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X THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 17, 1920. .11 A ( f J, COMMERCIAL GUIDE. Packers. Cl'l'AIIY FACK IN CO. South iUO. South Omaha. Doctors. CAM rllKLL, UK. 8. M. I'hy.lri.n ant I. IOUKlS Ui'O. fcuiK"n, im Hsrnsm Banks. AMIOUICA.M STATU HANK, 18th and Fat nam. n'LBlo,'k: Phons Tylsr 10. $500 DOWN, BALANCE LIKE RENTCOME OUT TODAY It will certainly pay you to take the time this afternoon to look at this brand new five room bunpalow. Nice large front porch with woriderful view; lots of trees in evry di rection. House has 1 good sized living room and nice dining room with combination colonnade and bookcases be tween the two rooms, oak floors and finish. .These two rooms are beautifully deco rated with high grade paper. The kitchen of this houst is quite 'unusual, plenty of light and a large and very attrac tive built-in kitchen cabinet extending along , one whole side of the kitchen, contain ing two large china cabinets with glass doors, six big draw ers and also a large tin and pan closet. ' There are two good sized bed rooms and o dandy bathroom with a medi cine cabinet and all the plumb ing is the very best. This house has a fine basement un der the entire house, with ce ment floor, coal bin, floor drain, hot and cold water con nections and the furnace is a high-grade guaranteed Milton - Rogers furnace. There is also a splendid attic to this house reached by a nice stairway and there is room to finish off one or two extra rooms. All in all this is one of the nicest . bungalows that has been built this season. It is complete in every detail with window shades for every window and full sized screens for every window. You owe it to your self to come out this after noon and look it over. Take a Harney car to 33d . and Parker and walk a block and a half north. House number is 3377 Grant Street. Vacant, new 'and ready to move in. $500 down and balance like rent will handle this deal. Some one to show you through this afternoon be tween 1 and 5. New Home in Dry Goods. vnB A "AmiEHt)Kt)OTU3CT ih and Howard Sis. Douuln. Jin dusks, suits, ladlm" and nwn'i furnish. Ing, srt oo(1. nillllnary and dranerlns: nil Mnd of fnncv and s'splsi rv Ooodi ml m J U uu Hlifp .... No. 25 16 Vane Street. v - Open for inspection Sunday. 5 rooms and tiled bath, -first floor; 3 bed rooms, 2d; oak and white enamel finish; 2-car prarage; 60-ft. lot. Price reduced from $11,500 to $10,600 for immediate sale. Terms, $2,000 cash, balance monthly like rent. Exceptional valuej Phone Colfax 4259; Walnut 170 or Harney 5051, Sunday. FOWLER & McDONALL REALTORS ' ' Douglas 1426. In 100 piece 100 piece Cups and Cut Glass Table Oil I S a ' ' ,-r 24th COMMERCIAL GUIDE. Mirrors and Resilvcrlng. OMAHA Ml II HUH AND ART GLASS CO. f'QUKlaa ti. 1814 Cuming St. Ice Machines. - BAKKH ICE MACHINkTcO. and Wlchnlaa. J. U Bakor. Pres. Automobiles. U CAFKRKT MOTOR CO., 10th and HowJ ard. Dout. 5100. Ford rara and r rlrs. Authorised sirrnls for Ford car. Tank Manufacturers. NKRKAStfX & IOWA 8TKKI. TANK CO., 1:101 Wlllla Ava. Webater J7I. Auto Repairs. AMKKICAN MACHINE WORKS, 11 8. 11th Su Douglas 48l. Patanta vi-lopod. Models, tooa and diss mada. Baggage and Transfer OMAHA TRANSFER COMPANY "THE ONLY WAT." Talaphona Pnua;. S95. Hth and Jackaon. Boiler Manufacturers. UIcAKK, WILLIAMS MOUNT CO., 3d and Hickory. D. 1043, Mtra. of boilers, .. tanks, smokestacks, oxy.scetylsns weld. Butter (Wholesale). ALFALFA BUTTER" CO., 130-24 N. 11th St. loug. 9as. W. W. Richardson. Pres. Cement Products. OMAHA CONCRETE STONE COMPANY Sitth Ave. and 8nh!er St. Colfax ft. Cash Registers. MORRIL CASH AND CREDIT REGIS TER Co,. n-211 City Nat'I Bank hlOg. Pout. 4403. B. W. Hart. Pres. . Electrolysis. SUPERFLUOUS! balr removed by electric ity, needle work Kuaranteed. Mlaa Allan- 'It, tin Parker Hlk. Engineers, Consulting & Supervising ANDERSON & BKNNBTT. 434 Bee Bid.. Douglss 1430. HeatlnK, ventilating and power planta. Engineers and draftamen. Brick Colonial Residence v - East front, Duftdee ; Cen tral Hall ; ' Jiving room with fireplace -across south end of house; many built-in features in kitchen; large bedroom across entire house; two other good sized bed rooms; built-in iiath and bathroom tiled ; large attic and complete base ment "with lavatory;, laundry tubs, fruit cellar, coal bin, etc. . A fine brick home, new, completely decorat ed ; attractive light fix tures installed and of fered for -$13,500; one third cash.' ' The best bargain we know of today. SHULER & CARY, REALTORS, v 2d Floor Keeline Bldg. Phone Douglas 5074. Minne Lusa J?! ' - 1120 City National Bank Bldg. Our ChinaDepartment For Monday set beautiful decorated china. . .$32.50 set of Dinnerware .$49.95 saucers,' different designs. . . .10c each Sugars and Creamers. . per set 79c Cloth, per yard 65c 16 qt. Dish Pans, each ".$i;00 Big line of assorted Royal Enamel Ware guaranteed ' consisting bf Sauce Pans, Boiling Kettles, etc., prices ranging from 15c to 69c Large, siie Salad Bowls? $1.25 value, on sale -49c i Berry Sets, dozenlifferent patterns, per set $2.50 f- 350 Ticture Frames, all sizes, $1.98 values, on sale . . . 98c Latest Emerson Records, each $1.00 Hand painted Sugar and Creamers, large size, per set. $1.98 Lunch Kits, including Thermos Bottles, just the thing to carry your lunch, per set $4.50 26 piece Community Silverware with -chest, 10 yr. guarantee, regularly sold for $20, on sale, special at". . . $13.50 Excellent quality Pie Knives, regular $1.00 volues, on sale, special.-. . . . 25c o) HI Li F DEPARTMENT STORE and & Sts. South Omaha COMMERCIAL GUIDE. Electrical Goods. LK BHON KLKCTHICA L WORKS. IIS S. 12th, Dougls 3176. Lara-eat alea trlcal repair works and contracting; com pany in tne middle west. Paints, Oils and Glass. BARKER BROS. PAINT CO, T0. 1801 , Fanram 8L Douglaa South Side Brevities The Homeatead Pleasure club met Fri day at the hnma ot Mr a. K. L. Wlnacuup In Kaaex addition. A hnrveat home supper will he aerved at the South Side Christian church the eve ning of October 38, Mrs. Lloyd Corbett haa returned to her homa at Ralaton attar a visit at two weeks wtlh he parents at Ravenna, Neb. Mra. Juatua Anderson of Boone, la., and Miss Maria Johnaon of Chlrui;o are visit Inn at the Jinme ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood of Ralston. Loat A gold watch be'wnen 30th ant Harrison and St. Agi-.fs church iM an1 CJ streets, finder plena call So. 4iJ7 aid recclva reward. Adv. Haaei Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mra. W. J. Rlckard, 4423 South Tweenty thlrd street, underwent a surgical opera tion at St. Joseph hospital Friday, The Woman's Koine Missionary socjetv of Orace M. E. church will be enter tained at the home of Mra. F. F. Lee, I3U South Twenty-fourth street, Thurs day. Th Woman's Aid society of Clifton Hill Presbyterian church will hold a rum mngra sale Friday morning at 2723 Q street, opposite tha Armour packing pli.nt. The meeting of tha Pioneer Historical society, scheduled for last Friday, will be htM at the South Side library hall next Friday, when electlou of osTtcera will take place. , "Jesus and Human Society" la the sub ject for the morning seMnon at St. Marks Episcopal church. In the evening Rev. C Edwin Hrown, pastor, will preach on the subject, "Jesus and Sin." Tha Oymnaatlo Sokol soilety will hold a bazar In its hall, South Twenty-first and U streets, for eight days, beginning Oc tober 23. The baiar Is given for the pur pose of raising funds to pay oft a debt on the hall. After a visit of a month at Casper, Wyo., Philip Buckner has returned to his homo at Forty-ninth and W streets. Thomas Lucss, a former pioneer rail roader of the South Side, arrived from Arliona last week and la vlaltlnc In Homestead. r The pastor of St. Lukes Lutheran church is beginning a series of Sunday evening sermons on "Biblical Charctera From Genesis." This Sunday evening the theme will be "Eve and the Temptation." The Sunday morning theme will be "The Quest Without a Wedding Oarment. In stallation of the newly elected church of ficers will take place in the evening. The Lithuanian citizens of South Oma ha will hwld a mass meeting Thursday evening at New Settlers' hall. Thirty sixth and V streets, for the purpose of protesting against the activities ot tha Polish armies in Eurone Action will also be taken asking representatives of the United States government to assist in bringing about peace with the warring factions in Earope. WHO BROTHERS. MEN'S SUITS V, PRICE. W mean Just what we. say. Every man's suit In our store goes at one-half the regular price. All Z0 SUItS gO at I12.BU. All $.10 suits go at $15. All 135 suits go at $17. BO. All $40 suits go at $20. , All $50 suit. $25, etc. Sale starts Saturday. Oct. Id. Coma as soon as possible. We have decided, re gardless of cost, to sell men's clothing, and sell It Quick. Willi BKUinKBO, 24th and N. Adv. WHO BROTHERS ANNIVERSARY 8ALE OF OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT. Thi suit- starts Friday.' Oct. 15th and lasts for 30 days. Ten days of wonderful prices, , real chance to buy : ou winter needs at very low prices Men work shirts, sale price. $1.15; outing flan.ie'a. worth 600 yu., sale price, sjc ya. ; Diea;imu muslins, yard wide, go at 23c yd.: ladies' aprons, while they last, $1.16; mens sweater coats, worth to $8.00, sale. $1.19: toys' and men's winter caps, sali 39c; girls' dresses, worth twice this price, sale. $1.16; ladies' union suits, winter weight, sale, $1.19; boys' and girls' knit toques, sale price, 45c; children's .tnlt toques, while they last. 29c; blankets, full l!', worth to 4.t, go at, z.; coruoriers, worth to $5.00 and $0.00, sala $3.49; cups and saucers, plain white, per pair, sale, 24c; cups and mucers, decora'td, pjr pair, sale, 30c; teaspoons, rerrark.ble values, go at, 5c; toilet paper, good rlze rolls, ( rolls, 25c; tea strainers, nil I-es, whlla they last, 10c; enamolware r 3 cargain lots and prices, 39o, 69c, 69c; :ill kinds and styles of kettles, pans, dish pans etc. many worth almost twice these bargain prices. This merely gives yon an Idea. Wa have hundreds of other bargains as good. WIIU BROTHERS. Adv. "Tha Recollection of Quality Remains Long After tha Price ia Forgoitan." . GOODYEAR and CORNHUSKER AUTO TIRES and TUBES Bicycles, Repairs, Acceaaories, Supplies, Gunsmith, Locksmith, Phonograph Repairing, Cutlery, Tools, Razors, Vacuum Cleaners. NOVELTY REPAIR CO, Roscoe Rawley, Prep. MAIL ORDERS. 4809 S. 24TH ST. TEL. S. 1404. THE manufacturer of a fast-celling electrical household appliance has deal ers (department stores, elec tric shops, hardware and fur niture stores) who need sales men trained to sell this and other appliances. We will train men of good character and place them to advantage with our dealers. Actual work in the field during the train- ' ing enables them to earn more 1 than an average salary. See Mr. Jech at Granden Electri cal Co., 1511 Howard, after 3 p. m. ' Chicago Grain By CHARLES D. MICHAELS. Chicago Tribune-Omaha lira Leased Mire. Chicago, Oct. 16. Heavy profit taking in all grains Jby local traders, who have been bullish, combined with free selling by the east, made weaker and lower markets after a moderate early advance. Free cov ering by shorts recently weakened the technical position of the mar kets and they were in no' Condition to withstand increased pressure. .Wheat closed with net losses at 55 6d, corn l,'4lc, oats J6'c. rye l2c, and barley 3'ic. As compared with a week ago wheat at the finish was HW(fl4Hc higher, com 22c, oats ic, rye 5fg7f$c, and barley 7c higher. Corn made a strong start and a weak finish. Week end evening up and general profit taking by pro fessionals, more than offset the ef fect of export sales of 200,000 bush els in all positions, and the finish was well toward the bottom. Buy ing against bids was the main fac tor in checking the decline. Oats closed fractionally lower, showing stubborn resistance to sell ing pressure from cash houses, and (he December gained He on the May, while in the sample market cash lots vere a shade firmer as compared with the future. Grain Prices' Ascension Feature Chicago Market Chicago, Oct. IB. Oritaniirfl efforts of farmers to withhold grain andto agitate for higher fjrtcea have gone hand In hand this week with a hlg aarent In values. Compared with a week ago, wheat this morning was up 2He to 2Bc corn had rained 3c to 6c. and oats 2Uo to 2Kc. Tn provisions there was a risa varying from boc to S3. i . Rapid developments, Indicating that the producers' struggle announced as aiming to force the wheat market up to $3 a bushei was an aggregate one, tad an Im mediate strengtheing effect, aespite asser tions of former Wheat Director Barnes that prices on everything were becoming things ut the past. His position was widely as sailed on the ground that grain was being I sold below cost. Subsequently, word of serious adverse crop conditions in num counted as a further bullish Irfluence. At this stage, the United States government report on farm reserves led to a sharp setback In prices, but was more than off set afterward by action of President Wil son starting an investigation of charges from Governor Allen of Kansas that the wheat market had been artificially de pressed and that there was urgent need of an embargo o Imports of wheat from Canada. ...... Export buying of corn gave Independent strength to corn and oats. Big clearances of lard and meats for Europe lifted provisions. Bee want ads are best business getters. ' Tremendous Future Profit in GERMAN BONDS Every nation for its own sake must afford Germany a chance. Germany asks no more. Her intelligent, aggres sive spirit should mean com plete recovery in five years. IN THE MEANTIME: You can buy at one tenth the pre-war prices, German Munici pal Bonds normally wqrth $239 for less than $20, yielding 4, 4V and 5. 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Loan to run over a period of ten 10 years or Can be paid off at any time under the HOME PURCHASE PLAN OF THE EQUITABLE 1 LIFE 240 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Live Stock Omaha. Cattle. October 1. ' Hogs. Shee? Receipts were Official .Monday .. Official Tuesday . Official Wednesday Official Thursday Official Friday ... Kstlniate Saturday Six liuya this week. . .18,03 ..lO.ilil . t,33 .. 4,&3C . .. J.3S3 .. 2&0 4.441 .m ,701 t.s 2,500 24,007 17.597 .! 6,74 600 8n,N54 ,.42.7l I3.S24 21,408 Same days last weMS,5t Same days 1 wks. agi.V2,66s Same days 1 wks. ag48.844 Same days year ago.7S.s32 Cattle The usual light 106.471 il.34 138. K48 ' 1,S5 11T.27T 15,126 1,26 Saturday a run of cattle was received today, oly 250 head being received, most of these were stock era and feeders direct to local trade, price were nominally steady on all lines. The week's receipts were 42,t!U0 head, which is tha lightest since five weeks and only a little more than half ai large as for the corresponding week last year, when the record on this market was 'broken. Grass beeves are 25c or mora higher this week, and a similar advance hsa been made on best stockera and feederB. plain and me dium kinds are about steady. Cojvs and heifers had a gain of 6(lf(f 75c up to yester day, when prices broke 26c, Quotations on Cattle Choice to prime beeves. J16. 60 17.60; gpod to choice beeves, 114. 60 16.26: fair to good beeves, 11 2. 00 (fr 14. 00; common to fair beevea, 110.0012.00; choice to prime yearlings. 116.00 17.60; good to choice yearlings, I14.60i16.n0; fair to good yearlings, 112.0014.00: common to fair yearlings.) .00 4 11,60; choice to prime grass beevea, 112.0013.60; good to choice grass beevea, 10.60)11.60; fain to j good ' grass beeves, 18.001.26; Common to fair grasa beeves, 16. 00 i; 7.60: Mexicans, 1.007.76; choice to prime grass cows. 17.25'i'S.60: tfood to choice grsss cows, 16.507.25; fair to good grass cows, !5.60ff6.60; common to fair grass cows. 13.7606.26: choice to prime feeders, 19. 769 11.00; good to choice fced-e-s, 28.60,9.76; medium to good feeders, S7.60(98.60: common to fair feeders. 16.00 7.60: good to choice stockers, 1R.26 0.26: fair to good stockers. 17.008.26; common to fair stockers. 15.8006.76; stock heifers. 16.007.60: stock cows. 14.76 6.25; stock calves, 16.00il.60; veal calves, 18.0012,00: bulls, stags, etc., 15.0007.60. Hogs Only a smnil run ot hogs arrived for today's trade and demand was fairly active at steady to strong prices. Every thing sold In good season. Biillc of receipts moved st 1 3.0 ? 1 C25. with best light hogs making a top of 114.60. . Compared wth a week ago the. hog market shows aa average decline of 65c. Beat light and common hogs are still selling about 11.25 apart. Sheep Not enough sheep and lambs were received today to make i& market and prices remained unchanged.. The week's receipts have been moderate, but demand for fat Iambs continues duli and current prices are practically steady with a week ago. Best Kilting lambs are selling around 112.00$12.25. Fat sheep are generally a quarter higher for the week, with good ewes selling up to 16.25 and wethers up to 17.50. Country demand has been lively with trend to prices quite a little higher. Feeding sheep and lambs show an advance of 60Jf"5c for the week, best thin limbs going out at 112.50W12.S0. QUOTATIONS ON SHEEP. Killers. . 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Kansas City, Missouri Heavy yearlings 7 7Sf 6i6n ged wethers 6.25f 7.60 (ood to choice twn 6 0" 6 l'i ir tt good ewes 4 25ij 6.00 Cull and tanner ewes ........ l.lot? 100 Feeders, Heat light lambs 112 25JT12.60 Fair to good lambs 11. 60i 11.76 Inferior grades 10.6Ptjri)11.25 Yearling wethers T.AOlt 8.60 Yearling ewes, breeders 7.75 8.75 liood to choice young ewes ... 6.50 7.50 One-year breeders S.tiOiS1 6 25 Oood to choice feedera ewes .. 4.76r 6.50 l-'alr to good feeders ........ 4 lift 4 7 Shelly feeders 1.26 4.00 Financial EbctfmBork Sinus. ("Chicago Tribune-Omaha Dee Leased Wire. New York, Oct. 16. A reaction ary trend of stocks, which developed soon after the opening of trading to day, was extended into a rather gen eral decline by marked weakness of three or four issues. Sears-Roebuck & Co. shares were found to be a shining mark, sentiment toward Uhe stock having been made cau tious by the recent heavy financing, land pressure was sufficient to bring ja decline of 5 points. There was no discrimination between raiiroaa and industrial issues, both groups being about evenly affected. In the cotton market the same factors working toward lower prices, as durinc the earlier days of ! the week, were active and new low records were forced. The two most Mistant options actually went ! through the 18-cent level andall but a i in ...:.u .1.. one were unuer i-j cents, wun mc spot price down to 21 cents. It would be surprising if the cotton market shortly experienced exten sive recoveries of the order wit nessed in wheat on Friday. The course of stocks during the week RESIDENCE LOANS Monthly Installment Plan, Prepayment any time. Alao Loans on Business Properties Liberal Optional Privileges. Reasonable Commiaaioni. Foreign Exchange. Securities & Currency Offeririgs and information i on request E. W.Wagner & Co. 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Its 64 pagn tell you the vital things about the stock? marketbow to judge a security how to make a profit on stocks. It contains no "tips' on certain Issues, and nothing for the man who wants to take a short cut to wealth but deals with fundamentals. You -I U I 1. I- - r - i , Write today. It's free. Dept. 1. SSBBBJBBMBBBBBWSaBBSJ indicated that buyers believed a number of issues had pretty well discounted the fall of commodity prices. The clearing house institutions reported an expected large expan sion of demand deposits, amounting to $95,500,000, as of Friday after noon, but in place of a reduction of loans there occurred an increase of $42,000,000. The reserve bank statement wis not reflective of important changes in the movement of cash and credit. The ratio of cash to deposit and cir culation was 38.7 against 38.5 per cent the week before. 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Our' service upon the Curb, foreign ex change and unlisted securities is unexcelled We Offer and Recommend: YicIdpox Anaconda Copper Mining Co., 7 Gold Bonds Series B 7.62 Swift & Co., 5 Yr. 7 Notes 1, 2 and ,.3Yr... 7.85 Cities Service Co., Bankers shares "F-ast Yr. Av .....17.00 Complete Information upon request Place all orders "At the Market" OMAHA STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE, Inc. INVESTMENT BROKERS Tyler 5027 250 Peters Trust Bldg. I ' Bssgae , """''ssaiaasasssssassassl BONDS IN STERLING AND FRANCS GOOD AMERCIAN RAILROAD BONDS Payable in either Sterling or Francs combine high grade investment with speculative possiblities. Chicago, Mill. & St, Paur 4's 1925 can be bought to give an annual yield of about 16 if Sterling remainsat its present rate. If Sterling advances to normal, yield will be about 28, 1 Here is an opportunity to get a good tractive speculative features in both FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS MACK'S BOND HOUSE 1421 FIBST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. OMAHA, NEBR. TEL. 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