Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 21, 1916, Page 13

PERSONAL L—Misses Staples and Shaffer, ectric treatment. Open %a m. h\l I Ware Bik 9 p.um. Douglas 713 MAE BRUGMAN Steam and shower baths. Massage. Red Room Blk. GE-M Web: §18 Paxton D, 3227, Office_hours 10 to & RHEUMATISM troated successfully. re- | sults guarant'd. Dr. Bowser, 314 Bee “ld( SCIENTIFIC massage. 50 Bee Bidg Phone Douglas 6372, FOR "{ENT——ROOMS Furnished Rooms, ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS: u you fall to find the desire among these ads, call %8 Ine Beo oftice for & Room List ¥ives complete detaited descrip- tion of vacant rooms in all parts of the city. If more convenient phone The Want Ad _Dept. and give your name and address, and a list will be malled to you at once. New lists are issued H every week. [ SOUTH 20th Bt, S8—Three fine, ge. modern rooms for three or more gentle- men. Bath on same floor; walkine dis- nce; can also let garage room. Rent asonable. _Telephone Douglas 779, room MOVING AND STORAGE GLOBE VAN & ST()RA(:E Stores, moves, packs, ships; 3-horse tan and 2 men. $1.35 per hour: storage, $2 per month. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1eins 3% and Tyler 30 __REAL ESTATE--IMPROVED _ B North. T SALE. ") House, 5 rooms, city wafer. Milt tary Road, Clifton Fill: s0ld ln -\‘.:tlc edtate; will take $1,500 on pay- GrEO. WALLACE, 614 Keeline Bldg "FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate, locked rooms, for housshold g0ods and pianos; moving, packing and shipi “nfi O A VAN ANDmMOICO 8t Douglas ll. 08 8. 16th GORDON VAN (0. Packin, ing. 219 Do storage and_mov. 1ith Phon 0. 1987, PACKING, ‘SHIPPING URE ThiNG 1T Plflljo IOV!NQAI;MA 'I'T. CENTRAL INITURE STORE. Doul’h. . OMAHA Truck, Van r‘? lorl.‘ and shipping. moving, packing, ¥ Phone Douglas FERRIN VAN & STORAGE @8 N %6TH ST.—2 front bedroo modern house; can have use of pia refined private mm\l) 100" PACIFIC ST.—Have several single rooms, just vacant. Would lfke to hear ppreciating a_home. _Mary's —Nicely furnished mod- { ern_room with plano, $2.50 per week. NICELY lurnllhed goom. | close o in; all modern. 831 S st e 68 S, 29TH ST. —Gtrm_b first-class rooms. Harney 1588. Housekeeping Rooms. 221 JACKSON—Suite of light housekeep- ing rooms, newly papered and lv'& thing clean and new. Call Harney i 2017 MASON—8uite of 3 rooma for_house- keeping; everything furnished: 2 south rooms. Harney fl’ 568 8T. MARY S—Two modern rooms, 18t floor: furnished complete for house- keeping. EWAI.I. connecting rooms, cheap., Har- ney 1840, 3 GONVE(‘T!NG rooms for housekeeping, modern,_well located. Dougias 2208. l'ltkll%, storage. 16 Cap. Ave. Tyler 1200. | fit)E !ERVICE Phone Douglas 288 for complete list of vacant houses and apartments; also lor no moving. 16th and Jackson St | * PN o8 RFbD “Xpress foving. | l,n K:'llnx ud storage. | nam St ety FOR RENT ——BUSIHESS PR'P'TY' STORE bulidis filfl, with vacant §) c.l in the rear. This is only 132 feet from 16th and Farnam Sta. and is desirable in every way. it will be rented under & lease and can be altered to suit ten- | ant THE BYRON REED COMPANY, | Pltone Doug. 297. 213 So. 17U | BRAND new up-to-date storeroo ! Capitol Ave.. Just off l6th street, steam | heat. tatlet ‘and lavatory: tlight fixtures in hardwood floors, piate glass win- | dows. To be ready Ror § t.u.-u-yI ros. A GOOD opening for restaurant, bakery, mfllhfiry. moving plcture show. Apply ey usnt housskesplng Yeoma, | "o POiT: IS oM o> Hersingion. Nob' TORE ROO! at 1809-1811 Farnam St. ® - and Rooms _Thos. F. Hall, 433 Ramge mdx D. 7408, ifir\ :hn«m '..-.".?’ foae e ET(,'!RE modern, low rent, near post- ) AR modern, | pihcs oy - Senbine e chicags reasonable. Call Red N Besiins "&N"" rear Rooms Wantea. = Officen g TQU PEOFLE WHO RENT ROOME | SMALL office and apartment: low rent: CALL THE BEE WANT AD postoffice. G. P. Stebbina. DEPT. and find out lll lboll! the FURNISHED ROOM GUID! It's a plan that is | helping many Mnl. rent thalr rooms. D HOTELS HO‘I’EL SANFORD, HOTEL HARLEY 19th and Farnam. 20th and Farnam. | Special Rates to Permanent Guests. FOR RENT—HOUSES West, WHAT'S between outside paints and in- side plaster? Watch one of my well hulltr omes under way. Phone Benson 8. Trullinger. g Nn mn brick, 12 rooms, §80. § rooms, § lt. modern, M m JOHN N h"flEVZF‘Il DO[ odern, LA 820 LINCOLN BLVD.—ll-room house, strictly modern, with hot water heat. Price h Douglas 1818, : B N. B AVE. ¥ rooms; 3 baths; April k | 554, 18t; $60. Dous. 4-ROOM cottage for rent, 2508 Davenport. Phone Harney 1313. North. ROOM mod. flat, £16 N. 16th St., $17. l h-l'.' Cuming 8t., b-rcom modern except | eal J. B ROBINSON. 442 Bee B i §-ROOM_cottage; modern except hen,I Web. 3384, BRI lats, (! t? b‘(‘)’“ alst l:ld Avenues; good for laboring people; water free. Phone Walnut 273. | “ROOM cottage near Zith and Amen, | electric lights, gas for cooking. Only 310 Ernest Sweet. D. 1472 §-ROOM _ house, fine lot, large barn, chicken house, clstern and fruit trees, $15. Phone Florence 308, 011 MIAMI ST.4#i-room, all mod. house: half blqwcku{roll.ll“gnr; cheap at $2. Phone Webeter ST —T-r. com. modern, 35 T. ¥. Hall, 43 Ramge Bldg. Dous. 1408, | BARGAIN. lu(lell K%8, watert 50 . ; terms, $0 cash or Ford car for ogully . P. BOSTWICX, M BPE_BLDG. FIVEROOM cottage. corner Jot, Soxiil, for JLono, at i Prat S W Gates. 86i Omaba Nat. Bank Bld. EIVE-ROOM, strict] for sale by owner, A _bargain. H D) Sow Tl Camaen e FIBELD (‘LI'R A BEAUTY $6,760 Here is one of the best houses in this district located on an east front lot on 3th avenue, just a short dis- | \ tance north of Woolworth. This I8 no “bullt for sale” proposition, but rat class home, built ana occupled by the 'sent owner who s leaving Omaha o E‘her' is hot water heat, 'xfn pusic room and den on lst floor and maid's room and extra bath room on the third floor. If there is a better bar- #ain In Omaha In a first class home Wwe have yet to hear of it ARMSTRONG-WALSH 0. SOLE AGENTS, Keeline Bldg. FIELD CLUB HOME | Dandy ¢ room house, all modern, paved street close to car line and school, bo-n(lhll rd and location, price only | . Located on South 38th Ave. C. G. CARLBERG, 2 andels Theater Bldg ILROAD Just lsted one of the most beautiful homes in the south part of town, that can be bought at a great sacrifice. sale. Eight rooms, strictly modern, with hot water heat oak finlsh and oak floors throughout; one block from St. Philo- mena’s church, 2 blocks from car; lot B0x126 feet. street paved: ten minutes walk for rullrnld mnn or h\lalnhn man Mhm be see: g PAYNE I\\'I-.HT\IF‘ T l‘ONl’A Omaha Nat. Bk, Bldg. 5th FI. nal n 3 ] HANSCOM PARK 5 rooms and den, large attic, full base- ment, lot 40x100, all modern and in dandy shape, located close to Park Ave. and Poppleton. Price only $4,500, Let us show you this fine place. C. GARLBERG, 312 Brandels Theater Bldg. IMAHA TUESDAY MARC REAL ESTATE- INVESTMENTS‘ Down Town Location 132x1%2 feet northeast corner of 17th and Jackson Sts. with N alley " the north. Close to reta usiness cen ter. No other one-quarter of a block %0 close in and avallable at so low A price; suitable for A big central garage downtown hotel or apartment house See us for price and terms George & Company, %02 City Nat. Bank Bide. Douslas 76 Flat or Apartment Site We have 130 feet south front on Calt fornia, between 33 and Mth This s an ceptionally good location for either fla or n s apartment Price only $3,000. Terms If desired A. P. Tukey & Son, Phone Doug. ¥®. ln'rJ W. 0. W, Bldg. ———————————— _ REAL L ESTATE--SUBURBAN START YOUR HOME IN BENSON! BUY THIS LOT! 10.00 down and $10.00 per month; pries .00, alze, B0x13; located on Locust St. ‘between Clark’ and Burnham: not {ar, from school and car line. Geo. R. Wright. Bee office. Omnha dee. I)l NDEE On Dodge St., between 4§th and 48th Sts, in the prettiest blook -attractive homie, exceptionally large Hving room, with beam ceiling, fireplace, French doors opening onto sun poreh. wide opening In dining room: finished in rter-sawed oak, with oak floors: four nice bedrooms, with closets,,one arranged for sleeping porch and Bath on_ seccond floor; oak finish, white enamel. This place Is & snap at the price 1t can be bought for-85 80 D. V. SHOLES (0., 915-18 City Natlonal Bank Rldg Douglas 49 ANNOUNCEMENT 'rh! new f-room bunkalow, %9 N. 50th Dundee. will be open, 10 to 5 o'clock | \vmdu\ for visltors who desire to see the new plan modern kitchen. Domestic | sclanoe invited. week teachers and pupfls especially | Several hundred saw it last L. SELBY & SONS EE bungalow of six sleeping porch: almost new heat; occupied by owner. Phone Walnut 307 W Jot B0x1%, REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGES SIX hot ‘arm to e MUST BE SOLD—Bungalow, full_Jot. WANTED TO RENT 31200 easy terms. Owner. Colfax | Wi, % Unfurnished Houses and Fiats. Miscellanco | WANTED to rent, FOR SALE—Real estate, Ciaus Matthies modern: well out mferr'ed land of about 18 acres, % mile south | immediately. Address J 877, Bee. of Ruser's Park, will be sold at public | Business Property. WANT 1o lease garage and machine shop, with or withont machinery and tools, in some live town. Would buy small stock. Give fll particulars first letter. Ad- dress 31 -Imllnl:nu GENTLEMAN—Wants room and board with Christian family, where there are | no other roomers. den | '——_—fi‘ REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED | Weat, CATHEDRAL DISTRICT | 3913 WEBSTER ST. | A‘rx 8-room, modern home, ln firs cla: condition, with 4 bed: m(ah‘v'\"?l B cv'fthxm"kflla & h’fned i F! sale now for the first tllne 31,00 cash will handle. Arrange with us for inspection. GLOVER & SPAIN, _Douglas 3962, 91920 City National. R e i | 6-ROOM HOUSE $1,200 ! 2518 Indiana Avi g00d rooms, paved | street, paving paid tm. house {s mod- | ern except furnace and rents for §16.50 | per month: nonresfdent owner has said he would take §1,200, but he might take less. Make us an_offer. PAYNE & SLATER CO., 616 Omaha National Bank. TR, mod., %2 Manderson. _Web. 5. | Miscellaneons. | R HOUSES AND COTTAGES, | ¢ PARTLY MODERN N, 30th 8¢ $13.00 BpaE 82 ¥ 833223238883 sEsssss ghsEBshEanbEE B 526 8. . 521 Park Ave FLA' ARTLY MODERN. P. 3118 N. 24th 8t. 24 floor. STRICTLY MODERN 208 8. #0th Bt Oftices AMERICAN TecURIFY co., 202 8. 17th Douglas 5013, FOR GARDENING POULT!I’. 6-r., downtown, colored; $i2. Also a 2 and a 3 (ike bu GROUN % d fornia bungalow D. 207, Evenings. your thnln: rdne hlnd YOUN( we get out: and show. N, m‘omlhl Nat. Bank. Doug. l(%- HOUSES FOR RENT. CREIGH. SONS & CO. EE BLDG DOUG. 200 e ————— FOR RENT-—AP'TS AND FLATS Weat, VERY F N ‘ or G-room steam heated Wi Farnam est Bt. Jg.HN W, ROBBXN’ 1802 FAR. A NAM ST. MODERN " §-room _apartment. including sleeping porch. Well lccated. Harney ST. CLARE, %th and Harnéy “3-room apartment.’ Harney 64 & North. &RUOM Teated apt. corner firat 7i fioo will decorate to suit; #ee it any time: summer rate, $2260. odern; newly dee 1821 Maple St Red 1881, T E [O0M steam heat deairable: the Chula vuw oG un Ave., "] . Blds. Doul ' B ABLE six-room Leavenworth St L8] Brar 571 steam-heat pulmanl : 818 upwards. G. P, Slebhln:““r r(r. ~n ':vnm. and bath, Upstairs, #ii5 Good Home Very Little Cash Fiveroom cottage with bath; large fot; fine sbrubbery and fruit trees. Price $2,350. Located 4107 North 29th St. Norris & Norris, 400 Pee Bldg Phone Douglas 4270. TWO ORCHARD HILL HOMES For sale or rent, ahl room-. lll “ 7 hlonutllul l:l. location. able party can buy on Aston lhl-llll easy terms. Also a new, modern, buutf» _fr.lruy completed bu low of fiv s is will t:“'.l it. for it. T ol 316 Ramge Bldg., Omahs, Neb. NEW HOME BARGAINS, Brand new bun, 5 rooms and bath, .trlctly modern two from mm finished oak, with oak throuvhnul' furnace heat; ctmsn basement; lighting fixtures, window #shades; nice lot; % block to car, 1 block south n( Miller p-rk Price for quick | e, cash, $27.50 per nmnlh ASF BROS, Douglas 1 A _BARGAIN IN A (-ROOM HOME. Located at 3825 N. 18th St. Strictly all modern. Has regular @-foot front lot In a _good locality. Price for quick sal Look it over today, or as soon l sible, as it is very seldom you get a bargain like this one. HABTINUB & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St. (Our New Phone Number—Tyler §.) BARGAIN iUR LULORED PEOPLE. NT. madern bungalow, near %6th paved | street and pavin, ng pal a full | cement basement. This p rearly new. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY. 5th Fi. Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781 ; KOUNTZE Beautiful, umou new bungalow, oak finish, five rooms and sunroom, location, large lot, pewly d bullt-in bookcase, buffet. kitchen cabinet; hot waier heat: ever thing in first class condition. See thi before you buy. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY 5th Fl. Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781, A BNAP- nf for a home at a | nflble price it wl u to look | this up, Mrs. Anna s, 324 BL® TRiophone Golfax 1008 fi\lulu 0 CABH-BALANCE 0 PER MONTH" | 6 rooms, modern except heat, near | 2ith and Cuming. This place hll been | cut from 8230 to S0 Bee | a home. uPAYNP INVESTMENT (‘OHPANY 6th Fl. Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. PllAlEuH PARK DISTRICT, Alllal AV bed bath and rooms, ing Porcih; full twoostory, south fm:‘g.u- tiful shade and wide street; 11 or Douglas 398, GREAT BAR»(fAIN w.u uipped modern cottage, full ce- | nt, beautiful yard. Spe. chl inducements for cash, as owner u\ leaving eity. Tel. \lhhlu-r 892, L. J. Bei Colfax ¥ MONTH FREE RE CLOSE-IN APARTM 2-r. and bath apartment, gcopl heat; Brick 00d nelghbo: hm‘ £ BUCK, "2 Omaha Nat. b"“‘ . #9300 CASH BALANCE LIKE R S-room strictly modern cot th and Ames Ave. Lot Wox! block from car line. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY 5th Floor Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1751 BRICK house and iot, 1516 She 9,20, Quick. Douglas 47, ‘um—d auctfon at east door of the court house in city of Omaha at 10 o'clock in th forenoon, Murch i, 101 * Has oo ture, alfaifa, asparagus, smal and good er; a 7-room brick house, big barn and other improvements; roo«‘ location; good neighborhood; % mi Center §t. car_line. o @ROOM _house, cemented cellar, good well, cistern and all kinds of ottbuild- | ings, one-half acre of nd; located | on boulevard. Price $4 will make terms or will trade for acreage. Ad- dress J 689, care Bee. @14 8. 11TH—b-room, nqy_»ew. Btrictly modern_house, lot %x1#; would divide. Berka & Musil. Do\ ST, i?»—:mn-m strict] S. 2th. Harncy 1 | | | 1% kmo«m brick. % and 1 xcha N farm. Toland & Trumbull, Bee Bldg. CAN sell or exchange nnfim U have to offer. C. J. Canan, &A:\I? Ridg. TRADES, TRADES. TRADES, F‘nrma and Omaha property for ex- chan, J. A ABBOTT Patterson Blk.,, Omaha. REAL ESTATE—BUS PROP'TY 1 1916, FARM AND hmcu LANDS | Lands, milea n Minneapolis, two good rallroad towns: one 1, balance uce for practieally all e cutivated: good soll good set of bulldings, this land will produce ® | bushels ot corn per mcre; country is | thictly settied; complete wset of ‘ma. | chinery: 2 hend of stock, 11 cowa, balance 1 and | 4 good horses, % NWogs, chickens everything on tha farm woes at 38§ pe: near half under eultivatic asture and h | mere e-half cash Immedinte pos sossion can be had. SCHWAB HI’\UR 1088 Plymouth Blde . Minneapolls. Minn. DENT COUNTY, MISSOURL good barn, & fonced, hog tight, 50 acres good timber, #00d tarm land when cleared. Possession given this spring If sold this month Price $3180, mortgage, $1,000, § per cent | 1 have others. All sizes. Call or write W, & FRANK, | 201 Neville Block, Omaha TREAT HARGAINS-& down, 8 monthly buys 4 acres, good frult and poultry land, near town, southern Missourl | Price only $iTh, Address Hox ®8, Kx Isior_Springs. Mo. Nebraska Land | DONTT Toruet to Arah L. Hu | ford at Crawford while you are up in { northwost Nebraska if you are goink | fo akend the land drawing at Alliance Remember, Crawford i8 only 88 miles farther on to the north and, don't for get, the farther north you go the bet- ter the sofl until you have passed (raw ford a few miles, then the soil, perhaps. 18 not so good. However, you will not make & mistake by visiting Hungerford at Crawford—you have read his adver tising for the fast several years and yo _At least owe him a visit | | | | | NEBRASKA RANCH FOR SALE. 1,000 acre well grassed, but hroken: well, wind mill and tank: partly fenced. Price, $11 per_acre. Looated in a_woll settied farming and stock-raisl neighborhood, where prices are advancing. Write for full description J. H. DUMONT & O, 416-13 Keeline Bldg. _Phone Douk. 6%, FOR SALE-Well improved, Tevel iy sec- tion: 76 a. pasture: 46 a. meadow: bal ance ocultivated. running water; excel lent for IQIIEN\I farming and stock rn|-ln'~ Agents. C. Strack, 98 t., Ldaho Columbus, Neb. riced .n‘d In N 3 Rh medium in Nebraska; Vv tle mfluy’ required. C. Bradiey, ¥ baeh, Neb. Omaha; 81 Ramge Bldg. | rewon Lands, Oregon. This s & well-looated tract of yellow fir, Must be sold at once. Ad- |95 FEET, 16th St, 3 biks. from viaguet, 6,600, McCague Inv. Co.. McCague Blag. REAL ESTATE—WANTED WANTED-To buy on IOntNIY payments, lmull ature room, with Ilvlg: ma u OV In Central school district. Phons ave & customer for a Dundee iot; wlllln' to pay cash; owne only wanted to reply, HOMAS L. M'GARRY, Keeline Bldg. Red AN BAR.(:AIN§ ON EASY | i TERMS $.250—Buys _the f-room modern house at $ 8. th St. . Good lot, paved | -trre(. 2 blocks from Hanscom | = Park and car line. ' Good nelghbor- | . Small payment down. 8 the -room modern house at California St. Hot water heat. Close in. This property originally | cost over $7,000. Can now be pur- chased at about % price. $600 down | and balance at per month, #9,00-Buye the T-room modern house at | Hamllton 8t. House well built. | Uoofl lot on car line. Kasy terms. BENSON & MYERS CO. 43 Omaha Nat. Bank Bid @ ten-acre fruit and chicken farm about one mile rth of the West Dodge street paved road; lies Just a little west and south of Benson. i-room all modern home, brand new barn, brand | new brick chicken house. cement floor, ' fine cave, new windmill, everythifg absolutely complete, Purchaser can buy my oqull{' amounting to $7,000; will take 0od, well located ci‘:{v income property ‘or full amount. ight currr lml" If not sold by April rent on shares. If I.numud call Doug- las 3105, or come to 99 City Natlonal l 8-R. OLD HOUSE LOT 44x132 $1,300; $200 cash, btllnci monthly, on paved ‘street; good location; snap. H. A. WOLF 5088, 614 Ware Block, Do mfim—wfiwr&\ AT ’» = i R INABLE PAYMENTS. m" & CARMICHAEL, DOUGLAS 1722, #2 PAXTON BLK. SAFETY FOR R!MAILI AND FIRE AND TORNADO INSI NCE, O'NEIL'S R. E. & INS. AGENCY, 64 Brandels Theater Bldg. Tyler ‘084 us handle your vacant propert we can either rent it or ullpror”n% Call Douglas 3302 ns. Mortgnges. 1.OANS ON OMAHA REAL BSTATE. QUICK SERVICE PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Omaha National Bank Buflding. WE are ready at all times to make loans on first-class city property and eastern Nebraska farms. Rates on request. UNITED STATES TRUST CO., 212 South 17th St, n."&n'c’:."i; amounts 5000 Up alse loans. Reasonable ccmmlulou ME.U‘R_NP_M'" L O DELAY. k A ORAHA BEFR BLDG. w. MONEY l.ovl‘uun on improved farma and ranc| 80 buy good t-rm mort. nu lnv (‘n om- OMAHA homes. arins. OKEVJl"fl REAL ll'l'ATl 1016 Omaha Nat. Phone Do g MONEY TO on_improved proj &: A SHOPEN & CO., 4246, MONEY on s.nd for city and farm loan: H. W Binder, City National Bank B4, " S GARVIN BROS. % Omahs $100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D, w.u. Wead Bldx., 18th and Farnam Sts. n N, or B years, FOR SALE—i-room house in best resi- dence district in city. Owner leavi city. Small payment do'l Address 78, Bee. 3 acre, two 1 .cre, lhrez 10 acre tracts; all No. 1; g right; see me. COLFAX, W. Douglas 1610. Turn old furnitu clothing into cash with & Bee Want Ad REAL ESTATE—UNIMPROVED Wear. 5 1554 ACRES, close to car; easy terms.! yrtle Deitel. Colfax 1062, aff a._m Norih. TWO corner lots, 50th and Hamilton Sta,, §1x126, §700; $378 cash, bal. terms. | THATCHER, 1217 _Cit . _Doug. 801. CUMING, near 2th St., 2 or 44; must be sold 10 close estate. Grimmel, 849 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. South. Thirteen Acres. Located between Omaha and hlvuln Omaha, near Lane Cutoff, at $4,000. §800 cash, balance on terms, flve yPArl L] r cent. Let us show yau this becatise t is & good buy. Hiatt-Fairfield Co., 3 fill,‘l'," li(n‘lmm. Wxi® cach, al n ue rass, all fenced, near G4th and Pine" I blocks from car. TEBBENS, 05 Omaha Nat. Bank. CITY property. Large loans a speclalt W Fromas, 225 State Bunk Bidg. " 6% u’rw;mghc G. Caroers, b | ! cent Dumnm & Co, 416 Kmlln Bdl MONIV HARI\I'ON l HORTON- #1i_Owmaha Nat. 5% u BAFETY and 70, (‘H'ARatXJTEED 7/” HOME BUILDERS' Preferred Shares plus Bulldeu Prollu nd Mortgs Our No, ew Way' tel it Ask tur AMERI('AN SI’J(| RITY gen Fiscal 8. W. Cor. mn& |)uu.1.. HAVE two $LW0 moriga, ages diawing § on Tennesses | per cent interest; secure: and; due in 3 and i years: will trade for Kood automobile, or what have you! Address C 615, Omaha Bee. 6000 FARM mortgage behrl| '__—‘m E cured by property valued at F1s,080" a1 mage Loomis Inv. Co 0. W. Bidg. racis of Abstract Co W Guarantee fbstract Co. m your abstract short notide. R. 7. Patterson Bidg. D. Security all about Co., - Omaba. | can bring | dress Owner, 616 McKay Bidg., Port- iand_Ore. ol Wisconsin |,-n.1. SC dafry nnd general erop state in “the nninn. settiors wanted: lands for sale at low prices on ensy terms. Ask for booklet 3 on Wis- conain Central Land Grant. Excellent lands for Kk ralsing. If interested In fruit lands ask for klet on apole orchards. Address L‘nd nd Industrial I Dept., Soo Line Railw Minneapolis, Minn. Miscellancous, B YOU A FARM BALEY Write a good description of your land I“ and send it to Lht Bloux Lll . Jour- nal, “lowa's Most Powei rx. Want_Ad Medium," Twenty-five woi -very l‘rt— m. day evening, Saturday every Saturday evening an one month, glving sixteon ads on t dlller«nl days for §2; or 60 words, st circulation of any I p.l:-mm.wa readers daily In StAton. a.{vn | | A news- our great ur__property In ll‘«"lc'! ig House, Home and Estate Guide, Buyers ~f real "S are uutlnl usually. it l the anformation and you will nv. X raons really interes z:ur, fl' you run it in 'ruz TARMS, more and clty_property for sale and exchange. C. R, Combs, 800 Hrandels Theater Bldg. Dous. 3916, NOTICE TO FARMERS When in need of h.lD o! any kind, write. lalophnm or cal CUNNINGHAM LA BOR AGRNCY, _111 8. 13th S Omaha, Neb. -an: ONEY ¥ land a4 plaged in these cols umnx reach the Kind ot " peoile “2li over th wul who have 'unds with h to lnvnt in la ntity are both found Qulm{ qua THE BEE'S cnunt? fiul&tlon ‘The subscription rate for The much higher than any other Omaha Naturally The Tiee is by " ef’". of well-to-do farmers. ht s in your ad and reach some rcal . __ ____ __________ ___ _ ] FARM LAND FOR RENT t Bl id, Neb, Addrass Mra: h ob. ress .. e rfi""‘g“é... 8t, Omaba, or i - FARM LAND WANTED | TIAVE caah Tuyers o Towa or eastern Nebruhu lm‘g A fAr) W. K. CRAIG, 1817 (‘1|y Nnt 'I‘ylcr l!! i HMSES-LWESTOCK \IEHICLES #2700 worth of double harness to close out at & discount of one-third from reg- ular price; worth of slugle har- ness to ciose out at one-half regular | price. Harness shipped subject to in- .»:mon. If not satisfled, money will e refunded. | JOHNBON-DANFORTH _CO., 1629-31-33 N. 16th St.. Near Clark St NOTICE TO A CASH AND QUICK BUYER. 18 head of young mares, I4 in foal, all well matched, ages from 6 to §; last of | the estate. All my §00d young brood mares, also 6 fresh milch cows and asonable offer re- Bt. Lady owner. head of mules; na fused. Call 124 8 McKay, manager. mncm-u SADDLES AND TRUNKE, We {make them them direct to the I'o profits for I lle Gfarantee and A nlll4l KER & modern abstract office 05 8. l7lh St Tel. D, 5447, REED ABBTRACT Co. oldesi abatract office In Nebraska. 208 Brand WILL BUILD TO SUIT. Have 15 first cholce lots In Leav worth Heights Add.; easy terms. Do 2981 Carl B. Holen, 614 nd dth, In)lfl only $650; easy t TOT—w fruit and for sale; rhelv for cash v, Red 4984 $275 to $395 % DOWN: % PER MONTH Located north and west in good dis trict and close to car line. Shuler & 1'ar\ Douglas 423 W Keoll Hlde W)fl fl E—4 good lols in Washington, D.c . V. MeBetn Newton. Kan HICIMKD EVERETT, ARCHITECT, s No. I6th St l’hnn‘ l\uu_g_l‘n: 1008 ot near car. Douglas mi‘] 0 ACRES. A 1% ACRES, § acres in cultivation. all fenced. 3 acres of orchard: 3 wells; 3-room house and hurn '4 mile to school and church, R F, mail Al Price only §1,50; \Xm.i Yell County Land late Want Ad Quldu Greater 0mh-‘l’ha medivio ¢ Good ning ha »pi k0od farm at low price for immediate sale. $1,500 cash. balance y terms W. T. SMITH C( Douglas 219, City Nat ank Bldg. | OWNER MUST BELL, Fine 40 acres of Towa land, 2% miles from Neola: $100 per acre. worth $lw Address A. 1. Rain mell Bluffs, Ta. A ’IIZ from Danville; % | | MONEY 1n chickens free catalogue, Poutry Kno about muh‘u{‘fl.r -itaelt Old Trus (ulmlur JUST H.I-A EIVED: (5 n nuhl'n..- rs 1 ty Ii Johnson Co., Clay Cen- ter, beautiful plumage, Max Gelsler Bir TIIOR()I GHBRED White Rm_k uul:‘;. | “eggs. Owen Strain. Bouth South | FOR SA Red he B BUFF uquu'x(m hatchin, Coifax 284 tith and Ora " o I PEDIGRE male Scolch collle for saie. | WHITE |MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES ANAHI JEY-DAVIDBON MOTORCYCLIS, Hargain In used machines. Victor Roos, “The Motorcycle Man,”” 2103 Leavenworth 90 acres, 3 miles to Salem, b-r house, | acres in cultivation, all | 0 per cent tillable, balance | ilos ‘Ilfl HUPMOBIT Phone Walnut 1822, JTON_feet of the fineat timber AUTOMOBI LES—FOR SALE _ NEW YORK STOCK MARKET The Be In " \ | | One Orverland Tourlng Car, In 908 | \pw yoRK, March 3—Stocks were | Two slightly used 1918 Maxwells, rea- ,"M"' steady pressure wd.i\ with se- | sonabdie vere losses in war {ssues, which ylelded | One 1911 Chalmers Roadster, wood |2 to 7 points, mainly In consequence of i shape. price right | peraistent peace rumors, Although thess One 103 Studebnker. first-class shape. | Feports lacked even circumstantial detall, One 1913 Velle Three Ford Touring Cars, all in A<l | interest waa Increasingly | _condition | Reversal was accelerated in no_small | One 1907 2-cylinder Maxwell Roadster. | measure by the heaviness of United We need the floor space and these | States steel, which was under restraint | cara will be %old within the next few | from the outset on & very large over- davs. No reasonable offer refused | turn. Selling of atesl which m«h l: T W. FRANC y { emanate from substantial quarters has C. W, FRANCIS AUTO €O, | e Sasw parily“on (o theors 216 Farnam St Douglas %3, | present high ievel of prices for fabri CLA §6 Maxwell touring oaré, allghtly at A bargain. | Kroup wi lacking. \ §15 Ford, scif-starter, slip covers good | ['nited States steel was offe n round a8 new—bargain | amounts down to MW, a ) points 1814 Ford touring, good shape | and closed at its minimum, 0\ C.W ANCIS AUTO CO | shares Included Crucible steel, wuu 26 Farna Douglas %1 | house, American and_Baldwin | tive, 1916 DODGE touring wfl | and .3&"2?&.‘"'“‘ ¥ v ro—— 1916 Monitor touring, brand new. | “'In the main, rails gave & good nocount Klaesl Kot o eedster, o (SOATRRID. | of themaelves, lonses in that D belng . ol ry enclosed’ body Cverland tour'ng, eloctric equipped 'n‘ (”"‘":‘"M to_fractions, except ing, M8 Cadillno fouring, perfect.. “anadian ‘Paciic, Norfoik and Western Auto Clearing Houso, $200 Farnam. 1 10 | and Allied shares, where recessions “FT;"F? ’Ffirfll(‘)i‘:“-’f| vice Hrn' f Jnckson. Tyler U35, Auto repuiring and Won. hinckemIthing, ‘Do Fprings mads | he early of the sension and repaired. BIGGEST VARIETY OF | there ‘was some buying of the interna- SORD CARS IN T Ty, _ | tonal lixt for London acocount, the Pa- G, REAL CAIR HARGATNS, | (Ifice and Eries, as well as coppers Poth in excellent condition. can buy | [} *pecial demand. Americans were firmer at s pidce that N ARKA I new overhauled, in _nam. Douglas M4 MODEL Mol i Severe Losses in War wt Bargains H I_l»n_e} Used Cars THE CAUSE g One 1912 Internationsl | ive-passenger Oakiand, Just been LY od condition. M2 Far- | Shares Under ltnd; Pressure with PEACE RUMORS they wero acoepted with much serious- ness in speculative circles and the short otive. A-1 condition cated steel and fron must inevitably r sult in a curtaflment of demand, Kven the brilliant statement of the Rethlehem Steel mr?ont on_for 1915, showing earnings of 112 per cent lpnli- cable to the common stock, falled to hol Lthe Industrial and equl ent l-ln- S8Y CARS small output reg- Bethlehem on a very 1-=orul & loss of 14 a new, nM from 1 to 3 points. sales of stocks amounted to 855,000 abroad, but inmetive, Heavinesa ruled In the bond m-rlut. the only noteworthy exception being An- glo-Frehch 68, which were fractionall higher. Total sales of bonds par v-lua were $3.890,000, l"nll States bonds were unchanged on ol Number of sales and reading quotations will surprise you. BUICK AUTO Co,, Phona Dourlaa 7hi Ford Roadster, goo ne to in 108, One Xtra condition: il new Ire: | on sticks today were: or would lnda rur nod m«uur Pax- | | i | Allie-Cnaimers ml.- ¥ lil(l‘ u-adn'n rxn-ollrnl Tun ng | | “order. reamonable. ' Firantone Tire and | Ameroen dent Su ! v:“‘""'i!_“‘ ] "_'.’,"""‘ | American Lawomo R iight 1 i I | Americes & & R | "in & country store butlding. Harney 1Am. 8. & B gt eveninkes. | WHEBRE can 1 _get & kood used oar Industrial Gar Sta 1812 N A.ln nnc« r m lu\ §100 rewn :on- oy ajred. Baysdorf - Y—Auto muum m’rm i | m 'ryler 207, nigh " | Gmaha Radiator Re . 01, o Auto Tires and - aliu. i) '"1——’::.'.’: A"‘I'OMOII Fire K1 ELLIS "3 CIKY 'Nat. OMAHA GE Wholesale BUTT! o turk Tmj (rl ota, Lattuce pound. 'Rhubarb crate. Pep) carrots, turnips, beats, bushel. Colorado nesota Red Bweet Potatoes California, § crates, $.28 | erate; s-dozen Sots pound; MISCELLANEC crate; Afrline, §1 ol ane. NUTS—-Peanuts: No. 1 roasted, Sc¢ cans: 134e poun Filberts: 16¢ pound W Is YORK, that to create considered in prices at a decline of § tel rln: | eemed to Clearances = eport foring a little more freel were | choloe "fl steadied at the decline to 7860 tor M DRTED FROTTE t and 801 for September, however, and May [fornla, Agiic: O"R"‘m. ~ lat ) $ u}« ; ioc o'.’..:!mfl« p e xo% e ; nnq ( P! h lower Mnuh 7 «. April, Ra!-'nn. dufl June, 7.97¢; July, 8.00¢; Au uu Vte; ’w‘“n fancy, seeded, lvnlber'.)‘lfll' 0(1.:2:" 8. chr;n b 8.17¢ cember, 8.2lc; nuary, 8. February Spot .o# qulet; Rio Lowde | Zoc wage dantos’ e, 10440, DON, M url- that Bantos 4s were utl t 10.3¢ to u- on nn .t -sbt were 1ed 10.46c in the cost and freight market. The and finieh official cables showed t Rio was 75 ,\'nn—.u. Nind -r ounce rels lower than the last report which ll NEY. covered Thursday's market, white Santos| DIBCOUN m_ln." bills and | was not quoted three monthe, 5'4 per cent. | Cotton Market, Bank Clearings. LIVERPOOL, March 20.-COTTON—| OMAHA, March $0.—Bask _clesrines Bpot, steady. good middiing, 8.00d. mid- | for Omaha today wers #1205 24 dling, 7.524;" low middling, 7.56d. Sales. | for the eom-nnam dag Moy g 6,000 bales, } 932,627.36, A s m! 8t. D, 1!% lor. muneln wa ecn t r-n r. AI ;I"U RIG‘:;AIRB! nuo IRE 1611 Chlgg hlhfln Blorag n I.ow-\ Prices Charged by Omaha Dealers, R—No, 1 o ried block, m& twinas, DII. lebel hl'w rencH )w'mio "¥aTL: ! ERS—-Chompc : Stand- Al "is""‘*“ 'af gal.. ~ Standards, _$1.45; ects, ‘& 3 counts, 5195, Blue Poin L% per ., FIRH-] h, per 1b.: sh, 17c; hal- ‘but, 180; salmon, 17! 4o} [ DIaCk huss, 109450, Crappies, Re ! | flounders, 1%e, Frozen, per Ib.: Hallbut, | He; herring, i iso RLlS: H.‘Fn ulnmni ;l ckerel, i pike, 0c, Bmol Y o E:, | pered, [ , 170; Flnnan dles, i _ros shad, each; shad roe, per r. BEEF~No. 1 ribs, 2%0; No. 2 10%e; No. 3 ribs, 1T%e, No. 1 chucks, 11 1} Shnicka ke No. § ohiscks, T e e, L, Sl 9%40. No, 1 rounds, f 16¢; No. 3 rounds, 1 o. No. 1 No. 3 plates, $%c; pla 3 o8, Fruit and nnubh ‘prices furni Gl.llnaullfi_h Co.: crate; nux -a tuo bol New, 8ic_bo: teis, in b other varieties \n barrels ld Brand Wine Saps, #.50 Jdaho Ben Davis, in boxes Rome Beauty, 8. b W. W, x; extra hm.y Wine Saps, owa Btate Greeni 8$1.60 box | Blacks, $2.60 box. nmrflu . $3.75 case. EQETABLI Onlons: Red, yellow, 3¢ d; Bpanish, $1.2 crate; white, $3.00 §1 dozen. Brussel sprouts, 200 pound. Cabbage. 2%c carrots, turni| 2c pound. Potatoes: Riv hamper. crate; Yellow, 3260 bushel ll)mcmlw rice, 4c pound: # 1-pound packages, #5.50 pound; Jumbo, roasted, $4c pound Coffer Market, the Brazilian had seized Interned German ships falled ny important demand in the market for ln"re futures here today, al- though reports of such esponsible for a sharp break t week. The market opened iquidation country and reports that Brasil age Co., 20th and “lh n - | Baldwin Lovemotive . altimors @& ONlo. Bethlehem Steel first_class condition, Reatdence, Il'- gsizessiisyics 3 72 B3 aiygs Am moblles, .-““r?fi‘.\i?fi{f 1,fiumuum% Bank Bids, Doog: 10, NERAL MARKET. for Produce reamery, in cartons, ido; ors, 189, $ei domes- lm dalsles, &E yqun, o e e Sunkist, e, o, 1 ‘Dox; 1988, 1768, 288, 324, Dates: pound; new, B¢ 2,60 Irux Cauliflower, 3 basket, New beets, parsiey, boc dozen. o» g‘- parsnips, 'bags ‘"M-ME whh. white, $1.20 bushel; Min- er Ohlos, $1.40 bushel, Delawares, $1.76 hamper; ery: %-dosen | N 8-dosen crat i Onlon rate, $2.50 (‘rll.l WDYPY% opcorn : No 1 Omaka Way Market, OMAH. RAI le« upl A, mldu ,@;‘ tnd Io'% A Mw-rnm« u,ri’x,fif&.n {10012 @, No. ut quotable n able. shrdl y y{ 8—Honey: ¥ case. Po "% No. 1 raw, 6% pound; No. "4 neal: pound; Jumbo raw, Skc und. Pe- 17%e pound Mixed nuts: i8¢ NEW YORK, March 2.-METALS- change qumo- lead at §1.76 bid. not T““ Copper market stead trolytie, Mcr by, later, 1 nurlhern ln No. 1 mumem Tin market ¢ 5. At London: §) £104 108; electrol 108; futures, 19 spelter, €92, d; Jumbo, L&—Bx- Bpelter Junc - $28.00q28. lt- lron mukot n;q qulet; npot o!l’oM at March 2.—COFFRE-— Eovernment t copper, £100; futures, ytie, (136, ' Bpot tin. £1 bs. Lead, £3 7 6d; tion had been to 11 points under seat- and some trade selling be laspired by the large ed from Santos for this Evaporatea Aj d Dried Fruits NEW YORK, March 20.EVAPO D APPLH—DIAII and easy; ,l W