THE BEE: OMAHA, SU.NUAY. OCTOBER 16. 1921.
North Sixteenth
jo-n
Five Houses In
Dundee Sell For
Total of $70,000
California Street Residence
Property of Mary S. Foil
mer, With Price of $18,.
000, High for Week. .
In the list of ilei of real estate
-a ii i , . i ec f
An Attractive Small Home
Jo Be Re-Surfaced
Within Next Year
OTP'n,ir'iiTIC:3
ConiiuUkioiicr Kouukjr Out
lines Plan for Improve
went of Street! to Real
Estate Board.
s. cox). t6m a JACtcsai srs.
ii wmm
Biili for rrpaving and re-iurfaeing
of Ncrth Sixteenth street ind
Sherman ivcnue from the muth line
of Douglas to the Carter Lake boul
evard wilt be railed for on or ln-fore
January 1, according to Commis
sioner KoutLjf.
Mr. Koutnky intend to have all
the lral preliminaries disposed of in
time for this paving job to Hart at
toon as weather permits.
Portions of the street on -Which
the old baie will be rc-turfaced will
be done in asphalt. The material
hai not yet been (elected for the
parti that will have new paving.
Commissioner Koutsky advised
the real estate board last week that
the city contemplates paving, next
year, Fifty-second street from Map
le, north to the city limits in Flor
ence; also South Thirteenth street
from Missouri avenue to the Sarpy
county line, connecting with the
llclleview boulevard, which Sarpy
county is arranging to pave.
Mr. Koutsky also said that Twenty-fifth
street from "L" to "Q" will
be re-siirfarcd as well as some cf
tlie rougher portions of Jackson
street west of Tenth. '
Cuming Street Corner
Bought for $1,600 in
1878, Sold for $2 1, 0C0
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Nettie Turtle, a daughter of the
late Henry Kilter, sold to D. J. Dor
scv the southwest corner of Twen
tieth and Cuming street, for $21,000.
This proocrtv i-ad been in the Rittcr
family since 187K, when Henry Kit-
tcr purchased it from William Lowe
tor $1,600.
Besides the income frOm the prop
erty, it has increased in value more
than $400 a year during the 4J years
it was in the Ritter family. The
sale was made by filover and Spain.
The ground is OUxlJi tcct, lm
proved with a brick building in front
and a frame building in the rear.
tor more than 20 years the brick
building was rented to the Mctz in
terests for a saloon.
Turns From 'Wildcat' to
Real Estate Investment
Oscar J. Ruzicka. druggist at
Twenty-inth and Farnam streets,
told Max Agor, ---a -real estate aiW.
man for Shulcr& Cary, recently,
that some recent "wildcat" stock in
vestments had persuaded him to iu
..vj?st in' real estate '''::Xi---:''
: Although he owns severalegiti
mate stocks, he said he had just
kissed $1,01 0 . goodbye in one; of the
concerns the Douglas county, grand
jury has been investigating j .'
Mr. Ruzicka bought: the j brick
store at the northeast ?, corner of
Thirty-fifth avenue and Leavenworth
street for $8,000.- He expects to put
more buildings on the ground
One Firm Sells 13
Medium-Priced Houses
: .:7 ; '..
The Edward F. , Williams? com
pany reports an increase in the de
mand for medium-priced houses in
the lalt two weeks and backs up
the report by announcing 13;,sales,
the .majority of them being -house
sale's. - '''"""1
. The list totaling $58,150, is, " ,
' 2694 Laurel avenue to Dr. J. 8. Parker,
15.760; 116 Manderson street to J. W.
Kohout. 14,750. J503 Soutfc Tdelfth street
to Lister J. Smith, 11.160; S828 Hamilton
tree to B. J. CilttlnKs, $4,350; 3217
Lothrop atreet to A. Katsliee, $6,650; lot.
Twenty-fifth avenue and Francis atreet,
to Emll Huntalker, 1850; 1411 Sherwood
.avenue to A. T. Fenser. $5,600; 1913
19164 Clark street (commercial buildlnK)
to F. F. Pitts, 6,600; Seventeenth and
'.lark, three flats, to A. B. (Trace, $11,000;
, lot, Forty-seventh and Bedford avenue,
to John Fields, 1950;, four lota. Fortieth
and Ames avenue, to I). J. l.abe, 11,600:
80 acres, Kearney county,. Kansas, to A.
T. Fenger, $4,000; 2860 Brown atreet to O.
II. Miller, $4,109. ; ...
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This desirable bungalow hat an
unusual amount of porch space and
a splendid floor plan. There is a
large reception hall, living room with
open fireplace,. dining room, and a
pantry admirably located between it
and the kitchen. Note the privacy
given to the two sleeping rooms and
bath, which is situated between these
two rooms. Clyde Smith Adams,
Architect
For the Live
Boys of Omaha
New Stores Rented Before
' Building Is Completed
Five of the 1 1 new stores being
erected at the northwest Corner of
Seventh and Howard streets .have
been rented, although the buildings
will not be ready for occupancy for
10 days or two weeks. .
: The Cantielver Shoe company has
one store near the; corner. Another
has been leased by the Dalton Add
ing Machine company. C. W. Mar
tin & Cov realtors, have taken one
of the Seventeenth street stores to be
used for its downtown headquarters.
The Drake Rental agency Jias taken
two of the Howard street fronts. )
-. Owners of these stores, which arc
operated by the H, A. Wolf com
pany, expect them all to be rented
by' the time the buildings are com
pleted. ' ' ' - :' .. , ' ,
Disbrow Firm Erecting
. New Warehouse Building
The M. A. Disbrow company, lo
cated at 1201 Nicholas street, is
erecting a new four-story warehouse
building, adjoining its present build
ing. The new structure will cover
a quarter of a block, being 132 feet
square. It will be of brick.
- The building will cost $60,000 and
will be completed in about ' two
months. -
Fremont Man Purchases
Six Flats as Investment
Six brick flats at Thirty-third and
Mason streets, owned by L. M. Rog
ers and John Rogers, has been sold
by J. J. Mulvihill to Jake Barek
ot Fremont for $30,000. Mr. Barek
gave some South Dakota land as
partial payment. He purchased the
flats as an inrestment. .
Buys Two Houses .
Stephen Hansen of the register of
!eeds office has bought through Jas.
V. Robbins two houses at 2425-29
Franklin street from J. F. Whitclock
of Logan county. Col. Mr. Hansen
bon"ht tW property for investment
n naidl3,800 cash.
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AWatfck Presented to
Winners of Y. M:C.; A.
Membership Contest
At the party last Saturday night
the Boys Work secretary, , fc.
Micklewright, presented the winners
in the nicmucrshiu campaign witn
the awards earned during the past
few weeks. The first place was
awarded to Richard '.Wiles and he
was Kiven a cold pin with the "Y
insiirnia and an embroidered 'Y"
monogram. Richard is a student in
the Park grade school and during
the past few weeks has been the
hardest worker in the campaign. He
has nine new members to his credit
The second place was awarded
Donald Madgett of Saunders school
and James Carroll of Cass These
boys deserve much credit for the
splendid work they accomplished and
are boys who are real leaders among
the boys' or their schools. I-ach re
ccived gold pins.
, The third places were four: Clar
ence Brink,. Dundee; Donovan Goul
clin, Saratoga; Raymond Lcpicier,
Central, and John btaley, Saunders,
These boys. also- are workers, at
school and at the "Y" and they de
serve much credit for the work they
have done, -
' Boys receiving embroidered mon
ograms were as follows Btllie
Brooks, Harry Counsman.' Louis
Jensen, .Wilbur Jones,. - Heinrich
Koch, Phillip Price, Paul Quisenber
ry, hdwm Kadzuweit, Willis Reden-
baugh, Ronald ' Swanson,. James
To.masck and William Ure, jr. -
Advanced Swimming-,
Class Organized for '
; - Local YJ1.CA. Boys
The "Sharks" is the name of the
advanced swimming club organized
at the Y. M. c A. last week. Mr.
C. Carl Weigel of the physical de
partment, sent out a call for swim
mers who wanted to take advanced
swimming - and diving and the
"sharks", is the result. '
'The purpose of the , club," says
Mri Weigle, "is to train members
to become expert swimmers, divers.
and life savers." Members of this
club may represent the Y. M C. A.
in swimming meets, polo .: contests
exhibitions, pentathlon; state cham
pionships, and may take tests lor the
wards ot the International Y,. Mi C;
A.' and American 1 Red Cross Life
Savers corps.
,1 o become a Shark, a bov must
be able to swim 10 laps of the pool
200 yards. Also make any two ot
the following .dives: front jack .knife,
swan, one and one-half, back, stand
ing sitting standing, front flip, back
flip and handstand. - T
At the first meeting last week
there were many who came out for
the tests. Many more will start this
week and as Mr.,Wdgel says "there
will be all we can handle in the club
before we- have, been .going a few
weeks'." ; Much interest in : being
shown in the advanced work, and it.
is meeting an enthusiastic j-esponse
from all the boys who arc taking
part. . . V'.-,. V;.-- :.
G.' S. Haas Buys Residence
.Of C. L. Gould iur, $11,000
The Ci L. Gould home -at the
corner of Turner boulevard and
Poppleton avenue lhas been sold to
C S. Haas for $11,000.
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Reorganization of
Y.M.C;A.Knightsof
Square Table Club
The nights of the Square Table,
club of junior employed boys of
the Y. M. C. A. Boys division, have
reorganized their activities for the
coming - season.. Regular meetings
will be held on Wednesday jiights
this year .instead of on Saturdays as
last ycar.u ' , '.'
The 'club members 'meet at 6:30
for irvm classes. 7:30 for a swim
and S o'clock for Bible class and at
8:30 they have club meetings and
moving pictures. To be a member
of this club a boy must have a job
that makes it necessary for him to.
come in the evening for his privi
leges. .
Last Wednesday night they had
initiations for the new members of
,tlie ' club. These . boys were taken
through the various degress of be
coming a full-fledged member of the
club. Riding the goat is tame in com.
parison with the requirements of the
rites of the Knights, of the Square
Table. ;-. . - - ' :
Biff Attendance at
Y Membership Party
Last Saturday night over 250 boys
attended the annual New Members
party, - This party came at the close
of the annual membership Campaign
and the new members were -given a
party for the purpose of getting ac
quainted and learning about their
privileges. ; '
To start the party off two-reel
Charlie Chaplin comedy was shown,
after which MacOhman of the boys
division staff gave a short talk urg
ing the boys to make use o: their
A MEW YORK OPINION ON
Salvation
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"The heart throb has been
retained in the filming. Miss
Starke's expressions of sorrow ,
and fear and humiliation rank
- high in the season's personal
accomplishments of this kind
on the screen." ' '
New York World
That's Urge No. 1 ..
To See It at the ' ,
RIALTO
STARTS SUNDAY '
opportunity of using the "Y." Also
Mac entertained the boys with sev
eral songs and ' dances
C. Carl Weigel and Cecil Fisher,
of the physical department spoke to
the boys about the coming events in
the gymnasium and swimming pool.
Also they urged the boys to get' into
the. gym classes and make records
for themselves in .. the champion
eights contests and other sports that
will come 'in thcirSeeason.
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pmciauy recorueq in ine omce 01 (
Register of Deeds Penrce, for the
last week, there were five transfers
of Dundee homes totaling $70,100
ind six North Side sales for ?34,500.
The list by districts is:
Pa ad,
H. J. Orova to C. I. Andraira, 4111 Chi
eaA tirMl. tlO.ftOA
Anna C, Iavana to B. B. Wood, 1111
CaM atraat, l,S0ft.
Kdward C. Uoarka te Lualla, Wltbnalt,
aouihwmi cornar Klfilelh aanu ana rar
nam ilraot. 111 000.
Kathar K. l"Kanala ta Wary Nlaamaan
nrtlrih a.vnoa, bwaa raraam
llnwa.,1 afrAta. 11 0.1 OA.
Wary I. Kollmar to A. . Cartar, tilt
California siraai, iu.ooo.
North 0ldo.
Twanty-fourth atraot Bttwaao Ofdaa ead
Fort otraaio. t4.. '
John Xoranaa to W, O, huMB, 1411
Grand avanua. 16,004.
C. H. Marahall to C. Cb Mansalt, lilt
barmaa avanua, 14,000.
Oraeo I. Park to Emma, B. Ooodwla,
till Kvana (treat, 14,004.
Roaa Rifl to Mlnnla U. Flodmaa, ITt
Ida atraat. tlt.BOO.
H. J. Orova to C. F. Mann, ITU Brows
atraot, 1 4,000.
. . Weat laaaaawarth.
Barkar avanua. brtwaaa Forty-fourth and
Korty-flfth atrrnta. t .
Kortawaat.
Oarar Oarandrr to Utonrlna I Uadaaa,
I2t4-t Miami atraat, 14.100.'
Brldcat alrN'amara to O. F. Frit a, 4121
Decatur atreet, ft.too.
Central. .
H. 8. Andrewa to laador Kroetilor, HIS.
0.4 North Twentieth atreet.. 111.000.
J. U Puf to Reap Droa., 410 North
RlKMoenta atreet, ana otner property,
lii.ooo.
Itamla ParkJ
- Norman Lewla to Francla - McMahon,
IS21 Indiana atreet, 11,440.
L. K. Wllllamaon to Anna Ducan, 14b
Lincoln boulevard, 14,125.. .
Daniel Horrlaan to P. 7. Rlnn, 1111-10
North Thlrty-lllth atreet, 16,260.
rathrdral.
c" M. Brockmau to State Savlnra
Loan Aaaoclation, 4171 Wakely atreet,
47,340.
Auxuata C. Cartar to Mary 8. Follmer,
132 North Forty-flrat atreet, 11,000.
Mary 8. Follmer to W. U. Haatlnsa, 111
North Forty-flrat atreet, 1 6.000.
Waat Farnam.
Beatrice B. McKenrr to Jeeeo Is. He-
Mullen, northwest corner Forty-flrat and
Dodge atreeta, ,oo.
Itiniirnm Park.
' T.ewla Reaall to H. R. Milder, 2500-1
South Thirty aecond avenue, 113,000.
RnaAH.
Minnie Hlnti to Otto June. 2701-7-11
North Sixty-fourth atreet, 14,400.
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Enjoy This Winter
By having a dependable heating aystem,
regardless of the cold and saow, KNOV
that YOUR HOME IS WARM and COT
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Imported Type Healthful' Heat
urnaces
are dependable heaters, built by experience to give you
years, of uninterrupted heating service at surprisingly
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MOIST, HEALTHFUL AIR to breathe. Are they get
ting it with the old-fashioned stove, furnace or radiator
types of heating? They can with the. improved "900
series" NESBIT. The "built-in" humidifier evaporates
from 3 to 8 gallons of water each . day.
' Yovtll be proud of your heat-:
:::ihg plant if Ws a NESBIT
, . ? Local Authorized Dealer ' : ' :
E. Mead Hdw., 2202 Military Ave.
A. H. Metnif, 4604 Dodfo.
Wm. Melaen, 3310 Spauldinr- '
North Side Hdw., 4112 N. 24th.
Olaon Bros., 2642 Leavenworth.
F. J. Panek, 1713 S. 11th St.
Sehollman Broe,-4114 N. 24th. -Thrane-Gille
Mfr. Co., 1007 Jackaon.
C H. Turney, 0002 Military Ave.
Rica Furnace and Tin Works, 68 N.
, Main, Council Bluff a.
Abrana eV Stall, 2619 Seward.
A. E. Cary, 3538 Grand Ave.
Farnam Sheet Metal Worka, 2904
Farnam.
Dennell, Warea A Bronder, 4818 S.
24th.
B. J. Flanaf an, 3104 Leavenworth.'
Chaa. F. Krelle, 810 8. 13th. ...
J. H. Hall, 1801 Pratt.
Standard Furnace and Supply Co.
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407-13 South 10th St. -411
Pearl St.
Omaha
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Don't Wait Until Cold Weather
Comes to Have the Broken Wind'
Shield Glass Repaired
We Put New Ones in
While You Wait
Also Sedan and Coupe
Door Glass
Broken Windows
Replaced
Kennard Glass
and Paint Co.
Sudden Service
Call JAckaoa 4356 . . ' 15th and Davenport
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A Complete Portable Ice Machine
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This machine will cool a 10-foot showcase and refrig
erator 12x9x8 feet. Tool steel shaft and pins, patent
safety on discharge lirie and crank case fool-proof.
Ten Large Sizes
Information regarding; prices installed complete given
upon inquiry. " ' ' ' ' -
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Phone Webater 0464 .
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During the "Club Plan" Sale
A 31-Piece "Blue Bird" Dinner Set v
. Included FREE
If yours Is an old-fashioned kitchen with its miles
of wasted steps and hours of useless work, come
Monday. . This week you have an opportunity to
put the greatest of all kitchen conveniences , in1
your home on the payment of $1.00." ' '
The Club Plan Is Limited to One Week
" and to a Limited Number of Hoosiers
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There are no extra charges during this "Club Plan
Sale," and the low 1921 cash price set by the
factory prevails. The number is limited.
6 Offers
For Those Who Join This Week
No..l DOLLAR delivers your Hoosier.
No. 2 DOLLAR a week soon pays for it.
No. 3 $5.00 allowed for your old cupboard.
No. 4 A dollar holds a Hoosier till later.
No. 5-iBlue Bird Dinner Set given FREE.,
No. 6-A new "Hoosier" Cabinet at $42.00. .
' . A HOOSIER CWea Away Next Friday
Dinner Set
Free!
Durinsr the "Club Plan Sale" a
beautiful 31-piece Blue Bird Bun
galow Dinner Set is included with
each"Hoosier" Cabinet.
ICroehler Bed Davenport Suite In fumed oak, upholstered in fabri
cord leather, comprising an Arm Chair, Arm Rocker, C 7Q CA
(full size bed) Davenport, a suite worth $125,00 at. . V JeOU
A Complete Bed Outfit Consisting of a beautiful 4-poster bed of
rich mahogany, restful link fabric springs and 45-lb. &A7 C
all-cotton mattress, art tick and roll edge, the outfit. . OU
RUG Bargains
nviiw bliCab Will
$27.50
Seamleii Velvet Ruga 8-3x10-0 sizes in
a number of beautiful patterns that will
give gooa service,
only
Seamleta Velvet Ruga of excellent
quality in 9x12 aizea for living
and dining rooms, d!01 CA
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Maaaive Dining Table A
genuine Colonial design in
solid quartered oak, with 64
in. full quar. top that ex
tends to six t 7 'gn
fet. at..... aP .OU
Large Dreaser Well' con
structed in beautiful walnut
with French plate mirror
and 4 drawers, 5Q
only
High-Crade Velvet Ruga-9xl2 sizes,
fringed and seamless, in desiens for the
living room, be0 P r
only .................. $OOa5U
Cedar Cheat Made of fra
grant red cedar, to protect
your furs and woolen gar
ments, at the : V .
new low price .
Monday
Special
Heavy Galvanixed Tuba
Extra large and deep, with
handle, Monday 7Qa
only at I wC
Electric -Toaster - or Grill
On which you can toast, fry
or boil, complete with cord,
Monday only 2 30
Imported Black Forest
Clocks Made to look like
the genuine "Cuckoo" clock,
has chain wind, special for
Monday at 69 C
EVERYDAY VALUES
Good Brooms
Electric Irons $3.05
Moo Outfits .98
ACME Freezers ......65
Berry Dishes 19
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Three-Piece Davenport Suite With mahogany finished frames, com
fortably upholstered in a very high grade of blue :$1CQ CA
velour, the three pieces well worth $300, here at . . . OJeOU
Italian Renaissance Dining Room Suite of nine pieces in solid quar
tered oak, comprising a 54-inch Buffet, large China Closet, 60-inch
Extension Table and SIX Chairs upholstered in CQOyf CA
genuine leather, a suite that la worth $375.00, at. . '
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