur shorthand and typewrit
ing. Day and night classea Omaha
Shorthand College Bee Bldg.. D 0538.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
Comfortable rooma tor women employed.
No children. Best csr service. Harney
3642.
PLEASANT room for rent In private fam
- Ily. 1613 Blnney street. Webster 1989.
NICE, clean, modern
2666 Douglaa St,
furnished rooma
Board and Rooms..
3706 SOUTH 23D STREET. Nicely fur
nished south rooms with board. Phone
South 1482. V
Hotels.
HEATED rooms, $2.50 week. Apartments
with kitchenette. Ogtfen hotel. Coun. B.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
West.
FLAT-4-2305 Leavenworth, S rms.. $20.
2568 Douglaa St., 9 rooms, $33.
JOHN N. FR0NZER, DOUGLAS 664.
North.
2829 Parker St., 6 rms $20.00
321$ Burt St., t rm 40.00
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO..
Tyler 1636. 333 Securities Bldg.
3-KOOM cottage, $9. 2408 Seward: 8-room
house, ail modern, $25, 2013 Orace. Tel.
Red. 682 or Tyler 1812-J.
South.
PETERS TRUST CO.,
Specialists In Apartment management.
A FEW houses for colored. Good loca
tions. F D WEAD. $10 S. 18th St Tyler 161.
LIST your property for rent or sale with
nnUT TRUST rOMPiMV
Realtors.
Tyler 72.
HOUSES
IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
CREIOH SONS & CO.. Bee.
7-ROOM, strictly modern, $30 newly deco
rated. 1504 South 29th. Red 682.
NICK 5-room cottage. 836 S. 21st St Red
412,9.
Miscellaneous.
FOR RENT One o the moat comfortable
and convenient seven-room homes In
Omaha;' hot water heat, large living
room and dining room, convenient and
roomy kitchen and pantry, elegant bath
room, exceptionally good basement with
hot and cold water and coal bin entire
ly separate from rest of basement; dou
ble garage .with loft; located in one of
U- the most beautiful neghborhoods In the
city within mile and half of court
house. Owner occupies two back rooms
on upper floor; will rent all the rest of
house and half of garage at very reason
able price to some man and wife earning
well recommended. Address, Box A-30,
care Omaha Bee.
PAYNE 6 SLATER COMPANY.
Omaha's Rental A rents
616 Omaha Nat'l Bk Bldk. D 101
BIRKETT & CO.,
Care of property and Insurance. 250
Bee Bldg. Douglaa 632.
FOR RENT Business Property.
Stores.
$115 per mo., 116 S 16th St., 20x60 ft.,
full basement, ateam heat.
D. 6342. WORLD REALTY CO.
MODERN store, 16th St., near postofflce
low rent. O P. Stebbins, 1610 Chicago
Office and Desk Room.
Garages and Barns.
GARAGE for rent. $5 a month; Blvd.
and Fort St. DouElas 1456.
MOVING AND STORAOS
t FIDELITY
STORAGE CO.,
16TH AND JACKSON. DOUO. 288 -
STORAGE MOVING. PACKING.
' REASONABLE RATES.
FREE RENTAL SF.RVICE. '
COMPLETE" LIST OF ALL VACa.NI
HOUSES AND APARTMlCVTS.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooma tor hous hold
goods snd pianos: moving. oaekir
Mt Mhg '
OMAHA .'AN AND STORAGE CO.
806 8 16th. ' ' Dnuglna 4161
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West
BEMIS PARK HOME
, Not new. but a well-built six-room
modern home; oak finish' in the main
rooms;' extra closets off the bedroom':
linen closet In bathroom; medicine cab
inet, etc.; full basement, brick founda
tion built about seven years; . lot 40x
3ti7;)ast front; paving and nil specials
paid. Price only $4,000. This , is lees
than you can build a small fivronm
bungalow for today. Why ?ay the dif
ference? Osborne Realty Company,
701 Om. Nat'l; Bank Blrlg.
Tyler lOf.
BEMIS PARK HOME.
Not nlw, but a well-built slx-room
modern home; oak finish In the main
rooms; extra closets off the bedrooms;
llnea closet in bathroom; medicine cab
Jnet, etc.; full basement, brick founda
tion; built about seven years; lot 40x
167; east front; paving and all specials
paid. Price only (4.000. - This Is less
than you can build a small five-room
bungalow for today. Why pay the dif
ference? Osborne Realty Company.
(oi tin wan. Bank mag. Tyler 496.
FOK SALE BY OWNER Modern 8-rooin
house, parlor, living room, dining room,
kitchen, bath and pantry on first flnor-t
- four bedrooms and large attlo on sec
. ond floor; large screened front porch;
full basement, cement floor, 3 rooms;
bam that holds two cars. East front.
lot 33 1-3x160 feet, on paved street;
one block to car; near good . school.
Price, 14.000. 703 3. 36th St. Phone
' Harney 3366.
North.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN
EIJICE ONLY $3,500
Five rooms and bath, oak finish,
strictly modern, large lot, on paved
street, handy to two car lines; . built
about four years and Just like new;
$1,003 down will handle.
Osborne Realty Company,
701 Om. Nat. Bank Bhlg. Tyler S5.
SPLENDID KOUNTZE
PLACE HOME
Dandy seven-room, ttrlcUy modern
home, built by owner for home; choice
lot 60x124; double garage; paving paid.
Price only 15,260, as owner leaving city.
Osborne Realty Co.,
701 Om. Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Tyler 496.
, 12,500 BARGAIN.
Near 16th and Binney, 2 houses, I
rooma each, modern except heat; need
some repairs; full lot; live In one, rent
the other, or fine for roomers and
boarders, being handy to the railroad
yards. Closing up estate, must be sqjd.
First come, first served.
P. J. TEBBENS & CO..
60S Omaha Nat'l. Bank. Phone D. 21S3.
FIELD CLUB
ADDITION
Deal direct- with owner; strictly mod
ern seven-room house, nicely arranged;
roomy and praotically new; lot 63x128.
South 36th St., between Poppleton and
Pacific. Address, Box A-32, Omaha
Bee. '
FIVE-room cottage, part mod., near new
Cuming St. car barn. Owner moving on
farm. Price, 31,100; about 1300 cash,
ha I. (16 per man.
Rasp Bros., 210 Keellne Blk. Tyler 721.
NEW, 7-room, oak finleh. 'ar . lot
double garage; price is.foo;. terms.
6137 North 24th St. . NORRtS NOIt.
HIS Dougiaa 4270.
TO UNO A DOHERTT,
REAL ESTATE INVESTME.S ?.
32J BRANDED THEATEH D. 1671.
MINNE LUSA homes and lota otte' the
beat opportunity to Invest your ro-ne.'
Phone Tyler 187
32.600. Store building. 3 living rooms in
rear, sll modern, good location. C A.
Orlmmel, Phone I. 1616.
South.
FOR SALE 907 Williams, St., elegant
home, 60 ft., lot; bargain. Tel. daytime,
Doug. 7021, evening, Doug.' 6664, .
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
South.
Close In
Home
2605 SCMaryk Ave.
If you wsnt a well-built home that
la well arranged and has plenty of
room, you should be sure to look over
thla house. Has reception hall, recep
tion room wrth fireplace. Large living
room with fireplace, dining room and
kitchen on. the first floor finished In
hardwood. Four large sleeping rooma
with lavatories tn two rooms, also hath
room on second floor: 3 rooms finished
In attic. . First class heating and plumb.
Ing throughout. Owner of thla property
haa decided to make a very low price
for quick aale. Has 6$ feet frontage on
St, Mary's Ave. Look at It from the out
side and we will be pleased to show
you through any time. Phone Tyler 60.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, -1614
Harney St.
Douglaa 7412 or
NEARHANSCfrM PARK
$850 DOWN AND $35
PER MONTH
aroom strictly modern bungalow, all
on one floor, located three blocks from
Hanacom Park. Oak finish and oak
floors. Cement, basement and furnace
heat. Floored attic. Large lot on paved
stteet. East front. Paving nearly paid.
Owner litis offered to sacrifice this at
$3,500 for qulrjt Sale.
Payne Investment Co.,
REALTORS,
A BARGAIN.
Nine-room house nearMlanscom Park;
only $3,350; near church, stores, school
and car line; $500 cash balance monthly.
' COLFAX 719.
Miscellaneous.
Six-Room House,
Close-in, for $2,000.
House In good order, with sewer,
water and gaa; east front lot 40x140.
W. H. GATES,
647 Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg. D. 1294.
Flv- room stucco, oak floora throughout
oak and white enamel .finish. Fin lo
cation. Price 4.600 or terms.
BENSON aV CARMICHAEL
Doug 1723. 642 Paxton Block
FOR RENT AND SALE
HOUSES, COTTAGES A APAHTMBK J'l
AMERICAN SECURITY Oil.
202 S 17th St Douglas (Oil
WE SELL, rents Insure and 'ink' ioana
ei. city property, north.
MITCHELL INVESTMENT Co..
34th and Ames Ave Col. H"
BARGAINS In homes. Investments pin
srtlea and acreage near Omaha. Harr 1
iin a Morton. 910 Omaha Sit Hh. H'd
REAL ESTATE-Business Ptoriy
WE NEED small homes or small li.wr.t
n.ent property
H. A. WOLF CO.,
Electric Bldg. Tyler .
BUSINESS property snd Investments.
A. P TUKEY A SON.
420 First Nattonnl Bank Bldg
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
A SAFE INVESTMENT
WITH A
SPECULATIVE
FUTURE
Practically new brick building, con
sisting of four 4-roora and two (-room
strictly modern flats hardwood finish;
furnace beat; tenants furnish own hept:
corner lot 63x104; paving paid; 1 Dlo?ks
to Farnam car line. In a distrlot where
values are rapidly Increasing; always
rented to first-class tenants and shows
close to 10 per cent on price of tH.000.
If Interested In an absolutely safe In
vestment call us. We can recommend
this.
J. L. HIATT CO.,
Qflfi FIRST NATIONAL
PHONE
LT5R 63
JJJ n.uv tit nrs
.TY
INVESTMENT$2.500
$30 A MONTH RENTAL
A frame store hulldlng and flve-
foom cottage In good condition; walking
io'ance; full lot; pavlnsr all paid Al
ways rented and a bargain . Trma.
GLOVER & SPAIN, ,
Douglas 3962. S18-S0 City National.
REAL ESTATE, UNIMPROVED.
North.
WEST Farnam building lota ss. low as
1395; 110 down, (5 per month; all tin
provements. Douglas B074.
South.
BIG GARDEN LOTS.
4 buys fine garden tract. 47x132: onlv two
blocks from West Center car line and
one blockto paved street, high and
sightly; black soil; prlee (295 and 1345.
THE BYRON REED CO.
1613 Farnam St. Douglas 397.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Benson.
2V Acres
Benson Gardens
Cew attractive t-room bungalow, lo
cated on fine corner level land., one
block of Jitney and paved road. Elec
tric ,lghts and furnai-. Price' 14,160.
$500 down, balance monthly. Call Ty
ler 50 and ask for Mr. Manvllls.
HASTINGS A HElfPEN,
1614 Harr.ev St.
BENSON" BARGAIN.
New 7-room house; 2 lots; oak floors;
furnace heat; full basement. $3,800. Ben
son 639-W. . . ,
Dundee.
GOOD DUNDEE
HOMES
$5,750 buys a 2-atory, 8-room,' mod
ern house on Cuming streetn between
61st arid 52d, having living room with
brick fireplace and beamed celling, din
ing room with built-in buffet, conven
ient kitchen first floor; 3 corner bed.
rooms knd bath second floor. . Full ce
ment basement, hot water heat. Garage
for one car. Lot 60x135 t.
$6,600 buys a 2-story and attic, 7
room, modern house on Capitol Ave.,
near 51st, finished In oak and white
enamel with oak floors throughout, Has
living room, dining room, attractive sun
room and kitchen first floor; 3 bed
rooms, enclosed Bleeping porch, outside
porch and bath room second floor.
Storm windows and screens. In excel
lent condition. Lot 50x11$ ft. Good
home, convenient to carllrj and school.
Seasonable terniifon tife above.
GEORGE & CO.,
902 City Nat. Bank Bldg. ' Doug. 756. '
DUNDEE
8 Rooms, Brick and Stucco,' 2 Lots,
Garage
Attractive 8-room atrlctly modem
brick and stucco home In excellent re
pair. Oak floors throughout, mahogany
and white . enamel finish. Fireplace,
sunroom. sleeping porch, hot water heat,
instantaneous hester, enamel . laundry
tubs, garage for cars, i large 50-ft.
lots. Beautiful location, high and
Bl.htl. PpAnrtv r r I . firnt tnnrt.
gage of $.3,600 due itr" 4' years at 61
per cent. This Is a real noma tn one ot
the best residence sections In the city
and can' be bought for at least $4,000
under actual cost to duplicate. Now va
cant. Immediate possession. - Call us
for price and terms, '
J. L. HIATT CO.,
QVk FIRST NATIONAL
PHONE CO
BANK BLTX1.
TTLFR
REAL ESTATE-OTHER CITIES
TO sny real estate man who haa a buyer
of a Colorado home of 120 acres I will
pleaae him and protect yon. Writ ma
8. O. Rakestraw, owner '
REAL ESTATES-WANTED.
CAN deal your house In city for acres, or
your acres for house In city. Call Mr.
Browne. Acreage Specialist. .
INTERSTATE REALTY CO.,
1616 City Natl. . Douglas $230. '
WE want desirable 5. 6 and 7-room mod
ern homes at the right price. For re
sult! call
OSBORNE REALTY CO., '
Tyler 496. ' ' ' "
LIST your bargaina with us We want
homea Investment and aereace. Phona
Douglaa 415. ,We will send our sales
man for a peraonal Inspection. AtcCtf u
Investment Co, ,
REAL ESTATE WANTED. ,
LIST your property for sale with J. tl.
t Robinson for quli'k saiea. il Dee Bklg
Phone Diiuu nS7.
FINANCIAL.
$100 to $io.i)ui MADK promptly. F.I.
Wead, Weed Bl''t. lh and Farnam.
Private Money.
SHQI'EN ft COM PAN r. Doug. Ot.
Real Vte!k?-&Jrt8a!e
l-'.SOil, aig per cjiiit. ruorik-sue secured b
forty acres eastern Nebraska land
valued at $6,000. '
x E. II. LOUOEK, Inc.
, t.ss Keellne Bldg.
FARM LOANS Unlimited Ttme-Ainortl.
satlon Man If desired. No rommlsslm
charged. A. J. Love, Jr., J0 W..O. W.
Plrig., On aha.' L .
tiff AND FARM LOANS
x $H and per centt loan for Marrk 1
per cent Pumnnt ft Co.. Keellne ne
io Dolay Closing Loans
W T. GRAHAM
04 Bee Bldg. Dou.16Jl
OM AH A" IH.MTf8AST"irr; B. FARMS'
o'kerfk real estate co.
. loans" on city "property.
W. H. Thomas & Son., Keeline Bids
- Jftocks jnd I Bond.
WE BUY and"sel1LiiifrtyBonda Mac'.'
Bond House. 14:1 First Nat Bk Bide
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Acreage.
4u ACRES near Fair Acres, good Improve
mental possession next March priced t
sell. Nllaaoni 42J Securities Bid I
Arkansas Lands.
JANUARY 1th .
Our next excursion to McOehee, Ark
W B. FRANK, Ml NEVILLE BLK,
Plorida Lands.
Florida Orange Grove,
- . . . $3,500 .
Mile to K. R. town over Improved
road, 20 acres; 176 orange trees; also
grapefruit, tangerines, kumquat, peach
es; t-room bouse. 4 porches overlook
ing, bordering lake; barn, store housea,
etc. ' Low price, $3,600; part cash, If
taken soon. Owner Includes cbw, hogs,
mules, hens, , wagons, tools, lot house
hold furniture. Details page 64 Slrout's
Catalogue; also dandy 40 acres with
buildings, $600, halt ati:' Copy free.
Dept. $072, E., A. Strout Farm Agency,
Heard Bldg,, Jacksonville, Fla., and
Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Iowa Landi,
FOR HALE 140 acres raw land, Loup Co.,
Neb., hear Taylor, county seat. Clear.
Price $1,200 640 acres Brown Co.. Neb..
hear Enders Lake; o sores cultivated,
sod house' and stable and well. C.'ar.
Price 16,000 CHas. F. Davis, pacific
Junction. Iowa.
1R SALE SO acres valley land adjoining
Pacific Junction; 60 acres In- winter
Wheat, all goes with fann; 10 arret al
falfa. , Price 1150 per acre: U.000 will
handle. Chat. F. Davit, Paolflo June
tion.' Iowa.
FOR SALE 160 acre valley, fine location:
. two sets Improvements: .10 acre grow
ing wheat; I acres alfalfa. Price 1150
per tore. Owner will carrj liberal mort
gage back., Chaa, F. Davis, Paclfio Junc
tion, lows.
Kansas Lands.,
80-Acre borne Southeastern Kansas; well
Improved; black Isnd: will exchange for
Omaha property. .
ft S R B MONTUOMERT,
213 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
FOR SALE 314-acre firm In Mcpherson
county, Kansas. Extra well Improved,
H ' mile to good town. Address Box
- A-Z4. Omaha Bee.
Wisconsin Lands.
U'HEN you buy land, buy the beat. We
hive tome of the very choicest land In
the beat lection of North) Central Wis.
j consln, for sale on easy term. . Oood
clay loam soil, country thickly settled:
good water, schools, roads tnd mar
kets.. Write for book tnd map. - John
S. Owen Lumber Co., No. to Milt St.;
Owen, Clark Cminty, Wis, ; ,
NeorasKa Lands.
BUT THESE BARGAINS AND
6ET POSSESSION MAItCH 1.
300 seres, only IS miles from Cul
bertson; 160 acres Republican valley
land: no wast land; 80' acres culti
vated; 25 acres' In alfalfa;-10 acrcj ot
timber; 50 acres of fine winter tvhoat.
The balance of the cultivated lands ar
In excellent shape for spring work. Thi
ranch Is Improved with a nine-room
house, roomy barn, silo, two wlls and
mills, and grass Is fonced In two pas-
tures. ' Price only $25 per acre. Half
ash. balance at ( per cent. ,
' 720 acres, only. 4ty miles from Ifayea
Center: good five-room house, ' barn,
' sheds and 2 wells; sll fenced and cross
' fenced; 170 acres cultivated, balance. Is
rolling to rough, but tine pasture and
hay ground. Price $25 per acre; $5,000
cash, balance at per cent
160 acres, out 6 miles; well Improved;
50 acres cultivated, balance pasture.
Price $10. ' , v
160 acres. 3 miles from -town; well
Improved; level road,, Price $40.
400 acres, out 10 miles; 309 level, 110
cultivated; It. F. t. . and telephone;
poor houe. large barn and granei--.
Price $3,000. .';'
V . v '.
400 ors. out II miles; poor Improve
mentti '..lots of timber, some will raise
alfalfa; 260 acrea cultivated, 1(4 In
wheat. , Price $25 per acre.
. Liberty bonds accepted as casb.
' ' ' A. B.' SMITH, " ' ' , '
J CULBERTSON, .NEB.- -", , "., ,
TWO. WE'LL IMPROVED
CORN AND ALFALFA FARMS
AT THE RIOHTt PRICE!
100' acres 4 mile from town, hat a
dandy good . set of improvements. 15
teres alfalfa, 25 acfet ot fine pasture,
balance under plow, and A-l, place (o
handle live stock.1 Price for a short
time, $140.00 per acre, about one-hall
cash, balance' terms. '
1C0 acres; located ty mllet Trofri Cen.
fral City, nicely Improved, 60 -acrea ol
tbo rery. beat of pasture, balance undei
plow, 40 acrea teeded to wheat looKliu
tine: Thit It an Ideal grain and itoeii
farm In a fine neighborhood. " Price foi
. 20 day only, $186.00 per acre, on-nal!
cash, balance good terms The above
farmt ar located In the Great Platte
Valley, good black loam soil and -the
very best of pure water at a depth of
from eight to twenty feet. . POSSESSION
, MARCH 1. See M. A, LARSON. Central
City, Neb. . . ,
. FARM AT AUCTION. ,
t will sell at public auction, my 190
acres 0$ land, located about midway be
tween Schuyler, and Richland, and I
miles south, fn Colfax county, on Tues
day. January'2), 1919; 146 aores ot thla '
tract Is tl good at tny in ths plstic
valley. corn thlt year making 46 bushels
per tore, and winter wheat 2$ bushels
per' acre. 34 acrea now tn wheat and
looking fine. Fair Improvements, fenced
tnd, cross-fenced for raialng hogs. 64
acres of first-class hay land, cutting 2-i
tons of hay every' year. Thla land la
known as a part of the old Foida ranch.
Terms: 10 per cent cash on day of sale,
settlement March -1, with a liberal
amount carried back on the farm In a
first mortgage at 4 per cent If deslrrd.
Land wilt be aold In 3 tracks. A. F.
BAB 'Ot'K, Owner. Schuyler. Nb:
2fiK-ACRB .STOCK FARM, $70.
PAIR HORSES. 16 COWS AND '
halters. 2 colts, brood sow, hens, grata
binder, mowing machine, roller drags,
harrows, cultivators. plows. wagons
harness, long list tools, harvested crops,
stove Wood, etc., included. On county
pike ; near two cities. 115 acres dark
loam fields,, big crops wire-fenced. 44
cow. pasture, door collected milk, home
use wood, fruit 12-room house, Ji big
barns, hog, poultry.' tool hous, all
painted, good condition. Retiring own
er's low price, $14. 60, Including every
thing If taken soon, small amount
down. Details page 69 Strout't Big
Catalogue ot this and other corn and
stock farms; copy frev Dept. imt,
E. -A- STROUT FARM AGENCT, Bee
Blrlg.. Omaha, Neb
$14,000 BUYS 360 acres, 64 mites from
town 3,500 population, 100 aores tilled,
,1' - acrea spelndid paaiure. 26 acrea
valuable timber, good 3-room. house,
concrete basement, barn, 40x121, iprlnia
and creek, abundance fruit; Including
44 head of cattie. 4 horses, all cropa,
surer tools, potato digger, - potato
planter, ritsk barrow, land rollers, grain
drills, weeder, I tulky cultivators, suikv
, plow, horse rake, manure apreeder,
scales, cream sniaratur, mowing ma.
chine, grain bindor, corn harvester, hay
tedder, dink harrow, wagons, sit lghn,
cutter, harnesses, hay racks, engine,
ensilage cutter, many until toots; $s.n
cash: free list; 3 per cent milk IJ J
per 100, egea 17a dos, Ellie B:ot.
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