Y
THE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY, MARCH 29. 1920.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
T G. M. C, 2-toii $ 600
1 Republic, 1 1-2-ton capacity
with cab and botlj 900
1 Master, 2-ton, hydraulic
dump and body 2,000
1 Indiana, 2-ton, closed cab,
good as new 2,800
Several Other Bargains.
QUALITY CARS
and
SQUARE DEALINGS.
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.,
2jU0Farnam St.
WE have several different models
of used cars at bargain prices,
including roadsters, five-passenger
tourings, seven-passenger tour
ings, sedans and coupes, four, six
and 12 cylinder cars. Either all
rash or payments. See us for
(pialitv ears and square dealings.
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.,
2020 FAR NAM ST.
DRIVE IT YOURSELF
COMPANY
RENT A NEW FORD DRIVE
IT YOURSELF
TI1K MOST ErONHMirAr. AT'TO
MOHII.INtS; CHEAPEN THAN OWN
INii A CAR. NEW. A-1 CONDITION.
SEI.P-HTAKTKKS. OPEN DAT AND
NIUHT THK 3 H 5 DAYS.
13 1 4 H OIVA R nST It K E T. pOT f", 3 6I2.
"vHiii .0'ii TiurcKs Koii sald.
1 Master C-ton, with hydraulic hoist
nn 1 1ia,iv 52,01(1
1 Trui.nrt t-tou rr.aesln 1.&00
1 Iii,ll:in- 2-toi, rhaxoia, with closed
cab, soo'l as new 2.S00
1 It.n speed wapon, with cab and
bodv 1.0 SO
1 U. M. C. "-ton 600
STANPAKP MOTOK CAR CO.,
;0J0-22 Farnam ft.
PACKARD ?-ton trurl;. g-nntl running: -on-dititin.
nnly $:'.50, Maxwell 1 -ton tnw'U
with body and call. J.ini: Ford, with
Mmith 1-ton a 1 1 a c hrii n r. romnlet1,
Tilth hody ami i'sIi. only S350: Sluile
hakfr ton Iruvk. rt snap at S -.". 0 ; Kf
yiiirilir tun tt",K, r.huilt, nt'wly painted,
Kuarant.-.d fin.- condition, only $s75.
ANDREW Ml'RPHV & SON,
HTH AND JACKSON STK.
TWO FORD TRUCKS
In Kooi roniiition. Solid ttre rear
wheels, hrfivy bra'?l rar axle, ffooil
wagon boxes on both. Will sell cheap
1f talfn nt once. Write today. Ad
rws Uox T-TH, Omaha Pe.
"BARGAIN IN TRUCK
LlKht ,-tnn truck. A-1 condition;
quipped with starter, electric lights,
etc. for sale reasonable or will trade
for anything of yalue. 1211 Howard St.
FOR SALE
BEVKN-I'ASSKNOKR T.OZIER CAR.
only l""-n drlyeci ;i,500 miles. If you are
lookins for a bargain don't f:til to see
Colfax H2.
ftELI A RT.i-. automobile school; best elec
trtfal nml .self-starter course; free cata
log. Come nn,l Inspect it. r;iy school
vear 'round. Nitrht school opens April 1.
N'huotiI Antomohile School. 2U4 North
I'lth. On. aha.
MOW AND t.'SKP CARS.
40 Dodge and Hutcks,
I'r.i !i or Time 1'aynientH
fiOl.DSTRITU AUTO SALES.
11H llarn-y St.
You Cannot Afford
to ovprloiik thin bargain. Buirk Light
Sit, used only a few weeks. For ap-
point I'Tni eft I. 'J'yler 4072.
BARGAIN
PIC, (SIM COL TK. GOOD SH APE.
NEEDS PAINT, TYLER 9:i0.
SOME bargains in used Ford rara. Mr
Csffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford
Sorvi.e Station, lath and Jackson, Doug-
I as :t5"C
CrOOl) GRANT ".''
With Inclosed Top.
1!I Model, $SO0.
On Payments.
M4 Farnam. Tyler lilt.
WILLYS KNltiHT.
REST OP CONDITION.
Cood tires, good paint. Trill sell on
time. S S ii 0
-514 Varnam. Tyler Hi8.
hTv'k"Vh U.MERS "wiTII NEW TIKES.
Needs s,nn- worn on tt nut wm sen as
is for ;"; would i'c fiU0 lixea up.
iH I'nrn.nii. Tyler 13fiS.
FOR SALE
pasfeiiKer 1.07.1er ear. In ex
onditlon. Colfax 221.
rOne
ellent
FJR TERMS ON CSED CARS-
VAN BRUNTS.
Look for the red sea! on windshield.
"OR SALE One 1919 Ford Touring ear
with starter. A-l condition, $576.
P h on South Hilt.
WANTED For spot cash, luu used cars;
muck notion; no delay. Auto Exchange
Co.. "05: Farnam St. Doug. 6036;
THE DIXIE FLYER.
W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY,
2 521) Farnam St.
yVK HAVE 60 good used cart to select
from. All prices.
MKEKS AUTO CO.. 202S Farnam.
, AUTO CLEA NINO HOUSE,
?o;i:! FARNAM.
EXCEPTIONAL I'SED CARS.
BEST VALVES IN I'SED CARS.
Tit AW VER ACTO CO.
1910 FARNAM.
".MARSH OAKLAND CO..
2"i9 Farnam St.
19H MOLINE-KNIC.HT chummy roadster.
Don't call unless Interested. Webster
::..tH.
1917 FORD TOCRlNli CAR.
AN". 1 condition. Call Harney 27!i1.
FOR SALK A)ni"t Tie-" 191S" Oakland
touring car.
i 'ill
1917 ol.DSMHILE touring for sale.
d,il'rs. Webster F, 1 SO.
No
J51 WILLY'S ti: bet of condition. Call
after Douglas 7247.
1SVK''KI 1-ton truck. Call Douglas
724V sfter R p. m.
iyl f FORD Sedan witli starter, demount
able rims. Doug!as22fii.
AMERICAN boycle, almost new. Web
ster tl.'tt).
FORD CAR Touring; practically new.
Harney 6:1'1.
FORD SEDAN with starter and in the
best nf condition. CallWjlnut39r.6.
PODGE ec nii'ircial truck for sale- Chas.
Nepmsky. U 62 South 13th. Tyler 2604.
' Repairing and Painting.
RADIATOR CORES INSTALLED.
Manutaotured In Omaha, 21-hour serv
ice for auto, truck and tractor. Expert
radiator and fender repairing: body
dents removed; new fenders made.
OMAHA AUTO RADIATOR MFC. CO.,
1S19 Cuming St. Tyler 17.
Tires and Supplies.
t'SED TIKES DIRT CHEAP.
50x3. 14.00; 30x3, $5.00.
AI! sizes In proportion. Look over
our robuttiH. Open Sundays. Tyler 29S6.
90S N. lithSt. KesjjtoneTre Shop.
NEW 'H RES -STRICTLY FIRSTS.
JOxS ? 9.75 S2xH 1.5
Snx,1'4 J 12.75 34x4 $21.75
JiEALERS AND AGENTS WANTED.
STANDARD TIKE CO.
iN Iiith. Douglas 3530.
- R E P U B 1. 1 1 ' T 1 R E S C H E A P.
I F1SK $12 9S I 34x4 $21. 55
9.95 30X4 26.95
tffTl.M AX TIR l'.ip BV. ERS.1 72 !CT M I X' i.
AVTO electrical repairs; service station
for Hayfiold carburetor and Columbia
storage batteries. Edwards 2fil N. 19.
Accessories.
VL'ANTZlNf and tire shop equipment
for sale. Ifi2n Capitol Ave. Tyler 3044.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
HAKI.EY - DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
Itargaina in used machines. Victor H.
Root, the motorcycie man. S7th and
Leavenworth Sts.
FARM LANDS.
Wanted.
Have You au 80-Acre or loO-Acre
Tract
that you wan': to trad? for n lHrfrrr
tract of pood land for your boys, if ,
Ket our list of K ilh & rrUins Co., Neb.,
nd Thomtis '"o . K:ui., land. We
can fix you out. with inn1 roved or un
improved lands (n naifs, section or
more. Rrniem her. the lands we p.re
offering are not sand hills, but iiroven
!vhat and corn Inn-Is, and have hpen
vielding more of the above uratts thnn
any of the so-calli eastern counties
of Nbskr
FELTON & WEST
Tyler 464S. "07 Cr-unse Hldg. Opp. p. o.
Colorado Lands.
"BEST LANDS"
I bought right and will tell you b
Mutely right, an" parr of 7,000 acres
( the. best whest and corn land in
"Ast Colorado. Write for facta, now
Se our crops, investigate,
K. T. Cline, on
Krandon, CoW
THE GUMPS-
CARP CAVIAR CLOSED AT 37
Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith
Y
CARP CAVIAR -
An- MERE: IT
Another raise--
ONL A NALP A POINT
JUST L.E-T THAT RIDE 13POINn
MORf THAT'S ALL-
THAT'S VsNEN TMEYRE-
L AVT OP- ME.
J
I'Aa ONE LITTLE- BABV
TNAY-S OOIVG, TO WALK OUT
OF THER& MIYH A PROFIT
MeLU iT'b l:oAG. to
'AE- rVt WORKED WAKn
m:
i Took a chancip. -
WHV SHOULDN'T I MAK.E MQNE?
HOW rAANV 6rUS IN THIS WORLD
NNOULD TArtE THE- LAT TEN YHOOAMD
SUCS THF had and smgot
IT lAA PROPOSITION LIKE
That? I saS- I'.CrAMe,
I'VE BEEN' tblTr' BACK. Lfc-TTfVCr VKOiE)
felD COP TNI EA DOUCtM LONCy
ENOUfcfM- FftOM VOW ON - I'LL SHOW I
ThoE- Plunder. TwY've dor SOME-' (
CONVPETT'ON IF VERVS HA
Any Tnnq To DO NNITW IT-
VMZ. qOT Yh COOK!AC-i6- op-A LOM r-
and Yhe baoc g0W- op A dinosaur
V
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SrAlY
Denies Disaffection Among
Japanese Forces in Siberia
Tokio, March 28. With reference
,- n -irpti4 mtvis.iife from Moscow.
announcing that disaffection hail
broken out amonn trie Japanese
troops in Siberia, the war office de
clares that the report is an entire
fabrication. This and similar reports,
which have recently been circulated
in China and elsewhere, says the
war ollice, are evidently bolshevik
propaganda aiming at creating the
impression that the reds are gaining
strength in the far east.
FARM LANDS.
Colorado Lands.
320 ACHES improve., me mile from town,
:ir, miles southeast of lienver; no Irriga
tion: very best Krain and dairy tountry;
alfulfa, elover anil Mm- kv;ism; fine lay
ItiK lan.l, blai k oii. apririKa with run
n.njf water; ii.'W fiv-roem liunRali'W
house; other i niprovr m,-!i ! s ; j.f-.-'iesaion.
W. M. Tarr, owner, J14 Wilkinson BiJg.,
Omaha
FOR SA.LK St-n. K.-11-46. Cheyenne
county. Colorado; four miiea fi-om sta
tion; on main Krad'Ml roa.l; near aehool;
fine mil; level; IJ6 an aere If aolil he
fore May 1; part cash; balanee ti per
cent. ThK i a ?naI Addrtss uwner.
V. K.i'nnr.. Wiiyne, ehL
Till: Hnr;mKtnn, Colorailo. ilistriet offers
a:ti :tctive uppoi tunlt i. .s for the youn
man, the renter or the investor. For in
formation write or call
VOI.I.M AR-SKI.LS CO.,
Ty.-r so:?. 4(ir. lil.lg.. Omaha. Nb.
rt'K SAl.K ItiO :i, res eiose to liurlitiK
ton, Colorado. Will consider city proper
fv or pood ear as part payment. $0
per a"re. Phone Colfax 41 S3. Frank
Jam. owner. 40 n 5 N. 5th St.. Omaha.
FARM LANDS.
Wisconsin Lands.
LANDOI.OUY. a magazine Riving the faela
in regard to the land situation. Three
months' subscription free. If lor a home
or as an investment you are thinking of
buying pood farm lands, almply write
me a letter and say, "Mall me I.AM1
OI.OOY and all particulars free." Ad
dress Kdttor, Landoioay, Skldmore Iaiui
Co.. 433 Skldmore- Hldg . M irlnett . Wi.
FRKK iflST
Of over 60 improve'! farms; where
corn, clover, potatoes and all small
grains have no equal. Write Ureenke
.t Young. St. Croix Fall!", Wis.
Jl'ST write us as follows; end full free
Information concerning your aueeess
l.niois in I'riper Wisconsin." alby
Land Co., Hail Avenue, Marinette,
Win.
JREAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West'.
FINANCIAL.
Lands, Estate. Loans, Mortgages.
Iowa La nds.
2011 ACKKS highly Improved Mills county
farm, Iowa. 8 miles south of Ulenwood,
close to Omaha, Council Bluffs, 70
acres alfalfa, 60 acres corn, 60 acres
pasture, balance live timber, never fall
ing springs in pasture, two wella at
house of 6 rooms, barns 18x54, 3"x30,
granary, machine shop, lays rolling.
Rented for half crops and stock. $5,000
cash, balance at 6 per cent. If Inter
ested wrUe.
Kansas Lands.
Ib0 A. fine level rich soil, good imp.; 2
mi. from Lawrence; big bargain; $L'S5.
14a a. stood, rich, smooth valley laml;
90 a. wheat, 10o a. alfalfa; good imp.;
price $:'0it per a.
700 A. chol' e Kavv Valley; good imp.;
big snap; .it) per a.
SOO A, all Rood rich alley; t sets imp.;
400 a. whi'Ht; 1 00 a. alfalfa; a won
derful liar'fiio; $-25 per h.
754 A. fine, rich prairie; lays almost per
fect; ; sets good Imp.; all fenced hog
tight: price $Uiii per a. If you are look
lng for a bargain In farm land write
WILSON & CI.KVK.VCIiR,
Rear Merchants Nat. H;tnk. LJWlg.
Lawrence. Kan.
MONt.Y to lend on improved Keal Kstate.
Interest payable semi-annually. V. If.
THOMAS SON1. 2JS Keellne Bids.
OMAHA HOMES KAST. NEB. KAJfMS,
O'KEEFE REAL F.STATR CO.
1016 On. Nat. Bk, Bldg. Doll. 2715.
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPEN & COMPANY. Doug. 422S.
PRIVATE MONEY.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly.
F. T. WE AD, Wead Bldg.. 310 8. 18 thSt.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOAN'S.
Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Harry
Malashork, IS 14 Pudge. D, f,til9, Es . 194
FARM anil city ?oans.
E. H. LOOSER iSC.
S2S Keellne Bldg.
PROMPT service, reasonable rates, private
money. Uarvln Bros., 345Omaha NatM.
P. E. BCCK. Lo'ans.442 Omaha NatT
Stocks and Bonds
REMEMBER WE ARE CUTTING
A 6,000-ACRE TRACT OF
LAND IN THOMAS CO.
To suit purchapr; ovrr 2 . r 0 0 acres in
wheat; snd for our list.
FELTON & WEST,
307 Crounao nidg. Tyl.-r 4.fi.
SAKK IX V KSTM KN'T.
War tfii $2,000 loan nn ? f-0(.t fraler
nl msura n- policy. Man wlfhinjr to
make loan is bflivfiiMary. Face of policy
will r ome to beneficiary u;on death of
insured, who is fil ears old and in poor
Ik ;i ! ( h. Will arrange matter- so 1 hat
fMiiire J.i.OOO will bo paid to note holder
upon dath of insured, and will keep
up premiums itt insurance, chance to
make from $500 to $1,00U in short time.
Ad'iress Uee, fiox V.-T,.
MONTCLAIR
BARGAIN
KV Y STLTCO.
iy 1.1 U. to Harney ctir line; full -Tii'-nt
drive; vci y laiRe lilng rooin. fire
plarc, (lining room, kttcheri and break
fast mo in on main floor; 3 beautiful beI
room.s anil bit li on -d, ; large attic ; all
ory finely finished. This is an ex
ceptionally eood buy. Must be seen to
bo Mjvpivf iati d. Walnut 1'N 1 2.
$1,300 CASH BUYS
An all modern 7-room bunsnlow (four
bfdmoinfl) and bath ; In r; ba anient :
aii in Rood rcpfiir; pa victf pabt ; near
stlioot cmd ear li itf ; a n f tra - Rood buy ;
out -nf-town i'Uii-t s,i y.-i .sell. Price
Jl.TiOO. Shoiit "iilv by appmntnif-nt.
D. E. BUCK & CO.,
REALTORS.
442 Omaha '.nt. Pong. :tHHt. Colfal 2j34.
3421 DAVENPORT ST.
$4,750
Six rooms, modern, corner, pav
ing paid; a garage to accommo
date two cars. Arrange with us
for inspection.
GLOVER & SPAIN
REALTORS.
Doug. .'8.S0. 918-20 City National.
Financial
430 BKK l.SLDt
7 -room, strfr-t ly modern home in
Cathedral db-'rb-t. 11 M-eptfon room,
living room, dining rioin and kitclif n
ilown siair--. Thrc - spb-ntlid Iu'droonia
and ha t li with uniiMia I iy commodious
rinse's up stairs. Ali floors arc oak, and
woodwork is ff-K n t bii i 1). -r-! r ly new
and well worth lli1 pro. e. $T,oiH) on
t prm.-. Com e ba -".nn n t.
Conboy & Green,
Tnii. liniiir.
won. i;i5
:utl. Tyl'T 4;
1.CS0 Ai'RES In famous rawnen Valley.
HodKeman county. Kansas; all valU-y
land, abuntlanrs of water, 400 acrpa
wheat. 20 acres alfalfa, nearly all al
falfa laud; wrll ininrovpil; price $30
per arrrt. W. ti. McCai-tnoy. 102 New
Tork l.ifa Ttliitt.. Kansas City. Mo.
Michigan Lands.
LAND! LAND!
Make big monpy farming !n Mieh!
iran's best hardwood counties raising
(frames, grains, stock, truck and fruit.
Only $13 to J35 per arrp. Near schools,
churches, rnai kets, ha rd roads, railroads,
etc. Small down payment; balance easy
terms. The bipBCst company, the lowest
prices; th b-st land. What more can
you ask? Writo todav for froe booklet.
Swigart Land Co.. J1S5J First Nat'l
Bank RM Chicago, III.
uu i.OUULAS county farina for .sale; writ
for our list. Central Minnesota Land
Co. .A jex a n d I a , linn. i
Missouri Lands.
Lake Taneycomo
Fivr'-acre tructs wltli lak' front, 1
mile from railroad ptntion. for $10 on
easy lerms. Kin? for truck pardons,
summer homeg or resorts; 200 miles
south in Missouri; largest body of water
between Louisiana ami Michigan, liny
right now bforo the bf g advance in
values snr to follow as this soction
bocomes b"t ter known. t 'irr-ulars free.
Morriam, Kllis & .Henton, Kansas City,
Kan.
r6ii a .nTroved ; houTe colTt" JS.nTuT;
stoik, bn rus, do v-r hay. orn in rlbs,
deep well cost JJ.oOn; tlrnh'T valued
$,0i'0; all for JlS.Ooii; located near t.
I.ouis; no hi&b. winds desiroy crops
ther.
P-.TKRHINS. U10 Chicago St.
KriilVU CRKEK KA R M. 1 20 acr.-s
plenty ot improvements ; fruit ; corn
ninde bushels pr am1: running
water: K.$on; easy terms. B-.r94, Moun
tain Vi'wv
V(UTK for Information about the rich al
luvial -oil of pout he a m M isouri, wh-re
forn is king. Ulankenship Realty Co.,
l"xtr. M".
REAL ESTATE WANTED. 1
LISTINGS WANTED
If you want iuick cash fir your
home,' let us sell it for you. We will I
give you real service. j
Schroeder Investment Co. j
jGS Railway Kxchange, Bldg. Dong. 32 a. !
have served the Omaha public in j
buyinsr and selling re;i 1 estatn for over '
n'. years. tVe havft many calls now for,
homes. List your property with us. "We j
will serve you to your best interest..
McCague Investment. Co !
Want ncick action? Just try us. Call
Tyler 496. !
OSBiiKNK UKAT.TY CO.. 410 Bee BldK.
T.i huv nr rill Uma ha liial Instate ye
fowler & Mcdonald
1120 City N'at'l Hank Kldg. nout,-, HJO.
V ANTI-D to buy roommp house from
owner, 7 1o 1- rooms. Must bo el. ise
In and a bargain, ('al l Poutrliis 7 ! 7:'.
VR HA VK tr.sh ou vers for eotiages and
hunga lows nicelv locat ed. Shri v cr, 147-
9 Omaha Nt Pank Hldw. T. 1 figfi.
RjJ"AL UiSTATK and all kinds of insurance,
HKKM AVSKN & CO.
745 nir.fi ha Nat. Pank Hldg.
BEAUTIFUL STUCCO
ON FLORENCE BLVD.
Six room-, hi t"ft li vmg room across
enih-'- front of hou.-' !art,re dining room
and Kit', h n "ii ma.n flour; 3 large bM
rtioiiis a to bath on i'd. Full c"mont
drive, double garage. Pri.e, $;,00l).
HOUSE
AND 13 ACRES
On 1 ndtfM st rpet. first hou.e wt-.t Of
P-nnv farm. Rnt $' p'-r monf h,
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Vlifiti Tvk r :."l:J. 9i; ri'y X.it. Bk. Tlldg,
BEAUTIFUL HOME
IN I. KAV K.N WORT It II KIOIITS.
i'-ioom stur'o bungalow; large living
room; soudi front; on paved itrect.
Prii-e ST.mid. Walnut CSl.
A'K hav hovers waiting. List with
KDWAIiH WILLIAMS CO..
MS Omaha National It k. HI rl ft .
LIST your prooertv with Mnr'.in Peiterii'n.
SK3 North 4lh St. Webster 4-i2A. eve-
nlngs. an.I Snnibn AVehster 4 Mil.
AVANTKD Houses to sill, have buyers
waiting. Western Keiil Estate Co., 4U
J arbaoh lit It.
WANT ? to S-rmim lioiise front owner, on
tia vtii eji I Ty!.'rJ?74 or Webster
V'.XN'rKlV Tiliilv. amoilern'iH i". i)7iuV",
fur rash, fall Mr IVrhr -: C,.fn
lil ml' r or '-rooi modern htuisi'. K. I..
W-;iil. 31ft So. 1Mb St. Tyler 1T.1.
s.Olin I'USSKSSIO.V .IC.NI-: 1ST $8.1101)
Kiglit-room, ronflern, oak finish, full
ba'.niont, fli'Ored attic, like new, ?
blocks west of Crelehton college, tnvn
er. (141 I.ireoln HIvO. ''all I). '.'SM.
OMAHA Real Instate .mil Investments.
J. J. MULVIHILL,
Ttnilg. f fi.
West Karnam
DouKlarf
jni Ttranilria Thr-at.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
Miscellaneous.
Nebraska Lands.
TWO FINE RANCHES
POSSESSION AT ONCE
N'o. 11 4S'i actr.a. LoR;in r.ointy. lo
ratt'l 11 miles from St apl-Hiui, Neb;
ro'hI black loam soil with clay subsoil;
?r.O aero?: uTidor plow, including 40 iicrt's
of alfalfa; bnlanco rolllner vastur?; farm
latnl Ilfs U-Vfl to ffntlv rolling; all
f' m ptl and erot-s-ffnoeo! : -fl aiT s fenced
hop-t ipht ; improveTm-ntf r(msi.t of a
pood story and half "-room house with
i'.iih and pantry; surrounded by nioe
chad tres ; on of t ho lu st bearint;
orv'har In the rountry, ronsistine of
about 700 apple, cherry and plum trees;
dandy good barn upon rom-rt founda
tion; room for 20 head of horses, 2.". tons
o hay and granary room for i'Oo
bushels ; laree r-nmbi :mt ion lull !d itiK for
ratt!' Miepp am! boss; eenont floor
and stanchions for 9 o-h?j: rattle Plied
atta-h'd whi'ii will shlt.-r from .o to
73 head, with tight corral around It;
one galvanized granary for 1,200 bushel?,
one pranary for 1.00'j bushels; two pit
silo" with a cap;t ity of iu to 90 tons;
double garage rx22; good cement cave.
3 2x1 S ; good well and windmill ; large
supply cistern; watrr piped into Vmue
and barn, Pricp ?60 pr bitp; $f, 000
cash, balance good terms; 1921 settle
ment. No. 12 A mony-makinff little raneh
of ri l0 a 'res, located 1 mile sout li of
Oandy, the eounty sat of bo pan county,
Nobraska; about .TOO acres under plow,
of which too acreg are now in wheat
and 4' acres In rye, balance the very
best of pasture ; soil pood black loam
with clay subsoil; farm land lies le.vl
to gently rolling; improvements: Good
story cr,d half 9-room liou.8 with baso- .
men l ; (rood bn rn for 1 ti horses; mow '
for 30 or 1 j tons of lny; hn huus1; j
parago with cement floor ; all fenoo 1 !
and croe-fent ed ; pood wll and wind- !
mill. Frit o ?ti2..'n por aere; J,"hO rash, .
bniar.ee pood term; settlement.1
Hero Is a place whi li will appeal to a i
man who has children to educate, as i
Handy has one of t he best hiph schools!
in Nebraska. Write or see Larson &
Carraher. On tra 1 fit;. Xb.
FOR KElfTT AMTT'ERrvIN'S
COl'X'A" LAND
Write us for list before looking else- ,
where.
FELTON & WEST.
307 Crounse Hidp. Opposite P. O.
OSUHA FAR M " " i t n 'me 1 1 a t v d 1 1 i v . r y TTmi t h
60 acr'-g. wst h,tf of s.juthw"st quarter '.
section T. Township It- north, ranpe 13
oast Wrlt Oscar K. "Waer, Grand '
Rapids, Mich.
FCRS A L fc: 'hoiiv i;n acres of Buffalo
county and Wood U i v r V& 1 b1 y land.
Kiphty af res m a'fa!f;t Throe mils
from Shelton, Inquire of L. 1. M:iri;n,
Kearney.
C( i R N AND A LKALFA FA R MS.
IMPROVED. IN CKNTRAb NKHRA.SKA,
at the. riRht price. Writ for litt.
LARSON CARRAHER,
Central City. Nebraska.
For N b. Fh i ms and Rani hes s-
Graham Pfturs Realty Co., i
2 Om,:ha Natl Hk. Hide. Omaba.
WRITV me for ph tures arol prccs of my ,
farms snd riitiches In smvj o'd Paw- s i
Co, A rah L. TTu mx r f -r .Jj w f . r d ,N H'.
A. A. I'ATZMAN. Farnis" .ff 1 1 Karbaeh iVlk.
RKAIi par;ain.
rt.OOO LOT F'R ONliV fiTfO.
Tn Plalnvipw addition, by ownT. Call
Wybsber 273P, afternoops or oveninps.
Ll'V a let nt prison t low prices. West
Farram, Dundee and Field club. Acres
on South Side. Shuler & Cary, 204
Kofdlim
:E. G. SOLOMON
M4 Urown Block. T'onp. 52.'2.
W'y. m e citsli bu verw loi
a nd iUmde-j homes, Thone
5074 and wr wiil call and inspect your
property. Shuler & Gary.
J iHG A1N Ti V 6 W NKft .
Six -room cot t ace, modern except
heat. i''X -
FOR SAI.K A 6-room modern house; lot
T-xlTiU ft. Inquire of owner after T;;i0
P riK 342"S California, St.
J, Ti, RunlvsoN. K-ai Kri'r'co and Jnvest-
mn's. 4ij r.ne Rl.lp.. Uoupia 8 ''D7.
IU ; N P 'oiTkT MK "VKR S "r'o.t -124 nm, Nat'l.
North.
1 t7ri
LOT or
$l."on,
13th and Laud, eat front,
n h or pa ynit n( s. V -1 03 2, Ji"e.
TIOMK.
wc offer this
on hoiu' -it h
lot. Y
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS,
FOR SAT.H
Three-story brick buildinp. full enr
nor lot tn wholesale district. Possession
if wanted.
DUMOXT & CO..
IK Kfrllnn Biilg. T'linnf Dong. 110.
IirNIiKK !nt 50x13:1. Vet,.m.f St.. iiist
w.t of foth; navi'ii alley and stroma;
all spceinla j.iakl ; jir'ie riht.
c. a. GimnfF.i..
Phone Pouglas 1 ti 1 '.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
1XCOMK FOR LAND.
TVo have 11 hntuca listed In Omaha.
Ownrr wants lanil.
S. S. & K. K. MONTGOMERY.
IIS ritv National.
BHAMTIFl'b Inrtii hill tract lota in best
part of Cuunoll Bluffs. What have you
to trailo. Carl Chanstrom, 2020 Far
nam atrfPt.
R E A iTIe S T A T E-S li BUR B A N?-
NK r.l.tK'K TO I-RAIRIK FAUIC. ,
Jl.ijUO rooms all modtrp, on nivs floor
with larire lot, one block frojn cor.
$7 Mi f,iis)i (inwji and baiauuo on
mon'hlv pavmonts.
A UK AL I? A KG A 1 N.
V,500 f rooms all m-xlern, one on floor
with op," acre if cround wlih j outiK
vineyard and ot her fruit tre- s, i
jir;.;-i rmd a fin-j hh'U-n ct.op, nn
id - n 1 home. You oiii iu ndlc tht?i
with f l.dflft e.-Hi and balance on
mont hly pa ments
$ 1,750 A five-room buntfatow, modern with
floor. 'd attic; on car line, located
on Fort St.
PR A Rl Ft PARK
$S,(.0O l'or h short Unit
bf;int iful rfvfii - (-"
t i u j 1 I t- rarai;1- hikI
eoii;, not dupli. ato this home for
$ 1 I .ikwp torlnj .
Todav and pvonfiif: en H r ol fax
fl.'.n op Onlfav li. K. Clary Go.,
Amos A vp i 'olfax 1 7G.
V A ' ' A X T F I V K - R M T f n M K S.
I M M K D I A T K PO S S K SHI ON.
$ 500 r. rooms, all niodrn, near 30th
and Larimore; not new, but in
best of repair; pavinc paid in full;
SrMio tnsh down and $35 j.er month
will handle,
??,7o0 rooms, all modern; oair finish;
a dandy, nice. 1mm ; on block tn
mr and park itt Florence. This is
a ban,' In and cannot be bouph t
nfifr tho first for this low priori
i 1 . nort cash down a nd $30, per
month.
$ y.D-V A I so in Florence : modern except
heat; ran't be boat i r the prir-.;
J7.( eah down and $.0 per month.
Call Sunday. Colfax 950 or 1243.
R. I' . CLARY CO.,
EbcNctuUorkEirotjs.
(hiciiBo Tribune-Omuha lice I wwed Wire.
New York, March 28. The arrival
of spring means that shortly activity
in the fanning regions will produce
demands upon bank credit relatively
greater than a year ago because of
the advance of wage, cost of ma
chinery and other equipment, which
has occurred in the 12 months. It
may be assumed that high prices for
cotton and grain will impel t he farm
ers of the west and southwest to
plant as great an acreage as supplies
of labor permit.
At the same tlm all signs point toward
continued commercial credit requirements
on a vast scale, the efforts of bankers to
reduce loans to the contrary notwith
standing. Recent reports from manufac
turing centers and from sources of dis
tribution, which are fully borne out by
bank statements, Indicate that where
credit Is released through liquidation of
(roods new demands immediately sprlnff up
for the reabsorption of that credit.
Viewing tha outlook from these
premises the Questiun may wr:ll be raised,
will the next four weeks see a fresh ex
pansion of credit, new Inflation, or will
the bunkers be aU" so to conceal the
consumption of credit thnt a growth in
uns direction will be offset by a con
traction elsew here
Credit Increase Possible.
The answer to this query contains
matter of great importance to the security
markets, lift merely as affecting specula
tion but from the broader viewpoint of
investments. The federal revive -tent
is ii'.pnble of a large credit increase,
on the basis nf el.tiiip s;lt reserve and
after allowing for the flow of many mil
linns mere Into exports befure nilii-suin-ini-'.
liut the policy of federal reserve of
ficials and of representative bankers has
been of credit contraction as rapidly as
innditions permit. It is fair to assume that
this policy will not change, and the loan
and gold reserve position of the banking
system urge that It be not changed. The
reserve banks' lonns and rediscounts of
all forms, to member Institutions and to
the. treasury, at the current level, well
above $3. 000, 0i)i). 000 are more than 30
per cent higher thfin a year ago.
t'irculation In the form of federal re
serve notes Is -o per cent greater in
volume than at the end of March, 1919.
Tho gold reserve is about 10 per cent
less. Working capital may uol be denied
to tile farmera if the country is to be
adequately fed and clothed and assistance
extended to foreign buyers of necessities.
Nur is it likely that a banking policy will
be devised which would sharply limit
credit use in the industries.
Railroads In Market.
The railroads have been coming into the
market for funds to buy equipment and it
is unthinkable that the banks would re
fuse to finance temporarily new security
issues of the carriers during periods when
the notes or bonds were being distributed
anion investors. Considering the sound
ness and reasonableness of these prospec
tio demands, some of which, In fact,
made themselves felt last week, it would
seem as though they would be met be
foro the speculative markets were supplied
with the sinews of activity.
Speculators in stocks and cotton havn
felt within the last few days the pinch
of Inadequate credit, e'all money rates,
ranging from 7 to M per cent, showed that
an abrupt check to rather headlong specu
lation resulfd, and until the extent ot
farm and transportation demands for
capital may he more clearly estimated
than at present it is difficult to conceive
for an easy call.
Sterling Exchange Recovers.
Sterling exchange last week recovered
'.Sel'tr'i-eed-'f-
lung, that were conditions!,, general
impn, sterling would not have been L
bonyant. Tho financial markets ually
oura,e,i;:,ponant happenings'ac-
tone'a'hme'CnnB', ,0- disP'ayed a firm
tone alioifi 1.30 cents to the mark an,l
maakt !.,nfJrnrV f ncar nafian
att's at tunes waa explained by prpara
!1 '.lj: otj heja t te rcpun t Hps
REAL ESTAT EIM PROV"
North.
to meet loans In London, falling due mi
the end of the month.
Francs and lire wer evidently sold
hoavily at London and New York and the
proceeds turned into ederlinff again8l the
loan maturities. The operation helped to
advance stfrlingr rates, but the rtso here
seemed to be aided to no small degree by
persistent spculation, based on the expecta
tion of gold imports in the near future,
in addition to metal bought In the London
auction market.
Traders Kntlced In.
WHien the rlae of stocks was halted lasl
week the average rise of Industrial and
railroad issues had been 13 points above
the lowest quotation of the month. The
reaction, nimultam'oua with the stiffening
of call money to II per cent, wan doubt
Ivss made more severe because the rise
had been sufficiently rapid to eliminate
n uch of the old short Interest. A week
1.1 f relatively low call loan ralpj, rnntfiiKC
from 6 to 8 per rent, evidently enticed
traders in who were easily scared out
again when money advanced. Then wIumi
money ceased and news came on Friday
of much Bold, on the way from London,
speculation for the rise Immediately was
renewed. Such sudden alterations of tho
speculative front were hardly reflective of
industrial conditions.
My HEART and
My HUSBAND
By ADELE GARRISON
Benson.
i.i'Vhl.Y rill'KTRT HU.MK
Jl'ST UcTSlDK CITY LIMITS
and a v.a! btirerain: 2a acres. 7 in nr
charii, wi'h ?ir,fi"0 in modern improve
ments. Price for quick sale. t:o,i)i!0;
'(' cash, balance easy terms. Wal
nut VS74.
Council Bluffs.
4 ACKKS in Council Jiluffs One mile
from Omaha car lino. Rich, well-drained
and level. Can be bought for Sl.4'1".
Terms, 'i rash: balance to suit buyer.
McfiEK REAL KSTATE CO.,
1"S 1'ear! St Council Hluffs. Is.
rilM-OS Anies Ave
Colfax 175.
HOUSES FOR SALE
EASY TERMS
Hne s-room, clos in, modern exevpt
bent, $3,500.
Ono S-room, Hose in, modern, hot
wat-r heat, $t,0ift.
tno 8-room. nar Fonlnelle park, hot
watiT lu;it. corner lot, shade and fruit
trrrxj, Ji.oo.
One i-room, near Fonienelle park,
mod. rn t-xrpt (v-at, 2. 20.
S. S. & R. E. Montgomery
molt;;,-! nn, walnut L'lafi.
Dundee.
, FOR SALE Dunderi
! a!1 Walnut
bungalow; six rooms.
FOR .SAI.K Mnd-rn nt Iran a v-room
home in Dundee, with double jfara Kfi
and o!hr up-to-date cuivpniencps.
''ash or wood weotlable commercial pa
per. Price reasonable. Address, Box
Xg. Onwiha Nee.
V.' s;"ciall7e in Pund-'e homs.
C. B. STUHT CO.,
M 5-14 Cltv National. Dnuelas S717.
Florence.
C. I.. NETilAWAV for suburban property.
Florence St.i., Omaha. Neb. Col. 140J.
REAL ESTATE I MPROVEDr1
West
CLAIRMONT
BARGAIN
Re a 'i' 1 fnl 5 -room, n"nrly vvw, 1 tj
(nry p-'Uii-uniriilow ; l.irte livinp room,
f l; -'plai e, ditunx' n-om, white t-namrl
k.t- hen on main f!o"r: - bfdrnom.'.
hath arid 4 'i)S ts on -d ; corner lot. on
r.ivpii srr-'d. 1 Mock to car. l'rire,
v7'n, Wainur Ll;'
Wyoming Land-:.
On:
I''KUr UMAIi BARGAIN'S.
Si x-rooin. nuidrrn, nicn oca t ion ; onlv
5 ypjtrs uld; $4.fino; S 1 .50 rash, balance
tfTm. ; immndiat" T'ossosHion.
Si s-room. al! modern ; full cemented
hnsenit-nt; newly pit i nt d and decora td ;
on paved Mrot, rkie tr Holv Ansrel
ihurch; $.Snn; ?5"0 cash, $35 per
month ; immedirt to possession.
Svtm-rnoni, all modern ; oak finish ;
on pavod street; clo&o in; 4.,0; J2.&00
roquiit-d.
M. DI'T-KTj C(,
MOT A i tie a Avf. t'olfax T-fi.
I'HIVATFIIOM i-I
roniT location, on houlevnrd; pavintr
all paid; closj to s.-luud; tdock to car
lino: 15 minutes walk to city; fino
shad; Kuod r;irag; paved drive; seven
rooiiiR and b-.i h, on floor: modern
throughout ; Ind wate h".t. lclric and
paf. A line l uy for the nvin wlo wants a
home. A en : I will eon vim e you. Prire
$4,000. T- nils if d. sired. IM03 Flor
ence TU.i, Wh. Immi.
J-.M itr
In
:-.- nis.
SOIjL'IIIIi S 1 " - to. i j 'p-m-.-t..
montiii' reolotcce, Puff, Casper, Wyo.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
.l Fiiiton h.k. i'l.'ji. 'i'yle-r nS9.
Mitchell Investment Co.
Tventy-fourth and Ames. Phone Col
far in 7.
Offers personal anil experienced serv
ice in the manag.mcnt of property.
either as i.'r.tal nr sales acrents.
IN' Tin-; "hkst.
REPIPF.NCK IiISI'ltlCT t'K FI.nREN'fE.
Seeen-rnom, mc iern hensf': downstairs
fiiiisliiil in uali; l.u:lr-in f ituns; beau
tiful location; 1 blui k to ( ar. Colfax
4,41
" 'i m m kdi atk' roftftnssi ' "
$i::.o iioun. lei'.s ". f...ini i'iichu'ii: bnt!i
i.l ... t.i fi-e- r'p.iir; - hliiiks to cor
anil i-i-iiMel; lot iiiv,',.T romer. 2425
I'ariiel m, (t'.er Ji37.
1 11 M K HI ATK I'l ISSKSSTON.
1311 Ilinney, 8-room nuKlern. newly
.leeiit ;i t 'il. fine location, immediate poa
sesslnn. SI, SOO cash, balance, payments.
PotiiT. 60ii7 or 7.1S1.
5-RinM rnrnU'rn iiouse, north part of
city: must sell Immediatelv. Price
;.." nil. Call Walnut 2l8fl after 5 o'clock
uii-k days. :i8th and Parker Sts.
A FKYV homes and lots for sale In Park
wood Addition; a safe place for invest
lnent. Norris Norris. Douglas 4270.
2SL'T SKWARD. 4-room, new, modern liun
palow, fSOft cash, balance monthly.
Crcig, 508 J1ee. Pouglas 200.
yOUXO & DOHERTY.
UK A I. ESTATE INVESTMENT.
rtS'J ItRANT'KTS THEATER. P. 1751,
MINNB I.USA homes and lots offer the
hst opportunity to invest your money.
'Phone Tyler 17
BY OWNER.
All modern. 7-room house, nearly
new, on car line. Colfax 1S20;
Ml. mod. Close in. $2,700, Big bargain.
Iioiiir. 4MI.
KtR quick results list with Bcn.lamin
Krankeniiorg. 624 Bee Bldg. Douglas 722.
7-R. mod. Close in. $2,700. Big bargain.
Douir. 4611.
South.
What Leila Did to Save the Em
barrassing Situation Alfred
Had Brought About.
Leila's face flushed with color at
Alfred's praise of the conserve she
had made. But I, who had studied
her carefully during the days she
had been taking care of little Mrs.
Diirkee, and doing her neglected
canning, knew that mingled with
gratification at his approval was dis
mayed protest at his lack of tact
in exalting her work at the expense
of his mother's.
"Alfred!" she exclaimed. "How
perfectly ridiculous! You're just
trying to make me feel good about
that old stuff because I tried so hard
with it. But it doesn't begin to
come up to your mother's."
When Leila is excited the pretty
southern accent and drawl, which
she has almost lost in ordinary con
versation, is much in evidence. I
saw little Mrs. Durkee glance quick
ly at her, was shocked at the fur
tive gleam of dislike which I saw
in her eyes, and was glad that Leila
was not looking directly at her.
But Alfred was obtuse and made
matters worse by his next words.
"You'll see. mother'll be the first
one to acknowledge the corn." he
said. "She's always crazy to try
new recipes. Here, mother, just let
this linger on your tongue a minute
i or two. He held out a spoon with
a bit of the conserve on it.
His mother pushed his hand' away
so quickly that the conserve fell
upon the dainty pink silk converlct,
the pride of her housewifely heart,
which was drawn up over her.
"Now see wat you've done with
your carelessness, Alf!" she said
pettishly. "I never can -get that
stain out. T suppose there are
peaches in this thing." She turned
to Leila, distinct irritation in her
look and tone.
"No,." The girl's voice was low,
and I knew that she was struggling
with humiliated tears. "I am sorry
this happened, but if you will let
me try I think I can take the stain
out, provided I can take it right
away."
"You mustn't' put hot water on
it!" Mrs. Durkce's voice rose in
horrified protest. "That's silk, you
know."
"I don't need hot water," the girl
replied quietly. "Will you let me
try?"
"I suppose so." The tone was a
more ungracious one than I had
ever heard from my little neigh
bor's lips. But I knew that more
than her childish vanity about her
canning had been wounded by Al
fred's thoughtlessness. She had
been cut to the heart by the thought
that her idolized son preferred
something his sweetheart .had pre
pared for him to the dainties his
mother loved to make for him.
But her inmate courtesy realized
that she must make some kind of
acknowledgement of the girl's con
serve. With feline expertness she
masked her purpose with an attack
upon Alfred.
"It's all your fault, Alf!" she
pouted. "You know how I hate
having things fed to me, and then
you come poking that conserve at
me as if I were a baby getting its
bottle."
As we all laughed, I wondered if
the same thought had flashed into
the minds of Alfred and Leila that
had come into mine, the reflection
that the little woman on the bed
was very like a baby sometimes.
"Andbesides, I just had my sup
per," she went on, "and it would
make me positively ill if I ate any
thing more just now. I am sure the
conserve is very nice" she smiled
patronizingly at Leila in a way that
made me long to shake her "and
tomorrow I shall be glad to try it,
but not now."
Leila had quietly brought another
coverlet to the bed, lifted the pink
silk one into her arms.
"I'll take this down now," she
said, ignoring her prospective
mother-in-law's last little speech.
"Let me carry that," Alfred said
masterfully, taking it from her, and
the two went out of the room, Leila
droopinjj, but Alfred stalking stern
lv along, a rather ludicrous figure,
the pink silk coverlet clutched in
one hand while in the other still re
posed the despised conserve.
"Alfl" Mrs. Durkee sent a wild
shriek after him. "You're trailing
that coverlet all over the floor."
He gathered it up into a crushed
mass without turning his head and
stalked on down the hall.
"I suppose he's mortally olfend
ed." Little Mrs. Durkee jerked her
self pettishly against her pillows.
"Did you hear the lovesick idiot?
'Here's something that beats any
thing I ever tasted before. How's
that for a little southern girl!' And
after the way I've slaved for that
boy all these years. Many's the
night I've sat up until after mid
night canning and preserving things
he liked, and he's the most partial- -lar
boy. too. I know I've spoiled
him, and this is all the thanks I get
for it. Never mind, she'll find out
after shc'S married a while that he
won't be quite so easily pleased. Of "
course, everything she. makes tastes
like candv just now. Oh! I hate:
her!"
And my foolish little patient burst ,
into a Hood of childish, unreasoningl
tears.
(Continued Tomorrow.)
More than half the people of
America ride in Philadelphia-made
street cars.
lighting Fixtures, Burgeas-Gran-
den. Adv.
$5,350
Good, S-room bungalow; oak finish;
strictly motif m: well arranged, with
!nt 41x113; located on Leavenworth
ptrftt, near 3th avenue; south front;
good place.
i
D. V. SHOLES CO.
Doup. 46.
REALTORS.
915-17 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
HOUSES FOR SALE
SOUTH
5-ROOM COTTAGE
17-iS South ;Sth St., oorncr lot 60x1M.
3 block from Past Bldo Hansrom park
cnr. MoriPrn oxeppt hoat. Good hath
room, llvine: room, kltohPn, two bed
rooms, IS.riOO. Kasy ifrms. Webstor
ft Son. T. !! or IT. 32S7.
Miscellaneous.
Omaha, Neb., Muruh Id, 1K0.
Shopeil & Co.,
224 Keelinc Building,
Omaha, Neb.
Gentlemen:
T.nst Thursday inorninfr I '.Uteri mv
limine with ou for Male, nnii it wasn't
two houra later when you had Bale ef
feetec;. Tour romriany surely possess efficient
pnil eonpet-nt salesmen. "Oafs" Is a
milil word for their speedy transactions.
Tours truly,
(Sicnedl A. T, MIl.N'Klt.
estate
rents
anrl iniurr?. ir,i) ivo llhtg. Douglas 63j.
"Heal kstatk and i n v ifsTM rntsT
AMEKIi'AN SECURITY W.
N. - fur. Diih an.l limine. I)our.5"U.
IF Toij want a bargain in a 5 or 6-rooni
house, call Douglas 7172.
UPDIKE
We Specialize in the Careful
Handling of Orders of
Grain and Provisions
for
Future Delivery
in
All Important Markets
We Are Members of
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Minneaoolis Chamber of Commerce
a St. Louis Merchants Exchange
Kansaa City Board of Trade
Sioux City Poard of Trade
Omaha Grain Exchange
BIRKETT & CO. iX""
J. I. Case Plow Works Co.
7 Cumulative First Preferred Stock
Dividtndt Fret From Normal Federal Income Tax
Description ar value, $100. Preferred as to both assets
and dividends. Redeemable in whole, or in
part by lot, at 110 and accumulated dividends. Divi
dends payable quarterly January 1st, April 1st, July
1st and October 1st. Listed on the Chicago Stock
Exchange.
Authorised Outstanding
ranitaliTotmn 7 Cumulative First Pre-
lapuauzauon ferred Stock (par value
$100) , $5,000,000 53,500,000
1 Non-Cumulative Participating Second
Preferred Stock (par value $100) 5,000,000 3,500,000
Common Stock (no par value) 125,000 shares ,
(Vranriinn 'le J ase Works Company has been in
vrgailMauuu COTporated under the laws of Delaware, for the
purpose of bringing under one management and control the
property and business of the Wallls Tractor Company, founded
in 1912, and the J. I. Case Plow Works, whose business was
originally established in 1876.
Hiifnrv Tne business of the J. I. Case Plow Works was oaisii!'r
IllSlury established in 1876, as the Case-Whiting Company, with
Mr. J. I. Case as its first President. It has continuously engaged
in the manufacture of plows, and a line of tillage implements.
The reputation of the "Case Plow" for quality and service, has
given this line a standing and prestige beyond dispute.
The business of the Wallis Tractor Company was organized
in 1912, and since its inception, the Company has engaged exclu
sivelyjin the manufacture of the well known "Wallis" Tractor.
Famine e riet VT0&ts before taxes of the J. I. Case Plow Works
L,al UlUgo fot tj,e two ,.cars arui 0f the Wallis Tractor Company for
the two and one-half years ending June 30, 1919, combined, were
at the average annual rate of $755,737, or over three times the
first preferred stock dividend requirements.
For the present fiscal year, net earnings are estimated in excess
of $1,250,000, or over five times dividend requirements on the
First Preferred Stock.
For the first six months of the present fiscal year, July 1 to
December 31, 1919, shipments show an increase of over 70
and sales an increase of over 150 for the same period last year.
AlSCts Tta' net assets, exclusive of good will, are $7,272,713.02, or
over $200 per share, and net quick assets alone, $4,375,237.50,
or over $125 per share, for the First Preferred Stock. The bal
ance sheet as of June 30, 1919, shows none but capital liabilities
as given above.
Rernmtnpnflafinn At present market price, this stock
Kecommenaauon vields about 7 7S- By reason of the fct
that it is strongly protected by assets and earnings that the
company has back of it a long history of progress and achieve
mentthat it produces essential and high grade products that
the efficiency of its management is proven and furthermore,
that this stock is protected by a strong sinking fund whose oper
ation will not only be of benefit marketwise, but will also con
stantly strengthen the position of the outstanding preferred stock
we recommend this issue for conservative investment. !
Inquiry by mail, telephone or personal call at our offices, is
invited. Orders may be wired from out of town at our expense.
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Price at Market Yields About 7.7 S
A. B. Leach & Co., Inc.
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Investment Securities
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Duluth
105 South La Salle'Street, Chicago
The above tratemenu tre baaed upon information which we consider entirely trustworthy.
W have relied on these statements in purchasing the securities ourselves
We Opera
Omaha, Neb.
Lincoln, Neb.
Hastings, Nrb.
HoidreEe. Neb.
Geneva, Neb.
Offices at
Sioux City, la
Atlantic, la.
Hamburg, la.
TVs Moines, la.
Milwaukee, W is.
Chicago, III.
and all nf these offices arn con
nected with each other by titivate
wires.
We Solicit Your Patronage
THE UPDIKE GRAIN
COMPANY
Grain Exchange Building.
Omaha. Neb,
P. S. Cash Consignments Solicited,
J
Logan & Bryan
315 South Sixteenth Street
Wish to
Announce
The Removal of Their Offices Monday,
March 29, to Room
100 Peters Trust Bldg
(Formerly Bee Building)
17th at Farnam St.
Omaha
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