Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 24, 1915, Page 10

SWAPPERS COLUMN THE REAL l‘l“l‘l“ Hl' B: Sionsk AND SADDLB-T Tiorse, saddle and Horse will be 3 yra. old_this hr.u dle broke and very have HARD coal heater in good condition, will exchange fm- what you have firess 8 C. 3 IF noum:yco 'llh 1916 nev tires, full electric &:lt ovorhauled shape. of the best (»n new, trade or Saxon mfl-m good condition. swaps. Address 'SICIAN'S set of four atomizers and stand, like new, ; will trade (or anything use- ful. Address 8. C. 168, Tuding side. ca inclu fl.f for or towards Ford or similar iight car in \lllht consl other , Bee. “DeVilbis™ a phno layer with 316 ot Yol . ghualo; © one -nm"‘ one m -muu h-v lv " I'l of lna'g'u nnwmelo fhert " range. Will Al large-sizse rug. Ad- AWAD .lof. Bea PHONOGRAPH Phonograph, al- e v- cetiont” condio pusto ""‘"w&'m d cal ’0“ %j&;&&_— ANG PLAVTR_] have a snan in wav nor plano player, nl!l,o! w‘ mus'c & inig 1 some Bee stove, or what have you? 8. 4 \ AURANT and rooming St °'.m§'.':.""°3‘ cocthl FARM & AN/ Colorade. I0WA BARGAIN Want to moys to Omaha. Have house In East Des M good brick chicken | barn, it. nouse (will leave the chickens In it), ihree lots facing east, good location, twe blocks from car, not too dlose to town, some Improvements, will sell cheap for cash, will make arrangements for pay- ments. Address G 946, Dee. GRAYSTONE HOTBL. Blegantly furnished rooms, steam heat, hot and cold water; rates reasonable. 242 Cass St. | WEST FARNAM. nmmsvmaon SN"URNISHED. Beven room- all modern. :Ilnn player, M half bloel Car. Webster 14585, 4 NmWLY furnished rooms, single or ouble; 1% blocks ffom the up; board If desired. Live Oak Colonies, Bmith Co., 81314 are no. destruyed by storms. FACTS bout the cattie business where summer ange costs less than 3 cents per head. ACTS about Idaho climate, ldaho ad- yantages and disadvantages’ gladly fur: 2 | nisi by @& Nebraska man with six s et ot |Joars of ldaho experience Write: Vet North. ‘o m your way to exposition. B. T. Rice, 45 N. 1STH ST-Se, All mod. fiat, well wwell, 1dano. Minnesotn. an. Ilufin o “.‘ "*l ;&x"l’u o w ACR‘FI.'“ mLqu fro,l:a Minneapol [y NGt one mile from town; Stnt"i)o?; ;.:8‘ ¥ o -OD l—r garage, 340, H, 244 m__r_¢ 34, cultivation; balance used f Pastu ean nrlllk‘llly all be cultivated; heav; EROOM, modern house, new: hall biock to car; $22 alnut 2161 i-noon house, mod., close-| dings, consisting of I INT—-A _house, o-r. 2 SOUTHRAST t housekeeping room nicely furnishe 8 st -0 te:} the Jand will pro- corn per sore; tele- } oountry lhlcll 1. Tel. D, 480, triotly ol nebr ik, 0o e ly cdr_line, me % Frankiin Bt Tel Wairut 868 -ROOM cottaxe. 111 B. Bth Bt §i5. Water paid. o! 2-year- % hot- chickens; one-half of this years orv IM !V. (h#}l mulh e MPROVED south Missour! #-acre farm ,200, Good soll, roads and schools close Weat. | e-rOOM cottage, 111 8. 28th Bt $15. Water P m'm:mmn'm_’ near cars, water heat. FOR RENT—7-room haul. I Leavenworth. Rent iwsourt Hfllu I.n South Missouri, cheap write or T & %ynkoot: Mountain View 7-R. modern house. 1-.1 (o rallroad town. Improved #0 mcres, $1,800. | We have some cholee unimproved lands at §15 per acre on easy payments in tra of 10 mcrea up. People urs sotting rich this, | §18 8. 27th 8¢, :- . mod., upper fiat, trade new incubator, still in m. k ltu"' or range of eq g . 1827, Bee. I Apartments l,‘.or ;:n: ndlvcmnl:.;mc it ‘or, Rent colu 5 be beat for variety Iw m b‘u?&fllr:‘ il:' .umlr ‘; kl‘t irda Avil- IR.“ E'“’“w e & Bt et i M =2 5-Room Beautiful Apt. $45 Year Round in colunn of The Hee. there. Literature free. Merriam. Ellls & Benton, Kansas Cl(y ‘Kan. A -.n-n. 7 o lands best in the sz f oata. wiralta and stock hrarcnes: $0.8"te a ST [ Tl St s T oy, Harney Hl\u!nlw' 1 Ian I‘UM.‘- flfl______— M gards_%m_t o GQOD CENTRAT, NEBRASKA FARM, For sale. or will trade for acreags Sand, "fals improvementa: & m'": umn. u ten to water, z"rnuu to wunt‘ Price, Acre, AYNII INV €0, . bth i, om.m Nat, Bk, Bldg.—o A Bradiey, Wel. 614 B 7th mod., lowsr flat, BALID—Best pe, electrio m.alnm tum priced llnd l-r.-l.-.hu'. vacant b“,, NebY balance in pasture; well 8t &r., 'l. ht., 480 A, Oustes .. :‘ $ alfalfs -r & ved, school on place, 2 miles trom 8-r., ncn- 'wn_school. u‘oper . 8. B. cl(nnly Anasley, Neb, —0 TEMPLETON—City _property, Ilnd ‘everywhere, farms, ranches, loan: and ineuranos. " Ask aboit my o proposition. Bee Bldg, " Croos C. r Co., Neb.; M0 A. brok lfl oownnn ‘- part mndx‘l‘lL ND nn 4208 sER Panama. . Dvi Panama Land y $2. 'H'"‘ a :?‘u..m oak finish, South b«l ur Caltzal land, i Panuma.” Gord ; le‘ ""fi'fi."qr Jear markets. Ml‘ ree years oy ‘or h( 2 3%' Hesr m, segoo'%mh ”" HOMESEER ERS LAND co., D—- ew mohrn Iltl'uouldlnx ver bu 0ce! soomsin, """.".,"‘,""_T_‘E:‘- 'fl"'- i | vpPER WISCON ST Heat decorated. '“M a? state in the union; uH-r‘. “‘"fl I&&" ocement base- hl"mn wr nw‘nrl. east front, half | for stee z car llua five m.fi“%‘ mlu " Yofi A FARH 'OR Mkflm lescription of you “'K,S‘;’r‘%’mc'flm‘? AS“'E“' and m LANDS IN PANAMA. That new country Uncle Sam is | to the man of moanr-un.um 80.00 | a8 the investor. Lands that $1,000 made ly. D. R y Sta. TO Wead, Wead Bldg., !llh & Farnam 6 per oent . H, Dumont .w():' .‘.“ te B‘ll. A “For Bale" II will turn second-hand dg. |furniture into cash. iyen \lArT.l‘.D—Qood farm and city loans at oW osf PETERS TRUS1 CO., 1622 Mun. FARMS and city loans TOLAND & TRUHBULL. “s ‘. Bl‘l OMA homes. Jast Nebrask: lm EEFE REAL_ESTATE ha National. Phone K us first tor farm loans in eastern Neb. ed 8 ‘Trust_Co. 6% S Brandels Thoater Bide T ll I. in, mod. ex. __!.M__ m- ex. heat, | REAL ESTATE—INVESTMENTS "A‘%&fi b s FORSALE — mm-n Store’s ¥R ’.{qi, 3 blzcl:‘::nr{h Ry k ()\IAH,\ FRIDAY, nltled | 'l'lg! B tull lots, T-room ndid well, cistern and b-rn. “ Plenty of (run and shade trees, six blocks '$3,500--Near 30th and Farnam 6 rooms all modern, in excellent condi- | ion. "east ‘front, well rented to & |tenaint. goed home or investment erms can be arranged. This s & bargain {1n thia high Class district” and. requires | Qquick action. { Glover & Spain X‘).ou'. 3062 919 City National $3,500--Near 30th and Farnam 6 rooms, all modern, in excellent con- dition; east front; well rented to a good !!nlnl good home or investment. Lasy | terms ‘can be arran This 18 & bar- gain In this high class district and re- | Qulm quick action. Glover & Spain L 919 (H) Nnu:,n.l “CAH HOUSE. sacrifice for , 1439 N. 19th 8t. new town, on 00 | WBST ] SON, the Northwestern_raflroad. WEST BENSON, the new town on North- western nlvv. REAL ESTATE—SOUTH SIDE Field Club Bargain We have just listed a dandy S-room house, 28x%), finished in oak and strictly modern in every respect; east front, paved street, uvlnf all pald for; fine | shade trees; n the heart of the Fleld club aistriet, where the lot alone orth §2600. We can sell this prop- -5y for .70 on reasonable terms, and | defy anyone to offer a better home bar- in in Omahs. Thia property will un- sold qule Call us up ana let us show you this house (o: day. We know we have got just what you want. Payne & Slater Co. €16 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. IlDWALKi are now being laid in West Benson —_— REAL ESTATE—MISCELLANEOUS 1,200 Baskets of Grapes Oif 700 Vines Dhmu, neu:he-‘ ch:‘r:fi ur ‘mod. b.Toom house Just be: cemented cave connected l basement; 2 acres land, $4,800. take small cottage for nu-t Ovn-r, suu;v'rllht. 524 and Sprague ki pow, trietty no! from Krug park on ved street. ‘orner of 624 and Pratt streets. In a istrict 'h.l‘! property is very valuable, 500 buvs. For . particulars see lert, on property or ph Walnut 708, NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. Equit 000 to trade for lood lot or 9% cash. Phons Webster & & _auto ride from end of Benwn car ine to West Benson. FOR BALE-—8-room house, moders ex- , In lood condition, .hm trees and nice yard; reasonable price. 3847 Charles St. Phone evenings Wal. 2367, LOT, for ssle in Lenox Addition. Owner. Call Webster REAL ESTATE--SUBURBAN. SEYERAL ’:uflfll ' will be started new at once in West nmm. t | See Nethaway for that farm. Florence 225, Pioneer Woman Who Had Thrilling Times With the Redskins Oarrie Lowe of the Rdward Lynch players at the Brandels theater is in an unusually happy stats of mind just now. Her Aunt Kate is here from Syracuse, Neb. The name of the relative is in- soribed on the register at the Wellington as “Mrs. Kate Hedges,” but Miss Lowe calls her “Aunt Kate." Mrs. Hedges has resided on the same site at Syracuse since 1861, when she and husband, Rochester Hedges, urrived by stoamer from Cincinnatl, Mr. Hedkes was state representative in 1864-1865. Mrs, Hedges is recounting for the par- ticular benefit of Miss Lowe experiences with the Indians fifty years ago. On one ocoasion she compelled three Indians to disarm before they entered her home. with guns and bows and arrows and knives. The worst scare “Aunt Kate” ever had with an Indian was when a brave started to follow her upstairs by way of the old- fashioned Iadder used in the ploneer homes. She scared the Indlan by throw- ing & rolling pin at him. Watchman Keeps Eye On School Children A Missourl Pacific watchman is now stationed at the Martha street crossing of the Belt Line, largely as a result of the agitation arising on the subject at the Hanscom Park Improvement club meetings. Some weeks ago the club started an agi- tation for a viaduct at that point and another at the point where the sunken boulevard crosses Pacific street. Another ——= | meeting is to be held Friday evening of Phone Douglas 2904 80 Bee Bldg.—o Phone Mfl- w lst ot |INEAL RSTATE—FOR EXCHANGE x“‘ 53 Jaduson Sts. o mproved farm near Hebron. uooruwoolnu-fllum w i“fll‘. Adam, Hebron, N “fll.h-' o "1':.';.‘.:'; ;f‘f‘w EIEBEVan&Stomgg A‘,%-m‘ o X3 SR EN TS W Dakota; Paxton in_the Nh IA or lnfl-m house; i K. Kelly, Ty N. 18th, given away %, at West Benson. REAL ESTATE--NORTH SIDE FOU LRY OWNT WARE 3 m!.orro S OAr on is in this week, when these questions of the viaducts are to be further discussed. The Martha street crossing of the Belt Line was considered especially danger- ous to children that had to cross there to get to Windsor school. Freight trains switching and moving about frequently have occasion to stop at that point, thus blocking the path and the crossing. School children In a hurry to get to cars to get to school. It was this prac- tice that alarmed the people of the dis- INVITATlONS TO BALL AT DEN DISTRIBUTED SEP'IT\IBER 24, 1‘11 REAL m‘u-m—wm SIDE REAL m'u-m—m SIDE REAL ESTATE—WEST snm OPENING SALE Leavenworth Heights High, Sightly and Beautiful =143d find Léavenworth Entrance to Léavenwbrth Heights See Leavenworth Heights and then decide whether you have seen in Omaha or elsewhere, or ever expect to see, a smoother or classier layont for the money. It has cost us an outlay of over $40,000.00 in cash, (for grading and street improvements alone), to make it what it is ' and the finishing touches are not on yet. \ 42d to 45th Streets—Leavenworth to Pacific Only 15 Minutes By Street Car From Down prn Special Bargains for First Purchasers OPENING SALE PRICES: $450 to $650 a Lot, Corners $25 Higher. This Price Includes Water, Gas, Sewer and Cement Sidewalks All Pald. TERMS: $9.00 to $12.50 a Lot Cash, and $9.00 to $12.50 a Month Opening Sale On The Ground Saturday, September 25th Omaha is entering upon an era of unprecedented development., Twice as many big build« ings are under way as ever before in the history of the city. There never was and never will be a better time to invest. { Drive or walk around and see it, or take I.cavenworth street car or Jitney, get off at 43d street and ycu are there, or call our office at any time and go in automobile. DO NOT FAI1L TO SEE IT. i To Out-of-Town People We Make This Special Offer: If you will fill out the coupon below and mai! to us with draft, post office order or certified check for $10.00, we will make the best selection we can and hold same for vou subject to your approval. When you come to town, call at our office and we will put our time against yours ond show you the property and if for any reason you are not pleased, your money will ba refunded and you will not be importuned or urged for one minute. We already have a large and well pleased out-of-town clientage and take this method to increase it. | ‘We have put on sore of the largest and best additions to this city and we have never had a property we could offer with more confidence. Not more than two lots will be reserved fo!: any one person. As to our standing and husiness methods, we refer to Omaha National Bank or Connm arive Savings and Loan Association. Benson & Carmlchael 642 Paxton Block Telephone Douglas 1722 BENSON & CARMICHAEL, Gentlemen: Enclosed find ................. for $10,00. Please select for me a lot in Leaven- worth Heights and hold same till October Oth on terms as advertised, with the distinet understanding that if I am unable to view the lot within the time limited or if I am not pleased with same after viewing it, the §10.00 remitted is to bo refunded to me with aun ‘“‘Ak-Sar-Ben Smile’’ thrown in. Omaha, Nebraska @ectssssestanetratattranarnsranen