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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST it, 1920. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. North. F-ROOM modern but ht, , paved itrctt, house needa loinn repairs but la a real b.nraln at 1,60; $200 down, 120 a month. G-room part modern, on paved afreet; rloae to car, on 1'atrlck Avi., $5$ down, Kl monthly. M. PEL'EL CO. ?4ft5 Ames Ave. Colfax '7!?. Modern Bungalow 2716 Ames Ave. B Urge rooms on one floor, oak finish, built-in bookrases nd cupboard, nicely decorated, full size p reused brick base ment. Jarirfl lot. Prtcw $7,350. C. G. CARLBERG, S13 Bran. Thea. DM. ' Phone D. 5S5. Stucco House, 1 Acre j Six rooms: electric Hjrhl; furnace: cement ci-lUr; 60 cherry tree,s; 60 r rapes, apples and plums: double front age, faces Htreet and boulevard; bed re fence. 3414 Nchranka Ave. Price, $6,800, terms on part. P. J. Tebbens Co., 1S Omaha Nat'l nk. Thone D. il5. Good as new, story and hntf deRlirn; tlvlna" room crolnir front, dlnln-r room and convenient kitchen on first floor; 2 'real large nedroms and hath on 2d floor; oak and pine fini'h; all In the flneat of repaid; ei-rcned porch: nice lot; panff all paid; in the bent block, facing Kountie park. I'rlce only 16.600, about I3,5"a caah. It ASP BROS., 8)5 Keellne II Idg. Tyle r Til. Sherman Ave. Bungalow Flva lar? rooms and bath, all on one floor; choice oak finish; an addi tional room fininhed off In attic; double ffetrajtc: good lot; half block to car. Price "$5. 20ft. Some terms. OSBORNK KEALTV CO.. 430Peter Trust Bldg. Tyler 49S. JUST completed, S-room atucco exterior, oak finish on llvlnc rooms and bed rooma. Sightly location, AVest of Mil ler park. Clone to car. I,ot 4xl !2. large ahade trees, some fruit. There Is no profit In the price. 16,11(10. See It. 6337 North llst Ave. Owner next door. ( ROOMS, atrlctly modern biincalow. 2sth! Fowler. Choice neighborhood, 15,250; $1,600 .rash. ' 5-ROO.M Mlnne I.usft bungalow. Brand new. Price J7.300; J2.000 cash. C. I. HUTCHINSON CO., Call Mr. Franklin. Wehst-r 3452. NORTH KIPE, SEVEN ROOMS, ONE BLOCK FROM CAR LINE. Modern house except heat; lot 60xl?l, with shado trees; newly painted; $3.1,00; 1 .000 cash, balance terms. Call owner, Douglna 5814. 2320 South l!lliSl. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN 7-room: quarter-awed oak floors; 2 lot. Karate, best buy In city; $500 re oulred. Ames car line. 5730 No. Hfith Ave, Immediate possession, I uk. 2048. Omaha Real Estate nnd Tnvestmenta. JOHN T. BOHAN, 821 Paxton Hlk. Phone Tyler 4880. iiSVf oak finished home, J-rooms, sun room, tile hath, double garage, fire place, etc., 113,500. Terms. T)g. 1734 days. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Beautiful 7-room, all modem home; t garages: on paved street. 2447 Plnk ney St. Call Webster 1128 or Dg. 826. WEST FARNAM. $8.500 At 316N'o. Sltth Ave: brick ami stucco, with 2 baths. Quick possession. I). C. Patterson. Doug. S947. A FEW homes and lots for sale In Park- wood addition; a safe place for Invest ment. Norrla & Norrls. Pouglaa J2?0. 3208SEWAKI) ST. $500 makes the "first pavment on this part modern house. Crelgh. 50S Bee Hldg. Toug, 200. MINKB I.. USA homes and lots offer the best opportunity to Invest your money i none j ytvr im, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 7 rooms, 373" No. 36th Ave. $500 required. I)g. 2048. " South. Own Your Own Home Just Completed 8067 So. 324 St. 5 rooms, two stories, j oak finish' on first floor, natural pine and whllo enamel on second : hullt-ln buffet, cupboard, etc. Price $7,600. I 05- So. 32d St. S rooms, sleeping . loonn on second floor, oak, natural pine find white enamel finish, nicely aeco rted. Prlre $7,500. 3084 So. 2d St. 5 rooms and sun par lor, nicely finished with bullt-ln buffet, boc-nse, etc. Price $7,850. 3x83 So. 32d St. 6 rooms, all on one floor; plastered attic; oak finish; built in features. Price $8,350. These houses are all frame and stucco extt'rlor finish, located In a home-own ing community; paved streets; one block to Hansom Park car line. Open today for Inspection from 3 to 5. C. G. CARLBERG, 312 Brandels Thea. Bldg. r REAL HOME and Income Owner aviiie town and nvist ill this fine new stucco bungalow of 8 rooms; oal floors and wood work, special buPi-in buffet, book cases, writing desk and kitchen cupboards; extra special lighting W( f ca system and fixtures; line pii'mo Ing. Five-room bungalow with garage In rear which will rent for $27.50 per month. Fine garden. See this today sure; 2122 So 3&th Ave. Price $9,900. Advise with Tts about terms. Payne & Carnaby Co., REALTORS. r.l Omaha Nat1' Wdg. Dour. 1016. , A NEW BUNGALOW, $4,250 A remarkably cheap price for any five-room, thoroughly modern bunafalow, don't you think? We positively know that this hous ' V would cost $7."0.00 more to build today than the present price, of house and lot. It has never been occunied. Is modern in every re . spect. Finished in hard wood and only two blocks from 13th street "" car line. Terms. $1,000 cash, bal ance monthly. v The Byron Reed Co., Doug. 297. 1612 Farnam. South 32d Avenue Home Elfrht rooms and bath, strictly mod ern, choice east front 60x120; garage. Price $8,000. OSBORNE RF.ALTY CO.. 430 Peters Trust Bldg. TJlerJM. BARGAIN $2,800. , Priced for. quick sale, 5-room house; lot 50x150; barn, suitable for garage; fruit and ahade trees. See owner to property, 21 (rv Dorcas St., evenings or Sunday. Terms to right party. BARGAIN. -Frame building, 16 rooms, arranged vfor t apartments; Income $175 per mo.; $8,500; $4,000 cash, mortgage on balance. Estate must be sold at once. D. C. Al- uncn. ii? FOR SAI.F Into. Prl FORmALE drlch. 115 South 29th St. r,E 4-room house. 1915 SoiTn Price $808. Tyler 1780. ILE 4-room house. H. 5781. Miscellaneous. Block from Farnam St. $12,500 East of 36th Street East of the Blackstone hotel we have an eight room home for im mediate possession. Regulation living room arrangement with ex tra large sun room, dining room and kitchen on the first floor, fin ished in quarter sawed oak; fire place. Four latge bedrooms and dandy sleeping porch on the sec ond floor; large attic. Modern plumbing, full basement with ex tra toilet, Ruud heater, furnace heat; good garage. Nonresident is very anxious to make quick sale. Camake terms. GLOVER & SPAIN, REALTORS. Douglas 2850. 918-20 City National ONLY $500 CASH Beautiful bungalow home. Five dandy rooms and bath. Oak floors and finish, raving all paid. Pos session at once. K'Jl Wa'nut 5373 or Douglas 7412. Ask for M, Grant . REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. Miscellacnoui. MINNE LUSA Elegant 6-rooni bungalow, on a large 64-foot south front lot. Has all the latest built-in features. Fireplace, tile bath, bookcases, buffet, dandy sun room. $7,650. A beautiful 7-room home. High and sightly. This home must be seen to be appreciated. Every convenience you can think of. New. Fine garage apd drive. SOUTH SIDE On Spring St., near 16th. A good S-room house. Modern ex cept heat. $2,500. Near Hansconi park. A seven room all modern home. Close to car and park. $4,750; $1,000 cash. FLORENCE A fine. modern home of 7 large rooms. Hot water heat. Large east front lot, 66x142. Plenty of shade and fruit. One block to car. $6,300; $1,500 cash.. 1 Five acres. Part orchard. Bal ance alfalfa. A fine 6-rooir, house. Modern. Chicken houses, barn and garage. Here is another. The Mandy Lec poultry farm. Fire acres. All kinds of improvements, in cluding a dandy 5-room home. An ideal investment. Sundays call Jos. Langfellner, Colfax 2832. or E. A. Hoi&ington, Colfax 3472. CHARLES W. MARTIN k COMPANY, REALTORS. 742 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Tyler 187. BUILT FOR A HOME Six rooms, strictly modern. This beautiful 6-room bungalow, just 4 yeaVs old, may be bought on terms. Two full lots with a hedge fence. Paved street. Dandy loca tion. Shown only by appointment. Phone JHarney 3556 Sundays. SEE THIS 5-ROOM Bungalow Monday. New and all modern, well located; will sell for $500 down, balance monthly. Call Douglas 7412 Monday. Ask for Mr. Cole. DODGE ST., $15,000 EAST OF 35TH Large home situated on corner lot; consists of eleven rooms, in eluding six bedrooms; grounds large and beautiful; oak finish; billiard room on the 3d floor; gar age; too large for present owner; can give early possession. Rea sonable terms. GLOVER & SPAIN, REALTORS, Douglas 2850. 918-20 City National. 0-N-A-H-O-M-E Attractive Brick Home In Hapny Ho!low. 8 rooms, 2 stories and attic, va?uurr vapor heat; 2-car garage, east front corner lot, A0xt50 ft. This hornr must be seen to be appre ciated. Will make an attractive ;rlce to party who in interested. Permit i to show you this home, as we know of nothing" b-tter for the money in the Happy Hollow: district, Dundee Home $9,500 You can move right in this house. 7-oom stucco, living room, dining room, si:n room, kithrn extra lavatory and toilet, flrt flour; 3 bedrooms. hath, sleeping porch, icond floor; oak finish and floors, hot whter heat, 2-car garage, south front lot. 80x135 ft. Near Olst and Cuming streets; reasonable terms; key at offlte. IDnririPP Rnntrnlnvv 5R7 SftO 6 rooms mntirn nearly new, beamed ceilings in living room and dining room; oak flntsn and floors throughout. A neat, attra tive. well built home suitable for a malt family. Must be seen to b- aDpreclatel. Quick possession. Reason able terms. 6-Room Modern Home No. 7924 North SPth St.; nearly new: living room, dining room, kitchen, first floor; 3 bedrooms, bath, second floor; full cemcted basement, furnace heat, 2-car garage, east front corner lot, 00x132 ft. on paved atreet In Florence. Price, $7,500. part cash, balance monthly like rent. Owner on premises glad to shf.W. 5-R. Bungalow, 1-Acre Lot Northwest corner 24th and Read St.. ' adjoining Minn l.usa addition on north; ky at office, immediate possession; bungalow built ahout 6 years, strictly modern. 2-car garage, chicken house, fine shad trees; close to fine new homes paved street to front entrance, cement driveway. Price, $S,0fl0: easy terms; homes of this kind difficult to secure. Do not let this opportunity pasa vitnout investigating at once. A city home with country advantages. See us at once If Interested Desirable Happy Hollow Lot Cheap . S.fino b-.iys tir quick sale a lot ft. In width, located between 52d and Hap py Hollow boi'ifvsrd. on paved street, opposite fine nw homes. Only $40 per front' ft. w'th ;.v!nff paid In full, worth $?( a front ft. Where can you beat It? Quick action ncessary In order to buy at this price. Choice Building Lots We hav- a ritslrable list of lots lo cated In Dundee and Happy Hollow dis tricts whe. all public Improvement tr Installed and paid for ezdept paving in stflllments not delinquent. Now Is the time to select your lot and start to ward nwnli g your own home. It is costing mre t prepare new additions thfn ever before, and lots surrounded by fine ni w nnm"i In reatricted residence districts, yher th pioneering period is over, will prov a good investment. If Interested n trie locality, it will pay H you to haw us snow you our list of lota before you dec'oo to buy. Sundav (all Mr. Fowler -'Colfax 4259, Mr. McOnnsld, Walnut 170 or Mr. Y'Vjng. H''v 8051. FOWLER & M'DONALD REALTORS. 1120 City N-.t'l Bk Bldt. Douglas Hi6. Close-in Homes VOR ROOMING HOl'SFS. We have two ten-room housea. , . modern and quite close. In, that would maka 1o)eal rooming house propositions, and for this purpose could ahow a fine Income. Both of these have large lota and both are well located. One with gar age is worth $6,500, and one with out Is worth $6,000. AThout $3.0011 will handle either. These are en eeprtonally good buya for anyone. BEDFORD-TOHNSTON CO., ' REALTORS. 7 AVeadlBlda-. Dougra 1734. PAI'TIFri l.Y fl ihed " "-room hVuse; hot wi'er heat, "tijrgain, $7,000. Doug las if' REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. Miscellaneous. SHOLES SPECIALS FACTORY BUSINESS ' BUILDING Exceptionally well built. two-story ar.d basement building, heavy con struction, reinforced concrete, fireproof, 43x110 feet with lot 60x127; well o cnted In god business section, near 24th and fuming: exceptionally fine bull-llnn foi manufrcturtrg purposes not rouulr in' trackage, c'un be bought at a bar gain. TRACKAGE PROPEIvTY 1.000 square feet of fine trackage, lOlli and Capitol, 6 feet frontace on track and 120 feet frontage on 10th St. INVESTMENT One of the best speculative buys on ?1th street, bet wen iodge and Leaven worth streets: fine corner 8A0 fet square. Bound to go up In value. Can be hnught at once at exceptionally rea sonable price. D. V. SHOLES CO., REALTORS. 915-1? City :at'l Bk. Bldg. Doug. 46 6-Room Modern House $4,500 This has 3 rooms on 1st floor and 1 bedrooms and hath on 2d. has good fur nac, on paved street This Is within walking distance, a real buy. Located nar I2d and Webster. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnain St. Doug. 664. Cuose In Bungalow Five-room strictly modern bungalow, all on one floor, located In the pretty Montcallr addition; garage: only a lit tle over a block to the Harney car. Price $6,000. $1,000 cash down, bal like rent. OSBORNE REALTY CO 420 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 496. FIVE ROOMS - 5 rooms on Seward St.. just north of Tmis Park, H block from Harney car line; snuth front; 14,500; modern except heat: M.TflO ensh. hfl'nnr nn -av terms. C. G. CARLBERG, REALTOR. .112 Bran. Then. Bldg. Phone D. 686. $500 CASH We can nffT for your section 5 and fi.rom houses, moxiern and partly mod ern, various narii of cltv. fall today. HK NT AM IN FRANK KNBERO. S.'4 Be mde:. Sun. D. 6471. Doug. 722. 7-R. -MOni Hot water heat, just off car line, Dundee vacant, It-R. Mod. Oak finish, bargain, $6,600. 5-R. Mod. Oak finish. $3,500. Onod terms on these and others. CON BOr. D. 341, Har. 4!9i. Col. 6144. """"possession si;pt. sth. flood R-room cottage; modern except lint: 1"t noinlcd: eltirt"c Ht-htn; itettr lth and Miami. Price ooy $2,500, about f7f'" cesh. RASP 1SUOS., 12 Keellne Hldg. Tvtor 721. birketV & co., sj and Insures. 250 Bee Bldg. Douglas 633. BATiGAIN 4-room house, 2 lola n-:;ir Windsor nchool. $r,,000. Douglas 4641. COMMERCIAL GUIDE. Attorneys. FISHER, H.. 1418 First Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 1X6. Attorney and counsellor at law. Packers. CtTDAHY PACKINO CO. South 2240. Snuth Omaha. Doctors. CAMPBELL. DR. S. M., Physician ana Surgeon. 104 Farnam St. Douglaa 1220. Banks. AMERICAN STATE BANK. ISth and Far nam. Wead Block. Phone Tyler 80. Mirrors and ResilverinR. OMAHA MIRROR AND ART GLASS CO Douglas !625. 1614 Cuming St. . - Patent Attorneys. PATENTS procured, bought and sold. In tern'f Patent Co.. f,$3 Brandels. D. 6811. g Ice Machines. BAKER ICE MACHINE CO. 19th and Nicholas. J. L. Baker. Pres. Automobiles. MTAFFREY MOTOR CO., 10th and How ard. Doug. 3500. Ford cars and re palrs. Authorized agenta for Ford cars. Tank Manufacturers. NEBRASKA IOWA STEEL TANK CO., 1301 Willis Ave. Webster 278. Auto Repairs. AMERICAN MACHINE WORKS. 110 S. 11th St Douglaa 4881. Patentn de veloped. Models, tools and dies made. Baggage and Transfer. OMAHA TRANSFER COMPANY THE ONLT WAT." Telephone Doug. 29.1. 14th and Jackson. Dry Goods. BYRNE & HAMMER DRY GOODS CO.. 9th and Hotfard Sts. Douglas 206. Cloaks, suits, ladles' and men's furnish ings, srf goods, millinery and draperies: aii kind s of faey and gta pie Dry Goods. Boiler Manufacturers. DLAKK. WILLIAMS MOUNT CO., 23d and Hickory. D. 1043. Mfri. of hollers, tanks, smokestacks, ony-acetyleneweld. Butter (Wholesale). ALFALFA BUTTER CO.. 120-24 N. 11th St. Doug. "903. W. W. Richardson, Pres. Cement Products. OMAHA CONCRETE STONE COMPANY. 28th Ave. and Sahler St. Colfax S8 1 r HUNGARY NEXJ OBJECTIVE OF THE BOLSHEVIKI Statesmen of Country Fearful of Consequences if Reds" Succeed in Crushing Poland. Budapest, AiiffO. Hungary's statesmen are fearful of the conse quences if the bolshcviki crush I'o land. Admiral Nicholas Horthy, re gent of "Hungary, wnen seen at his palate office by the Associated Tress correspondent, said on that subject: "Should I'oland collapse Europe would have to face a serious crisis, since all international order and standing power of central Europe has been shaken by the breakdown after five years of war and by the crushing peace treaty in addition to other evils in the wake of war. The treaties dictated by the allies were unable to create order and tran quillity, on the contrary all our evils grew more acute and all painful problems on the way of solution more or less in the past, face us grimly like as many sphinxes. Cen tral Europe is a volcano after the eruption, still covered with smoke, and we cannot see any reassuring sign as yet to avert dangers lurk ing in the future above Europe. Propaganda Determental. "I am informed about the prepa rations of the bolshevists. These preparations are not of a recent date and it is not exclusively Hun gary they are related to. Bolshe vistic propaganda is an enemy of all countries not accepting the prin ciples of the third iuternationale, trying to spread its doctrines in the United States and Canada just as well as in Hungary. ., The most dangerous means of all bolshevistic offensives is just the propaganda and from that view point there was not a single mo ment's cessation in the bolshevistic offensive against Hungary. On the contrary it maintains a feverish ac tivity against us by the means of the Hungarian communistic fugitives in COMMERCIAL GUIDE. Cash Registers. MORRIL CASH AND CREDIT REOIS TKR CO.. 219-211 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 4403. E. W. Hart, Pres. Electrolysis. SUPERFLUOUS hair removed by electric ity, needle work guaranteed. Miss Allen der, 408 Parker BIk. Engineers, Consulting & Supervising ANDERSON & BENNETT, 424 Bee Bldg. Douglaa 1430. Heating, ventilating and power plants. Knglneera and draftsmen. Foundries (Iron and Brass.) PAXTON-MITCHELCO.. 2614 Martha at Harney 1661. Machine, gray Iron, bhass. bronze and aluminum castings. ' OLSEN & SCHLINGER, 1407 Jackson. D. 74P1. Brass, bronze and aluminum cast ings. Paints, Oils and Glass. BARKER BROS. PAINT CO. 4750. 1609 4 Fanram St. Douglas Live Stock Commission. ROSENSTOCK BROS.. 126 Exchange Bldg.. Omaha. 6tockers and feeders our specialty. I Hardware. PETERSON & MICHELSON HARDWARE CO., 4916-18 S. 24th St., South Side. Phone South 171. FORD TRANSFER CO., 817 Douglaa St. Tyler 3. "Always at your service." Printers' Supplies. BARNHART BROS. & SPINDLER, 1114 Howard St. Douglaa 1076. Printers' supplies. OMAHA PRINTING CO., 13th and Far nam. Douglas 346. Printing, stationery and office furniture. DOUGLAS PRINTING CO., 109-11 N. 18th Douglas 644. Fine commercial printing. EDDY PRINTING CO., 212 South 13th. Douglaa 8647. Fine commercial printing. Electrical Goods. LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS. 318 S. 12th. Douglas 2176. Largest elee trlcal repair works and contracting com- pany in the middle west. . Undertakers. HULSE & RIEPEN. 701 S. 16th. D. 1226. Undertakera and embalmera. Personal attention given to all calls and funerals. HEAFEY & HEAFEY, 2511 Farnam. Har ney 265. Undertakers and embalmers. OROXBY, Willis C. Webster 47. 2018 Wirt. Phone Stationery and Supplies. OMAHA STATIONERY CO., THE. 307 309 S. Seventeenth. Douglas 805. Office. typewriter, architects' and engineers' supplies Loose-leaf devices. Council Bluffs Directory. Coal and Ice. Phone 28H0. Citfrers to hat and cold. SLIP the gears of the National Sextet in high. Creep with traffic, spurt at officer's signal or race over the open road. At two miles an hour or sixty, the power that carries you so smoothly forward comes from an overhead-valve engine of advanced design, flexible as a riding master's whip, staunch as the finest materials and workmanship can produce, and built com plete in the National shops. . Touring Car, $3,750 Phaeton, $3,750 Roadster, $3,750 Cot:, $4J00 Sedan, $4,950 F. O. B. Indianapolis f OMAHA MOTOR CO. J. C. HELBERT, General Manager H. A. POOCH, M.n..er 2429 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Twentieth Successful Year Vienna aided with Russian money. It is a pity that in many western countries people do not realize the dai.gers and the means of the bol shevist propaganda. Depend On Neighbors. "The relation of Hungary to her neighbors depends solely upon how our neighbors wish to establish it toward us. It is in their interest that the treaty has been forced on us by the allies so that is their duty to start better relations. Although "it is much easier for them to do that, un happily they show very few signs of their intentions to that effect up to the present. They continue their intolerable attitude toward Hungary, living on territories severed from Hungary. "Day by day for 18 months our people have been fleeing from the occupied territories and our rail road terminals are not large enough to shelter the railroad cars they arc living in. These persecuted families of course, arc strong advocates of an irredentist propaganda. If our neighbors have a really serious in tention to improve general sentiment toward us, they have to make it possible, first of all, for those fellow countrymen of ours to return home. , Must Stop Persecutions. "They have to stop persecutions so that even on that most unfor tunate spot of Europe there should be open for everybody a chance to make a living compatible with hu man dignity. It would be of a first rate importance to have effected that inyfrovement in public sentiment, as a preliminary condition to the re sumption of economic connections. "The misery of the people of these territories of 4he former Aus-tro-Hungarian monarchy, a compact economical territory in the past, is due mainly to the fact that all the neutral, economic ties are cut and they are being forced into the rrrOst, unnatural connections. We quote as' an instance the salt supply of the country, which commodity couW-li I l-Muiuicu iiuiii inc mines a lew kiiu meters distant from the present boundary line in Marmaros. In spite of all that we are obliged to supply our needs in salt from Germany. That unnatural order of things in creases enormously the cost of living and paralyzes all production." Chicago Live Stock Men Ignore Meredith Order Chicago, Aug. 21. Live stock commission men at the Union Stock Yards are ignoring the recent order of Edwin T Meredith, secretary of agriculture, to suspend the collec tion of certain, charges put into ef fect August 2. The commission men are holding conferences with attor neys, as a result of which an in junction suit against the secretary of agriculture, restraining him from putting his order into effect may be filed. Bee Want Ads Bring Results. Registration Office to Remain Open Hour Longer The election commissioner's Of fice in the court house will be open until 6 p. m., an hour later than usual, from next Monday to Satur day, inclusive, for the accommoda tion of women workers who wish to register for the special election which will be held on September 21, when 41 proposed state constitution al amendments will be submitted. A nonpartisan committee of women, with headquarters in the rooms of the republican county cen-' tral committee, 310 South Nineteenth street, has been making an intensive drive to obtain a full registration of women. Special registration days will be held for the convenience of South THE ALL iLh W00 F.O.B. fclij Light Weight Speed Durability W. R. Nichols Motor Co. DISTRIBUTORS 2420 Farnam Street. V Side residents, Monday r.nd Tuesday, August .50 and 31, in the South Side city hall. Investments $14,500 Four stores and two flats renting for $1,740.00 per year. About 70 feet front age on 24th SVreet. Full depth. $25,000 Three stores, three fiats and a two-story duplex house, all brick buildings. Good corner on 24th Street. Rental over $3,000 nor year nnd increasing as old leases expire. Good terms. $40,000 Ten St. Louis flats onlv a few blocks from the heart of town. Frontage of 140 feet on a (rood street where values are increasing. Each flat contains 4 rooms and bath and has its separate E heating plnnt. operated bv tenant. $15,000 cash will handle and on the cash in vested vou will pet a return of about Wr. $25,000 Buys fine modern, well located apartment house containing two -Ji-room and four 4-room aartmerits Rentals a little over $4,000 per year. No trades. Ask us for particulars. Trackage Nearly 40.00 so. ft. very close in, with tracks on two sides. "V onderfully located with unusually good access over paved streets. No 'racks to cross. Perfectly level haul. Several thou and dollars' worth of im provements, including office building of good size and p one-story warehouse. Of 'red, land and 'buildings, at little more than one dollar oer square foot. Must be sold. Here'sva chance to make a big profit in a short time. Lot facing Nicholas Street viaduct for $10,000. Ad joining lot priced at.$15,000 Corner, 100x182, on 14th Street, just south of Bur lington tracks. $10,500.00 This is very close in. Walsh -Elmer Company REALTORS , Tyler 1536 333 Securitiea Bldg. CO Plumbing and Heating Engineers The Shop That Clvea You Service Henningson PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Douglaa 1431. 324 So. 19th St. PURPOSE CAR EZEf Li P N OMAHA OMAHA, NEB I Widow of Chemical I r"i tir'ii r Man riles win ror Fortune of Husband Containing less than 50 words, leaving his entire estate of $75,000 to his widow, Glendola Eckman, to whom he was married less than a month before his death, the alleged deathbed will of E. M. Eckman, late head of the Eckman Chemical com pany of Omaha, who died in Mead ville, Minn., August 5, was filed for probate late Friday afternoon. The will was signed at Meadville August 5 and witnessed by Eliza beth Vocum, Hugh C. Arlcy and R. K. Downs. " It i4, believed Mrs. Blanche Henry and Mrs. Mabel Hannon, both of Omaha, daughters of the dead man, will contest the will on the claim there was a prenuptial agreement whereby Mrs. Eckman was to re ceive $1,000 a year for five years nfter the death of her husband, in lieu of all other claims. Marine Memorial Fund To Travel Around World Washington, Aug. 21. A contri bution from Secretary Daniels start ed on its way around the world in a These propertiei are the quality material expert wornmaninip rineii construction and close supervision and the fin !' ished home shows the result of this attention to the smallest detail. LOCATION They are located on 50th avenue and 50th street from Farnam south close to school, street car and within easy access of the heart of town. :! 307 South 50th Ave. "Dutch Colonial" Six ' rooms, finished in natural light oak and Ivory Enamel large porch wide walks i beautiful lawn will make ;! a fine home. i 318 South 50th St. Cathedral oak and Ivory Enamel finish vestibule and all the latest conveni- ! ences in modern home con struction. These are ideal family "HOMES." "MODEL HOME" ' furnished by On-hard & Wilhelm 310 SO.- 50TH ST. Ofen Daily From 2 to 8 P. M. HI r u i l n? : i v, -vi mA 310 SO.- 50TH ST. gj ll Open Daily From jW' ?""" Vyvv- ONE ACRE -$1,200.00 Oh Dodge Road $120.00 Cash $12.00 Monthly Located just nine blocks west of Fairacres, right on the Dodge Road, in a highly restricted district and directly in line with Omaha's best residential development. Gooti well located acreage in West Dodge District is very hard to find. This tract is, an ideal home site and a speculative investment combined. One hundred thousand of dollars have been made in real estate investments in this district. Cost of newspaper space prohibits reciting them all, but let this be Your Example: ' In 1914 the tract directly south of Dodge Street from 49th to 52nd streets was a pasture. In 1915 this tract was graded and platted into lots. The average price of lots in this addition, when originally offered in 1915, was $1,500.00. Just a few days ago the southeast corner of 50th Avenue and Dodge Street resold for 5,000. This is your opportunity, don't pass it by. The Byron Reed Company Home and mm 3331 Harney $12,000 This splendid home consists of reception hall, very larce livinc; room and dininjr room; splendid oak fjoors and finish. Convenient kitchen. Upstairs there are four good bedrooms and larjre sleeping porch. White enamel finish. Splendid full cement basement; ex cellent laundry facilities; good "hot water heating plant. Brick foundation. Everybody that has bouprht on Harney street has made money. Values are constantly increasing. Buy this comfortable home and pet in on the profit that is sure to. come. For further particulars call Mr. Nelson, Harney 6870, or Mr. Ormsby, Harney 39-37. HASTINGS & HEYDEM 1G14 Harney j'.rsct ' Phone Tyler 50 collection 1 ox which will be sent to every marine ftps post and station to raise a nini tor the erection of memorial tibhi m the BcllciiU wo ni military i-nu: cry, France, to thi ma-ines w.io ! st their lives in that harle. The f'.i-d is being raised ! th? Bcllca't '-od chapter, American Lc.jion, compiiMil' of 308 women. Commission Asked To Reduce Coai Price To Government Ships Washington, Aug. 21. Aid of th Interstate Commerce commission tc. obtain bunker coal for government merchant craft at reasonable prices was sought by Chairman Benson oi the shipping board, who conferred with Chairman Clark and Commis sioners Aitchison and Potter. The government is now iVayi" from $18 to $.'0 a ton at Atlantic and gulf ports which Admiral Ben son said was "outrageous." Assign, ment of cars to carry coal for tlif ships would enable the board to cut its coal bill at least 50 per cent, he added. Figuring coal at the mines at $4 a ton and adding $2.20 a ton for transportation and dumping charges, Chairman Benson said "somebody must be getting the difference." Dundee's Newest Homes re.ult of careful planning KLAL tMAlL INVESTMENTS 509 KEELINE BLDG. Phone Douglas 8102. Speculation
