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CEMETERIES.
Forest Lawn.
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BURIAL VAULTS.
AlrQMATIC (eating veni-rel burial
una. n.romni.nded and (or ail
tr all Uadln undertakers. U'.l.r.
proof, na aiol la rual. 09 wood lo 4e.
ray. Inaiai upon ih AUTOMATIC
KAM.Vt) VAULT mnurc-tur4 by
i'iial i.'onrr.i Burial Vault Co., i:ia
( FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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rtONKKR rt'NERAI. MRECTOnS.
rormarly l mi 1. itb til., Iiara
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I'nflarlakar and Rmnalmar.
r.h?1??:.!'i Offir ll Famnm.
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FLORISTS.
,KK LAHMON i domi..
Ph. po. :
kAT IT WITK riJWKHH FROM HKSS
8B-OBMIA, Mil FAHNAM HTP.EKT
L. Hrndoron. 1 ROT Farnam. Jackaon 111",
JOHN HATH. UOt Karnam. Jark.on Hut!
PERSONALS.
'1HK SALVATION Army Industrial horn
mirailnr. W collect. W dlatrlbui.
Fnona I'ouglia 4U& nd our wafnn
will call. Call and Inapact our nw
hnm. 1 1 Tft-1 1 1 2-1 114 tlndg Sr.
KATHRVN I. RILEr
Skin and rlp aprrinllrt. nrsldrnr
wnrk aollcllrd. Appnlnlmcnt. JA. J26I.
Porlcnn A- N.. Chlropraclv,
-driisUIJ p,xton block. AT.
Qfflc hour. 11 a. m. to :S p. m.
301
74;.
JIAONKTU; Imlha; Violet Rny trralmnt
wllh imww CI 4 8. 19th. PO. 1381.
Theatrical hlitorlral masqu costuiiip. for
play and cartlr. at Lli-b.n'a. Oman.
SULI'Hl'R halhs. 8wadab maaaagr, chl
rnrndy. Evrnlna to . Sd So. sntb 8t.
ELECTRIC bath and massage. J18 N-
vll! Hlork.
KXPERT mi ssi nr. 404 No. 14. Apt. 4.
RBNT vacuum cleaners. 75c. HA. 1071.
KXPKHT massage. 210 N. 17th St.
KXPERT MASSAGE. ATLANTIC 9649.
MASSAOB Sun. and eve. Aptm. AT. 6365.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Acccrdeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, aid, knife, box pleating,
covered buttons, all atylee; hemstitching,
buttonholes. Writ Ideal Button A
Floating Co., S08 Brown block. Omaba.
Neb. Telephone JA. 193S.
NEBR. PLEATING Hhing.
tons. 1M Farnam. 'Id Floor. PO. 5670.
Contractors.
PAINTING, papering end plaeUring. J.
Nau. WA, 4567.
PATCH plastering and paper hanging.
WA. "997.
Dancing Academies
Tt'P'PP'Q 3St8 Farnam street.
J.EjEj O Telephone Pouglas 8440.
lessons. Ten In-
Class and private
atructora.
Dentists X-Ray
DENTAL X-BATS. 60c EACH.
U a full seU r619 Securltie Bldg.
Detectives.
Independent Detective Bureau. 304 Neville
Blk. AT. 5601: night, WA. 4046; KE. 0165
Ex. Bldg.. JA. 2056. Night. KB. 3813.
JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evldenc
ciired .In all csaea. Atlantic 1186.
Dressmaking.
Fura, suits, dresses, rem'd, relin'd. Ha 6604
Kodak Finixhing.
ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing,
printing. Kaae Studio. '213 Neville Blk.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE.
The Enalgn Co.. 1607 Howard St.
Patent Attorneys.
J. W. MARTIN, patent attorney, in!
. Podge, Omaha, also Washington, P. C
Wa hlp sell patents, models mads.
Printing.
EDDY Printing Co.. 211 8. 13 St. Do. 8647.
BR ITT Printing Co., 7 Elka Bldg.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS price with privilege
to buy back at iriall profit. GROSS
JEWELRY CO.. Omaha. Neb., 402 N.
6th St. Telephone DO. 5049.
KINPUNO delivered at 93.50 and $4 per
load. New and used lumber at low
prices. Mlcklln Lumber & Wrecking
Co., 24th and Burdette. Webtr 6561.
RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single. 5c;
double edge. 45c dot Mail orders so
licited. Omaha Sharp t-o.. 103 in. iin.
OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY. Mattresses
mad over in new ticks at half prlc of
new beds. 1907 Cuming. JA. 2467.
DR. A. C. SARIN, RECTAL DISEASES.
Suite S10 Arthur Bldg. 210 S. ISth St.
rreacrlptions carefully compounded at th
i Sherman A McConnell Pmg store.
NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatua.
LeBron Electric. 318 S. i:th St.. Omaha.
WILL exchange dental work for wall
paper and enameling. KB. 4020.
FOR SAT E.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
OBOE, priced to sell, Kruesoe French
Horn, new. Pouzel-Mueller Flute. Call
Douglas 812!.
TRADE your used piano on a new play
er piano. Balance as low as 910 per
month. A. HOSPB CO.. 1513 Douglas.
GEO. A, SMITH Pealer In drums, xylo
phones, etc.: Instruction, repairing:
171 Pavenport St. Phone Harney 2967.
0QHN TAFF saxophone shop, repairing.
8chmoller A Mueller Uldg.. 1516 Dodge.
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES.
All MAKES bought, sold, rented and
repaired. Sol agent for tb CORONA.
machin guaranteed. -
Central Typewriter Exc.
J A. 412. 1IH Farnam.
GUARANTEFD typewriters, 112 50 and up.
Midland Office Supply Co.. 144 Dodge.
Clothing and Furs.
FCItS remodeled, rellhed aStnd cleaned.
KNEETER ALASKA SCR CO..
201 8. 13th i DO. 72S6.
BRINGING UP FATHER
Btgla4r4
I', . Ill OffUt
re J IOCS AND MAU.lt IN fUU
PACt Or COIOM l THS SUNUAV HI
Drawn for The B?e b McMnu
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BY t.0t.LYi THlVlSMORll
LlKEl'A VvAlTtN' ROONt'
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FOR SALE.
Clothing and Furs.
IA'M.,H WuuLIJN XI I I.Li.
Par aala, a fa uih laln.nl, all-wool
"liundaa" toil, rnrap. allrrallnn Itee.
Norinwrat or, icih ins Harney ft
MitcelUneout Articles.
UK buy, a. l aafr. qiaka deaas, b"
rssea, io. Omaha Fume At Huitty ''..
H. W. t'.ir I 1 1 Ft and lxUla. JA, (724
fcXPtllT aawlng ma. bin
UIL-KI.LIL
15th and llamey.
epalrlcg
na 19,1.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESK'S DESKS DESKS
Mew artk. u4 d"ka kautlit, old and
trad4. J. C Rod. l:ol Farnam. PO tl4
WANTED SITUATIONS.
"Maie.
TOI .VG man. hmii from naval ai'tdemy,
ile.irra Hatfiii na .nieaiuati fur thra
ninnlht. all WA. I:t.
HhiGloTKItUl druggist fil i"(lln:
everal )ra ierlenc. Address 14. '9
n St., l.lneBln, Nrl.
Laundry and Day Work.
i'lRHT t'l.ASt laundrea with fcforeuc.
WF. biier 2973.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Professions and Trades.
IHAI.I, NKn.
Wants a gO'"l up lo-ilat physician
and surtVnn. prHrtlrally itn coniieUUoll.
Addrrsa H. I.. JVwell, I'rnlg. Neb.
DO you want to Increaaa your Income?
writ th .National Auto School, (lit
No. !0th pt Onmha, for catalog.
MOI.KR BAR HER CULI.KUa
110 H. 14th. Wrll for catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Housekeeping Rooms,
tMC anil 3-riNitit tai irnritia; ,itliing
ruriiinni: walking diaian.'e. iia, ii.
l..inii; r.-::ui, a r.mun, it floor,
911 aliiala rooiii, 14, GihhI heu(.
Sli7 Karimm J.it.iiin rrnnt pl.,
room fUhW, renik'tiabl rnl.
bath'
Board and Rooms.
HKAI. iMt-ala. good rooms and washing,
111: employed mm. ilui-e In, IIA. 7174.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
Tel. PougU S4s .Modorn warm hoiti lo
ahar wnn adulia: reaaonalile; car line.
FOR RENT-APTS. AND"FLATS.
Furnished.
Morris Apartment Hotel
ISth and Dodge Sts.
Apartment conaKt of living room,
drehalna; room, kitchenette and bath.
Weekly nntnl Include heal, light, gas,
phono and maid aerv.e. lthr waek
lv or permanent g urate, l'hon AT.
j:i.
UltNlhllKK spartment.
water heal. WA. .:9.
2 rooms, hot
54211 Wirt fit.
Unfurnished.
1 IIAVK n lease expiring October 1st on
a beautiful rovrn-roi.in apartment at
1'ari Avi. oiiil Leavenworth Kt.t which
I wish lo Ml' at a discount. Apart
ment avnUntili Marrli lat. Leaving the
city so will make substantial allowance
mi rent. Call Mr. I'almcr, JA-2805.
Kvenlnk-M. 1IA-L'S1.'..
3S K.N who own cars and will work hard
for a good salary writ to us. Ws want
men ft ho are honest and ambitious.
Men who would appreclato a permanent
fmaitlon In Ih kale organization of a
arge corporation. It you want lo ha
ronalderd It will be well to act propt
ly as ws will fill our vacancies rapldlv.
Sell yourself to ua In your first letter.
Addrea Sale Manager, Box 1317, Dept.
S, Dra Motnea, la.
WANTKI Experienced salesmen ss slate
managers: men of ability: InteiiHtv
fightcra. Common order takers without
concrete methods need not apply as thia
is a business proposition where th op
portunity for a big income Is at your
command if you possess that push kud
elf-rmifldeivw that spells success.
STOCKMKNS SERVICE Ac SUPPLY CO..
1S06 West Hroadway. Council Bluffs, la.
SALESMAN to sell as side line to dealer
only old established line Farm imple
ments. Commission basis. Ko sample
to carry. Omaha Western Sale Co.,
Omaha, Neb. '
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Household and Domestic.
WANTED Man and wife to keep house.
th wife to do gcnerBl housework, man
to do utility work during spare time
from his regular employment; couple
will have private rooms and bath; good
chance for Industrious pair to getshead;
working for a family of two. Address
Box X-107. Omaha Bee.
4'RooM apartment with 6-roorn accom
modation. All newly decorated. Im
mediate posesalon.
HASTINGS & IIKTDEN,
MI4 Harney St. AT. 00i0.
Dl'XPKK For Immediate poesesalon; an
especially desimhio 4-room apartment
wllh three expnaures; 1X5. fall WA-6036.
1,2,3
room modern apartmenta. THB
'DRAKE RENTAL AtJENCT.
170J Howard fit. AT. 9708. J A. 2805.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
823 S. I4TH ST. Furnished and unfur
nished Hpts. The Pershing. PO. 6941.
COMFORT all seasons of year, close In
S, 4 or S-room spartment. 220Vi N. 23d.
Will sublease apart. No. It In the El
wood from March 1 to Oct. 1. WA-09S2.
WANTED TO RENT.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE..
WHITELY
Repair lladiatoi
1:0 Mouth Ulb St.
fioi.LV. eip.rt auto trimmer. SI 3 it, 141
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
To buv or e"ll Omaha Hul l-.'atal
FOWLER & M'DONALD
1i; CJty Nat'l flk. Bldg. Jackaon 14
Charles W. Young & Son
Real Ratal, Remala, Insurance.
K0) I lly Nat. Ilk. AT. 9641.
Ut your home Buy your tioni
BINDER & OTIS,
Ileal K.lale, Loan, ftentala. J A. Silt,
f!ftITrT!MTfl Riiy Co Liat wim u
uiivuiou for quick result
1419 lat Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Jackaon 196
HAVE Inqulrle for home do you want
to ell your property 7 l.let It wllh
C. A. Orlininel, Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg
D. ROT WOODWARD.
Invtmnt and Insurance.
J A. 3il5. 73 Pelera Trust Bldg.
I OR 4-ROOM home wanted on term.
Good neighborhood. From owner. Box
X-llO.-Omaha, Bee.
Grove-Hibbard Co. 110,r
S57 Securltie Bldg. AT. 45. Tlcae.
PIU'I.KX WANTKP.
llav three caah buyer. Call'
FIKK AV PRICK. JA. H419.
MOVING March 16. Want t or (-room
home, 14.5110. AT. 95n.
FARM LANDS.
California Lands.
? ? California??
Po you ever txpect to buy a home
there?
Thed (end now for our booklet "The
Inside In Real Estate."
Ford's Federated Factors, SIS Mills
Building, San Francisco.
Minnesota Lands.
EQUITY Land Exchange, St. Paul. Minn,
Nebraska Lands.
WRITE M. A. Larson, Central City. Neb.,
for folder about truck raising oppor
tunlties in acre tracts.
Wisconsin Lands.
LANDOLOGY Free peclal number Jut
out, containing many fact or clover una
In Marinette county, Wisconsin. If for a
home or an Investment, you are thinking
of buying good farm landa where farm
er grow rich, send at one lor this p
clal number of Landology. It I fre on
request. Address Skidmore-Rlehl Land
Co., 433 Skldmore-Rlehle Bldg.. Mari
nette, Wis.
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses.
FIVE or 1
location.
,ix-room house wanted in good
Address Box X-112, Care Bee.
FOR RENT Business Property.
REFINED, educated, healthy lady, 26 to
23, wholesome cook for western ranch,
Must be exp. end from No. 1 family.
Definite, complete references necessary.
Box Y-1802, Bee.
WANTED A nurse girl. References re
quired. Mrs. Chan. H. Hannan, Jr.j Coun
cil Bluffs, la. Phone 127.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Men, ladle and boy to learn
barber trade: big demand: wage while
learning; trlctly modern. Call or writ
1408 Dodge 8t. Trl-Clty Barber College.
WANTED Men or women In towns near
Omaha to solicit merchants accounts for
collection. For information. ' Write or
visit J. W. Illsley, 154t South 28th St.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL.
Complete courses in nccountsncy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short
hand and typewriting, railroad and
wireless telegraphy, civil service and all
Knglish and commercial branches.
Write, call or phone Jackson 1565 for
larg Illustrated catalog. Address
Boyles College,;
Boyles Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
Van Sant School of Business.
Pay and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 6890.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Garage Business.
''Located on SOth and Q Street, fully
Equipped In vry particular; service car
romp let a. battary outfit complete; weld
ing outfit; all kinds of accessories; ator
age for SO cars; building all modern;
good business.
Birkett & Co.,
350 Peters Trust Bldg.
JA-063S.
GOOD CLEAN STOCK OF MEN'S CLOTH
ING. SHOES AND FURNISHINGS IN
HASTINGS. NEB. WILL IN'VOICK
J7.F0O. BEST CORNK.R LOCATION,
CHEAP RENT. LONG I.EASBr 13
YEARS IN BUSINESS, GOOD REA
SONS FOR SELLING. NO TRAPES
CONSIDERED. ADDRESS BOX 293,
HASTINGS, NEB.
807 FAR?JAM 5-room apartment, com
pletely modern; suitable for offices,
studios, dental, or dressmaking rooms,
etc., for tenants wishing home adjoin
ing. T. F. Hall, 4S4 Railway Exchange.
Pouglas 7406. ,
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
Hamilton Hotel
FIREPROOF. FARNAM, AT 24TII.'
Single rooms with private bath
st 110.50 per week, single, and
112.50 (or two.
Two large outside rooms, con
necting bath at $20.00 per week.
A -satisfactory place to live.
OKT YOUR ROOM
through The Bee furnished room dl
1 rectory. Call at office for list of choice
desirable rooms In all parts of ths city.
A service that benefit both advertiser
nd room seeker. s
HOTEL SANFORD. 19th and Farnam.
HOTEL HENSHAW, 16th and Farnam.
Special rates to permanent guests.
FURN. rma with priv. bath: warm, com
fortable, cheerful; price reasonable, day
or wk. Hotel Hamilton, AT 4701.
510 S. StTK ST. Com. double room, 94;
also single rm., 93; home prlv. HA. 3720.
HAR. 0372 Portland apartments, steam
nested, south room, ladles preferred.
SWEETWOOD AVE.. 410 Good warm
rooms In modern brick flat; close in.
LARGE front room. Webster 2415.
Housekeeping Rooms.
THB GU1DB TO
th better bousekeeplns rooms Is the
directory furnished to advertiser and
room hunter. Call at Bee office for
free copy containing deslrabl vacancies
In all parts of th city
TEL. WEB. 151 For colored, 2 mod
ern apartments for light housekeeping.
3226 MAPLlv 4 nice housekeeping rooms.
liZ 80. 10th. large light bikg. room.
SEE us for lirht, comfortable offices in
the heart of the business district. Rents
lower than mos places. Call room
4H9. Finance Bldg., 1817 Douglas.
MERCANTILE STORAGE AND WARE
HOUSE CO.. lltlr and Jone 8t
H. M. Christie, warehouse & track'ge prop.
F D. WEAD AND BOWMAN CO.
Garages.
GARAGE for rent; th month. HA. 7126.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
ESTIMATES furnished on storage and
moving. Contracts taken by Job 8r hr.
Globe Van & Storage Co., JA. 4338. AT.
0230. 620-24 North 16th St.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE?
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing and
shipping.
BEKINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE.
806 South 16th, DO. 4163.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
, HARNESS AND SADDLES.
We make them ourselves and sell
them direct to the farmers, you get the
beat that can be made at firBt cost.
Harness that sold for' $95 last year,
$65 now. Write for free catalog;.
ALFRED CORNISH & CO..
1310 Farnam St.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
HATCHING egaa, Wy. Yards. KB. 0389.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
GOOD USED
FORD 'CARS.
ADKINS MOTOR CO.,
4911-15 SO. 24TH ST.
ATLANTIC 4866. -MARKET'
0420.
. AUTHORIZED
FORD DEALERS.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
WE have cash on hand to loan on Omaha
residences.
K. H. I.OUGEB. INC..
638 Keellne Bldg.
I?o vm T.roncNo delay on western
iuiuiijviuioijrt,, farms, ranches.
Kloke Investment Co., 845 Om. Nat'l Bank.
LIBERTY bonds and stocks bought and
sold. RO&T, C. DRUESEDOW & CO.,
860 Omaha Nutlonal Bank Building.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1014 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg. Jackson 2716.
FIRST mortgage loans made promptly
on Omaba real estate. Shopen & CO,
Realtors. JA. 4228. 234 Keellne Bldg.
5100 TO 110.000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead and Bowman Co. Wead Bldg.
Stocks and Boqds.
LIBERTY BONDfJ bought and sold. AT.
3644. Mack's Bond House. 1421 1st Nat.
J. H. MITHEN pays most for LIBERTY
BONDS. 921 City Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
LEAVENWORTH STREET CORNER.
66x85 feet, fronting on Leavenworth,
a well built up district, east of 36th
St. The value here is very apparent.
Price J5.260. See Max Agor.
SHULER & CART,
202-4 Keeline. "DO. 6074.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
Visit Our Used Car' Sale.
0. N. Bonney Motor. Co.
Open Evenings.
2550 Farnam St. HA. 0676
WE can exchange your income property
for the thing you want.
BROWNE? & TRACY,
642 Securities Bldg. AT. 3350.
GOOD Iowa, Nebraska farms. Want
ranches, cheaper land, hotels or Income.
Describe yours fully. Livingston, Ne
braska City, Neb.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
Dundee Home, $7,500.
Seven rooms, all modern, oak finish,
nice lot, has large cistern, three blocks
from two street cars.
Gallagher & Nelson,
663 Peters Trust Bldg.
J A. 3382.
Florence
Tires
Factory Damaged.
Bargain Prices.
Retail Dept.
Sprague Tire Co.,
18th and Cuming.
Visit Our Used Car Sale.
O.'N. Bonney Motor Co.
Open Evenings.
2550 Farnam St. HA. 0676
50 REAL USED CAR BARGAINS
' Caah or Time. Buy or Sell.
Forde from 960 and up.
Podge, Bulcks and others, $109 and
UP-
Ford bodies, winter tops.
GOLDSTOM AUTO BALES CO..
1318 Harney St. Central Garage.
SOME bargains In used Forda; prompt
delivery on new Fords.
McCaffrey motor co..
The Handy Ford Service Station.
15th and Jackaon St a. DO. 350.
BUY A GUY U SMITH USED CAR,
A Safe Investment.
Jfth and Farnam Sts. Phone Pouglas 174
AVERY TRUCK. S-TON. $500: WORTH
MORE: GOOD CONDITION, STROUD A
CO.. I0TH AND AMES.
FORD motor complete, $35; block, $7.5t:
cylinder head, $3.50; Neb. -Auto Parts
Co. 1014 Harney.
USED cars bougnt. sold and .xctiacged.
TRAWVER AUTO CO., 5210 Farnam St.
USF.Ti radiator, all makes f.r sale. Greo
eugtt. JR.diator Ret air. 3USI Farnam,
NETHAWAY Bella and trades. KE. 14.11.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West,
5-Room Bungalow ,
LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS.
Large living room with brick fire
place, dining room and kitchen first
floor; two large bedrooms and bath
second floor. Oak floors throughout.
Oak and enamel finish. Plastered base
ment. Double garage with cement drive
way. This place must be sold and we
want your best offer. Call Mr. Campbell,
WE. 6205. evenings.
B. P. CLARK COMPANY, Realtors.
AT. 3631. 621-2 Securities Bldg.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North.
Let's Get Together
on till dandy five-room roilag tl
Slih am Full lic, li s all modem
and located in .'t reaideuc ili.iilct
in norih end. Ilan.lv In rar and . hol,
Ynu wilt like it and Ih price baa been
reduced to M.jno ullh amall payment
dnn anil ry term, 'all Mr. W .Ilia,
IIA. ??M.
Geo. F. Jones Co.,
TtllALTonS.
232 Keellne Uldg. I'D. i:.
Choice Miller Park Home.
Very complct T-room oak finl.bed
home, press I rick foundation; prettv
liulll-lil lent urea; garage; 50x120 font
lot; oii block to car; at big acrl
fie: ran be handled with $2,ii caah;
a retl prewar bargain; hat u show
ou
Osborne Realty Co.,
$30 I'etcra -Trust Hldg. Jack ???.
Si? I C'AI.LiWd.L, $2,000.
It, mod. ex. heal. Terms.
BKST AV ti EST It I NO, M. l.
P. E. BUCK CO. buy and sell borne.
South.
Going Going Gone !
TUB HIGHEST BIDDER gets IhU T
room A I.I. MODERN HOME; 4 larg
room down, 3 bedroom and bath up
full cement basement: good furnace
large lot. 168 feet deep, owner
Pl'CEP price to $3,500 wllh $300 cash.
and will consider any oner and en to
highest bidder. Thla la a REAL oppor.
tunlly lo get a REAL home at a REAL
bargain and HEAL terms. Evenings
phono Mr. Shaver, KE. S769, or Mr. Met.
calfe, WA. S775.
N. P. Dodge & Co.,
404 Mlrkel Bldg.
pouglas 0SC.
Choice Leavenworth
Heights Home.
Six rooms and bath, pretty su
room, dlnliie and living rooms end
large reception hall. fLnished In oak;
good sized kitchen, 2 large bedrooms
and bath in while enamel; oak floor
throughout; snap for $0,600.
Osborne Realty Co.,
630 Peters Truat Bldg. Jack. 2282.
BEAUTIFUL bungalow, oak and white
enamel finish; larg south front lot on
boulevard, near car line. Brand new,
Offered for $4,750. Call evenings. WA.
1423
R. F. CLARY COMPANY.
24th and Ames Avenue. KE. 0175,
Ralston Lots
ment down: easy
payments. Phone Stewart. Ralston. 10-W.
Vacant Property.
LOTS
On 8. side of Larlmore Ave. between
24th and S7th Streets. Will sell on essy
payments or will build to your order.
AT. 3.140.
We sell LOTS and LOTS of LOTS.
H. S. MANVILLE, Realtor.
615 Peters Trust Bldg. AT. 2408.
TWO choice east front lots; $2,600 for
both: 34th St., north of Dodge.
D. V.- SIIOLES CO.. JA. 0046.
SOUTH front lot. north part Dundee,
$950. ALFRED THOMAS & SUM CO.,
J A. 0064.
Acreage.
One Acre
Two-Room House
$250 CASH.
Here is a real bargain. Owner Is
forced to sell. Has electric lights, good
well, chicken house with cement floor,
fruit and berries; acre Is entirely fenced.
Priced for quick sale, $1,475, Located
near 62d and Q Sts.
The Byron Reed Company
PO. 0297. 1612 Farnam St
1V4 ACRES near Ak-i
Walnut 41S7
ar-Ben field, 11.000.
Miscellaneous.
EXCEPTIONAL BUYS IN BUNGALOWS.
$4,5005 rooms, oak finish, strictly
modern, near 28th and Saratoga. Large
lot with garage.
$5,000 7r rooms, 4 rooms on the first
floor finished in oak, 3 rooms and batb
on the second; south front, paved street;
garage .and chicken house; $1,000 down
and $30 per month, oiear 36th and Grand
avenue.
$5,500 6-room neat bungalow, strictly
modern near 43d and Franklin; corner
lot, paved street, garage and chicken
house.
$6.000 6-room. brand new, strictly
modern kellastone bunealow. near
Kountze park, oak finish, large lot, paved
street, all paid. n.asy terms.
$7,850 7-room, full two-story, living
room, dining room. sun room and
kitchen on the first floor, finished in
oak. Three bedrooms and sleeping porch
on second floor. Oak and white enamel.
Reasonable terms; Hanscom park dis
trict. $10.000 Florence boulevard; 7 rooms
and breakfast room; lot, 50x300. with
duuble garage. Opposite Miller park
facing on boulevard. Has built-in fea
tures. .
$8,750 7 roomB, semi-bungalow, lo
cated In Mlnne Lusa, 6 rooms and batb
on the first floor, with built In fire
place, book cases, buffet, kitchen fea
tures, sunroom: finished in oak, coYner
Int. double garage, one-half block to
Miller park; terms, $1,500 cash, balance
monthly.
PAYNE -INVESTMENT COMPANY
537 Om. Nat'l Bank. DO. 1780.
i WILL BUILD 7
. AND FINANCE
YOUR NEW HOME.
Our material and workmanship of best
quality. Come and look at some of our
coats. Bring your plans to us for esti
mates." 1
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, '
1614 Harney St. AT. 0050.
Com Eaters Organize
Branch in Fremont
Irt'iiHHii, Neb,, Fch. 22. (Sec
ci.il,. Corn t rilt No. 2 of the Xc
liranka torn t'atrrs of America ua
oiiumril in I rrmuiit with over .'IH)
present at the corn lianijuct that
marked the cauiaiKn to increase the
consumption of Nebraska's feature
crop.
Thirty prominent citizens took
part in a satire playlet that assailed
liili freight raiii. Ik interest rated,
hi lih Lives, (.peculation, debt and
other attribute to hard times. King
i olonrl t oru was united with Queen
Minnie Wheat in a niork marriage
ami then issued a proclamation com
manding each of his subject to eat
corn at least once a day for the com
ing ytur.
Suspect in Attempted
- Robbery Is Released
Fremont, Neb.. Feb. 22. (Spe
cial.) Earl McColluni. 23, Council
BltiiTs, .susprct in the attempted rob
bery of a hardware store here last
week, ha been released by the
county officials who failed to Ret
enough evidence to warrant holding
him.
McColluni was arrested when he
attempted to pass a message to Mill
and Sanders, other suspects being
held .in connection with the attempt
ed robbery. Hill and Sanders, ar
rested at Arlington Jhe morning of
the robbery, were returning to the
county' jail after receiving their sen
tence when McColluni whispered!
that he would soon bring their release.
Firmer! Boost Fund
Members of the city fire depart
ment raised $21 1 for the mother of
Policeman James Scott, murdered
two weeks ago while patroling his
heat near Thirtv-second street and
Dahlman boulevard.
REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED.
Miscellaneous.
Minne Lusa Home
7 rooiim and sleeping porch: fram",
Rtucro; tile bath, fireplace, oak finish
down, oak floors and white enamel up,
larjfe attic, full basement, laundry tubs,
fruit rooms, parage ement drive, south
front, excellent condition, extra lot.
Will consider amall clear property.
West
6-room and sun room, story and half,
east front, good condition; garage, real
value.
West
6-room, sun room, Kellastorve bunga
low, hot water heat, south front, garage.
paved atrept, convenient to car and
schools. Even. HA. 1349.
World Realty Co.,
A Silly Song
' By A. CUCKOO BIRD. '
I wish come guy would tell mc
why the price of steak remain no
high. The farmer tay most every
nay they cannot give a bull away
I lie butchers gnu when I ua in
they get my goat, also my tin. I hat
to squeal, hut woe or weal, 1 swear
I II buy a fatted veal, and kill it
o I need not go and give the butcl
er all my dough. Then when, with
bull, my paunch in full, the sheets
up to my chin I'll pull. And as I
bleep o sound and deep, I'll dream
I ee the butchers weep. I'll see
them gaunt with woeful want, while
greenbacks in their face I flaunt,
And when, with morn, tomorrow
born, I'll gnaw that critter's other
horn. My coin I'll keep. No more
I'll weep and dreams no more shall
Iiaunt my sleep, of that sad - dav
when all my pay, the bloody butch
cr took away.
Five Marketing Talks
Planned for Nebraska
A series of five meetings on grain
marketing will be opened at Hat
ings Friday afternoon by V. C.
I.anstlon, ' national lecturer of the
Farmers' union. His subject will be
Lo-Operative Marketmer From a
Commodity Viewpoint." J. L. Hull
will be chairman of the Hastings
meeting. Friday night Mr. Lansdon
will speak at the courthouse in Min-
den, Saturday afternoon at Holdrege,
aturrtay night at McCook, and Mon
dav afternoon at York.
Mr. Laflsdon's home is in Salina,
Kan. The Kansas Farmers' union
has endorsed the wheat pooling plan
of the Wheat Growers' association.
His talks in Nebraska are expected
to deal favorably with the proposal
tor 1UU per cent pooling of grain by
tne larmers.
Douglas 6342,
Sun Theater Bltlg.
FOUR BARGAINS
Brand new .6-room bungalow, oak fin
ish, tile bath, built-in tub, fine fixtures,
price $7,000.
Two-story strictly modern 8-room
bouse with garage, hardwood finish
throughout, $8,750.
Two 4-room cottages, $1,250 cash.
4-apartment building near Hanscom
park, rent $91.00 per month, price,
'"Si P. BOSTWICK,
729 Peters Trust Bldg.
HAMILTON
APARTMENT
HOTEL
Centrally located, Farnam at
24th. Apartments and rooms
with bath. Reasonable rates. For
permanent or transient guests.
Burlington Will Pave
Street in Grand Island
Grand Island Neb.. Feb. 22.
(Special Teleeram.) General Man
ager Thiehoff, General Superintend
ent Flynn and Superintendent Mul-
lme of the Burlington, after a con
ference with local shippers and of
ficers of the Chamber of Commerce,
today agreed to recommend to the
company the paving of two blocks
along the passenger depot right-or
way and connecting the freight depot
with the paved district. It is hoped
that the Union Pacific's promise to
pave two blocks of its right-of-way
adjacent to that company s depot.
now only partly paved, will also be
one of the fulfillments ot V)ii.
Presbyterian Church at
II Fairraont Is 50 Years Old
Geneva, Neb., Feb. 22. (Special.)
The Presbvterian church at Iair
mont celebrated the 50th anniversary
of its oreanization by an all-day pro
gram. Addresses by former pas
tors, reminiscences by charter mem
bcrs and a banquet were the main
features. J. H. llaughawout, an
cider in the church, prepared a his
tory of the past 25 years of its ex
istence, the first i$ years were
sketched by A. Milner for the cele
bration held a quarter of a century
ago. ,
Wheat Prospects Improved
by Rain at Central City
Central City, Neb., Feb. 22. (Spe
cial.) Following recent moisture,
the wheat crop, which was threat
ened, is now coming on fine in all
parts of the county. Good crop
prospects and the general raise in
the markets has created a feeling of
optimism among the farmers.
Editors Meet in Callaway.
Callaway. Neb., Feb. 22. (Spe
cial.) The Central Nebraska Edi
torial association met in Callaway.
Editors were present from several
different towns.
Montclair Bungalow.
Five-room modern bungalow, garage,
large lot, paving paid; near Harney
car and new Com. High achool; eaay
terms; here la an opportunity.
Osborne Realty Co.,
630 Peters Trust Bids;. Jack 22SS.
Leavenworth Heights
Nearly new classy bungralow, built-in
features, finest oak finish, 6 dandy
rooms. Price, ?5,760. $1,250 down. Don't
miss this. Call evenings, Harney 0222.
Jackson S261 days.
Schroeder Investment Co.,
IStJ N. 69TH ST.
Five rooms, completely modern, In
Olenn park. This home Is 2. years old
and is bargain at 4,650. Very easy
terms.
E. R. CAUSE. IU S. 18th St. DO. T415.
BEMIS PARK
Bi rooms; hot water heat; one block
from Harney car; see this; $$,00; easy
terms.
GLOVER & SPAIN, .
JA, 2S50.
DANDT BRICK BC'NUALUW.
Vaverly Park edi.ton; 6 room and
hath; oak ftn;h: utrictly modern; brnd
ne: fnr .Vn. on trms.
r. J. TEBBINS CO.. JA. 21S2
Have Funds for Loans
i
On Inside
Business
Property
At Very
Attractive Rates
Frank.' H. Binder
823 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Tel. Jackson 2561
Common Sense
By J. J. MUNDY.
Are You Working With an Eye on
Old Age?.
Sometimes when you look ahead
you can see nothing but the "same
old grind," as you term it to end in
what?
You would like to be able to con
vince yourself of what your ultimate
position is to be. ,
Your present position docs not
promise protection from old age.
Even at your present health and
vigor and earning qualities you can
not save much, so when declining
years conic, what then?
You have given little thought to
preparing yourself for some other
line of work which will not require
so many continuous hours of labor,
and thus give time to recuperate after
effort.
You are too busy at present trying
to take things easy.
It were better if you would busy
yourself planning for a time when
you will have to take things easier.
Exert yourself a little more now
and have the leisure later.
If you see that your heels will not
get you very far in laying up for the
rainy day you know it must be your
head work.
Get at it. Use your head. Be wise
and start today by getting up earlier,
it need be, to study out your plans
to support yourself when the heels
won't work.
(Copyright, 1::.)
Welfare Hoard
Party SueemnKs
to Lure of Jazz
Dance Hall Itirtigutori Go
la Look On Soon They're
Shaking Wicked
lVet.
nlut U anyway alfJ
Rrv. ;. J. I l.iiuK'i of ln tellow
member of the Omaha Welfare
board wl.cn the subject came tn
(he Hireling lur.tUv nilit.
Ity that ijurMion, lie nurieJ lonte
thing. .
"1 think ii' jnt i itihv tuuir.
qiioih Member J. J. Larkm, who it
an iniilrruker.
Dr. Harry Foster, who i. dmiM
and IrgisUior, joke with more
intimate kiiowlftlgc: "ll's Mnirthiin
like the Iri.h jiRfclc, only they wig.
gle a different part of the body."
"Heller have a ilemoiiMration."
UKgcstrd I'.mmet (Juinley. dance
lull inspector,
Fine Idea.
Fine idea! And a few iiiotiicuu
later the prirl, undertaker and doc
tor were in the Ituxtic Garden caha
ret. Thence" they proceeded to the
Monarch Garden, then to Ko.cland
and finally to the Urandci restau
rant. ' 7
At the rrandcls the inline of. the
big orchestra proved irresistible.
"May I have this dance?" aked
Mr. I-arkiu of a young woman who
wa with the investigating t'r,.v
And soon they w ere moving over the
smooth floor to the tantalizing rhythm
of the mii'ic. Then Dr. FoMef
showed his tcrpsichorean graces.
Father Flanagan acted merely as a
spectator.
Dances Given Clean Bill.
"This Silt dance business has been
vastly exaggerated by publicity seek
ers, in my opinion, said .Mr. Larxin
after the investigation was over. "I
think the welfare board should con
fine its efforts to welfare work."
Father Flanagan expressed him
self satisfied with the way the danci
centers are conducted.
Omaha Boy Reported
Killed by Officer
T. G. Beck. 4506 South Twenty-
seventh street, left hastily for Chi
cago yesterday after he was rr
tified through the police that a mart
supposed to be his son, Lee Beck. 2$,
was killed I ucsday night by poire.
The information came in a tele
gram to Chief of Police Dempscy
from undertakers in Chicago.
After hearing the description of
the dead man. Beck said: "It looks
as if it is my boy."
Howell Is Unable to
Spea kat Grand Island
Grand Island, Neb., Feb. 22.
(Special Telegram.) The cancella
tion, on account of illness, of R. B.
Howell's address to the Chamber of
Commerce was announced today. At
the monthly dinner of the chamber
Thursday every member will have
a farmer friend as his guest and it
had been arranged to have Mr. How-
ll orlrlrece tli occeinlKr riti th-
radio, its use for market reports.
and the use of the same in Europe.
The taxation question has locally
been an exceptionally live one, how
ever, and Attorney C. G. Ryan, for
mer mayor, who has given the sub
ject especial study, will take Mr.
Howell s place" on that subject. Mr.
Ryan is a strong advocate of the in
dividual income tax, graduated so as
to reach 100 per cent on all incomes
of $500,000 or over.
remont Contractor Is
Awarded School Contract
Fremont, Neb.. Feb. 22. (Spe- '
cial.) J. D. Fhillipe, Fremont con
tractor, submitted the lowest bid
among 16 firms, the majority from
Omaha, for the construction ot the
new iunior high school to be built
here this summer. Phillipc's bid was
$157,469. The highest bid was sub
mitted by Walter Peterson, Umaha,
who wanted $239,000.
The lowest bid for the plumbing
nd heating was presented by Shee-
an company, Omaha, amounting to
37.800. The electrical construction
ork received 10 bids, the lowest of
hich was made bv Berger Brothers,
maha, for $3,946.
O
Murray Feeder Makes Profit
on Cattle Bought in Omaha
Three loads of cattle averaging
1,274 pounds were brought to the
tockvards by Harry G. Todd of
Murrav and were sold at $7.85 a
ur.dred. The cattle were bought
here early last fall as feeders at $6.70
hundred.
Mr. Todd said although he had
not made a large profit on the ship
ment, he was satisfied and expected
to bring in another large consign
ment that did not cost, him so much.
armers Near Miller Are
Feeding Bulk of Grain
.George Day, who came in ftom
Miller with two loads of cattle, said
feeding operations were about as
eavy around .Miller as they had been
previous years and that there were
large number of hogs "that would
be sent to market soon.
rarmers are fcedinz most of
their grain," said Mr. Day, "and very
little ot it is being sold to the millers.
Most of the grain sold, however, is
shipped west."
Wymore Postmaster Says
Wife Is Welcome in Home
Beatrice. Nch.. Feb. 22. (Special.)
An answer has been filed in the
district court by George W, Camp
bell, postmaster at Wymore, to the
petition of his wife, Ilettie A. Camp
bell, for divorce, denying allegations
of cruelty and nonsupport, and de
claring his home is open to Mrs.
Campbell and he desires her to re
turn. Two World War Vcti Meet
by Chance in Hotel Lobby
Saven Anderton. Edgar, Xeb.,
world war veteran, is rejoicing over
a chance meeting with Sergeant
Joyner, one of Hie 13 survivors of
the famous Princess Pat regiment,
in the lobby of Hotel Keen. The ,
two men had last seen each other
four years ago. when both were in
military uniform,