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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1920)
1. ,: 8 A' ' THE -OMAHA SUNDAY BEE:' OCTOBER 31', 1920. t : 1 IT i "I f lrianv Appiv 3 tor J. A Lease on Harney Street Building TwentyOne Applications to Rent New Packard Building ,When Automobile Com pany Steps Out There were 21 applications a rent the Packard building it Twenty-Eight and Harney, between the time that the Packard sales agency gave up its lease and the signing of the new lease by the Omaha Taxicab Co. r , Property owners generally are" commenting on the .demand for this building as evidencl that there has been no let-up in Omaha in the de- niand for business buildings. it is aiso known that owners, t Young & Doherty, received a more , favorable lease from tne taxicah 'company than the one held with the automobile sales agency. "The demand for this building," said George T. Morton, chairman of the city planning board, "is further evidence that Omaha is try-K , ing its best to expand all the time." Harney street property owners are particularly wellpleased to know of the active demand for space at the west end of the business sector of . Harney street. Fair Weather AssurecL : For Election Day Washington, Oct. 30. Unsettled weather election day east of the"Mis sissippi river and generally fair weather west of the river, except in the north Pacific states, was fore cast today by the weather bureau in its regular weekly report ""v- The forecaster said a storm now over Arizona probably would cross the Mississippi river tomorrow and be over the eastern half of the xoun- try Mondays It was stated that this storm might cause rains Tues day over the eastern halts of the . country, as well as in the upper Mis sissippi, and lower Missouri valley, The-jredictions for the week r-eV , ginning Monday: N Regidns pi Great Lakes Upper Mississippi aad Lower Missouri val leys: Unettled, with rains and pos sibly local snows at the -beginning of tne, week followed by genesally fair and cold weather urtil Thurs day or .Friday, when the weather will become unsettled and warmer, i . N Cigar Company Takes , - v Loftg Lease on Corner The United Cigar Realty company - has takeft a 26-year lease on 9j438 square fcetof pound including the improvements at the northwest cr r- nerof Fourteenth antr-Farnamr" The term rental is ?4y4,(XX). The lease calls for $18,000 the first two years, $19,000 the second two. years, ana u.uuu tor the next 21 '1 years. ' The property ii owned by the S. A. Brown estate. The W. Farnam (Smith company is Omaha representa- live of the United Cigar Realty company. Libbe Abrams Purchases"; , Howard Street Property The northeast corner of Eleventh aad Howard streets, including a two- story brick building with basement, has been purchased from the Popple- .. ton estate , by Libbe Abrams for $46,000. Tbe deal was made'by the Walsh-Elmer company.' The prop erty a full lot, 66x132 feet This building is in the commission district and a portion of it will be ocmpied by, the new owner. , v New Additiofl '-Is Opened The Slater, company Friday and Saturday put on eale 32 residence lots in Rosstjyi addition, a new tract which this firm is Jeveloping between Fifty-third and Fifty-fifth streets, extending from Walnut to Hickory. The Slater company is building a few new housealn Rosslyn addition. 48,670,000 Barrels of f Petroleum Used ifi Sept. Washington. Oct. 30. Consump tion of petroleum reach the high record figure of 48,670,000 barrels in September, while production de creased slightly, the geological sur vev reported today in its monthly statement The average daily pro duction was placed at 1,261,500 bar rels, as compared with 1,270,870 bar rels in August. California, in September, attairiW the record daily production of 304, 267 barrels, surplantine Oklahoma as first in rank. Montana also went ahea'd of Colorado. . The deficiency in domestic pro duction, the survey stated,, was off set by net imports of 10,914,000 bar rels, the largest ever rxfior'ded in a single month. Decreased production ws ascribed by the survey o lessened, returns from central and north Texas and north Louisiana. Body of Corporal Brought to Omaha The body of Corporal Guy Elder, son of Mrs. Atta Gardner, 3509 North Twenty-ninth street, 'who served overseas" with Battery E, 335th field artillery, U. S. A-r rived in Omaha Friday afternoon. Young bidet, was formerly em ployed as a shipping clerk for the Adams & Kelly company of Oma ha. He died at base hospital No. 9 in France October 30, 1918.- He is survived by his step-father and mother and two sisters, Edna and LMintie Elder. v Funeral services will be held at Crosby's 'undertaking rooms Sunday afternoon at 2. BuriSi vill be in the Forest Lawn cemfitery. Of English invention is a wet bat tery pocket electric flash light that will burn steadily for 10 hours and which can" be recharged from " an electric light socket Union Outfitting Co. Union Outfitting Co.gSsr Then .it is Genuine Warning! Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 21- years and , proved safe by milfions. " Accept onlyan "unbroken package" of Vfeayer Tablets of Aspirin," which containsproper directions for Colds, Headache, Pain, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets' cost but a few cents Larger packages. -isptrtn la the trad mark of BayaManufactnr. of Monoacetlcacldcster ot SallcyUoacld, Residence Is Purchased. J. H. Kulakoftky has bought from the Bertha May company, the resi dence at , the northwest corner of Dodge and Fifty-first streets for $19,500. X Mary Pickford, the motion picture star, is said to receive an average of 15.000 letters a week.' - 7 PILES FREE TREATMENT Ws pay pout am uid asnd tm Bd Oroa Pile and Fistula Cure RCA CO. Dtpt. 47. Haasasollt. Mia. ' ADVERTISEMENT QUIT MEAT WHEN "KIDNEYS BOTHER . 'Take a glass of Salts if your Back hurt or Bladder " troubles you. No man or woman who eats meat regularly can make a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, says a -well-known authority. Meat , forms uric acid, which excites the kidneys, they become overworked from the strain, get sluggish and fail to filter the waste and poisons from the 'blood, then we get sickl "Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, " liver trouble, nervousness, dizziness, "v sleeplessness and urinary disofders come from sluggish kidneys. The, moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, -offensive, full ot sediment, irregular of pas 1 sage or attended by a sensation of scalding, stop eating meat and get . about four ounces of jad Salts from any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast and in a few days your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from, the acid of grapes and lemon ; idee, combined with lithia,f and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate the Icidneys, also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no I ' longer causes irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. - - Jad Salts is inexpensive and can not injure; makes a delightful effer , vescent-4i?Jiia-water drink which tveryone should take now snd then j to keep the kidneys clean and active . . - and the blood pure, thereby avoiding " ierious kidney complication 1 MSP 10,000 10,000 Lot Ko. 1 Brand new O. D. 1 all wool serge Bhirts, jpeclai, at $5.98. 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AUTO E0BE3 Leatherette Back, Grass Clotn Face, a $15.00 Robe, for only. .18.75 IIea,vy Gray Wool Auto Robes, only $8.75 1A0 OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS We iKIn koods ewtetly as idvertined: write Blalnly: send" money order draft with order. W assure you prompt and satisfactory shipments. Make money order or draft payable to Nebraska Amy and Navy Supply Co. Hsnra 8. , OMAHA. MCRKASKA. . MIS Bswwd St 16U OMAHA. MBBKASKA. -Pbens Tries- Sit. Open Saturday Krening. .Send far CssafM. Pries Us. l l TTN-nrm f i veinwri xto in. i 'ZX'-i i TT -J , W . Vf Pllll : $1.00 Per We; ' k ' -''.rT-'' Till Christmas " f r The Pathe Phonograph plao ALL makes of records. There are no needles to change and because of its Sapphire Ball there is no wear on the records I V and We WillDeliver Your Phonograph Xmas Eve' Instead of waiting until the height of the Christmas shopping season--when "you will need all iyour surplus money fpr other things and when you may not be able to get the particular machine you wish join our Pathe Christmas PhonogT apl Club, and by paying e small sum of $1.00 per week until Christmas, make absolutely sure of getting' the ma. chine you want andrelieve yourself of any extra strain on theocketbook-at Christmas time! Then,, after Christmas, finish paying the balance due in easy weekly or monthly payments, as you choose-! - v . New Rugs Beautiful in Patter LOW in Price Heavy, well made, 16x72 inch Axmin ster Rugs, only $9.45 ,4-6x7-6 jhigh grade Wlltpa Rugs, with linen ftinge $42.50 Attractive 8-3x10-6 sBozart Fiber Rugs, at, each 23.56 ' " 6x9 seamless Wil ton Velvet Rugs, that will wear, at $37.50 Rich looking, serv iceable 9X12 Axmln ster Rugs, at $52.50 Beautiful 9xl2 Velvet Rugs that are seamless, only $48.50 Genuine Spanish Leather Rockert This comfortable rocker for winter evenings has full spring seat and back and wide arms upholstered in genuine Spanish leather and is an evi dence of the moderate prices to be found here; only ....$62.50 Large Dresser in a beautiful pol ished walnut, with extra size French plate mirror and roomy top, a dresser to be proud of, at tt.r.'.$j3.50 Metal Lamp, an ideal table lamp, in the latest Old Roman and brown finishes with "double socket. for $14.50 Tea Cart In nicely finished ma hogany with removable glass tray and heavy rubber tired wheels, Is very reasonably t o TP priced at WigWU Priscilla Sewing Cabinet, in solid mahogany, with removable, slid ing tray and roomy compartment below, is moderately d o A f priced at P0.40 Reed Fernery $8.75 Xow Prices on Bedding Bed Outfit Consisting of a Sim mons Bed in golden finish with 1-inch Iosts and 1-Inch fillers a Simmons Sagless Spring and a 45-ptyund, cotton felt mattress, complete for tOO CA Monday, at ...... vusSiOU i nmtcn i i H m i runm i i IV Join the $1.00 HbosierXma? Glub Preparing Meals Is Real Prudgery Just try it a few days and. you tfill be convinced of thoi Gift for Mother, than a Hoo-' sier Kitchen Cabinet. Saves Time and Labor Come in and select "he Hoosier' now pay a DOI v' LAR weekly and we will deV liver it for Christmas. Hoosier Cabinets $64.60 Up Cozy Home Qutf its You can still furnish two, three or five rooms with beautiful, modern furniture and rugs without burdening your income. More goods to choose from more for your money easier credit at the Union. It pays-to select your home outfit at the store that has been specializing in home-outfitting for ove thirty-three years. , Knnfrets la.-gs slss In tan. 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