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'.- "W :.? '.' " 4" J f , ,f, ' liijj BEE: OMAHA, iuaiJAi.UJMK,ju1. ft. r 1 V t. a- a y f Classified Advertising Rates Mo put- line (count 6 words to line) 1 day Mo per 1 1 it per day, a consecutive dsys Mo pr line per duy, 7 consecutive dsys 14 per line per duy, SO consecutive) days No ad taken for lt than total of 35c. Then rates apply either to the Dully or Sunday Doe. All advertisements ap pear In both morning and evening dally paper for the one hsrge. CONTRACT BATKS ON APPLICATION. Want ad accepted at tUe following of fices: MAIN OFFICE 17th and Farpam 8ta. South Side 231H N st' Council liluffs 15 Scott Ht. WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONB T TYLER 1000. THE BEE will not lie responsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of an advertisement ordered for more than one "TulOBTNQ HOURS .FOR WANT ADS. Evening Kdltlon H:8 A- Morning Kdltlon 9:00 P. M. Sunday Edition 9:00 P.M..jadajr DEATJrTFFUlNERAL NOTICES. CHRISTIANSON Mr. Lena; December IS. 19J0; aged S6 year, at residence, 1844 Snuih Ninth. Funeral Tuesday at 2 :30 p. m. from Onr Havlors Lutheran church. 26th and Hamilton streets; Interment West Lawn, cemetery; she leaves to mourn her dr3 parlure, one son. Martin of Portland, , re., one daughter. Ttllts of Omaha. DAMjlMIss Margaret, 705 So. 61st Ave.. December 13 at Crolgh, Neb. Deceased Is survived by her mother. Mrs. Maria 1 nmffl, three sisters, Mrs. Melina Icken, Mrs. Kalherlne Oramlgean, Mrs. Carl Itcnsch of Detroit. Mich., and oifc brother, Henry of Cincinnati. Funeral strictly private. j IIUUHES Mr. Henrietta; aged 80 ya&rs; survived by three sons and five daugh ters. 'i ' Funeral Tuesday morning from resi dence, 2 miles west of Benson at 8:30 a. m. to St. Bernards church at 9:16. Interment Holy Sepulcher ceme tery. " , II KIM Miss Uettrude: aged IS years; survived by oae brother, two sisters, i Funeral Wednesday morning "from John A, Gentleman's mortuary at 8:30 a. m. to St. Peters church, 9 a. m. In terment Ho4v Sepslcher cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ""STACK & FALCONER OMAHA'S BKST pierce a MRTIT ANPR service ARROWAJ'VACUlj'ftlN,:i HARNEY 64 Thirty-third and Farnam. HULSE & RIEPEN PIONEER FUNERAL, DIRECTORS. 701 South 16th St. Douglas 1226. - HEAPEY & HEAFEY, t7ndertakcr and Enibalmers. Phone H. 266. - Office Sflll Farnam. FOR AMBULANCE rail South 680. Korisko Funeral Home, 23d and O Sts. FLORISTS. LEE L. LARMON s.s 1814 Douglas St. '. Douglas 8244, JOHN BATH. 18th and Farnnm. 1). 3000. L. Henderson, 1511 Farnam. Douglas 1248. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births Henry and Lulu Devlin, 2843 Douglas street, boy; Morris and Ida, Fox, hospital, boy; .Charles and Alta Miller, hospital, boy. i Deaths Baby Netitel. Infant, hospital; Mrs. Catherine Dempsey, 68. hospital, Mrs. Rose McNab, 20, hospital; Charles Newton, 68, hospital; George Dubler, 48. hospital: Carl Qustaf Carlson. 81, 2409 South Sixteenth street: - Thomas Otto Wright, 40, 809 North Seventeenth street; Flora Young, 81, 6338 North Twenty-fifth street; Jean M. Lenlhan, Infant, 1413 Narth Thirty-second street: Napolean Bonaparle Vlngaar:!, 86. hospital. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following couples have been Issued licenses to wed: i James J. Cowell. 23, Superior. Neb., and Gertrude Wood, 39, St. Paul; Nclt. William Williams. 49, Omaha, and Lela Johnson, 42, Omaha. Charles Rosemnn, 24.. Omaha, and Wini fred Carpenter, 26, Omaha. George Robinson. 31, Omaha, and Eepcenols Stoptre, 22, Omaha. i Horace A. PeOrush,"1 27, Perry, la., and ' Winifred M. Hyland, 27, Pes Moines. LOST. FOUND AND. REWARDS. FOR ARTICLES LuHT on street cars tele phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to re . store lost articles to rightful owners. OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RT. COMPANY. LOST Pearl beads, probably on Jackson Sr., between 9th and 10th. Call Harney 0375. Reward. XMAS bicycles. V. H. 'Rooa. 2 10 1 Leov. PERSONAL. NOTICE is hereby given that the co partnership heretotoro existing under the firm name of Simon & Herian, engaged In the Auto repairing busi ness at 2325 South Thirteenth street. Omaha, Neb., has this day been' dis solved by mutual consent, the business being continued by Joseph Herian, who assumes all claims due by the firm. All account due the said firm asp pay able to tho said Joseph Herian Dated this 13th day of December, 1920.- JOSEPH HERIAN, OKO. SIMON, THE SALVATION ArmlndustTiaPlioiiio solicit your old clothing, furnitur, magazine. We collect. We distribute Phone Doug 4135 and our wagon will ill. Call and Inspect our new home, :U0-U12-1114 Dodg St. TO WHOM It may concern: I will no long er be responsible for any bills contracted by my wife. Mrs. Christine Nelson. H. F. Nelson. 2736 Meredith Ave. Col. 1178. PATENT ATTORNEYS" J. W. MARTIN, patent atty 1710 Dodge. PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE i AGENCY. Incorporated. ' Douglas 1107. Arlington Block. Omaha, Neb. Hen-Grand Turkish Baths -18th and Howard Sts., new management. -Concannon Bros. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS & SWOP.QDA. 1416 FARNAM STREET. MANICURING, massages, 330nLaFiangB. Hoover vacuum. $1.25. WaJ. 1947. MASSAGE 21 Q North Seventeeht St. WEAVING, old rugs remade. Ty. 14J3. RENT elec. vac, cleaner, H day. Col. 4116. EXPERT Swedish masseuse. Call D. 5877. SWEDISH MASSAGE. 318 Neville 'Blnek ANNOUNCEMENTS. Dancing Academies. ' KEEP'S HOTEL ROM Ei We teach ballroom and all kinds of fancy dancing. D. 2581 or H. 2792. Kpl-PiriP School for Dancing. 2421 j-xx -mc Farnam. Doug. 78S0. Detectives. RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Jlailwav Ex. Bldg. Doug. 2066. Night Col. 381'. JAMES A 1L AN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence gocured In all cases. Tyler 1136. Hemstitching and Pleating. , ACCORtip.N, aide, knife, unburt, box pleating, covered button, all sizes and styles; hemstitching, plcot edging, , eye- let cut work, buttonholes, pennants. Ideal Button and Pleatlog Co... 80S Brown Blk. Douglas 193. Neb. Pleating A Button Co.. 1806 Farnam St. Doug. 6670. . Miscellaneous Announcements. OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY. Mattresses made over in new ticks at half price of new beds. Pillows renovated and-made up In new feather-proof ticking. 1907 Cuming street. Douglas 2467. DIAMONDS We "y ,h 0,,t mAHIUnUO prict w)th privilege to buy back at small profit. OROS9 JEWELRY CO., 402 N.'lOtb St. Doug las ovts. . 1 ' PAXTON-M1TCHELL CO.. 27th' and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb. Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine gray Iron castings. SAFETY rator blades sharpened, new ra zors, razor oiaoss sold, umana Kazur Sharpening Co., ir.22 Dodge. 103 N. 16. BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT nan be purchased at Rialto Drug Stor?, lDtli and Douglas Sts., Omaha, Neb. FILMS developed: printing and enlarging. Write for prices. The Ensign Co., 1607 Howard St. OMAHA WELDING CO. "The Careful Welders." lath and Jackson. D. 4397. FULL dress suits and tuxedos for rent, 1 N. 16th St', John Felrtman. D. 8128. WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 644. Q A 17170 BARGAINS, 12th Fsrnam. J,J 3. 3. Darlgli aright Safe Co. MATTRESSES remade.sprlngs rep. H. 7I6-. Omaha Towel Supply. 07 8. 11th. D. 628. Dr. Bradbury. Ne, pain, jttl W. O. W. Bldg. FOR SALE. "Furniture antl Household Goods. t CLIPS E gas stove. $10; hand washing machine, good wringer, i. Har. C419. BRINGING UP . NO HELLO' MR. Jl. OONT "TOO KNOW ME? I FOR SALE. Furniture ani Household Goods. ' AUCTION r AUCTION! The Biggest and Best Home 'of Furniture I Have Ever Sold In Omaha Will B Sold In the Rosidence at 1123 Cass St. (Cor 22d'ond Cass.) Thursday, Dec. 16. Sale Start at 10 A. .M. Thl 1 the homo of H. R. White, who ha recently sold his beautiful home and I moving with his family to Cali fornia to make his permanent home, and every place of furnwure In this home will be sold to highest bidder and la th best furniture money will buy. Consisting of 1 extra good Kimball piano, walnut case; 1 .massive over stuffed parlor suite; 1 very expensive solid mahogany and genuine leather living room suite; I mahogany and leather reception hall suite; S very ex- , pensive standard elootrlc lamps; masslvo mahogany library table; wonderful Bugs, 1 Anglo Persian rug, exclusive pat tern, made to order, lie 12x18; very ex- pensive Hartford rug, like new, slxe 13x18; nearly new Anglo Persian rug, also 12x14; like new xl and 1 nearly new 7x9 French Wtlton rug; 12x12 Hartford rug and 1 12x14 Wil ton carpet, also about 15 expensive smaller rugs; 2 massive leather Turkish , rockers; marble and bronxo statues; costly paintings and pictures; 1 large wall mirror; very expensive, mahogany writing desk and chair; mahogany and leather davenport and 2 chairs to match;; very expensive drapes end lin ens; massive golden oak dining room set, complete with 60-lnch table.' ex tra good chairs, massive buffet and china cabinet , and serving table; oyer ICOO worth of cut glass, hand painted china, silverware and fancy dlshea. In cluding 1 imported 100-piece dinner set that are exclusive pattern; singer sew ing machine: 1 - wonderful birds-eye maple bedroom suite, consisting of mas sive dresser, .dressing toble, writing desk and 2 chairs, all matched, and the very best. 1 single brass bed boxsprings and mattress; 1 baby bed, complete; 1 very expensive solid mahogany poster twin .bedroom suite; this Is solid ma hogany and like new, consist of poster twin bods, complete with best Prin nnd Ostermoor mattresses, beautiful dresser and--hifflonlere and chairs; 1 wonderful solid mahogany bedroom suit, the best money will bay, consists of 1 mahogany bed, complete with anA hair TnattresS. maB- .-nivo dresser, dressing table, chlfflonler - - - . u i ll.l hAArnnm suite can HOL bo beat; 1 leather day couch; 2 beauti ful vanity dressers; 1 massive brass bed with box fcprlnga and Ostermoor mattress; several extra rockers; hlgC open gas range; ice box; kitchen table; cooking utensels; laundry and garden tools and hundreds of articles too numerous to mention. This is a sale of the very best furniture. Remember the sale starts in the morning, for It will take all day to sell It. H. R. WHITE. Owner, 2123 Cass St. JAM'ES L. DUWU. Auctioneer. FOR SALE 9x12 Wilton rug. one new Hoosler cab net, 3 new uunn bookcases. Colfax 5075. 2852 Mary St. FOR SALE Fumed oak, 60-lnch DUiiei. old English rinlsn, mirror, in u.---nther stiace below. Call nal. 316i AitrTTOMl ATir.TION!l : SEVERAL GOOD HOMES OF GOOD Vl'B vitiiri?; TO WE HOLD IN MY AUCTION HOL'SE. 8. B. COR. 1STH Al) wbm dio. WED.. DEC. 15 STARTS 1 P. M. This is a bip sale: watch the paper. JAMES L. DOWD, AUCTIONEER. If you have anything to sell call l. 328'yler 0966 or Tyler 2882. Pianos and Musical Instruments. SPEQJAL NOTICE TO TEACHERS AND MUSIC LOVERS We carry the largest sto'ck and offer most "extraordinary value in band instruments, tikelelcs, guitars, mandolins,, banjos, violins and other instruments. Teachers' sup plies at special prices." All the late hits in sheet music, 10c and 30c per copy. Mail orders receive prompt attention. . ' VSCHMOLLER & MULLLUliV r 1AJNU LU.tWall cleaning, varnishing. H. Mll. D. 9505. 1514-16-18 Dodge St., Omaha. Neb. ) . . '.V FOR SALE FISHER UPRIGHT PIANO. CONCERT SIZE. IN EXCELLENT SHAPE, BURR WALNUT CASE; S2E0 CASH. CALL H. W. CHRISTENSEN AT DOUGLAS 0791. , . $5 WILL buy a good used phono- grapn at jvncKeis. Six other used phonoraphs at bargain prices. MICKEL'S 15th and Harney Sts. A REAL BARGAIN FOR SOMEON43. My almost new, large, beautiful 3200 phonograph, neautuui tone, ana worth of records fcr only 95. Web. 0211. A. HOSPE CO. art and music Pianos for rent. DRUMS, traps, marimbas. Instructions, re pairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A. Smith, 2761 Davenport St. SMALL vlctrbla with a few records, $30. Phone Webster 2415. ' CHICKERINO PIANO, mahogany cas, bargain for quick sale. Dg. 3066. DANDY PHONOGRAPH, like new. Will sacrifice. ' Dg.3067. PIANO, excellent condition. Web. 3681. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES. ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA. Get our price before you buy. Every machine guaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. Douglas 4120. 1912 Farnam, PROTECTOQRAPHS, F.'ft E.'e; bargains; 320 Neville Bldg. Miscellaneous Articles. SURE and safe Investment, c:ty warran'a to pay you IS per cent interest. $100, 1500 and $1 000 amounts. E. O. Solomon 617 Karbach Bldg. Douglas 6262. ONE KARAT Werselton diamond, set In p!atln)m ring for lady. A beautiful Xmas present. Cll 1136 Jlrst Nat'l Bk. buy. sell safes, make desks, show cases. etc Omaha Fixture A Supply Co. S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas, fa. 1724. DIAMOND AND JEWELRY LOANS. FRED C. TAYLOR. iy SECURITIES BLDO. TY. 3686. UOOU washing machine, with wringer; monkey' stove, and clothing for boy of 14. Colfax 6076. SrVOND-HAND army, field and marching shoes, $5.60 pr. 8606 N. 30th. Col. 4462. WOOD'S hoist for sale, very reasonable. Inquire 1601 Marcy St. Ty. 1976. BABY carriage and rewing machine. Rea smable. Box R-909. Omaha Bee. FOR SALE 2 men's All wool sweaters; also llifht oven-oil V"b. 6545. NATIONAL cash register for sale. 3516 N. 29lh SU Webster 41 FATHER AN' I'M hot lJ I LV IN THE STONE HOU E NEXT BLOCK c,ursp4e "&7A,t OP V fob FOR SALE. Miscellaneous Articles. AUCTION AUCTION !! ' BURLINGTON UNCLAIMED FREIGHT. "SALE . AT m'TtT.rvnTON STATION . TUESDAY, itECEMBER 24 STARTS 10 A. Al. BnAnr. Consisting of about 800 cpnslgnments f of freight that have been in hand 60 day or more and will be pold to the highest bidder. , ' . Consisting of oil, grease and paint, farm' implements, tools, hardware, big lot of groceries, dry goods, stock rood, about 50 bushel grass eed, new furni ture and household goods, complete soda fountain outfit, 1 complete farm lighting electric light plant, Alco; new rugs, 14 new mattresses, 4 carrel cinar, oz sbck-j cement, roofing, barbed wire and huii dred of article too numerous to men- J. D. Shield, General Claim Freight .. Agent. TAMES L. DOWD, Auctioneer. AnrTinw AUCTION Groceries, dry goods, shoes and fur nishing to be sold at my auction ouse at 18lh and Webster, Monday and Tues day evening, December 1 and 14. Two big lot of staple groceries, consisting of .canned corn,, peas. tomatQes, syrups, preserves, etc. One big lot men's work , shoes, and one lot of children's dresses, towels,, bed spread, blankets, under wear, men' shirts, etc. All to be sold at auction,! Monday arid Tuesday eve ning. , ' Sala Starts at 7:30 P. M. Sharp. DOWD AUCTION COMPANY, I H. C. Frost, Auctioneer. i If vou have merchandise to sell call Walnut -6096 or Douglas 3285. 1-TON Fairbanks No. 4 standard scale, 3Hx3 foot platform, also 28-Inch Buffalo Forge Co. exhaust fan. Inquire, at Omaha Bee office, 17th and Farnam St Pbone Tyler 1000.' v , . ,. REFU8EJFQR SALE. LOOSE WILES BISCUIT CO. 13th AND DAVENPORT STS. DOUGLAS' 1930. 1 IF YOC NEED XMAS MONEY. Why not sell some of those clothe you laid away, or those pictures, trunks, furniture, etc., stored In the. otticT Someone may be glad to get them, and an ad in The Bee will help you dis pose of them. Call the Want Ad De partment. Tyler 10(0. SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair, sell needlfs and parts. . MICKEL'S 15th and Harney. D..ogIal973. HAND-MADE beaded bags. Douglas 6178. XMAS - bicycles. V. H. Roos. 3701 I.av. WANTED TO BUY. DESKS DESKS DESKS " New desks, used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. D. 6146. WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and "urnlture. Ty. 2598. A. Zavett. (705 N. 16. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. YOUNG married man want to become assistant to a hard working mapager, that has more than he can handle; jobbing or manufacturing business: for Interview address W-71. Omaha Bee. POSITION, wanted, A-l auto mechanic and welder, electrical and battery work my specialty; 10 years' experience and schooling. Wire, phone or write care of Steven Hall, Nellgh. Neb. POSITION wanted as assistant cashier in country bank, by man well experi enced in bank work Address Box Y 1371) Omaha Bee MAN wants Job as pastry cook. Web. 3207. HAULING, ashes, rubbish. Wal. 3615. Female. HOUSEKEEPERS, LAUNDRESSES. Watch the Domestic column of The Bee. Lots of good places ar slwayj advertised. Don't miss them. EXPERIENCED stenographer wishes po sition. Willing to start at moderate salary. Harney 5696. SEWING, silks, velvets, skirts, Jackets, re llned, remodeled. Reasonable. Har. 6804. Laundry and Day Work. DAY work, laundry, cleaning, satisfaction guaranteed, experienced. Web. 5639. WANTED Bundle washing, silks. Wal nut 3653. 1 EXP. LAUNDRESS wants day work. Web. 3140. BUNDLE washing, silks, curtains, Web. 3207. 1ST CLAS8 luundress.. References. Web. 6308. . DAY work, cleaning. Ironing. Web. 6622. DAY work, laundry. Ironing. WeblSSS. WOOL blankets, lace curtains. . H 1 1 30. DAY work. Ironing, laundry. Weby 3382. DAY work, Ironing, cleaning. Web. 1787. CLEANING and Ironing. Webster 1T87. DAY work, with reference. Wob. 6004. DAY work, exp., colored. Web. 4118- DAY work, colored woman. Web. 8467. DAY work, exp., competent. H. 6168 DAY work, experienced. Web. 1708. DAY work, experienced. South 2390. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. Professions and Trades. FIREMEN. brnkemen, beginners $200, later $300 (which position?). Write Railway, Box Y-1388. omana nee. WANTED Experienced druggist, excel lent position. St. Joseph Drug Co., St. josepn, mo. PLASTERERS wanted: four, experienced. ' six weeks work. J. R. Trltt, Kimball, Neb. FIRST-CLASS candy maker wanted at once. Good wageB to right man. Write Box H-2, Omaha Bee. j . MOLER BAB HER COLLEGE 110 So. 14th St. Catalog Free, , Salesmen and Solicitors. WANTED Two salesmen to complete sales force; one experienced and one Inexperienced. Call M. A. Blanken shlp. Castle Hotel. Monday t till 9 p. m.. .Tuesday all day . SPECIALTY salesmen. In silverware, rugs and blankets, ran use a couple of good men, out of town work. C, F. Adams Co.. 623 Si 16th. , -. . Agents and Canvassers. WANTED General agent for Omaha and vlcmlty for monthly premium accident and health department of the oldest company writing all forms of accident, health and life Insurance; require a man capable of handling buslntss In every particular. Commission contract only. Part time service considered. Address C. H. Boyer. Manager Casual- ' tv Departmnt. N'ltinnnl Life Insurance Company of lb" U. S. A., 29 P. LsSalle SI., Chicago, 111. . SEE J I CCS AND MAGGIE IN FULL PAGE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE BROWN ON THE TO TOO- OH.'YOU HAVE . A DAUGHTER THAT ANS' HELP WANTED MALE. Miscellaneous. ' MAN wanted to set pin at Farnam Bowling Alley. 1807 Farnam St. . XMAS bicycle V. H. Roos. 271'Sv Leav. HELP WANTED FEMALE Stores and Offices. 12 yojins women to grepare for govern nient position,- $1,100 to $1,400 to start. Personal atteitlon In shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, etc. Qualifies you quickly Call Doug. 7774.' Household an4 Domestic. ... . t i-. t i m nuf'K Good girl for general housework. 8niallT- family, modern conveniences Liunarm f kept No small - children, good wages, good home to right glrL ' Address Box X72, Omaha Bee. -.'- v , r GIRLS . Watch the Domestic Column of The Bee Want Ada. Good, well-paid and homelike places always advertised. ' , COMPETENT white girl tor general housework: references required; best wages. . Address, 5122 Burt St. Wal. 023 WANTED A competent white second maid, apply - Mrs. Ward Burgess, 122 North 22d street, . WANTED Competent white second maid; good wages. 1320 Sstuth S4th St. Har. 4042. - Miscellaneous. . . WANTED. ' " 10 GIRLS " ' BETWEEN AGES OF 17 AND 24 YEARS. 8TH GRADE EDUCATION OR BETTER. APPLY ROOM 14, NEW TELEPHONE BLDG., , 19TH AND DOUGLAS STREETS. , WANTED MAID TO DO CHAMBER WORK AND SEWING. REFERENCES REQUIRED. APPLY MRS. ARTHUR C. SMITH, 1303 PARK AVENUE. GIRL pano player, evenings, $14 per week. Olyuipia Candy Kitchen. 11 Harney XMAS bicycles. V. W. Roos. 2701 Leav. HELP WANTED. , Male and Female .' WANTED Men, ladles and boy to learn barber trade; big demand; wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1403 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College. EDUCATIONAL. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL. ' Complete courses In accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, ' comptometry, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wire less telegraphy, civil service and all Eng lish and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Douglas 1566 for large illustrated catalog. Address BOYLES COLLEGE, , g-Boyles Bldg.. Omaha. Neb. . Van Sant School of Business. Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 6890. BUSINESS CHANCES, IF you want to buy an established busi ness, write for our free bulletin; w have listed with us for sale by. the owners, retail stores of all kinds, hotels, restaurants, etc. These are located In cities and towns of several states, giv ing you a wide choice. If you want to sell your business and sell It quick without local publicity and at small ex pense, write the Western Business Ex change, 1102-04 Farnam Street, Omaha, ieo. FOR SALE The best cash grocery busi ness In Wyoming, doing $9,000 cash business per month. For particular Ruarepa pm wu, acti,..., ...... FOR SALE Grocery - and meat market; doing good business; must sell on ac count or glCKJiess. van nai nj -. RESTAURANT for sale, cheap. Address TO GET in or out of business, see LEWI8 ft UO.. fit MCtBIUP phai SELL YOUR BUSINESS. 636 BEE BLDG. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. AR1 YOU LOOKING FOR F.OOMST Or have vou' planned on making a change, which will be more convenient for you. If so, then call The Bee Want Ad Dept., Tyler 3000, and we will not only furnish you with a complete room list of chotco vacant rooms In Omaha, but also keep your number on our "Want to Rent" list for further reference in case ..... ...a r. m.li. .nnthnr rhnnt. uu rtiin.cA i M These lists are absolutely free of charg to all reaaers ana amotincn ui Omaha Bee and published solely for their convenience and benefit. Call any time, Tyler 1000, Want Ad Dept. COMPLETE RM. LIST OF ALL CHOICE ROOMS IN OMAHA FOR BENEFIT OF OUR READERS AND ADVERTISERS. CALL FOR IT ANY TIME. TYLER 1000. WANT AD. TWO new, large, warm, dry, sunny, brick basement rooms, 418 N. 89th. BU Pleas ant surroundings, furnished or unfur nished, $25 per month. Want reliable couple that will rare for furn.ice until May 1. Harney 3114 TWO lovely front rooms In nice modem home In family of two; best location, also garage. Har. 4761. 1 BEAUTIFUL front room for gentleman, close In, private, garage space. Har. 7195. PLEASANT front room close In, gentle men preferred; no other roomers. Har. 7196. LARGE modern, every convenience, prlv ate family. 2510 Bo. 10th St.. Ty. 6298. LARGE, nicely furnished, well henfcd single room for 1 or 2. Douglas 6622. A LARGE comfortnfcle room suitable for 2 young men In private home. Har. 3506. nice vTrmTsYeep i n T: r oo'm s! iTo 8WEETWOOD AVE. DOUG. 7468. hFOR RENT Furnished room to a gen tleman. 4427 So. 20th St., So. 3J8. lu SOUTH f'tn Ave., nice large rm., fine location; kitchen prlv. ; references. NICELY furnished room, modern home; breakfast If desired. Wal. 2415. FRONT isleeplng room, first flo6r, suit- . snie lor 3. zeim i.ass, ug. ou. NICELY furnished room for gentleman or laay; reasonaoie. ioi. opgu. 2761 DAVENPORT, nice bright sleeping room. Harney 4989. NICELY furnished rooms, 116 North 26th St. Tyler 4844. COZY room In modern borne on car line. Hi rn ey 6145. MODERN ROOMS,' walklpg distance. Dg. 6349. NICELY furnished rooms. 3218 Douglas. u7vEYl roonTiif apartraeuL. Har. 4790. n -, - r-v rni 1 '.' : i . i THAT'b RlSHT'HAVE t D0 "Vp I COULDN'T , .- fOU ViEARO HER? UAbT Xjf) . T MY VINDQW ' 1 3 If 1920 lrt FfTU, S"viet. inc. " ' j . . ' FOR RENT ROOMS; Furnished Rooms. ROOMS for railroad men. 1502 8. 10th. STEAM heated rm., gentlemes). D. 3291. NICELY furnished room. Web. 2415. v Housekeeping Rooms. CALL FOR COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSE . KEEPING ROOMS IN CITY. WE HAVE THE. BEST IN CITY. CALL TYLER 1000. WANT AD. ASK ABOUT OUR . BEE ROOM LIST. PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR ADVERTISERS AND READERS. TYLEK 1000. WANT -AD. tWO coty light housekeeping rooms for rent, fjveryTnwg lumiBuea nnu muuuii privileges, u. m. THREE unfurnished rooms, all modern except heat, within walking distance. Tyler '4239. - TWO 2-room suite for housekeeping, also one single room. 2106 .Cass St., Dg. 9360. ' HOUSEKEEPING fcpoms. single and en . suites, well heated. MIS Douglas, Ty. 6846. - FURNISHED room for light housekeep ing. 8012' No. 18th St.. Web. 0802. FURNISHED room for light M joekeep Ing. 2012 N. 18th St. Web. 08. STEAM heated housekeeping rooms. 2627 Harney St. Tyler 1796. BASEMENT room cheap. 1602 So. 10th St. HOUSEKEEPING rm., $4.50 up. Dg. 7072. TWO housekeeping rooms. Doug. 6364. Christmas bicycles. V. H. Roos. 2701 Leav. 1624 CASS, housekeeping room for rent. LIGHT housekeeping rooms. Dg. 0468. , Board and Rooms. FCR CHOICE BOARD AND RM. WATCH . THE BEE WANT ADS, AND IF YOU DO NOT FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN THE WANT COLUMN CALL TY. 1000 AND ASK ABOUT OUR COMPLETE ilST OF ROOMS. ATTRACTIVE room with board for two. modern, home privileges, conveniently 1 located. 1646 South 28th St. Har. 8166. PLEASANT room to share with young man: two meals; modern; references. Harney 4033. MODERN room and board, best home cooking, for 2 gentlemen, $10.60; 712 No. 33d St. 2659 DODGE Attractive, double . and single room, with board.' Har. 7039. ROOM , and board for 2 gentlemen or man and- wife. South 3719. NICE room with best of board. 1214 Far nam Ip modern home. .Unfurnished Rooms. TWO unfurnished rooms, reasonable. Web ster 1722. LARGE unfurnished basement room. D. 6349. f TWO unfurnished rooms. Webster 1929. FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. IN Dundee, highly desirable 6-room, beau ' tlfully furnished residence, garage; Im mediate possession for 8 months or longer; $150; references required. Box W-73, Omaha Bee. Unfurnished. FOR RENT Five-room cottage, 2444 8. 16th St., $20; 3-room brick flat. 2618 N. 31st St., $14. S. S. and R. E. Mont gomery, DOUg. 1313. Walnut 3136, FOR lENT Four rooms In double house, 1808 N. 18th, modern except heat, $20 month. Webster 3819. 9-ROOM and bath, second floor, fine for renting rooms. $27.60. 370S Q Su Douglas 3656. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS Furnished. THE EL-BEUDOR. Dodge, at 18th Street Tyler 4200 -Omaha's Newest and 'Finest Ex clusive Apartment Hotel. Reservations Filed For Future Occupancy. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY For some one to secure fine 4 -room apartment with high grade furnishings. Must go east and will sacrifice. Loca tion very close In. For appointment call Tyler 4143. FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN THE BLACK STONE HOTEL. HARNEY 0946. FURNISHED APARTMENT IN THE BLACKSTONE HOTEL. HARNEY 0945. Unfurnished. ,v TADOUSAC j located on 38th avenue between 1 Farnam and Dewey avenue; Oma ':v9 finest and newest apartment building; suites of three, four and five rooms; in Omaha's exclusive residence district. Prices $100 to $150. Building now ready for oc cupancy. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., REALTORS 1016 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 2715. 5-ROOM apartment In one of Omaha's fin est new buildings, the Mt. Vernon, lo cated at 624 So. 31st' St., convenient ar rangement Handsomely decorated maid's rooms and heated garages in con nection. Rent $105. Also some larger apu''.ment In same building at $140. PETERS TRUST COMPANY, Where Omaha Rents Tyler 0544. " 17th and rsjyam St ATTRACTIVE 6-room and oiin room apart ment In Dundee at 49th and California streets. No. Ardmore Terrace. Rent, PETERS TRUST. COMPANY" WHERE OMAHA RENTS. ' Tvler 0644. 17th and Farnam Sts. TO RENT Couple of beautifully decor ated apartments, Just finished. W. FARNAM SMITH & CO., irt0 Fsrnam St. Doug. 0664. Peters Trust Company, Specialist in spartmeni management. FLAT of 4 rooms and bath, modern, hot water heat; $46. 1309 So. 26th Ave. FOR RENT Five-room apt. $80. H. 4S36. FOR RENT Business Property. 2-STORY brick building, 22x6 feet, on 14th near Douglas, fine for smaU fac tory or Jobbing. $ 125 pernith. Djg 1734. HFkf F. D WEAD. 310 S. 18TH ST. MOVING AND STORAGE. MOVING. PACKING.' STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO-., 806 South 16th. v :Doug. 4168. GLOBE VAN. TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. For real service In hauling or stor age, nail Tyler 230 or Douglaa 4338. Auto or wagon service. DEAD storage for automobile, $6 per month for small cars. $6 per month fur large can. 1501 Marcy St. Tyler 1976. MOVING AND STORAGE. WE assemble nnd forward carloads of both household goods and automobiles. Watch this column, as it will keep yon informed where wo are making carload shipment to. If you are shipping to any of the cities represented or to towns adjacent to our shipping points, see us about our rates, as It la likely that our through rate Is less than the regular local rate and you have the advantage of carload serv- 1 Ice. i Today w are accepting shipments to the following cities: Los Angeles. Cal. GORDON FIREPROOF WARE HOUSE AND VAN CO. 219, N. 11th St. Phone Douglas' 394. Omaha, Neb. FIDELITY STORAGE AND VAN CO. STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS. REASONABLE RATES. , . FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. 16th and Jackson Sts. Douglas 028S, METROPOLITAN. VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by H. R. Bowen Co. Tyler 3400. WE can save you money on automobiles and household goods to California In through- cars. Omaha Van & Storage Co, 806 So. 16th St. ( .UNION TRANSFER CO. Let us estimate your moving, packing and storage, 1605 Davenport, Doug. 2908, POULTRY AND PET STOCK. WHEAT screenings, $1.75 per hundred de livered. A. W. Wagonor, 801 No. 16th. Dg. H42. CANARIES for sale. 1411 Vinton, , Dg. 7877. CANARY, birds for sale. Dg. 7877. Belgian Hares for sa,e. Ty. 6399. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. We have some splendid 1919 newly painted Fords for sale, cash or terms. Try one a.nd you'll buy Drive It Yourself Co., 3314 Howafd St. ' Doue 3622. MAXWELL, 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1919, LIKE NEW. WIRE WHEELS; $750. AUTO EXCHANGE, - 2204 FARNAM WHITE TOURING CAR. 1918 7-PASSENGER, EXCELLENT CONDITION, GOOD TIRES. LAFAYETTE-HAYWARD CO., .. 27TH AND FARNAM STS, PHONE HARNEY 0345. y FOR SALE! MY CADILLAC TOURING. WILL TRADE FOR SMALLER CAR. CAN GIVE TERMS IF DESIRED. HARNEY 6459. STUDEBAKER "Soeclal" 8ix, five-passenger touring car. Market price, re cently purchased, $2,076, will sell fur $1,650. Also a 6-passenger Maxwell touring car, market price, recently pur chased, $1,276. .Will sell for $850. Both of these cars are as good as when re ceived from the dealer, fully equipped. Why pay more for a car that Is no newer than these. Write ot wire the Tiribune, Hastings,, Neb. T FORD touring, late 1916 model, new top and shock absorbers; fine shape; $150 for quick sale. Call Tyler 3587. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Willys, model-89. touring. This car Is In excellent condition and will give terms to responsible party. Phone Har ney 6459. . MR. FOHD OWNER: Increase power of Ford motor 75 to 100 per cent. Quick getaway, speed 50 to 60 miles. Write for free informa tion. M. Skooltvet, 616 20th St., Oak land, Cal. OVERLAND MODEL 90 A BARGAIN FOR $175. TYLER 3587. 101S SAXON C, chummy roadster, first class condition, priced to sell. Call Wilder, Harney 5066, or Council Bluffs Red 1274. 8GME bargains In used Ford cars Mo Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford Service Station. 15th and Jockson. Doug, las 3600. ON account of sickness am foreed to sacri fice my 1918 Stephens Salient 6. Will give reasonable terms to responsible party. Address Box H-16, Omaha Bee. WANT TO BUY ,15 USED CARS. CALL MR. DARLING, TYLER 5S39. DANDY Ford coupe- nt sacrifice. Car In first-class shifpe and looks like new Address. Box 3939, Omaha Bee. WE bave 60 good used cars to seler from. All prices. MEEKS AUTO CO.. 2026 Farnam. FOR 8 ALE Overland 83; motor over hauled, and all r.ewly painted; new tires all way around, 8325. Col. 0237. OAKLAND Serslble Six. MARSH-OAKLAND Co 20th Harney Sts. THE DIXIE FLYER, W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY. 2520 Farnam St. 1920 FORD ton truck, like new. caH and stake body, cash or time, $450. Phone Tyler 0714. CADILLAC car, model 1&14. 7-passenger. Phone Red 3835. Council Bluffs. Ia. 1916 DODGE touring, n. bargain at $350. See car at 131S uurney m. 1917 FORD roadster for ialo, A-l condl tlon. Call H. 2790. . REAL bargain In 1920 Ford roadster, fine shape. Write Box X 123, Omaha Bee. 1920 FORD roadster, first-class eondliton. for sale-at a bargain. Tyler 0660. 1918 DODGE touring, 2886. excellent. Walnut FORD Coupe, fine condition Har. 6468. Christmas bicycles. V. H. Roos. 2701 Leav Accessories. MOTOR TRIMER. Guaranteed to start sny motor In cold est weather; Installed, $3.60; by mail, $3.00. Oaver, 4748 N. 14th, St., Col. 2268. ,' Motorcycles and Bicycles. TFfllTE for our list of guaranteed rebuilt motorcycles. Victor H. Rooa. 27th and Leavenworth. Dept.' B. Omaha. Neb. FARM LANDS. v Iowa Lands. FOR SALE 40-acre Iowa farm; very chole; no wasd land; good Improve ments; well loco tad: consolidated school: verv high state of rultlvstlon; no weeds; priced very slow for Immediate sale; $2"0 per acre. BROWLEY A LEWIS. 539 Railway Exchange Bldg. Tyler 2230. 15lh and Harney. Omaha. Ilee want ads arc best business getters, ' Drawn for The Bee by McManus v Copyright 192U lnternstlonnl News Service ' JARMLANDS Kansas Lands. GREELEY COUNTY nnd Wichita Coun ty farm land, good wheat land to ex change fur inerrhamlWo or men furn ishings. Give full' description In first leter. Clenrent L...Wilsoil Tribune, Kan. Virginia Lands. DON'T be a renter when you can buy your farm on easy payments cIobb to good market with excellent shipping facilities. Anton Thlermann, Rich mond. Va. ' . Miscellaneous. 24 ACRES IMPROVED Graham-Peters Realtv Co.,1 82 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg.. Omaha, Neb. Douglas 663. Evening Wal. 1108. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans: WB have cash on -band to loan on Omaha residences. , ' ' E. H. LOUGEE. INC., SSH'-Keellne Bldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS 0'KEEF REAL ESTATE CO., 1016 Om. Nat., Bk. Bldg. ' Doug. 271$ $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. WE AD. Wead-Bldg.. 810 8. 18th 8- PROMPT service, reasonable rates, private money. Garvin Bre 346, Omaha Wat- Oil Leases. OIL LEASES. I have a few choice leases In Mon tana acreage that I am offering at very reasonable prices. Box W-8Q, Omaha Bee. . REAL ESTATE WANTED. Wn'ntoit Hnnsps tv.Sell. The Old Reliable Heal Estate Office. THE M'CAGUE INVESTMENT . , COMPANY. ir-0 Dodge St. ' Douglas 1346. WE buy and sell Omano. real estate. C. B. STUHT CO., REALTORS. Douglas 8787. 913 City Nat'l. LISTINGS wanted; flats, apartments, busi ness property. Try us for quick re buHs; 40 yfars In Oraaho. DUMONT & CO., 416-18,KeeHne Bldg. Doug. 0690. To buy or sll Omaha Real Estate see FOWLER & M'DONALD 1120 City Nat. Bit. Bldg. Douglas 1426. WE have numerous buyers looking for many different houses, and locations. May we sell yours? Shopen & Co., Dg. 4228, HW.VE buyers with $o00 Cash down. List with us. R. F. Clary Co., 2414 Ames Ave., North Omaha Realtors. Colfax 1175. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH GLOVER & SPAIN, Realtors. 918-20 Citv Nat. Bank. Douglas 2850. PT rpTTi-rj TJTP XT O REAL ESTATE, .d. 1 ljrJ(iSoins. and Rentals 605 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bids. Douglas 211 W. G. SHRIVERuAr.nEe!TATE 1047-9 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1638 BIRKETT- REAL ESTATE; Sells. Rents. Insures. 350. Peters Trust Bldg. Doug. 0638. WIDOW wants house from owner. $M0 cash. ,Cood neighborhood. Doug. 0722 LISTINGS WANTED. Wetern Real Estate Co.. 41 3 rbah Bldg. REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED. CUMING Near 29th St.. 44 feet: mut be sold to close estate. C. A. Grinimei. 849, Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Trackage. 113 FEET ON 11TH ST.. $50 PER FOOT. BOSTW1CK. 400 Peters Trust Bldg. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. GOOD duplex, will net over 10 per cent oi price asKfu. iw.wui ..v-..rf new. ALFRED THOMAS (B PUIN. V'ALSH-ELMER CO... Realtors. Real Estate. Investment. Insurance. Rentals Tyler 1636. 383 Securities 3ldg. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Good corn land where there are no failures of crop. Corn has not sold be low $1 per bushel up to the present time. Where sufficient rainfall and a climate ' whereby you can work on the farm every month In the year nnd land that will produce corn and other crops equal to Illinois and Iowa. We are offering this land at $50 per acre and would consider exchange at a cash valuation and thus enable you to get land that- will give you ap increase on the valuation Im mediately when your crop is ripe. We can sell this land with a small payment down and easy terms and thus enable a renter to get a start. If not as rep- I Tesented when yon get further particu lars your R. R. fare will be -refunded oy tht company to see this land. Write us and you will be pleased to hear what Cf. have to say. ' WEISENBORN LAND COMPANY, 203 Central Nat'l Bauk Bldg. Peoria, III. 1913 AUBURN car, Rntenber motor, very good, very fast, very powerful. Exch. for clear lot. Call Tyler 33SO. EQUITY ono-half section land Charles Mix county, South Dakota, to trade for stock clothing or general merchandise. Address. Box Y-137C iimana ee. I can sell yor property,, or get you exchange thnt will suit you. J. A. Red field. Box 1 7S. Sioux Falls. S. D. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Dundee. Dundee Bargain Am offering a fine 2-story, 6 roam residence In new part of Dundee, on paved street; pav ing all paid; close to car and school; priced to. soil; easy terms; for particulars call ' Walnut 2$ 12. ; Florence. NETHAWAYr Suburban Drop'tv. Col. 140. ' REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West. For Sale by Owner DOUBLE BRICK AND STUCCO lOUSE, IN FINE CONDITION, AT 431 NORTH 39TII 8TKEKT. NEAR ST. CE t'U.IAS CATHEDRAL. $2,000 WILL HANDU?. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. CALL ED B. G1BDS. HARNKY 3114. Omaha Real Estate and Investments. JOHN T. BOHAN, ' 621 Paxton Blk. Phone Tvler 48H. ! A FEW homes' and lots for sale In Park wood sddrtlon: a safe place for Invest nent NorrlsA Norris Do-ielss 4270 FOR quick sale. 1416 N. SKtb St..' rm. 1250 rnsh SIT, per lr.o. Crelgll. 6'i Bee. Dour, njfln J. B HOP1NSON. leal estate and invest ment, 443 Bee Bldg. Douglas 8097. "ALASKA MAN'S LUCK." By lljalme- . Kutsebeck. Bonl & Live-right, -Nca York. Ranking wcU'with any travel Mor ic; of the year is this "romance ot fact," a tale of the struggles of a vouuff Danish-American iu Alaska. Partly its strength lies in the re markable series of adventures which the youth experiences, but even mou rn the unfailing pluck and nerve of the man in overcoming obstacles fit every kind, and. in the extremely simple way the1 tale is told.' The very simplicity of the description of na ture and of his experiences, the odd figures of speech, give the book an unusual appeal. Rutzcbeck, or Svcnd Norman, a: he calls himself in the book, had just been discharged from the army ai Los Angeles. He meets a girl, Mar ian, and falls in love with her. He finds that she, too, is moi-t anxious to visit Alaska, and that she is at least ready to be a friend to him. So he starts north to build a home in Alaska. He writes a diary of his daily experience! to send back to her. It. is this diaryTwhich forms the book and which, in turn, won the girl's love. With little money he beat his way north, undergoing many hard ships on the way, but sticking it oui. In Alaska, he goes prospecting foi gold, but his partner proves worth less and he has to abandon the at tempt. He travels 100 miles wit! only $1.50 worth of "grub." Des perate from hunger when he reache; , Skagway, he breaks into a store tc get something to ept. Then he be comes a fugitive from justice. Thrio he is caught and each time he es capes in a most sensational manner Finally he gives in and serves his 1. months in the penitentiary. Latei-v he, is able to secure a homestead in Viking cove, and on a second trip brings Marian back with him. Typical of the stirring experiences and the forceful, unusual style, is that part relating to one of his breaks for liberty. He crossed a glacier and a range of mountains considered impassable, even by the Indians, and he did not have any food or proper clothing. He fol lowed Jhe trails made by the bear and 1 lynx, and says of the trip, "1 felt as if I were one of them, just an animal moving along. Just a bit of vagrant life without a den, mov ing on and on. It seemed to me that the bears were friends compared to what I was getting away from. I felt like a lost louse on the crust of the earth." Again, when he took a rabbit away from a lynx he said: "Yes, I sat down there and tore the red, bloody meat with my teeth while the lynx circled around me in the brush, yawling angrily. It tasted good to me and I ate every bit ex cept the skin and guts. It gaye me strength and again I moved up fie everlasting upward trail." "THE MAKING OF H-RBERT HOOV ER," by Rose Wilder Lane. Published by the Century Co., New York. . The present campaign that Her bert Hoover is making to raise fund to feed the starving children of Europe, , is once more bringing him nrntninAitlv intn the limelieht. And since the war he has been probabfe. thn mnet wirlelv known and eS" teemed American in private life. So it is that this book has unusual in terest aside from the fact that his life teems with romantic incidents. The author, in interesting fashion, depicts his boyhood, how he was left an orohan, how he worked his way through college, and then struggled to establish himself as a mining en gineer. At one time he worked as a . miner. Then she details how he climbed into a position of world prominence. Mrs. Lane was assisted in writing this book by Cares K Field, a classmate of Mr. HrCfvcr's. at bt'.ntord university. Wireless Phone Message Heard Plainly '. 500 Miles Geneva, Dec. 13. Wireless tele phone messages from England were , heard painly in Geneva when Will iam Marconi gave a demonstration. The newspaper correspondents at tending the assembly of the league of natitons were invited to the dem onstration and understood quite clearly, messages spoken by Lord Burnham and Lord Riddell from Chelmsford, county Essex, England, 500 miles away. Real Estate Transfers Caple Mavberry and wife to A. A. Slmunacl, 25th Ave., 100 ft. n. of Spencer St., w. s.. 39x118.7 7,000 A. A. Simunac and wife to V. J. Robinson et ai, 26th ave.,' 100 ft. n. of Spencer St., w. s., 39x116.7.. 7.000 Martha 1 Clarke and husband o Alice Wenstrand. Florence blvd., 365 ft. n. of Hlmebaugh ave., w. s., 65x165 7,:C0 Walter Jerome Green et al to An- gelo Bonaccl, 87th st., 200 ft. e. ot , . Mason St.. e. s., 50x124.6.. JroTT Clara O. Fenwlck to William Erk, 31st st., 47 ft. n. of Castellnr St., e. s., 47x126 750 William E. Farkenlng to Anna Haffke. Hirnebaugh ave., 155.6 ft. w. of 25th ave., s. s., 6flxl2S.7 200 William R. Paul and wife to Paul J.' Borchman and wife, Decatur St., 160 ft. w. of 33d St., s. ., 40x127.6 M09 REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED. West NORTHWEST DISTRICT Illness In the family makes sal Im perative, consequently this well bui't home can be bought at way below It- value. House consists of rooms a.11 on one floor, large attic, good basemem. strictly modern, 110 foet of ground wlti double garage and shrubbery and fruit. A bargain for some one. D. V. SHOLES CO., REALTORS, Douglas 0046. 915-17 City Nat'l. $3,000 A KflVPn-rnom buntcalow ntyl hous". vtory and half plan, w.th la rue cement ?d basement. llou.se in comparatively new. Furnace and electric llRhta. Vnder pres ent prices house alone could not t Hanson, Walnut 1UJ. or Amos Grant Co., REALTORS, 130-2-4-J-i Brandels Theater Building. Pnuglns K3t0. North. SEVEN-ROOM house, all modern except heat, 3114 Miami; possession at onoc; lot 60xl2r -price n.S50; $500 down. 140 a pionth. Call. Doug. 5614. MIN'NE 1.1:84 homes and lots off7rth. host opportunity to Invest your monejV Vhone Tyler 1ST. S-ROOM houso, large nm. for sale or rent. Tyler 5:;?9. furemtnns EE.NSO.N & MEYERS CO, 421 Cm, Nat l . I i f
