Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 31, 1916, Page 13

i s FOR REN1 w HOUSES AND COTTAC PARTLY MODERN. 2 Carter Lake Blvd 51 N. 0th St 4 Hickory St 116 Hickory Bt CRI10 8 Bk &t MODERN EXCEPT HOUSES celinneons. (élnu in).. PPT HEAT 3-R.— 501 Martha St 2.00 §-R— 508 Martha St .00 - 618 N, 17th § (close In) . % Charles 8t Vises 8. 6th St 00 T-R.—319 N, 2th 8t ® STRICTLY MODER e 5-R—3618 N. th St (new) » R.—1980 8. 9th St. (good condition) 25.00 R 3131 Corby St._(new bungalow) 27.50 4546 N. 40th St ® 17th 8t m 7 Frankiin St » B0 TaRe Bbusiisisiresiieee 3500 6-R— 714 N, #th £t. (choice Dun 5080 bungalow) 0 st ) 7-!L—m|a S, %th St. (close in) 50 N. fist 8t. (cholce loca U .o B.00 PR i Dewey Ave, (close in). .. 82.50 PARTLY MODERN s 12.00 -R.—315 N. 24th 1260 STRICTLY MODER Howard St. (close in) ® 0 50 ., choice. HEATED APARTME 5HA-2%|R Farnam &t... THE LEON B4 H TH SE COMPLETE L ]\TAEF MlRF RE 'rnw WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. PORTER & SHOTWELL, Offices With American Security Co., Cor. 17th and_Douglas __ Sts. D. 5013. WHAT he had to sell: An automobile, a_motorcycle, a summer cottage, a Morris chair. And he sold them through THE BEE Want Ad columns. HOUSES FOR RENT. CREIGH, SONS & CO. &% REE RIDG. DOUG. 200, 121 8. 27th, modern, 7 rooma, §2 2665 Poppléton Ave.. 6 rs. and bath, SIT. __JOHN N. FRENZER. Douglas 664, 265 DOUGLAS—8 rooms, modern. $33. X close in, walking Window shades pleted, Paxton Court, dist.; curtain rods, range, refrigerator HASTINGS & 1614 Harney St FINE, steam-heated or 5 rooms, OHN W. ROBBI 8 N7 8.3 Ave., beautiful apt rtment, either 4 rnam’ street ¥ M _ST. walk- buf- ER close in; built-in & HASTINC HEYDBN, _Harney St Tyler 5. and bath apartment in Linwood, 811 Harney; very cholce; east front: 2d floor. _Call D. 147 with butl bed: close REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED Weat. \\e Want An Offer 3402 California Street This is a well built home, corner lot, Just one block from car line; pav ing ‘all_paid; has lving room, den, dining room ‘and kitchen on the first floor; 3 very nice bedrooms and losed sleeping porch second floor; floors throughout and birch finish: bullt-in buffet, beam cellings. Asking 00, but we want an offer. Glover & Spain, y_National. California Street Bugmn Near #th St. Dandy 6-room house, oak finish and oak floors; well ar- ;mnflad and practically new, Lot #%4x i Party leaving fown—want an of- er. D. V. SHOLES 0. 91516 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 4. " CATHEDRAL DISTRICT New 7-r. modern, oak and birch finish throughout. beam ceiling and all bullt in features: pressed brick foundation; south front, close to car; first-class ma. terial and workmanship. A complete home in every detall. Best buy in Omaha. _Owner, Douglps 152 OV R WANTS OFFER This beautiful 10-room pressed brick residence, near 3¥th and California; -mcn{ modern in every way; hot water heat; lot 50x180; house 3 years old. This property cost over $15,000 to hulld will conaider any reasonable offe PAYNE TNVESTMENT COMPANY. 5th F1. Omaha \n( Bk. Bldg. D. 1781.—o BUT don't expect too much from a house when vou don't know what is between the walls. I don’t bufld all the well- jla are_well 8. Trul- built homes, but all T do b 122, built linger. __ AT NEW 7-room home, garage; Bemis park distric(. “See owner. commission. F 482, Phone Benson cathedral, Make neral Tnsur- 1217-18_City Na- “Bldg, Douglas 381 North FORCED SALE TO SETTLRE ESTATE Military _Ave., Clifton Hill, a busi- ness lot “with 6-room cottage! gAs and city water; must be sold Lo’ settle an estate. At $LE00 it s cheap. but make an offer and we vl submit it GEORGE _E. W, K, 814 Keeline. BUY FRO\I OWNER BELOW COST Five rooms and bath, entirely modern cottage, excellent condition, storm sash, shades, etc. Close to car and echool. Wil rent for $25 per month. Can bs bought on easy terms. See owner at 2859 Corby 9t Aller 6 p. m. Good Home Very Little Cash -room cottage with bath; fine ance. _tional Bank Art Thatcher, Five fot; large sbrubbery and fruit _trees. sum. Price $2,350. Located 4107 North 20th St & . . Norris & Norris, Nortm, 400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4270. FIVE-ROOM _steam beatea PRATRI PARK STU ©CO, beautiful '.‘- desirable; the Chula south front, 3 bedrooms, sleeping porch Poppleton Ave. dah Theater Bldl l..u- wm M ' Bran- mnd 4:3 & HEYDHB! St ¢ Tyle 43 NICHOLAS—-r., meid'nm steel range, ‘ll tove, water paid, Afi RROF Doug. ! Mo xi' —1317 _Park Ave.. good location; fhoice apt.: $10 yr. round. HASTI‘\JGE & HhYDFXN At C 164 :@fl flat, ] venworth nk‘e woodw, urk. and tile bathroom, vestibule, large liv Ing room across entire width of house, with built-in bookcase, large dining room with beamed ceiling, brick foun: datlon, cemented basement. splendid shade,” shrubbery and aedge, | paving taxes' all pald; $300 lance $4) monthly. B. J. sc.nueu %5 Ware Block. _Doug. 28 or Colfax il. BEMIS PARK BARGAIN Seven rooms, strictly modern, located in the center of Bemis Park; oak and pine finish, furnace heat; 2 blocks from car line; extra large lot; must be seen to be appreciated. See us for appoint- men NE INVESTMENT COMPANY, . umaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781 —0 MONTH FREE RENT. CLOSE-IN APARTME: Lor. ar;‘a bath ap-n'mg::; l::r;e.k. ‘sfi gxcept heat; good ne Tho . _E. BUCK. 912 Omaha Nat. D. 5288 SPRN, Mrnm-hel\«l apartment, near 0.; $18 upwards. G. P. Stebbin: MOVING AND STORAGE OBE VAN & STORAGE ores, moves, packs, _ship d 2 men, $1.% per hour:. ge, per month. Satisfaction guaranteed: jwiglas 4338 and Tyler 200 FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate, locked rooms, for household s and’ planos; moving, packing and 'OMARA VAN AND STORAGE cO., _%08 8 _16th St _ Douglas 4163 GORDON VAN CO. Packing, storage and mov. fng. 219 N. 1th St. Douglas 3% o. Harney l.‘ Mo\'l‘vu AND STO SHIPPIN rvn\rn'mr RE. l"All'llNG PIANO MOVING CENTRAL FURNITUR Dougl: OMAHA Truck, Van and Storage Co., moving, packing, storage and shipping. Phone Douglas 1496, FIDELITY EENTAL FREE Phone Do.glas 258 for complete list of vacant houses and apartments; also for storage. moving 1¥th and Jackson Sts. C. °E Lxpress Co. Moving, J. C. REED packing and storage. 1207 Farnam St. Douglas 6146. FERRIN VAN & STORAGE Packing, storage. 15 Cap. Ave. Tyler 120, FOR RENT—BUSINESS PR'P'TY Stores, STOREROOMS. Three dandy (ine storerooms at and Leavenworth; one of the best lo l tivns w0 city; 1 very reasonabl Calkins & Co., | Douglas 1813 City Nat. Bank Bldg. BRAND new up-to-date storeroom on Copitol Ave.. Just off isth street, steam heat, toilet and lavatory, light fixtures in hardwood floors, plate glass win- dows. To be ready April 1. Cackley Bros DESIRABLE smail store room 153 Cass S 2 ren onrad Young, 2 Bran- d(‘lu Thfillcr Blde. Douglas 15 M5 at 158-1811 Farnam_St, > Ramgze Bldg. D. 7408 low rent, near post- 10 Chicago. rooms in rear, ebbing 1ding, 1ivin, Douglaa 1 -gi}uahgm 2005 Offices llil Desk Room, BMALL bffi nd avartr near rostoffice 3. P. BAST front suite F. D. AD. 310 nt, Tow rent; Stebbins, .( _roows. Wead Bldg. 18th St LA R busement on So. \\rmu " Lasbury. D. 1 i6th St WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished Houses and Fiats, WANT apartment in good locath & rooms pref d d il preferred. Could use 6 rooms. Address 1. 8], care F WANTED TO RENTb-room modern coltage, to take posscssion May ¢ Harney 41 W \N'r to rent, 8 or Broom house Want to Rent Turnished Apartment n sonable walking distance to am school th and Farnam: man, and ll-year-old daughter. Can use six weeks and possib longer. Puone Harney | HURRY' HURRY! The flm party o niy office gets it 10-room, modern, northeast corner and Binney, Size of lot 74x124. Acro: the street from Sacred Heart church, $2,160.00. Don’t all come at once. R. W, IB r;flt 42 First l\lllonnl Bank. Doug- A CRACKERIACK of a brand_new, all modern bungalow v\nll in Montolair additioni,’ just completed; 5 rooms, all on one floor, but three large rooms can ;w' (Inished off upstairs it desired: oak inial built n ‘eatures. Call Doug- las 8492, Monday. = 4 FROOM house, ot 611, big bar, hold- ing 4 horses and 7 tons of hay and brand new 2-auto garage: must leave on account of sickness and will sell for $2,750 J. Parmlee, 2100 cash. I. Webster 8% Miami’ St. GREAT BARGAIN Well equipped modern cottage, full ce- ment basement, beautiful yard. Spe- cial inducements for cash, as owner is leaving «<ity. Tel. Webster 892 CHOICE Impraved acreage, snap, 4 acres, all in fruit, bearing, 1 ‘mile north of Florence on paved road, 6-room house, barn, R.H. LANDERYOU . villa k. SPECIAL BARGA 6-room_cottage, toilet, . 50 ft. lot, $1,350; terms, $0 WILL sacrif] u.:rldu my 5-room m with “eleeping porch and sun room; nicely decorated. Webster 1127. T 6-room house, oak finish erman Ave.; will sell cheap. Call Web. l".h after 5:30. Happy Hollow BI\'d New Brick Residence $8,500 Brand new, and one of the best built, most artistic homes in the district. It was just completed when the owner was transferred away from Omaha. Eight sood-sized rooma, oak floors in every room in the house; beautiful brick fir place—in fact, all the little details that £0 to make an ideal home. Fine lot and brick garage which corresponds in architecture with the house. The price i» way less than the actual cost to the owner, BUT IT MUST BE SOLD. See us at ‘once. Armstrong-Walsh Co., Tyler Keeline Bldg STOP PAYING RENT BE A HOME OWNER dining _roor kitchen, ) first floor, fin ished in oak; nice bedroom, bath and sunroom on 2d floor; entirely modern; brand new, full cement basement; east front lot, #x142; close to school. Price only $3,000; $300 down, bal monthly. Located near Hanscom G. CARLBERG, 312 Brandels Theater BiJ ONE ACRE IMPR()VED NEAR BELLEV UL ONLY BLOCK TO um ROOM HUNGALOW, E L B LIGHT, HOT ATR FURNACE ONLY '$3.80; SOUTH 2818 i NAP—S-room huuse, lights, gas, bath and furnace: permanent side- walks, paid; 1o minutes walk of "iith and Farney Sts. No. 7ith S, near 14‘;\-nwmlh 8t. Harney 1645. Rob- ert Living room. pantry, bedroo N T R IC PRICE EASY TERMS. PHONE A BIX South Omaha lots, $160 each: $10 down, $ month; 5% per cent; same lots originally cost and worth §200 now. WILLIAM COLFAX 140 8. 1ITh—Nearly new, 6-room mod. house, lot xi#, waiking dlstance Berka & Musll, Douglas Miscellnneous. MIBTER COLORED MA? Why pay rent when you can buy this t-room strictly modern bouse, furnace heat. paved street, paving all paid for. good sized lot terms? 320 down, balane Frice $2.500. See ts &l o PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY 5th ¥l Omaha Nat. Bk. Bl D.i8l~0 THE BEE REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED "~ Miscellancon: ALL BARGAINS Hanscom park, S-r modern, hot water heat, oak finish. cheap for cash smaller house good condition. paved 2 blocks to car. Small balance like rent {hree small cottages on o car; only $1,250 heat; Van Camp or_exchange f: Six-r., modern street; close in; ash_payment Cedar St one lot, Six-r., Ave r bargain WRIGHT & LASBURY 16th St Douglas FOR RENT misled, get a home. new place for sale on 2 blocks from scheol 183, Dont be have a dandy terms Ifke rent THOS. L. _Keeline Bldg. +-ROOM BARGAINCNEW, eROOM * ETORY HOUSE NEAR CAR NAP OM “N‘ :\JNAB[.R(‘PAYHEN'I‘I CARMICHAEL, DOL'GLAB e, 62 PAXTON BLK. M'GARRY, Red 4344 FOR REI lABI FIRE AND TON\ADO l"lSLRE‘ICl E ONEIL'S R. E. & INS, AGE! Y, @ Brandels Theater Bldg. Tyler 84 SEVEN roo hot water heat, splendid shape, paved street, excellent mluhbnr- hood. Hest reasons for -umn’ 2,500, 3300 down. Call_evenings. Colfax 4071 galow of 5 beautiful room very a low price, when location considered Toems Simpson Bros., 34 Rose Bldg. Tyler 1. _REAL ESTATE——UNIMPROVED s Weat. YOUR CHOICE OF THREE WEST FARNAM LOTS $695 EACH These lots are n grade and all street improvements are in_and paid for, excepting pavin which will be done this year. One block from car line. Moderate restrictions. Easy terms. Shuler & Cary, Keeline BM[ Phone D. 428 o ®x100 cormer on West Good buy for some one. V. H. GATES, 7 O l\n \'Vllillfll\:h Bldg _I\nul 1204, ACRES, clol 10 eAr; easy terms. yrile Deiiel. Colfax 1083, after 10 &. m. “THarney. " Big Lot Bargain 16th and Burdette Walking distance Ford factory water, sewer, gas, sidewalks, quarter blk. to car. Only $800. Terms. PAYNE & SLATER CO., 616_Omaha Nat. Bank. _ Come Out to Minne Lusa and see the wonderful development go- ing on there You will find the best lots offered in Omaha at 350 to $800. Sewer mains, water mains, walks, grading and seed: ing al' paid for. Easy terms CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO., Owners L® TO Ha first cholce lots ln Leaven- worth Heights Add.; easy terms. Doug 2081, Carl E. Bolen, 614 Paxton Bldg. \ots, Bancroft and 6th stroets Walking distance; only $&0, easy \'rlll: Mra, Hawver, 3%24 Grand Ave. Colfax FINE sewer and Boulevard Park. Corner, 100x128 ft., water, located Price '$1,600. Inside lot, 40x115, street to be paved in al)lln( Located in Boulevard Park. paved St., in Inllde lot, 50x130, on 40th, just north of Ames Ave. Price $350. RASP_BROS., DOUG. 1653, AN acre or Two bought mow in Benson Gardens will make you more money than any other kind of investment. Call, write or phone us, Tyler 5, for reading matter, telling more about Ben. son Gardens. HASTINGS & HEYDBN, 1614 Hamey St VACANT lots at acreage price. ‘Trus- tees’ will sacrifice lots, south of Fort St, and west of 34th. All or -eplrltelv SIMPSON BROE, Tyler o11. “824 'RoseBMg. PHONF Patterson, Doug. 247, for list of lots, m d _up. REAL ESTATE- —INVESTMENTS INVESTMENTS Double brick terrace, 8§ rooms and hall each side: omk finish downstairs; white enamel with mahogany doors upstairs; oak floors throughout; tiled bathrooms; cemented basement and cemented porch floors. Price $12, This house is ideally located and is only two years old. ‘Tt is leased to good tenanis at $1,200 ]Nl vear . H. DUMONT & CO., _416-18_Koeline Bldg. Phone Doug. 690. Flat or Apartment Site We have 110 feet south front on Cali- fornia, between 33d and S4th. This is an exceptionally good location for either flats or a small apartment house. Price only $3,000. Terms if desired A. P. Tukey & Son, Phone Doug. 2. 1507-8 W. O. W. FOUR hou: per year, besides a large vacant corner, suitable for apartment or brick flats, in a very oholce location, paved streets, south and east fronf, one block to Bemis Park. Price $18000. Want Nebraska or Towa farm mna or acreage near Omaha 1ASTI & YDEN, 1814 Harney St. WANTED- l,-ml syndicate to make a marveious profit buying a large traot, subdividing and selling; «nni.gnmonm in- vestment and risk; 1 know hundreds of low-priced, easily sold tracts for 1 have * located colonies in ten states and trav- eled over 40 since 181 Information free. Address 1. 108, Omaha Bee $6,000 RENTS $100 PER MONTH. A close-in corner lot, 80x66 blocks from post office. Terms H. A. \VOLP‘, 514 Ware Blk. Doug. $088 REAL ESTATE—SUBLRBAN -.llll TSTART YOUR HOME IN BENSON! BUY THIS LoT! $10.00 down and per month; price 60.00; size, bOx128; located on Locust t between Clark and Burnham: far from schocl and car line. Geo. 1ght, Bee office, Omaha. not R Onn Sold Two Good Buys Left 45th Ave. and At the top of the hill, Cuming, beautiful view. two blocks of West Farnam car. we h fine bungalows, five and oak throughout, very tastily and finished with heamed ~cellings, built-in buffets, kitchen cabinet, window shades and window screens: very artis tie light fixtures: textile shingle roofs with long time guarantee; paving paid These are beautiful homes and wili merit _your earliest inspection Let us hear from you at once before they are gone Hiatt-Fairfield Co., 2 (m..n. Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. D. 48 OMAHA, Wwe | FFRIDAY, MARCH ! REAL ESTATE--EXCHANGES HARDWARE 31, 1916, FARM AND RANCH LANDS or Tumber yard wantad for Misninnippl Lands, good #0-ac ell_improved, R o e T vy | nproved. " | GCRAN SPRINGS, on the gulf coast, & from St. Paul; niee location, good soil, | 1And of pure delight, where you éan to trade for hardware or lumber yard et ol o Setp of about same value, $90 per acre: deal | inats Thothing® to tadk & over with owners only: give full particulars | jiterature in first letter. W. E. Dingman, Owner W, T SMITH CO., Deer Park, Wis City National Bank Bldg FOR SALE or trade, 30 acres improved farm in Cottonwood (o, Minn. For bl L cheap South or North Dakota iand and HIGH CLASS FARM other bargains write Christ Leffle Contalning 212 acres: § miles from Windom, Minn Omaha;, wel |v|v|-unrd and in good WHAT HAVE YOU OR DO YOU WANT | State of ¢ g e gt ] ‘See us firet. We may naye just what| %0i: %0od aifaifa and corn land; any You want Tive mell oy trade overytnmg| one’wishing firat-clase grain and ‘stock rensre. O 3 e e farm wonld do well to investigate this. ¥ o~ - Price. $22.000, terms. Relyea & Gifford, 'lAH\I\ TRADES TRADES 6 hamge Hidg., Omaha, Neb. chatrms and Omaha property for ex- | }WOR SALE-230-acre stock farm; two - b " of “buiidings; five never falling J._A. ABROTT, Patterson Bik.. Omaha of water: all feaced B1X houses and farm to exchanke Neb. good house and la _farm. Toland & Trumhull, Bee Bldg barna ‘Owner prefers to sell farm stock CAN sell or exchange anything you have | and machinery right together. For to offer. C. J. Canan. McCague nm. further particulars address J Palne, e oo . .| __Gandy, Logan Con Neb A _NO 1 quarter, ii3 miles from Madrid, REAL ESTATE WANTED Neb.. Perkins county, southwest qua ter 17-10-%7; 135 mcres broken, balance 1 WANT to buy from 5 to 10 acres of land | hay land. must leave on _account of suitable for subdivision in any live, | slokness and will sell for $38 per mcre growing town in Nebraska or lowa ash Address L. Parmlee, 2108 It you answer this ad, please state | Miami St Webster 23 in_your FIRST letter just what you | FOUND—80- o ¥ have AR thereby save time, Also plenss | | good soir, - ample peintall aesiond state If there are many vacant houses | Water. near free timber. Price — $30, there. In case you should prefer to sub filing fees and all. J. A. Tracy, Ft divide your land and sell lots yourselt, | Morgan, Colo won't you please write me and lot me PROVE to you that I can sell your lots | & "I‘l“ e ""“'k“'}‘""“‘ for aale. five quicker than you thought possible, and | 68 "‘"Q‘ ¥ toyn, en miles from et higher prices than _you e ::“:'lm"mbr" Loc Box 242, Val reamed of. Address T. Mossey, 3 o Lineville, 1a. Temporary address. Hotel (30 A.. adjoining Herahe Victoria, Lincoln, Neb. lng\i:“ improved. il WP have buvers and renters for homen | oo ‘ vrite & Omaha of all sizes. We show with 3 autos. We (% ACRES near ¥ood town in Johnson Kot resuits. Call us up un‘nxn\ ‘\\||+‘|nkn (l)mn);n”pr:grl part N ¢ ) Y T aymen hos. Campbel ealine YOUNGMA 301 Om. Nat. Bk. D 17 “m‘ Douglaa 4823 Rt Wiscons ¥ REAL ESTATE—BUS: PROP'TY $10,500 RENTS $100 PER MONTH Mth St, near Farnam, new property, a snap. H. A. WOLF, 514 Ware Block % FEET, 16th S #%,600. McCague Inv Doug. %068 biks. from viaduct, Co.. McCague Bldg. FIHANCIAL Real Eatate, Loans, Mortgages. 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. " MONEY TO LOAN ON Apartment houses, double brick houses, singie houses, business plupv-ll) and farm lands at %, %% and H. THOMAS, 2% Keeline Bldg Douglas 1648, 6% TO 6% for loans on best class city Tesidences in_amounts $2,000 up; also farm loans. Reasonable commissions. PETERS TRUST CO., 162 Farnam St. NO DELAY. Largest ciroulation of an: W. T. GRAHAM. paper; 20,000 readers dally BEE BLDG. wiates. MON®EY to_loan on improved farms and | RICH upland imp. farm ranches. We also buy good farm mort- | wards. Corn, cotton, gages. Kloke Inv. Co., Omaha. hoks OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms. O'KEEFE REAL, ESTATE CO,. 1016 Omaha Nat. Phone Douglas 115, MONEY TO LOAN, ®or 5 sea on_improved propertis EN & €O., Doug. 4228 Y on hand for city and farm loans. H. W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg. GARVIN BROS. Bk. Bldg. ‘made promptly. F. D. Wead, Thth And Farnam St ¥ and farm loans, 5. 5l 0 per cent. 6“‘ fl.‘mn nt & Co., 416 Keeline Bidg. % IONIY HAWBON & lsal.\’l'ON. Two First Mortgng@s For Sale $1,00 due in five years, interest 7 per cent, payable semi-annually, on acres of good, level farm land in Weld county, Colorado; value $4,500. 900 due in five vears; 7 per cAnt: pay able semi-annually, on 160 acres of good level farm land in Weld county, Colo- alue, $2, E. T. Heyden, _1614 Harney St Omaha Nebraska HAVE two $1,00 mortgal os drawing 8 r cent interest; secure ‘Tennesses Pond; e in 3 and ) years; will trads for good automobile, or whai have you? Address C 615, Omale. Bee. #,00 FARM mortgage bearing secured by 640 of iand Loom! %R of Title. Gunrantce“"”‘“ Co. We can bring down your abstract on -hm notice. R. 7, Patterson Bldg. D. 2041, R Guarantee and Abstract a modern abstract office. T AT, rado; 7 per cent almage Bldg R Tllle C oldest abstract o m Brandels Thea TABSTRA otfios N-hruk ~ REAL ESTATE- TRACK’ GE 36,750 TRAC KAOh LOT On Nichols St., near 17th $t., a full lo x132, with trackage in rear and uu "old houses, bringing 335 per month. H. A. WOLF, 514_Ware Blk TRAC KAhl-' Fine site on T4, can be bolht et & bargatn, Grimmel, 84 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg Price $30 per acre W. 8. FRANK, | BEAUTIFUL brick and stuoco homes being built in Evanston, south of Dodge St. in Dundes. H. H. Harper & Co. Miscex ACR iE CLORE Tfifl 2 Blocks to car, good 6-room house. electric | . fine well water, cistern, pump rge chicken house, % bearin, trees, lots of grapes, cur rants. alfalfa and fine shade around the e Reasonable price and tevms. Ask Tebbens, 50 Omaha Nat. Bk ADVERTISE your vroperty as though you belle its sale or rental to he % Home and § Estate Guide-—-THE BEE 4 2,700 worth of general crop atate in wanted; PPER WISCONSIN—Reat datry and the union; mettiers lands for sale at low prlvu " easy terma. Ask for booklet 34 consin_ Central Land Grant. 11 lands for stock raising. If interested in feoit. innds cask tar Bookier o apole orchards. Address Land and Industrial Dept., 800 Line Rallway, Minneapolls, Minn. MisceNMancous. BUYERS WITH THE MONEY o over the west who have ample Iuna- with which to invest peop in lands. Quality and quantity are both found in THE BEE'S country circulatio The subscription rate for Th o Bee much higher than any other Omaha newspaper. Naturally by a class of well-to-d Hend In your ad and buyers. AV IS YOU H M FoR Write a good den«Tlpllon of oux Cit and send 1t to the § nal, “low Medium.” Twenty-five day evening, every Saturday one month, d evenin, 6 _words, # terms. FARMS, acreage and sale and exchang R Most in-r!n Saturday mornin, xiving sixteen ads on twel fferent days for §2; or 80 6. andels Theater BIdg. Boue, The Dee in read o farmers. reach some roal nt_Ad words o ory F‘rl~ g and Sunday o ‘words, #; or Towa news- n four great ity Drowrly y for (-4 5 800 FR LIST-50 choice Minn, choice farms. Borer, 98 k i \nnnum»ul. Minn. HORSES -LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES For Nale. TO for cash to come tl from & to 8 years old, weighin, span; from 2,600 FARMEGRI while (he his week, some in foal, to 3,000 lba, per fl') 6 light business horses. I have sold 148 horses and mules since the first of the year, and have bought them are all wel as tho hur-rr that pleased 1 hope to see you early and do by you es 1 have by them—sell them under a full guarantee or your mone; 1 also have 4 yi refunded. two-year- earling an olds on the farm h‘h“ 1 will sell an ship unywhere in Barn in re Lady own . or lowa free of r, 134 8. Mth St ~ T MUST smfiifl"—“ double harness to elose out at a discount of one-third from reg- ular price; $1,000 worf th of llllulc har- ness to close out at one-half regular price. Harness shipj subject to in- spection. 1f not satistied, money will be refunded JOIINH(\N DANFOR'I'H co., 1620-31-38 N. Near Clark St A'l"[‘hN TION 4 head of young mares in foal, eld wi cheap; 24th and A Sts, Sout White, and one’ Polan Must be sold at ence. BLACK horse for sale cheap; must be sold at once. Lady fax Kood . _Phone WARON, taken at onc HAY-$6.80 ton. A. W. '!5" hand-made §rocery ds ood _condition, wndlfion. 2 eighing 3,000 r Alln 4 sots ’:l No reasonahle Bth. Call ‘ery wagon, Christ Jensen, h Side. d_China for sale. Call Walnut 1306, owner. Call Col- NP - dra . 3 3 3 n.‘); &f';‘fi.'f'h horses, 8,500 Tba. ¥450. iCr cheap 1f ax 207, W ‘Colf Wanted, years weight stand a few d 1414 So. 13th. must 1299, ngle sound horse not over bout 1,200 ayw' trial Ibs.; Tyler POULTRY AND PET STOCK == == e raam— — TWEL “null . rown nrll hens and DU”G Ind one ooek FMM AND RANCH UNDS i Cantra fine stock, 836 or Will ox- charige for Jersey heifer. Clark Dort, S —| Auburn, Neb. 3 T FREE FARMS IN ARP\ANHAS X MONEY in chickens; wyite for Joh: 180,15 acres of government land open | [ree Cl‘w"'“‘l -Ilnl? IdK'l"‘r'::; for homestead April 20; located along| & g“{ 'J‘{d "j‘ Rt B Clu,Co d near lmadmlf’-m;r; and lNol\h Ass | SEReleR ot kansas railroad; ideal for fruit, poultry, stock or general farming; some timber | PIGEONS pay far Sohor v..n"t.n-.. Write for particulars. J. Murray, |- always penned up; little space G. P. A., Desk L. Harrison. Arkansas ) rhes book sxplaing all. Majestio ” . Squab Co., Dept. #1, Adel, Ia. EE— - TR JUBT received, small turties, 36 each A GOOD farm of 100 acres. located jet one for your fish globe: they are Platte valley, near lulesburg, Colo. iite interesting Gelslor Bird farm is all ifrigated; s fine ‘proposition | (o, 167 Farnam St for sugar beets and fall and spring | ixfij: 1Y CHICKE, "o new Wheat.. Will sell ‘or trade for tarm in | GARIOF BABY CHICKE Vs new Gack lows, Nebraska or good land in South [ jiev COF SUWER. O . Dakota. Address Y %22 Bee. y - FOR SALFE—Thoroughbred “Beotoh collie lowa nds pup, well marked. 263 F St., Linooln, @0-A. Towa Improved farm. Price $i3 | Neh. 3 er acre. Will take part in Income | BG(G8 _Barred Rocks, Indian Runner property and carry bamnce on land. | “qucks. 5 cents each. Tal. Dougias 253, < 3, 1817 City Nat. Bank Bidg.. Omaha, Neb u‘(n.mn. m:n:. 0. Wun-r MIIN. 18, Minnesota L #0 ACRES, & wmiles from Minneapolis, - ot we Moot rauross ownaone: | AUTOMOBILES—FOR SALE balf under ocultivation, balance use for pasture and hay. can practically al} cutival KO soll, §OO wet ol bullding land will produce USED CARS bunlhel- Dfmc‘fam per ac u‘un'uy 18 thictly settied; complete set of ‘ma- L chinery; 21 head of stock, consisting | | fus"iY useq M |ln‘|."'.-]qu‘lnpm ) of 11 cows, balance 1 ear-olds 6 % 22 to 4 good horse (hoss. chic 3 everything on the farm goes at pe p -y Scre. Ome-hulf cash. Immediate pos | row, Say k',,.‘..l,i‘,,',',‘,‘" session can be had. SCHWAB BROS. | , B-pase. Studebaker 300 1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolls. Mina | 17 |..um.n Detroit roadster, extra Missour! Lands. 1-191] International, good shape 200 160-ACRE FARM 11908 2 cyl. Maxwell roadater 100 tn Dent Co.. Missouri, 1 mile to village, | 1-1912 Flanders %, 5-pass 225 12 miles to Ils‘u\;‘m m.‘.ml\ H’I\]rlrr\rd_ ood barn and silo; good bulldings; 110 v TR B Scres in cultivation and meadow! win FRANCIS AUTO CO., ter wheat goea with place if sold at | 22186 Farnam. Phone Doug. 863 once; some fine timber; good orchard. 201 Neville Block, Omaha | S y s 7 - GREAT BARGAT % down, $ monthiy AUTO CLEARING HOUSE busa 40 acres, good frult | Poultry 2206 Famam St. Tel. Doug. 3310, land, near town, southern Mlissour 1916 Chalmers roadster, run 400 miles; Price only $1%. Address Box 604, Kx- sacrific celsior Springs. Mo. 1913 Cadiliae touring, elec. equip. "6 1913 Stevens-Duryea touring, six cyl. %0 W ne L - - IRRIGATED farin, 10 years, $%5. larior |BUY from owner large :.pnm-m.y $10. Partioulurs, write Star Han b, Lan eauipped, exc nt condition, $0) § der, Wyo Hobb:, Omaha Garage, gen ney 8t Auto prices blackamithir and repaired. BI FORD CARS IN THE ( Northwall WANTE las 8078 $100 reward fc “olln repaired Omaha Radiator Rep. Co 202 Far. D. 001 Co., 1814-16.18 by by WHERE can 1 get a_good used car¥ Industrial Garage Co., . Dousfas 1707 USED CAR I\AHUAI\! AT MURPHY O RR TO Co., ain & 20th and Antomobiles Wanted, D to buy, 1915 0 Repa right. 218 8. 19t} ne and NER Auto Radiator Repair sery v 16 Ford ntl . rfer, 210 N AUTOMOBILES—FOR SALE THE AUTO SHOP“Service First," Jackaon. Tyler 88, Auto repairing and 1 muto springs made ITY. > 1501-3 GENERAL Motor Company truck, ton capacity, ood condition, l'ln bought_ right. Call_Douglas " RBGAL touring car, eleotric light and starter, splendid_condition, W7, T. Q. Har- Doug Iv'e. and magneto we <|n| repair. Haysdo 18th 13 AUTOMOBILES—FOR SALE Auto repairing. 112 8. 17th Tyler 37, night, Red Auto Tirew and Sa. . At _cut prices. We carry the aest stook of standard makes, at out prices, in the west. Modern tire repair plant. Skilled labor employed. Repair all makes. tX TIRE CO., DUrl %18 Farnam St D, 4. ALTO Tmm 8 REBUILT $£2.00 TO_$.00. DUO _TIRFE_CO.. 1611 Chicago St e Antomoblles, Elect t rep's el Walter Anderson oxp batteries. Storage. 230 Farnam. D, 7. IO MURFHY £l AUTOMORILE INSURANCE. Fire, Theft, Lia |||y and Property h.mn.. Lowest Rates KILLY, ELLIS h THOMP!ON 913-14 City Nat. Bank R'dg. Doug, 218, MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bargain In used machines. Victor Roos, “The Moto 1 nworth at $1000.00 to be W O i n Dundee The Community Beautiful Watech This Ad NEW ground Week. YORK, March made more or 0. less tamill preceding sessions of the week. were Irregularly higher dull forenoon, Lh or low NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Session Much the Same as Those of Earlier Days of Present QUOTATIONS LOW AT LAST -In ite salient features today's market (raversed the ar by Prices t the movement devel- & definite downward trend adjustment of exiating ditferences with the trainmen. % were almost the only stocks to pers dllhr proveme porta of meatic and fore! these reports con nt Iarge sal ent stre ngth, their of consumption. lac) od officlal tion it s known that the ho & based on additional re- the metal for do- While confirma- demand for copper Is the greatest in the histery " tnauetry f that Industrials .na equipments, the munitions with a cumatant! newal of Inquiry for war .ur to enlist Interest in stocks of lerance al wtatements up, moved of declines. incl indicating plies that luding unevenly Cir- a re- failed class, most of which closed the Aay with net losses. The' Mexican group. leums, was firm at t later, Tex: Mining and smaelth ng and Smeltin was rl-" 'n- t p!% n u Unl ed a maximum loss of Ralls were | Iollu Bteel records but eBthlehem y_from its steady b, n of 4 com| point avy, but fell abi ny l# ding the decline. - nl Bteel to Mnhrnk\hl patro- rutply made decline eptible to pressure, " but that division agaln denoted foreign Nquidation and some of the Reading, New York cifics and grangers Central were lower by fractions to more than a point. relatively umolmlod to mm lhlr Trading in the new Canadlan bt goningy, in these lock ) Fhotal' males of Atocks light s ment 5 per cent bonds gave fresh im 0 that branch of the Mcurlll!l st I ue sold up to 19268 overn- npetus The at ’“fi and the 19318 l! L An‘lo-h‘nl‘h 6 peated ‘otal their recent les of bondas, par value, maximum of 85 wers \":hrd States bonds were unchanged N\Imbfl‘ of sales and leading quotations on stocks were American Anacenda Atchison Baldwin 1 Baitimore Bethlehem Denver & Distillers’ Loutsville York N Norfolk & Northern Pacific Tennessee Texas Company Union Pact Unlon, Pacific wid United States Siesl ~eel ptd Utah Coper Weatern U Westinghouse Biectric Montana_Power d ~ General M Wabash B International Maria Copper Kenneeott A American Tel Broakiyn Rapld Tr Kansas City Lebigh Valley Maxican Potrole debaker Company . ’nll & Tel Tolmcco Copper ocomotive & Ohlo Btoel R O Securitiss Houthern & N Cantral Ho&H Western Pacific Copper 1fie ‘nion otore pta ota ows Total sales for the day. 510000 shares New York Momey Market, NEW _ YORK, March 30-MER TILE PAPER- per cont SR ?3 OF — Sixt bilia u'm. deman % cables, SILVER=Bar, O " Mexican ~do ONDS-—Government, steady; rat trregular TIME LOANS-Firm, sixty days, CAN y-day ollars, Iroad we } per cent; ninety \un, 3 per cent; »ix months, gy, pergcent CALL MON® rin; high, low, 1% per cent; ling rate: ant 10SL S por bent; clooing’ ik cent; offered at 2 per cent. | New 3 per cent; cent 1% per YORK GENERAL MARKET Quotations of the Day on Various Commoditien. YORK. March %-FLOUR- grln( patents, $5.7 -lnol strong 0. l durum, 8 ut. “No. hard, 31.98%; No. 1 northern. Duluth, $L38K, and No. 1 northern, Mani- tobs. $1.41 1 0. B N Futures atron CORA HAY-Qujet; : No. . 1. $1.341.40; No. 2 3, $1.00@1.06, shipping. | Ors—aludy: state, common to chol 1915, 14@2c; nt’r Pacific coast, 19 ll!lflc 1914, America, l\c LEATHER—Frm; hemlook firsts, PROVIS‘I?’N!-FM‘R firm; mess, A e Hogota, 390Me; Contrdl B 24.60; (IIIIIL.' $23.00785.00; short cloars, $22.000026. of, firm, me: 17,600015.00. i 0. Lard, steady; middie- ady; city, So; country, 10c. ; eoity, Be; eountry, Tecelpts, 862 tubs: rats, U6 ery lldllrlllv N Riem; | Tecelpts, 3L1T cases; regular pack @2, “ l Hr rrlmlp‘l; hcbu"' C! L 3 3 '"15"" T RY D osed: nui“af Chickenr. Wc; fowls, 144G, ¥ g e trm: d\lrk-n ! n age fow 18c; fancy fowls, 19%4@2ic; turkeys, 2ic, Coffee Market. NEW YORK, March 30.—COF] There _was a little selling b, with Buropean connections in ouses mar- ket for coffee futures at the npanln' this morning and thers also may been wome scattering Ilqcldntlunu o'llnl to talk of easier fre rates. Ofllfln[l were light, howevel after o r .! at a decline of 4 to 6 points, prices Firms up on moderate support From. Nccl‘” permanent buyers a covering whi; w probably Inll by continued rtoadiness in more active lpo! tracts advanced tember from 8.3@8.46c, with cluln‘ at a net a nee of 3 e da: Ji .wpot rofhc una nuay Rio 8, Bantos s, { mfl“ ml there had been ulel 9! I the spot market here ) nd.y -n the basis of 10%c for leol 4s, it is estimated that between 50,000 bags of ~offee had been sold from the stock here during the last tvlo or three days by importers to jobl Cost and freight offers 'Or' reported unchanged. The official cables reported an ance of 12 rei in the Rio market with tos unchanged and Rio exchange 3324 lower. Evaporated App l Drlol Frults NEW YORK, ORATED APPLES- IIuII 8i4c; cholee, 5% . rnnu Oregons, T%G%%c. Apricots ”‘i X DRIED FRUT nias, 4@il'e; firm cholee. 10c; extra choice, 104@ fancy, @1c q\?‘\ '‘Wc: extra cholce, Bigc: fi l-.fly Tean, $15@M0c Cotton Market, VEW YORK, March 3.—CO' Spot. quiet: middling uplands, sales, 2042 bales, Cotton futures opened 11.8c; July, 120ic; October, 12.18c; Decem: e January, 12,38 e, RPOOL, March 3.—COTTON steady; kood middling, 8.10d; mid 3d. low middling, 1.57d. Sal TTON- 18.10c; steady: Ma .nu-x 6,000 bales. Lomdon Stock Market, LONDON, March 3.—American secur- ities on the stock market barely moved after & lower opening SILVER—Bar, 28 15-18d per ounce. MONEY l‘1 xxr cent DISCOU Short bills three months, fl.@c\ per cent. and WHEAT 3116377119 Z northern, FL. AXHEEI\——H 184@2 Liverpool Grain llnrk-l. l‘l\ BPRPOOL, March 30 WH.T 0. 1 Manitoba, 13s 7d; No. T& "o, 2 red. weatern ‘llnlor No. 2 hard winter gulf, CORN-—Spot, 108 64 American uund now, Bank Clearings, OMAHA, March %.—Bank el v Omaha today were $3,599,962.28 corresponding day last year §.! Ca an Signs Up. The Schanton club has Ium-a contract of outfielder an, secured a month ago Loutsville club,