Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 1, 1916, Page 15

-~ = | ~— FOR RENT—HOUSES __ Miscellaneous. HOUSES—APARTMENTS—FLATS. 1618 Clark Street. 410 South 27th Avenue. South 365th Street, mod- ow. ‘The Harold,” 27th and Jackson Sts. .00—6-r. apt., 1802 Farnam Street. .00—7-r,, 2592 Evans Street, modern. 35.00—10-r., 210 South 30th Street., mod. 35.00—6-r., 3511 Lafayette Avenue, mod. 35.00—7-r., 4102 Lafayette Avenue, mod. 45.00—10-r., 816 Worthington St,, mod. 50.00—10-r., 3004 Farnam Street, mod. 50.00—$-r., 137 North 32d Avenue, mod- ern. rage. 52.50—7-r, flat, 624 South 16th Street, modern, janitor service. JEORGE AND COMPANY, Phone D 766. 902 City Nat, Bk. Bldg. FRANKLIN 8t, 12 rms, all mod, $35. 7 620. 17th 8t, 9 rms., all mod, $22.50. 1609 Lethrop St., 5 rms, all mod., $17. 1008 Pacific St, b rms., part mod., $16. 1412 So. 17th St, 6 1 part mod., $15. 4223 Seward St., 7 rms., part mod., $13.50. BIRKETT & COMPANY, 423 Bee Bldg. Doug. 633, POULTRY AND GARDEN—Acre and small house, chicken, pigeon house, $7: also 8- room for colored downtown; city water, t. Tel. D. 2107 5 —6-room, modern except heat, 3225 N 20th St. $20.00—5-room, modern, 1512 N. 20th. $27 50—9-room, mod., 2639 Davenport St. H. A. WOLF, 514 W k. . mo heat, good, $13. mod. ex. heat, good, $16. modern, $20. TRUMBULL, 448 Bee Bldg. Douglas 6707. e FOR RENT—Ap'ts and Flats West. “APARTMENTS WITH GARAGES. Five roems strictly modern. janitor service, oak floors and best residence district. St. George apart- ments, 113 N. 318t Ave. ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY, Tyler 1836 ¥INE steam-heated apartment, on West Farnam street. J(;'}'m. WOTRORBING, 1802 FARNAM ST 2, 3 or é-room apt, close in, furnished or unfurnished; $27.60 to $60. Ernest Sweet. Douglas 1472. ; HE HELEN, 2464 Harney St., beautiful TI or b-room apartment in fireproof bulld- ing. lrving Sorensen. Doug. 6790. ST, CLAIR, 24th and Harney, 2 and 8-room apartments. Call Harney 647. North. THUICL APARTMENT. LOW RENTAL. Besutiful newly decorated 4-room apart- ment, big rooms, cool in summer, fine large screeued porch. “The ivy." corner Bherman Ave. and Sherwood. Only 332.60 per mo. See janitor in basement aart- ment or call office, Doug. 1009 SCOTT & LL C DERN apL, 1 rooms, 326; Near poat- nsfllc& G, Stebbins, 1610 Chicago. T ROOMS and bath, .1l modern, 2709 N. 46th Ave. Phone Wainut Sf’f‘fi b South. —_— THE HUDSON. Cholce five-room apartment, close in, 207 S. 26th Ave; built-in buffet; panel walls in dining room; oak throughout; Itnoleum on kitchen and bath; good light rooms; well ventilated; individual bal- conles, Sub-lease $45 year round. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Har. Ty. 60. FIVE-KUUM slyaiu-Lesled apariuent; very desiraple. Tue Chula Vista, 20th and l":v;-p‘llolon. Conrad Youny, $22 Brandels ‘‘heater. Doug. 1671 Very desirable 6-room low- o— ., $30=Al mods 3604 Leavenworth. or flat, on car line. Harney 3128 [ Tiat, 2305 5_z4tn, 320. o H. 4711, Miscellaneous. CDERN apartments, $18 and up. Near npullulflcu. G. P. Stebbins, 1610 Chicago. 3 aN0 A-lous DIlC Liuls, cluse i, mod. ex. REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED I'HE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, REAL ESTATE— Unimproved FINANCIAL West. W THE BEST OFFER MADE US BY JULY 10th. WILL BE ACCEPTED. 4804 UNDERWOOD AVE,, OUTH FRONT. 6 rooms and sleeping porch, bullt about 4 years; oak floors and finish down- irs; white enamel on 2d floor; built- in bookcases and other features that make a good home; garage with cement drive and nice shade trees; yard fully covered with blue grass. Owner ls sk ing $4,300, but will accept best offer made. This is your chance. Call us at once. HIATT COMPANY., 245-7-9 Omaha Natl Bk. Tyler 60. CLOSE IN BUNGALOW MUST BE SOLD For quick sale we offer a nearly new b- room, all modern bungalow at 2728 Dav- enport St. for $2,985. This property is easily worth $3,300. Terms can be ar- THE BYRON REED CO., Douglas 207, 212 sfl—l_l—lvlli 17th St. " 6 Rooms, Modern 3100 Cash—$25 Per Month 4207 Ohlo St., strictly modern but fur- nace. House bullt about 3 years ago. Newly painted and papered. Price $2.400 $100 cash, $26 per month. Phone Tyler 60 and ask for XMr. Lowrey. Office open evenings from 7 to 9 p. m. HASTINGS & HEYDEN 1614 HARNEY ST. WHAT do you mean by well bullt? Watch my houses under construction; then you will know. Phone Benson 122. F. 8. Trul- linger. THE best acres ure out Benson way. The best place to buy acres out Benson way is In DBenson Gardens, Richland Acres or West Benson, where we can sell you one or more acres from $350 an acre and on very easy terms HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St up, Phone Tyler 50 Crea are tho best clos in acres to be had near Omaha. Call, write or phone Tyler 50 for reading mat- ter, telling more about Benson Garden c adjoining Benson. HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 52, Leavenworth Hel 1614 Harney St. ¢ Fontenelle boulovard 1ot In beautiful Clulrmont. A snap. Terms. Walnut 2214 After Jooking at MINNE LUSA 300 dit- terent buyers decided trat it was the best proposition on the market and they backed thelr judgment by BUYING lots. It YOU will come out today you wili understand why others are buying. CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO. Tyler 1817, 742 Omaba Nat'l Bank Bld ~ GARDEN LOTS $100 TO $200 $1 down, 60 cents per week. On the South Side, two blocks from car line, in good district of homes; buy two or three of them, bulld a little coltage and save your rént. SHULER & CARY, Phone D. 5074 204 Keeline Bldg. 9 FEET, 16th St, 3 blks from viaduct, $6.60 “ague Tnv. Co. McCagu & Misgéilaxieéul' FOR SALE by owner, modern home ana furniture, corner lot, in Dundee; Rarage. 4941 Davenport St. Phone Walnut 2584. #18 LINCOLN BLVD.—11-room ho strictly modern, with bot water hea Price, $60. Douglas 1818. North. Brand new bungalow of § rooms, oak tinish, strictly modern and up-to-date in every way. Cholce south front lot, just ready to move into. Price only $2,960. Can you beat it? Rasp's terms are always easy, and thelr houses are good; any- body will tell you that. We also have an- other nearby with 8 rooms at $3,680. See us before you buy. Then you will sure buy from us. RASP BROS., OWNER 106 McCi oug. 1653. w’I‘:;ak?en in Trade Will Sell Cheap $1,000—$100 Cash 3720 Ohlo St. 6 rooms, all on one floor, newly painted and papered, full lots, some shrubbery. Monthly payments like rent. Office open evenings, ¥ to 9. Phone Tyler 60 and ask for Mr. Lowrey. HASTINGS & HEYDEN 1614 HARNEY ST. BARGAINS FOR BUILDING. Two lots, South Miiler Park, block from school and car, $450 each, or $9256 for two. Good place to build to live or sell. 132x133%, Field Club district, choice for three modern houses $3500. Three blocks from new Blackstone Hotel corner fine for apartment house or 3 residences, 34000, GEORGE G. WALLACE, 614 Keeline. HAVE acreage within city limits as low as $276 per acre. DOUG. 2047 REAL ESTATE—Investments YOUR money is secu: , You are guaran- teed 7 per cent cash dividends Jan. lst and July 1st. You can Invest a small sum weekly or monthly, or a large amount, any time. Glad to explain the plan, HOME BUILDERS, INC, 17th & Dougl Sts. Phone Doug. 5013, WM. COLFAX, 706 Keeline Bidg. Real estate, city property, large ranches a speclalty. Real Estate Loans and Mortgages. cont, S REAL ESTATE loans, six per ). B. BUCK & CO., Omaha Nat Bank. NO DELAY, W. T. GRAHAM, BEE BLDG. MONEY on hand for city and farm lowns. H. W. Binder, City National Bank Rldg CITY and farm loans, §, Gl, 6 per cent J. H. Dumont & Co., 416 Keeline Bldg LOA il4—6 Per cent—LOANS. THOS. L. McGARRY, Keeline Bldg. Red 4344 5 Omaha GARVIN BROS. p. i85m0, E MONEY—HARRISON & MORTON, O PCL." 515 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, Wead Bldg., 1&th and Farnam Sts CITY and farm loans, 5, 6%, 6 per cent T. Smith Co., 914 City National. _ Abstracts of Title. REED ABSTRACT CO., oldeat abstract of- fice in Nebraska. 206 Brandels Theater. Guaranteexmmrl Co. Wo can bring down your abstract on short notice. R Patterson Bldg. D. 2947, Title, Kerr W Guarantes and Abstra Co., a modern abstract office. 30b 8. 17th St. Tel. D. 5487 Stocks and Bonds. DISTRICT improvement bonds in denomin- atlons of $100, 0 and $600, to net in- vestor 6% per cent Int. se TALMAGE-LOOMIS INV 1219 W. O. W. Bldg — FARM AND RANCH LANDS Colorado Lands. 5,000-ACRE ranch near Colorado Springs, Colorado; lfes nicely; good Rruss; run- ning water; cuts lots of hay; improved; a big bargain at $12.50 per acre; easy terms. Can sell whole or part, THE YATES & M'CLAIN REALTY CO. Colorado Springs, Colo Colorado land excursions, expenses paid. C. L. Nethaway, Florence, Neb. Florence 228. Minnesota Lands. TAKE SHORE bargain, for quick sals, offer several splendid tracts at a very low price It purchased within the next few days. Western Home Land Co., 650 Tem- ple_Court, Minneapolls. Montar«. Lands. STOCK wsection, il fenced; 200 acres till ble; balance timber and good pasturs forty acres in crop; nine dollars per acre; homestead adjolning. N. J. Evensen, ls- may, Mont. - res irrigated Madison well improved, $37.50. county, Adress, CHEAP FARMS--Any size, eany u"r?ni;u'. o. the beautiful Ozarks of Dent county, W. 8. Frank, 201 Neville Block, Omah Nebraska Lands. Good Heme Very Li.ile Cash Five-room cottage with bath; large lot; fine shrubbery and fruit trees. Price, $2.350. Located 4107 North 29th St. NORRIS & NORRIS 400 Bee Bidg. Phone Douglas 4270. PRAIRIE PARK Most artistic district In city; no sheds, alleys, chickens, ashes or tin cans; houses and lots, with paving paid in full, at reasonable prices; easy terms. B, J. SCANNELL, Douglas Colfax 3611 BEAUTIFUL NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW, Six large rooms and bath, selected oak finish; French plate glass doors, book- cases; bullt-In cablnets; large lot. Bar- gain_ for quick sale. OSBORNE, 701 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1474. SACRIFICE SALE. 1630 N. 17th Bt., 8-roum house; walk- 3 et 3 “roland A rambuil D, 6701 | B0 T e il o see tals props 5 . ) ; SON, #OR RENT—Business Pr'p’ty | ry.r 150, L s 3 . 3-Room House, -s‘ore' Corner Lot, 60x140. OR RENI 15th and Willls Ave., Vel 3 lf‘ e rouiy, lucuted at 24th and $3,660.00. Leaven vorth Sts. Heasonable rent. kor w. l'l QATES, furtber oformation call 647 Omlhji Nat. B. Bldg. D. 1204. CALKINS & CU. ; = ousme 1 5o S8t ats ‘mank Biag.|6-ROOM BUNGALOW, ONE FL., DESIRABLE atore room basement, 622 S. éth 8t. Only $65. 1 C AD YOUNG, 322 Brandels heater Bchx, i1l 8. 16TH St, basement, $30. 607 8., 13th St., bRick, $30. JOHN FH ZER, fl)nuzllsflt» MODBLKN store, 16tH St. near postoffice, m;)"a.;)or month. G. P. SlfBblnl. XGXBEEIEA 0 TWOUM.: @l 10u¥-1d1l barnum St Thos b. Hull, $28 KHIIDE_ Bildg. L. T4ve 10 FINK store rooms for F{nL FIKRST TRUST C A(ll‘b_‘ Curiiig, VI (Goms 1 fear. N uth U(lugLul 1863, Offices and Desk Room. D, 1572, biune 13th. D. 1161, 2005, Office for Rent ON BEAUTIFUL COURT of the Bee Building 216 Sq. kFt, with veater. .. .$18.00 Ask the Superintendent, Room 103, DESIRABLIE wiice rooms 1o the remodeiied Crounse bisck, 119 N. 16th St (opposite ostofiice) * 310 to 316 per month. Conrad Younk 2. Hrandels ter_Doug. 1671 VERY 1. ble sultes of rooms In Wead Bldg. and Baldrige Bldg., at reasonable ntal. Cal on = (F. L. WEAD, 308 18thB. D1 T Smal Office. FURNISHED, Ak for the Sup't. Room 103, Bee Bldg. UFFICE rovm with 'bhone and reception room for ludy P 2X6, Umaha Bee. FOI HKeNT—Larke barn. 817 sd St MOVING AND STORAGE T FIREPRUOF WAREHOUSE. sepurate locked rooms, for household govds and planos; moving. packing and nipping. SUNANA VAN AND STORAGE CO., ¥ S 16th St Douglas 4163. Globe Van and Storage Co. Wor real moving service try us. Large 5-horse, padded vans. Storage, $2 month. Satisfuction guaranteed. Wo move you QUICKER, CHEAPER AND SAFER. Pnone Tyler 230 or Douglas 4338, GORDON VAN CO. Packing, storage and mov- g 219 N. 11th St. Phone Douglas 394 or Webster 5699 FIDELITY siiVics. FREE Phone Douglas 288 for complel list of vacant houses and apart- ments; also for storage, moving. lo'h and Jackson Sts. = METRCOPOLITAN VAN AND STORAGE CO. Careful attention given to orders for moving. packing or storage; office at Ray- mond Furniture Co., 1613 and 1616 How- d St. Phone D. 5524 Maggard— Van and 2 men $1.26 per hour. van and Storage Co. Moving, packing. storage and shipping. Phone Doug. 1496. TG REED SE o Co., packing and storage. 1207 Farnam St Douglas 6146. Wanted—Some Want Ads in ex- change for lots of answers. Phone The Bee. WANTED TO RENT " Unfurnished Houses and Flats. WANTED TO RENT—Immediately, good 1 or ¥-room house, with garage, In West Farnam district or Dundee. Must be a first-class place. Give full Information. Addreas O 137, Bee. Wanted to Rent Houses. in DUNDEE. W. L. S8ELBY & SONS. Douglas 1610, Miscellaneous. WANTED to rent for Invalld, reclining wheel chalr. Phons Harney 2038, YOUNG man wants board and room, private family. Addfess F 361, Bee. $3,500. Quarter-sawed oak floor, all oak finish, finely decorated; restricted new addition. Elegant. Colfax 4193, NIFTY ali-modern, oak-finished bungalow, well located, in north part. $2,760. Very easy terms to good party. H. 1893, ROUNTZE PLACE resiricted district resi- dence for sale. F. V. Kniest, 3616 N. 18th. FOR SALE i-room house on 3 lots, aii in frult and garden. Phone Wainut 3389, South. v N FIVE ROOM o NEW BUNGALOW Near Hanscom Park; selected material used in bullding; oak Iinish; large living room has bullt-in bookcases; diningroom with bullt-In buffet; kitchen, 2 bed- rooms snd bath, all on one floor; full basement, cemented; a home of quality, on large lot, with some fruit; owner has need of the money and will sacrifice for *SCOTT & HILL CO. Doug. 1009. Ground Kir. McCague Bld CLOSE TO FIELD CLUB. 714 South 36th St, dandy 7-room, strictly modern house, full basement, oak floors, fine, large lot, paved street, quar- ter block to car line, just a few blocks from Fleld club. Only $4,000, and terms can be arranged. Owner will be home between 1 3 today to show you through. Go out and look it over. This is & mighty good buy. PAYNE & SLATER, 616 Omaha Na Doug. 1016. El Fronting on Turner Blvd., just south of Leavenworth, No. 1004 So. 3ith St, prac tically new, 6-room, story and a half res! de fronting east; oak finish down stairs; bullt-in bookcases, window seat, sun room. Nice size bedrooms and bath. Price $4,100; $1,200 cash, balance like rent ¢ D. V. S8HOLES CO., 915-16 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 49. HANSCOM PARK. We have just listed a G-room, strictly modern bungalow; full basement, furnace heat; lot 50x133, on a paved street. The owner has been asking $3,250, but will sell this week for $2,700. too long, as It won't last long, PAYNIZ INVESTMENT COMPANY, Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 1781. DANDY FIELD CLUB BARGAIN. Six large rooms and bath, complete in every detall; beautifully decorated; cholcs south front lot; fine shade trees; small cottage or vacant lot might be taken in. Call O0SBORN! 701 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1474. BAFETY FIRST, FOR RELIABLE AND BAFR FIRE AND Tufi(f‘:fiAUU INSURANCE el O'NEIL'S R. E. & INS. AGENCY, Brandels Theater Bldg. Tyler 10 63 5-KUUM bungsiow, orand new, all modern, oak floors throughout; oak fluish in liv- tng and dining rooms; large, light, white enamel bedrooms; good location; restricted addition. A bargulu at $3,160. Easy terms. 4 BENSON & CARMICHAEL, €42 Paxton B Doug, 1723. NEW bungalow, G-room wnd sun parlor, il on one floor, on 26th Ave. and Elerce; eusy terms. Call owner, Red 1bxl. 2308 8O. 10’ “roomn inodern, new, fuf- nace; 33 v 66-ft. lot; street paved. Berks & Musil. D. 65.7. §-ROOM house, all modern, for sale. 8620 Pacific Phone Harney 913 Miscellaneous. Don't walt |, LYNNWOOD Go out to Lynnwood today and see the beautiful lots we are selling from $460 to $676. A. P. TUKEY & SON, Phone Doug. 602. 1507-8 W. O. W. Bldg. BTART YOUR HOME IN BENSONI BUY THIS LOT! $16.00 down and 10.00 per month; price betwaen Clark far from school an Wright, Bee office, undee. DUNDEE DOUBLE CORNER $3,000 This is at the northeast corner of 52d and Webster. The ground is 100x136 and lies just east across the street from the Arthur Cooley residence. This property is restricted to the erection of one fine residence and not another corner in Dun- dee that is similarly restricted and as well located can be bought for the money. Only one block to street car and over- looking Happy Hollow circle and the ciub. ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY, Sole Agents, 3 o Omaba. Tyle[ 17536.7 3 Rose Bldg. CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. Nearly new, six-room house, bath, sleeping porch, hardwood down, birch up, finest location in city between Dundee and Lockwood, high and sightly, value sure to increase. See this quick. Part cash, balance payments, it desired 5216 Jackson Street. DUNDEE BUNGALOW. $4,000—Almost new, oak finish, six rooms and sleeping porch; fine basement; full sized lot; good nelghborhood. Phone owner, Douglas 4828, Dundee bungalow, Webster 1656, Dundee lot, §995. Webster 1556, 21 acres near Dundec. Webster 1585, YOU NEBRASKA OR IOWA FARMER WHY NOT vrite for full particulars on one of the best combination grain and stock farms in the state. I want to sell this ranch, consisting of 1,840 acres, of which 1,000 acres I8 the very best of farm land. Is located 10 miles south of Chadron, Dawes county, Nebraska, in “The garden beyond the sand hills," a land of good, hard soll Fine timber and plenty of spring water; 00d roads, achools and churches. A bar- in. Can arrange terms to suit buyer. Address owner, 846 Omaha 1 Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb. VE in Cheyenne and Kimball countles, $7 to $20. Thurston county, §0-a., $100; 160, $126. J. L. Barber, Keellne Bldg. Wisconsin Lands GET IMterature and maps on the cheapest §>d land In United States. BAKER & TILLOTSON, 16th and Dougla: Sl.q Omaha. K{nu[ 7!17“7 Miscellaneous. ARE YOU GOING Tu BUY LAND? If s0, got & copy of our Journal It has lands, city property d stocks of goods advertised Irom nearly every state. So that you can find just what you wish in its columns. Established 19 years, reaching 78,000 readers. Send 26c for one year's subscription, or §1 for five years. FARM "AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL, TRAER, IOWA. 688 ACRES improved central Nebraska. Good buy at $65.00; half cash. 810 acres, northeastern Missour!; ideal sheep or goat ranch, $60.00. Incumbrance §16,000.00. Wil M. Donelan, Glenwood, Ia. FARMS, acreage and city property for sale and exchange. C. R. Combs, 809 Brandeis ‘Theater Bid, Doug. 3916, Horses—Live Stock—Vehicles ~ For Sale. HAY, $6.60 ton. WANT farmer agents. 1511 Burt Bt. Omaha Horse, Cattle & Hog Remedy Co. _ Miscellaneous. One Acre and Two-Room House One acre, fine rich garden land, perfectly level; dandy new 2-room bungalow; good well. Price, $1,400; $100 cash, balance $15 per month. Phone Tyler 60 and ask for Mr. Lowrey HASTINGS & HEYDEN 1614 HARNEY ST. POULTRY AND PET STOCK PIGEONS pay far better (han chickens; always penned up; little space needed to free book explains all. Majestic Co., Dept. 91, Adel, la. FRESH aquatic planis for your fish globe, 20c. Wil keep fish healthy. MAX GEISLER BIRD CO. PERSIAN KITTENS. Buldwin Cattery, Morningside, Io: REAL ESTATE—Exchanges Farm for Omaha Income Property 160-acre farm in one of the best coun- ties In Nebraska; well improved; rented for $700 cash. Owner lives In Omaha and will trade for something good here. Don’t bother us by offeriug old or unde- sirable property, as you will be wasting your time. The farm is clear. J. H. DUMONT & CO. 416-18 Keellno Bldg. Phoue Doug. 690. THE remarkable increase in £ Want Ads can bs traced to only one source— good results a Owmaha paper. 20,101 MORE PAID WANT ADS in first flve months of 1916 than in Same Period in 1916. 51 ACRES, improved, close-in; want Omaha cottage. 40 acres, Colorado Improved; want Omaha home. 40 acres, California im- proved; want Omaha income, W. T. SMITH cCo, D. 2819, 914 City Nat. Bk, Bldg. FARMS, Ranches, Residen, Apartments, Merchandise stocks, income of all kinds, Can match any deal of merit. 25 S Blk,, Omaha. reage and exchange. less cost than any other FOR EXCHANGE—Five thousand acres, near railroad. Leslle Land Co., Leslie, Ark, EQUITY in good 9-r. house cottage; for worth $2,300. Colfax 1062 after 10 a. m. REAL ESTATE WANTED GOOD LOT WANTED, e As part payment, with some cash, on new 6-room, all modern bungalow; one acre of ground; chicken house and gar- age. Address L 1266, Bee. FINANCIAL Real Estate Loans and Mortgages. DO YOU WANT A BARGAIN? We have a 7-room, strictly all mod- ern home, in excellent condition, on the boulevard near Californfa Bt.; handy to Creighton college and in walking distance, This property is easily worth $5,000; we offering It at 34,600, and the owner says get an offer. We have a dandy 8-room, strictly all modern home, nearly new, with a garage and driveway; south front lot; located in the West Farnam district. This prop- erty cost the owner $7,000; now offered at $6,600, and we want an offer, These two houses can be bought at a real sacrifice and terms can be arranged with $1,000 cash. It will pay to Inves- tigate at_once. GLOVER & SPAIN, Douglas 8962, 919-20 City Natlonal. MONEY TO LUAN ON Apartment houses, double brick houses, single houses, business property and farm lands at 6 per cent, 6% por cent & 6 pr ct. W. H. THOMAS, 28 Keeline Bl Douglas 1643, PRIVATE MONE =3 SHOPEN & COMPANY, KEELINE BUILDING. PER CENT to 6 per cent on best class city resldences in amounts $2,000 up; also farm loans. Reasonable commissions. PETERS TRUST CO., 1828 Ferpam Bt. § PER CEN T mortgages on semi-annually. i ank Bldg. homes. East Nebraska GEFE REAL KSTATE CO,, —Have for sale two small Interest 849 Om. Nebraske ferma; C. A. Grimmel, O'KEE 1016 Omaha Nat'l. Phone Douglas 2716, MONEY to loan on Improved farms and ranches, We also buy kood faurm mort- gages, Kloke Inv. Co., Omaha, $1.25 por 100 1bs. 301 N, 16th St, AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE PAY AS YOU RIDE. THIS WEEK ONLY. 1914 Ford touring. 1914 Maxwell touring. 1911 Cadillaca. 3-cylinder Bulck trucks 4-cylinder Maxwell tru ¢-cylinder Chalmers r Studebaker 26" touring. Overlands, 4 cylinders. 1913 Ford touring. 1914 Ford chassis, $175 4-cyl. 1013 Dotroiter, fully equipped. 4-cylinder Crow Elkhart, 4-cylinder International touring. 4-cylinder Bulck roadster, 4-cylinder Chevrolet roadster, 4-cylinder 5. M. F. touring. 1915 Ford roadster. 1916 Maxwell, fully equip., elec. starter. 1916 Ford, good as new. ‘These cars are all in A-1 condition and can be purchased at $100 down and $25 s 2 R R0 N per month “lhis week only.” See us to- day or write us. C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO., D. 863. ) 6 Farnam St ~ Must scll all our second-hand automo- blies within 30 days. We have several makes and are giving better values than anyone else. Johnson-Danforth Co. 1629-31-33 N. 16th St AUTO CLEARING HOUSE 2209 Farnam, Doug. 3310, 1 B, 36, Buick roadster. .$450 1 14, Maxwell touring. .§325 1 Overland touring . 8260 1 1916 Chevrolet 3460 FOR SALE—Twenty-hors: power four-pas- senger Stanloy Steamer; unsurpassed power, spe nd ease of operation, full equipment tires; almost new. A bargain, J. T. 8killman, Pleasanton, Neb USEL CAR BARGAINS AT MUKPHY -0 BRIEN AUTO CO., 1514-16-1% Farnam St sheap If taken at once, Dayton car, perfect condition. Call 2042 touring Davenport St. PREPAKREDNESS is only protection, s preparing agalnst wome unexpected emergoncy. Buy your au- tomobile lusurance of 3 KILLY, ELLIS & THOMPSON, 913-14 City Nat. Bank. Doug. 2819. WE will trade you u uew Ford (or your oid one. INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO,, 20th and Harney. Dou Automobiles Wanted. 1 will pay 8150 for good used roadster, must be in A-1 condition. Address G, 203, Bee. Aut. Repairing and Painting, $100 reward for magnelo we can't repalir. Colls repaired. Baysdorfer, 210 N. 18th. NEB. Auto Radiator Repalr Service and pricos Tight. 218 8. 10th St D. 7390, JULY 1, 1916. AUTOMOBILES FOR [SALE ____Auto Tires and Suppliea. DON'T throw away old tires. We mke one new tire from 2 old ones and save you 60 per cent. 2 In 1 Vulcanizing Co. enport 8t Om: Neb . $6.70; 30x3l, 8 portion. Duplex Tire Co..2618 nam street AUTO TIRES REBUILT. $200 TO $5.00 DUO TIRE CO. 1611 CHICAGO 8T Motorcycles and Bicycles. HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES gain In used machines. Victor R. Motoreycle Man,* 2703 Leavenworth. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS John 1. Goodner and wife to Delbert M. Sloun Morton avenue, Benson, 100 feet north of Allison street east side, 50x128 s 1 Rasp Hros. to Henjamin Dunkin, Crown Point avenue, 176 feet cast Bar- “The ogpnirtieth atreet, south side. | finds a note from which she learns that thoy Bk MR enas] : “85% P contatn the secret formula. With Hope she N e s Makls races to the auctioneer's store only to find en R L it In flames. Olga Ivanoff and Gerald Mor- xeacianuth ot Diane e nat sls (38 1 [ ton. two spies In search of the formula, at- B s e tempt to capture Cleo when she calls at the Parker Sunpay f- Haery 0 e house of Stephanskl, the anarchist. H i e b rushes to her ald: Morton sheots at him Sida; SNos10s LS BPEL U 1| the bullet hits & bomb, in the cellar, which Soh i ey explodes. Staphannki dles fn the wreck of R e his house; the others eacaps Hope and Bauer, southeast corner Flftonnth Cloo attend a ball at Mrs. Delmar's, whose BRI 60 | nephew has two of the missing books. Mah- | (LRI M AL o tid lin, & spy, attempts to steal the books. but e in discovered by Hope In the excitement RS e that follows the book disappears Farnam street, weat side, 40x115.. 3,800 Lola M. Drake and husband to Mat- ~ ; thew 'G. Dittman, Burdetts street (Continued from Yesterday.) 400 hf"-‘ld Ma'sl lflfb Thirtleth street, o | ness which nearly capsized the little north side, 36x126......... % S Jacob Kendis and wife to Louis . launch. But it was too late to turn Kendls, Thirty-fourth street, 202 ft back. To attempt to go about in the north of Davenport street, west sea that was now running was but to side, B0x136; Forty-firat street, 200 e q A ! foot mouth of Bpaulding, east side, invite dlsas_ter. 'I_hnr only hope of 40x134 .. 1| safety lay in keeping the boat bow- Caroline L. Poppleton, trustee, to Ire- naeus Shuler et al, Cass street, 160 feot west of Forty-third street, north slde, BOX128............oviie 1 Oak Redick and wife to Hiatt company, northeast corner Twen ty-seventh street and Grand avenue, 131x224.... i 2,400 Serena E. Rohan to Hiatt company, Stone avenue, 100 fest east of Thirty-tirst street, north side, 1 00x 130.5 . The Caldwell Real Es P to the Byron Reed company, 140 acres bounded by Bancroft, Forty- second street, Hpring street and Fifty-third strest ... ... 56,000 Joseph H. Pirkle and wite to John Klima and wife, Nineteenth street, 315 feet north of M street, west side, 46x130 B TR Amorican Security company to Par- thenia P. Douglas, Elghteenth stroet, 76 feet north of Dodge stroet, east side, 46x66 saeeen 1 Virginia Disbrow to Carl ; southwest cofner Thirty-firat and Hamilton streets, 46x120.. s 1 Martha A. DeLamatre and husband to Anna R. Russell, Fift cond wtreet, 100 feet north of Farnam street, west side, 60x128.... . 1,600 Barker company to Delbert M. Sloan, Lafayette avenue, 142.6 feet weat of Thirty-second street, south side, g heriff, to Omaha assoclation, Can- 63 feot west of Seven- 32x100..... ton street, teenth street, Myron L. Learned and wife el Sophia Marcus, Burt street, 66 feet west of Sixteenth street, south side, 5,000 66x182 Beda C. E dlund to Thomas D. Fo- ley., Burt street, 300 feet west of Fifty-tirst street, south side, b0x 186 ... . “ee 3,650 Charles W. Baker to Carl J. John- son et al, Twenty-elghth avenue, 50 feet north of Fort street, ecast side, 44x130 . ceene . 1 P, McShane, § she! 3 a Schaeffer, northeast corner Twenty- elghth and Poppleton averue, 60x 100 5,000 - The annual meeting of tl of the Nebraska Savings & tion will be held in the Assool 211 South 18th Street, Baunde Bullding, Omaha, Nebraska, Wednesday, July bth, 1916, at 8 p. m. Polls for election of three directors open at 12 o'clock, noon, and close at 8 p. m, on the same day. JOHN R, BRANDT, Becretary. Judo-Jull-2-3 ] Land of Promise Says T. R, Yangco 0f the Philippines “American capitalists are making a great mistake in not visiting the Phil- ippines more than they do,” said Theodore R. Yangco, prominent Filipino financier and president of many banks and corporations in Ma- nila, in his brief address to the Com- mercial club at noon yesterday. He declared that the business op- portunities, and opportunities for de- velopment of big industries in the Philippines are far beyond the dreams of the average American business man. In speaking of the advancement made in the Philippines recently, he said, “the United States has done more for the Philippines in eighteen years than Spain did in 365 years.” Mr. Yangco is in America on a pleasure trip. He is 54 years old. He was educated in Spain and London. Thirty years ago he passed through Omaha on his way to the islands from London, where he had been studying. Little Lad Knocked Down by an Auto William Hall, 14-year-old messen- ger boy at the Burgess-Nash store, received a broken right leg when he was knocked down by an automobile driven by R. D. Evans, Flatiron build- ing, at Seventeenth and Harney streets at 7 o'clock Friday morning. He was taken to St. {nseph hospital. The lad is a son of W. B. Hall, a lieutenant in the Nebraska National Guard, and resides at 3126 Corby street. The auto was drived by Russell Evans, who was working for the Mis- souri Valley Oil company. Byron Reed Confi To Lay Out New Tract The Byron Reed Real Estate com- pany has purchased a tract of 140 acres belon,ing to the Caldwell Real Estate company, being a part of the estate of the late Victor Caldwell, president of the United States Na- tional bank. The tract lies southwest of the Ficld club, is bounded on the cast by Forty-second street, on the west by Fifty-third, on the ,north by Wright and on the south by Spring street. The price paid was $55,000, or $392. 85 an acre. The property lies within the city limits and is being farmed. The Byron Reed company intends to plat it and put it on the market some time next fall or winter. It is likely that it will be divided into acre tracts. PERSONAI PARAGRAPHS T. R. Mullen has returned from a visit to Chicago and Bloom- r. three weaks' ington, 1li. Mrs. Mullen and thelr son, George, are still at Bioomington and wili return next woek Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Weller have given up thelr apartment at the Hamlilton and will leave next Monday for their mummer home at Weller, Colo. Postoffice address, Cussells, Col Bee Want Ads produce best results, The Secret Author of “The End of the Trail,” “Fighting France," etc. SIXTE INSTALLMENT. Synopsis. Licutenant Jarvis Hope |s detalled by the United States naval bourd to investigata and report his findings on the invention of Dr. Ralph Burke, which serves to bring the submarine to w state of perfection. The llnutenant wrrives at Valdavia and is wel- comoed by the inventor und his daughter, Cleo. On the trial trip of the Inventor's boat, a Jupanese helper rised in the act of examining the m of the ven- tlating dovice Hope reports avorably on the new device, but there are others inter- osted In it An attempt to burglarize Dr. Burke's laboratory fails, but later Cleo finds him murdered fn his bedroom. Cleo sells her father's library to gat money: later she on to the mountain-high waves which were roaring down upon them. Small wonder then that Hope and Moris- sey, their every nerve strained to the task of keeping the boat from being swamped, failed to notice the other launch which ran under the lee of the lighthouse barely ten minutes after their departure. Out of it scrambled Mahlin and Satsuma. Clambering up the rocky footpath they reached the keeper's modest dwelling. ‘Can_you tell me where I can find a Mr. Fitzmaurise?” inquired Mahlin “They told me at the offices of the coast survey that he was at work over here making some maps or some- thing."” “Fitzmaurice seems to've become mighty popular all of a sudden,” re- marked the keeper. “You're the sec- ond party in half an hour that's been after him. He ain't here, though. He left this morning for Middle island.” “Has Lieutenant Hope been here looking for him?” hazarded Mahlin. “That's the name he gave,” said the keeper. “And's he's gone over to Middle isl- and?" “He has, though I did my best to discourage him. It's lucky for them they've got this light to guide them. Without it, on such a night as this, they wouldn’t have a chance in a million.” “Well, I'm not going to risk it," of the By E. Alexander Powell 16 Submarine in Flanders,” “The Road to Glory,” “Vive la Copyright, 1916, by E. Alexander Powell. | said Mahlin. “That’s certain. But I'm afraid you'll have to put up us for the night. I'll be glad to pay you for your trouble,” “I'm afraid I can't make you very comfortable,” said the keeper, “but | I'Il give you the best I've got. I have | to be up all night tending the light, 50 you can take my bed, and your friend there can sleep in my assist- ant’s room, and I'll fix up a bunk for your boatman in the storeroom.” I “You're not alone here, are you? | inquired Mahlin, | ,'T am tonight,” was the answer. “I've got an assistant, but he's been ‘frchng poorly of late, so he went over [to the city on the tender this morn- | ng to see a doctor. , . Now, just make yourselves at home, please, | I've got to go up to the light for a few minutes. With such a gale as | this blowing we can't take any chanc- | es of anything going wrong with the light-—there are too many lives de- pendent on it." But not on that night, nor for many nights thereafter, did Keeper | James Fairweather ascend the wind- |ing stairs leading to the great light which, far above them, sent its guid- |ing rays out over the angry waters, tor, as he turned to leave the room, a terrific blow descended on his skull and he knew nothing more, “Now, Satsuma,” called Mahlin, dragging the keeper's limp body from the door which led to the tower, “out with the Iighfl". - * Before he had left the lighthouse half a mile behind. Hope was bitterly reproaching himself for his foolhardi- ness in attempting to make the cross-' ing to Middle island, for the wina haa risen until it was sister to a cyclone and they had all that they could do to keep the little launch, already partiy filled with water, from being cap- sized by the mighty combers which broke over it. But they struggled doggedly on, knowing that they need have no fear of rocks so long as they kept squarely astern the light which svinked so encouragingly at them from Southeast island. Suddenly Morissey gave a cry of alarm. “The light, sir!” he gasped. “It's gone out!” He was right; the life-saving bea- con had been suddenly extinguished. In vain they searched the darkness for it. It did not reappear. At that moment, from somewhere to the eastward of them, a sudden fiery glow, incredibly dazzling, illu- minated, for a brief moment, angry sea and inky sky, and to their ears came, an instant later, a crash like an exploding powder mill. The Sea Hawk had found the floating mine! (To Be Continued Tuesday.) E‘ominent Rabbis Are Meeting Today Wildwood, N. J., June 30.—Promi- nent rabbis from all parts of the coun- try met here today for the twenty- seventh Central Conference of Ameri- can Rabbis. The morning was de- voted to a meeting of the executive board, and tonight the conference will be opened with a general session, and continue until next Friday. The president of the conference, Rabbi William Rosenau of Balti- more, will read his annual message to the conference tomorrow evening, During the week a number of com- mittee reports will be heard, includ- ing one on the “Revision of the Union Prayer Book,” “The Harmonization of Civil and Religious Laws,” “Survey of Religious Conditions” and "Religious Work in Universities.” Steamship Official Sees No Travel Ahead A. F. Maren of Chicago, official of the Cunard line of ocean steamers, is in the city for a short time and sees little prospect of any great amount of passenger traffic between the United States and Europe in the near future. According to Mr. Maren, practically all of the boats of the Cunard line have been impressed into the hospital or transport business and there are few left to handle passengers, even if there were any traveling. The Cunard company has com- menced laying the keels of eight im- mense ocean steamers, but they will not be ready for commission inside of a year. Leap Year Baby Dies Just Four Months After Birth Little Mary Gallagher, 4-month-old daughter of Harry Gallagher, 1009 Grace street, died Thursday at the home of her parents. The little tot was born February 29. Funeral services were held this aft- ernoon at 2 o'clock from the resi- dence, with burial in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. %uilding and Loan Companies to Pay Dividends Saturday Building and loan companies will pay the semi-annual, and in some cases, the quarterly dividends, to their members today, July 1. The total sum the eight building and loan companies will pay out July 1 in dividends is approximately $645,- 649, This represents 6 per cent on the savings their thousands of members have deposited with them. The larg- est sum to be paid by any one com- glny is $260,000, by the Conservative Savings and Loan company, the larg- est in the city and Berlupl in the United States. The Omaha Savings and Loan comgnny has a credit of $213,20691 to be paid to its. mem. bers in dividends. The i which pays dividends quarrerly, has a fund of $90,000, in round numbers, which is to go out in quarterly dividends Saturday. i The following are dividends to be paid out by the various companies at the close of the half year's business: Conservative g .$260,000 Omaha . Occidental ... Commerclal . Nebraska Bankers . Prudentisl . State . Total.. Judge Day Tells Lawyers They May Take Off Coats Dignity and pomp, according to District Judge George A. Day, may be ull right in the proper place, but a court room on a hot day is one place where these two usual elements of litigation can be discarded. “You gentlemen take off your coats, if you like. I'm going to take off mine,” exclaimed the court after watching the lawyers sweat through their coats while at work. Other courts now operating will probably follow suit. S mamm Y P The Best Location in Omabha. T Fronting on Farnam and Seventeenth Streets. A Few i Available Now L T s OFFICES TO LET IN THE BEE BUILDING Everybody Knows THE BEE Building. PR You don't have to draw a map for anyone to know the loca- tion of your of- fice. Rooms Apply Office of the Buildinf'v Room 103. %mwunmmummLummmmmmum||||ruumwmulrmumumnwnummwumwmmnmm— ) Occidentabe.,