Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 19, 1916, Page 13

'FOR RENT—HOUSES : THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, |REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED| REAL ESTATE—Suburban Miscellaneous. North. Benson. 1916. 13 FARM AND RANCH LANDS Missoun: Lands. HOUSES AND COTTAGES. PARTLY MODERN. 4-R. 1612 Carter Lake Blvd.... STRICTLY MODERN. 8-R. 3849 Charles St, (a very de- le detached house havl large yard and garage).. §-R. 1612 No. 40th St., (a good tached house in first-class neigh- ... 814,00 BOTROOA)| wans lsssaasiessne . 36.00 &R. 3716 Lincoln Blvd. (cholce Bemis Park dw-mu firet-clase condition) ... .. 40.00 #-R, 1046 Georgla Av T8, STRICTLY MODERN. 5-R. 568 So, 28th St., (choice St Louts flat, within walking di tance to bu%::fl-nflme;)'m WBE HAVE PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING. PORTER & SHOTWELL, 203 So. 17th Bt. Phone Doug. 6013. LI st atte. S FOR RENT—Ap’ts and Flats West. VERY desirable é-room and bath apt. near 2611 Harney. East front, 2d floor, light and airy, having east front, north and west exposure. Very fine large light Kitchen, with bullt-In refrigerator and cabinets, also gas range. Mo to this apt. It is & dandy. Reasonable rent. Iirnest Sweet, New Hamllton. D. 1472. ¥INE steam-heated apartment, either ¢ or 6 rooms, on West Farnam street. JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST. THREE rooms and bath, near 3611 Har- ney. Very desirable. Only $83. Brnest Sweet, New Hamilton, D. 1473, MODERN store, 16(h St, near postoffice, $75 per mo. G. P. Stebbins, 1610 Chicago. T. CLAIR, 24th and Harney, 3-room apart- ments. Call Harney 647 North. CHOICE APARTMENT $37,60—4 rooms and bath on main floor; oak floors and finish; all conveniences, including janitor service. d bath, semi-| bmlmln(' Nathan Apts., Sherman and Willis Aves. SCOTT & HILL CO., Douglas 1009. WMODERN apt., 7 _rooms, $26; near postof- fice. G. P. Btebbins, 1610 Chicago. South. I steam-heated apartment; very Iulnbll‘ The Chula Vists, 30th and Poppelton. Conrad Young. 333 Brandels Theater. Doug. 1671. ——————————— FOR RENT—Business Pr'p’ty e Y Stores. BTORE ROOMS at 1809-1811 Farnam St Thos. F. Hall, 423 Ramge Bldg. D. 7406. DESIKABLE store rooin ossement, $23 8. 16th 8t Only $66. CONRAD YOUNG, 322 Brlndlll Theater Bldg. 111 8t., basement. 607 8. llth 8t., brick... JOHN N. FREZER, Douglas 56‘. R RENT—Second (Iaor, 40x80. 1516-18 Capitol Ave. Tel. D. 62 CHOICE office space, Bllrd bldg., 17th and Douglas. McCague Inv. Co. Offices and Desk Room. LA\VYER.hSUH‘E wit] LIBRARY and TELEPHONE ‘Will Share Expense INQUIRE NOW. ‘The Bee Bullding Co., Superintendent, Room 103. WEAD BLDG., 18th and Farnam; fine sulte of rooms; excellent light; suitable for tallor or dressmaker. Baldrige Bldg., 20th and Farnam; two nice rooms facing Farnam St §. D. WEAD, Weml Bldg. D. 171 DEBIKABLE uliGe foums 10 the remodviled Crounse block, 119 N. 16th St. (opposite postoftice), $1¢ to $16 per month. Conrad Toung. 323 Brandels Theater Doug 1671 OFFICE room (for dentist), centrally lo- __cated, 16th St. Wright & Lasvury. D, 162 D. 1873 llk‘)vA\‘r‘ Tovin with phoue wud reupl'un room for ludy V' 286, Umaha Bee. Miscellaneous. BARN for rent, in rear ot Savoy hotel, 16th and Jackson Sts. Buitsble for barn or garage, 66x66; two stories and basement, with 40-foot lot in front. Call at hotel office. - MOVING AND STORAGE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms, for household goods and planos; moving, packlug and AND STORAGE CO. 802 8. 16th St Douglas 41 e Vao and 3 men Maggard— "$i:8"’ sour Van and Storage Co. Moving, packing. itorage d h!l_’v_lnl, annn Doug. 1496. Globe Van and Storage Co. For real moving service try us. Large 3-borse, padded vans. Storage, $2 month. Satisfaction guaranteed. We move you QUICKER, CHEAPER AND BSAFER Phone Tyler 14 or Douglas 4888, GORDON VAN CO. Packing, storage and mos ing 219 N. lith St Pho Douglas 394 or Webster 6899, METRQPOLITAN VAN AND STORAGE (0. mond Furniture Co., ard 8t Phone D. 6624. 1618 and 1616 How- Expréss Co. pucking and Moving torage. J.C. REED 1307 Farnam 8t. Douglas FIDELITY sivits FREE Phone Douglas 388 for complete’ list of vacant houses and apa: ments; also for storage, raoving. «16th and Jackson Sts. REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED West. FINE RESIDENCE ON FARNAM HILL Any one wishing & complete home, with beautiful surroundings, should wee this property. The owner spared no thought or expense in the bullding of this place, as he expected to occupy it as a home for a lifetime, The interior fs all white living room, dining on the first floor, and bath and sleeping porch Malds artment e house four bedrooms, oh the second floor. und bath>on the third tioor s located on a large corner lot, set off by.a full grown hedge and large trees and shrubbery. Very convenient to the West Farnari lines. We want offer. GEORGE & COMPANY, Phone D. 766, 902 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. SEAUTIFUL LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS HOME, PRICE ONLY $4,100, Six large rooms and bath; dandy big llving room; seats, bookcases, colonnade; tine dining room, all oak finish, oak floors throughout kitchen; fine back porch, etc.; two bedrooms and sleeping porch; full brick foundation. This is just completed. Let us show you. OSBORNE REALTY CO. 701:2 Am. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 1474. 861¥ LINCOLN BLVD.—I11-room house, strictly modern, with hot water heat. Douglas 181 WEST Farnam residence. best St., at 333 N. 3th Ave.; oak finish, 2 baths; $6,000. ‘lerms_easy. Douglas 2047, WEST FARNAM CORNER. Modern 6-room bungalow, with corner vacant. Room to bulld two brick flats. 8 P. BOBTWICK & BON. BARGAIN AT $1,800. West_end, house and iot, 41vi Daven- port . Call 142 Lincoln Blvd. Harney 1732, North. BUNGALOW FACING KOUNTZE PARK 3517 N. 19th St. We are offering today for the first time the t@rgest bargain in a modern, new and up-to-date bungaiow anywhere In the city; very neatly arranged, finished in oak and nicely decorated, with bulit-In buffet in the dining room. Nice lot overlooking the park, with fron fence, flowers, shrubbery, cte.. This property has cost the owner hetter than $3,760. If sold immediately, the price is .om) Investigate at once If You want & barg; GLOVER & SPAIN Bouglas 3962, 919-20 City National. KOUNTZE PLACE. Just listed, a beautiful bungalow just west of Kountze Park, between 20th and 24th; 6 rooms, with combination sleeping porch and sun room; oak finish and oak floors; has bullt-in fireplace, colonnade openings, bullt-in bookcase and buftet:| ¢o ¢ LYNNWOOD Go out to uynnwood today and see the beautiful lota we are selling from 3460 00, A. P, TUKEY & SON, Phone Doug. 602. 1507-8 W. O. W. Bldg. entire attic of this bungalow is pls and finished, which would give you am- ple space for two more rooms with a very little cost, It desired. We have a very close price on this. Would be glad to show you before you buy. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Omaha National Bank Bank Bldg. D. 1781, " FIRST TIME ADVER- FOR SALE, SUBURBAN ACREAGH. 66% acres on paved road, ? mliles of Benson. Choice land. All In corn. Won- derful opportunity. Price $360. Easy terms. Might accept residence as part pay. J. A. ABBOTT, Real Estats, Omaha. TISED 2 ACRBES, Including blg crop blackberries postoffice. Brand new 7-room bungalow home; all extra large rooms, oak finish, everything right up to dat Cholce lot fronting Kountze park; paving all pald. Price for immediate le, §4,260; $1,000 cash. Ask to see this tomorrow, RASP BROS., OWNERS, 108 McCague Bldg. Doug. 1653, BIG BARGAIN Out-of-town owner will sacrifice in or- der to raise money. Five-room cottage, all modern, good furnace, three large rooms on first floor; two bedrooms and bath upstairs; paved street; located 1608 N. 34th St. Price cut from $3,5 to_§3,000, SCOTT & HILL CO, Doug. 1009. Ground Fir. McCague Bldg. A FINISHED PRODUCT. FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW—BLK. TO CAR. Adjoining Clairmont; finest of oak fin- ish, selected oak (double floors); floors every room; roomy closets; linen closet; bullt-in features. Price less than cost to duplicate. Can glve you best of terms. ‘This week only, §3,260. Call OSBBORNE, 701 Oma. Nat'l Bk. Blg. D. 1474. HAS YOUR FAMILY OUTGROWN YOUR 5 OR 6-ROOM HOME? If so (without money) I can trade you A fine larger home with ground, 100x124 in Kountze Place, house has hot water heat and oak finish; desirable location, or will trade equity for western land. W. H. GATES 647 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 1294. DUNDEE 7 rooms and sleeping porch, astrictly and In good condition, Price erms. Located 4107 N. ¢9th Bt NORRIS & NORRIS, 400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4370, FORCED SALE. and grapes, 4 miles Colfy 3671, FOR SALE—Five Improved acres; 400 profit yearly. Apply Mrs Pallas, 6936 Mo- Kinley, Benson. Dundee. DUNDEE—b-1 oom_modern Bungalow. Bull by us—$3,760. easy terms. WL SELBY & SONS. Phone Doug. 1610 Dundeo bungalow. Walnut 1655, Dundes lot, $995, Walnut 1685. 2% ecres near Dundes Walnut 1665, Florence. ONE ACRE OF GROUND—3-ROOM HOUSE $100 CASH, $16 A MONTH. This acre of ground is located about % mile north of Florence, on the macada- mized road to Blair; has several small frult trees, 3 rows of grapes across the acre, large asparagus patch, balance in potatoes and truck farming. The owner 1s willing to take $1,750. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 1781 REAL ESTATE—Exchanges FOR TRADE. A valuable corner opposite high school, improved with 16-room house. Renting for $100 per month. H. A. WOLF, 514 Ware Block. Doug. 8088, THE wonderful increass in BEB Want Ads can be traced to only one source. Good results at less cost than any other Omaha paper. 25,748 MORE PAID WANT ADS the first six months of 1916 than in the same perlod In 1915. AN IRRIGATED ALFALFA FARM near Holly, Colo., 28 in alfalfa; owner wants an Omal he is now a resident of this ol W. T. SMITH CO. ‘ Doug. 2819. + 914 City Nat'l Bank. with §-room easy payments; aln, WALLACE, 614 Keeline. GEORGE G. NEW bungalow, 5-room, all modern, 80-foot “IIEAP FARMS--Any size, nasy terms, In the beautiful Usarks of Dent county. Me. V. 8. Frank. 201 Neville Block. Omahs. from Cambridge. ch in southweat Neb. ‘which never 150 ACRES, 10 farm and stock acres creek bottom improvements worth ov Plenty of timber and running wa! P $45 per acre; would trade for Idaho land. Addresa J. M. Holllngsworth, Cambridge, Neb. EX we ACRE ranch south Cherry coun nty of hay. Give away price of $3.7 Dcr acre. Buy this and make yourself rich. THOMAS CAMPBELL. 632 Keeline Bidg. North Dakota Lands. BUY lands under our “half earnings” or “pay as you make it plan. Hackney Land Credit Co., 5t. Paul. Minn. FOR SALE by Owner. farm in Rogue River Valley, Southern Oregon, close to good town, Pacific Highway and lar varlety of famous mineral springs of that locality. Cltmate and scenic attractions unexcelled. Price, $45,000. For detalled information address G. B. Hegardt, Port- land, Orego! (Perwonal). Wisconsin Lands, GET literature aud maps ou the cheapest ¥ ' land In United States BAKER & TILLOTSON, 16th and Douglas Sts. Omaba. Doug 1133 o Miscellaneous. ACREAGE. %-A. to 6 A. tracts on car lne. Easy terms, R. COMBS, . Bldg. Horses—Live Stock—Vehicles F .r Sale. TWO wagon umbreilas, ¥ Wagner, 801 N. 16th, POULTRY AND PET STOCK I HAVE some choice retrievers, month old. ‘Wil sell females $10.00, mal i lll. An- swer quick while you can g L J. Clemnoczolowski, Box 186, Ilhl. N.h PIGEONS pay far better than chickens; always penned up; little space needed to start; fres book explains all. Majestic Squaeb Co., Dept. 91, Adel, Ia. FRESH aquatic plants for your flsh giobe, 20c. Wil keep fish healthy. MAX GEISLER BIRD CO. THREE_full-blood shepherd pups. § weeks _old. 2411 N. 34th. Webster 2883. ATREDALE pups; priced right. Walson kennels, Unfon, Neb. C. 811 Brandets Th Doug. 18, lot, south front, at & bargain, only $3,7 near 45th and Charles. Call own 1881, NIFTY all-modern, oak-finiahed bungalow. well located, In north part. $3.7 Very easy termr to good party H. 1 KOUNTZE PLACE restricted distriol resi- dence for sale. F. V. Kniest, 3616 N. 18th. South. 44850 ACRES in Cheyenne County, Colorado, near Wildhorse. For sale or exchange for North, South Dakota, Minnesota or Can- ada Lands. MPLS. Rental Co., 306 Pal- ace Bldg., Minneapolls, Minn, NEW, 6-r., absolutely modern house, beau- tiful location, near Omaha university; equity $2,000. For cottage, land, or what? Webster 4964, cuun downtown Income property for $4,000 n-room house in Dundec, Hanscom D rk or Field club district. Assume or Wil sell on reasonably easy terms &| .. giftorence. Owners only. W. G. nifty B-room bungalow style 1% story home, large living room with fireplace, dining room and kitchen on 1Ist floor, finished in hard wood; 2 nice bedrooms and bath with fine large closets on 2nd. Located on paved street, corner lot, one Templeton, 603 Bee. FARMS, Ranches, Re: Merchandise stocks, ences, Apartments, incomn of all kinda. block from Hanscom park. Worth the | FARMS, ranches, cily properly. acreage wid money. Let us show you. investments for sale and exchange D. V, BHOLES CO., Mory 1916 Cuming St Doug. 2466 Doug. 49. 915 City Natl SOUTH SIDE On account of the owner wanting to leave the city for the west, they have au- thorized us to sell thelr 7-room strictly- modern house near St. Philomena’s church. Large lot. Paved st aving all paid for. Within walking distance for a rail- road man or business mu This property is well worth $1,000 more than it can be bought for, but the owner wants cash. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Omaha Nat. Bank. Bl D. 17 e-RUUBM oungalow, brand Gew, all modern, oak floors tbroughout; oak finish in lv- ing and dining rooms; large, light, white Bank Bldg. ange anything you have Canan, McCague Hid o EQUITY In good hou for cottuge; worth $2,300 Colfax 1062 after 10 a. m. HOTEL and_furniture at Dallas, 8. D.; exchange. D. 6707. Toland & Trumbull. e — REAL ESTATE—Iinvestments INVE!S Corner lot and 2 brick stores at St. car transfer point—Ileascd for 4 years; price $12,000. This is a safer and more profit- able investment than flats, apartments or enam ooms ; M location; restricted dwellings; no risk of vacancies; no re- addition. A bargain at $5,160. Easy| pairs to pay for. Ask us for full infor- terms. matlon < "BENSON & CARMICHAEL, J. H. DUMONT & CO. NS Finton IBIkE. ‘Dous._1123 416-18 Ke Bldg. Phone Dous. e 2 TRE crence between Tnvest- R QUICK SaLE—tig 8 wih st 8| T L LU rooms, $1,600; 174 t, 9 rooms, | TR Rk $1,600. * Will ‘consider trade for Bt Paui[ Gy amount i D L“mh‘v"m‘”" 7“'::: property. Address H. L. Turner, 62-64 E. Bullders, and Y > \- lation. 6th St, SBt. Paul, Mim. ceat on your investmen 0 specula N HOME BUILDERS, INC, 17th and Douglas Sts. Phone DE. 8013, WM. COLFAX, 706 Kowline Bidg. Real estate, oity ty, large ranches BAFETY FIKST, FOR RELIABLE AND SAFE FIRE AND TURNADU INSURANCE B SE. 'NEIL'S R. B. & INS. AGENCY, 634 Brandels Th Bldg Tyler 1034 3073 8. 16TH—1-r. mod,, newly-painted, pa- pered and varnished; street paved; $24.50. Berka & Musil. D. 6967. and residence prop- . P. Btebbins, 1610 thhaxo FINANCIAL Rcal Estate Loans and Mort;ages.r __Miscellaneous. ALL MODERN Oalk finish in hall, lving room and dining room; large col- onnade with bookcases; pan- eled dintng room with win- dow seat; oak floors in these rooms are hand scraped and have a plano finish; bufit-in kitchen cabinet and cupboard; enameled bath room and mod- orn fixtures, large porch; full basement, ~cemented, with floor drain; guaranteed fur- nace. Price, 32,750, $300 sash, balance monthly; located 1619 Deer Park boulevard, facing ; three blocks from new Let us show you this any day or evening. TRAVER BROTHERS, 706 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Corner 17th and Farnam 8 Oftice Phone, Douglas Evenings, Webster 13! Two-story frame house, § rooms and bath, basement with cement floor, fine garage, lot 50x124, with alley, nice shada trees, one-half block from Zdth St. car line, close to public school and near Catho- lic parochial school, handy to churches We are ready at all times to make loans on first-class city property and eastern Nebras- ka farms. Rates on request. UNITED STATES TRUST CO, 212 South 17th St. MONEY TO LOAN ON Apartment houses, double brick houses, single houses, business property and farm lands aL b per cent, b per cent & & pr ot W. H. THOMAS, 228 Keeline Bid $2,600 mortgage, annual, secured las 1643, by property valu T to 6 per cont on best class city residences in_amounts $2,000 up; also tarm loans. Reasonable commissio PETERS TRUST CO., 1822 Farnam Bt. PRIVATE MONEY. SHOPLN & COMPANY, KEELINE BUILDING. OMAHA uoiios. Easl Nebrask O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1016 Omahn Nutl. Phone ouklus 718, MONEY (o i0aD_on Improved furms and runches. We also buy Kood fatmi fmort. gngen. Kioke Inv. Co. Omaha. 5 PER CE farms, of pructically every’ denomination, paved | REAL ESIATE Six per ceat. Ses streets, paving all paid. This is a bar- . . BUCK & CO., guln; price withheld as owner s asham- 912 Omaha Nat. Bank ¢d to advertise so low a figure. NO DELAY, C. A. GRIMMEL, W. T. GRAHAM, Gy y BKE BLDG. 849 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Phone D. 1618, HONET on Band for oy and SIX largo rooms, new and modern, oak farm loans. H. W. Binder, City finish, large living room, three big bed- National Bank Blds. rooms, near car, pretty street, in Benwon. | GTTY and fart loans, b, 6%, 6 per cent Can make low price and very easy terms.| J. H. Dumont & Co.. 416 Keeline Bldg. Phone Benson 122, Trullluger. e s P en——E0AT THOS. L. McGARRY, Keeline Bldg. Red 4344. CITY loans a specialty, Lowest rates. First 8t. REAL ESTATE—Unimproved T\\}n %0od bulldogs, 4 montha old. Dougiss 5708, FOUR Fox Terrier pupples Tor sals. Walnut 1512 i AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE SEE theso bargains In used cars this woek. They will surprise you: 26" Studebaker, very good buy. Crow Elkhart, good condition. Bix-cylinder Studebaker, welf-starter. Two Detroiters, one a self-starter. One 1914 Maxwell touring, excellent condition, Two Overlands, 1913 and 1913, Metz Speedster, a 1916 Maxwell demonstrator, used. 1912 Maxwell Touring. 1013 Chevrolet Roudster. 1911 Cadillac_Touring. slightly 2216 Farnam. Doug. 683. OVERLANDS, FORDS, VELIE 1916 MODELS. GOOD SERVICEABLE CARS FOR $160 AND UP. WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC, 2047 Farnam St Doug. 3290. Must sell all our second-hand automo- biles within 30 days ve mukes and are givink hetter values than unyone ¢lse. Johnson-Danforth Co. 1629-31-33 N. lvin St $100 REWARD For srrest and’ conviction of thlef who steals vour car while insurea by KILLY, ELLIS & THOMPSON, #13-14 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 2819. "AUTO CLEARING HOUSE Doug. 3310, 2200 1916 Saxon . 1915 Reo Tourlng i 1914 Cadiilac Touring, sacrifice, 1814 Cole Touring USED CAR BARUAINS A1 MUKRFHY-U BRIEN AUTO CO., 1514-16-1 Farnam St Wh will (ruds yuu & Gw B0ra [oF your oiC oce. INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO. Parnam. 20th and Harney. n2bL. BARGAIN—Light touring, nl-utrlc Tights, perfect condition. Carlisle, 420 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. wee my oar at 2084 Farnam. ~—Good wuto work truck, $100. North 21st Street. axwell Touring car Tor sale, cheap cash._Red_b148. Automobiles Wanted. WANTED—Automobile worth about $800 to $1,000 in good repair; will tako machine first payment on 6-room bungalow; alunce like rent. 2140 8, §5th Ave. FOR SALP- 2314 for Auc Repairing and Puintir - §100 reward for magnelo we can't repair. Colls repaired. Hnyldnrhr 210 N. lsth, NEB. Auto Hudistor Repair Service wnd prices right. 218 8. 19th D. 1380 Auto Tires and Supplies. DON'T throw away old (i new tire from 2 old o per cent We make oue und save you .l/ 2 1n 1 Vuleanising Co., 161 «port St. Omaha, Neb Douglas 291 20x3-1N., $6.0v; 30x8%, ¥8.76 Other in proportivn. Duplex Tire (o.2618 Fi nam_street. B AUTO TIRES REBUILT, $2.00\TO $6.00, DUO TIRE CO., 1611 CHICAGO BT. Trust Co., D. 1151, 303 So. 13th 345 Omaha GARVIN BROS. xuelinniae MONEY—HARRISON & MORTON, D PCL."516 Omaha Nat. Bank Bids. 100 to 110,000 made promplly. F. D. Wead, Wend Bldg., 1sth and Farnam Sts. Abstracts of Title, N be Co. Wi brii Guarantee dows your aoatract on short riotice. R. 7, Patterson Bldg. D. 2047 K Title, Guarant and Abstract €IT 305 o. 17th Bt, ground fioor. Bonded by Mass. Bonding & Ins. Co. REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of- fice In Nobraska. 208 Brandeis Theater, North, After looking at MINNE LUSA 300 aif- terent buyers decided thit It was the best position on the market and they backed their judgment by BUYING lots, It YOU will come out today you wil understaud why others sre buying. CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO. ‘Lyler 187. 142 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bidg. ONE_dollar down, One dollar per week. High beautiful lots. $275 to $876. Near Fontenelle Park. Close to car line. SHULER & CARY D. 6074, 204 Keeline Bl Miscellaneous. AN acre or two bought now In Benson Gar- dens will make you more money than any other kind of investment. Call, write or phone us, Tyler 60, for reading matter, telling more about Benson Gar .. FARM AND RANCH LANDS Colorado Landn. R Colorado Iand excursions, expens s paid. C. L. Nethaway. Florenc Florence 238, Kansas Land: FOR BALE—At & great bary in in the next EYDEN. 1614 ne, HASTINGS & H L 30 days, one 210 acre, one 180 acre, and FOR SALE. one 80 acre farm in eastern Kansas, A part creek bottom land and all well m- “nl.‘a;:‘fly V:f:;l; :;::.zi ":r :‘m: ':;.:" proved. Also in the gas and ofl belt and é CALKING not leased. Come and see or write for de- scription to Douglas 1313 Gits* Nat "Bank Blag D INVESTMENT CO. Tols, Kan FOR bargains in lots In all parts of the UST sell my stock and wheat ranch, city see P. J. Tebbins, 606 Omaha Nat. live stock and equipments, in 30 da: SR ERong DA 1aN: bargain; plenty good water, pasture, ,.x. falfa, improvements, Write John T. Wood, REAL ESTATE—B'ness Prity |—oon FOR BALE—264x132, faces three siresis; near new Ford bullding: splendid manu- facturing site. Address. B-411, Be. To buy or sell advlntageously, The ‘Bee Want Ad Columns, __Maryland Lands. BEAUTIFUL bay fro bulldings. Very healthy, pines. $50.00 an acre. cost $16,000.00. Nicetown Statlon, Ten, 8 alt air and Improvements Owner, P. O. Box 4415, Philadelphle, Pa, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Blanche E. Whiteemore and husband to John Inglish, Lake street, 150 feet ecast of Forty-third reet, north side, 60x120... Guy Liggltt and wife to John Kynel, Thirty-elghth street, 104 feat south of Gold street, west sido, b2xi24... 1 Truth _Alice Campbell Milner to John J. Byrne, Webster str east of Eighteenth stre side, 33x132 ... 1 Addle’ M. Skipton and wife to Mary L. Mehl, Adams str Florence, 210tect west of Prospect, south side, 122x240; Washington Flor- ence, 270 feet west of Bluff llreel, south side, 120x132, southea: ner Prospect and w-muum, streets, 66x130 1 H. W. Milner to W. P. O'B; ‘west corner Twenty-fifth and Leav- enworth, 80.2x122.7, undlvided % Leavenworth strest, 102.2 feet west of Twenty-fifth street, south side, 3x122.2, undivided %. Mina B. Glasler, et all, to Walter Selby, southwest corner Twenty- fifth and Adams, Bouth Omaha, 30x E. J. Burke and wife to Beulah L. Schulz, Willlam street, 260 foet eaat of Tenth street, south side, 40x130. 1 Oak C. Redick and wife to James J. Spellman, Twenty-second street, 160 feet south of Ames avenus, east side, 40x124 Frank A. Kent and wife to August Mitzner, Evans street, 96 feot west of Twenty-first stree 41x132 . B. Chernes a Olsen, Leroy avenue, Benson, fot north of Hopkina street, east side, 60x128 . 2,760 Tony Costanzo and wife to erv Tn- zerra, et al., Cuming street, 40 feet east of Forty-ninth avenue, south side, 43x93 . ceeen 1,000 600 ! 4,000 being 4,000 short of Iast week, and 6,000 smaller than a yoar ago. Shipping outlel appeared o be brosder this morning, outside buyers startng early and buying falrly free at ® b@10c ad- vance. They pald as high as $9.60 for stuff that just suited them. Packers, on the other hand, tried on the early trade to hold prices down, but the combination of lght receipts, brisk shipping request and higher advices from other markets was too strong for them, and they finally followed the lead of shippers, paying prices that were LIVE STOCK MARKET Falling Off in Cattle Receipts —Moderate Run of Hogs Sells Higher. SHEEP SUPPLIES LARGE anyway 5c up and possibly more. The gen eral trade was reasonably active, most av- erything having changed hands before 9:30. Avi e market was a b bc_ higher. « Omaha, July 18, 19 Cattle. Hogs. 8 1873 ), 14,720 . 3300 8,000 10,800 Most of the hogs sold ut a spread of $9.30@® .40, there being & sprinkling of common old packers and thin light stuff on down, and quits a showing of the good to choice kinda aw high aa $0.65, top reaching $9.60. To- « upturn more than recovers yesterday's mp and leaves prices a little higher even than they were on last I Romluu were: Offictal Monday . L-\lmnted Tueaday No. Av. 8h. Pr. No. Av. Same daye last year. 8,185 s |a A5 L N 'I‘n. following tabdle mow- the receipta of L3712 80 9 30 54..298 hogs and sheep at the South Omaha |¢i''sto . § 40 46..928 lm stock market for the year to date, as 260 X1 .02 compared with last year: i ke A Cattle e o u";‘}' SHEEP—Lamb recelpts were agatn la Hogs . i than on most days slnce (he rauke season Bheep - 10548 | ataried, withough quite a littls smaller than yesterday's heavy run. Bomething o e, ,,fl"""{ e e o mar. | forty cars or 10,600 head were here this ot for (he (ast few du morning, bringing the two days' total up to 36,220 hend. This Is nearly twice am as a week ago, but ls over 6000 than for the corresponding days year. of lu Packers came out with lower bi bulk of the fat lamb offerings again this morning, but reports from other points were on the to the effect that prices had braced up, and sellers thought the local trade ought to be nteady, despite the fact that supplies were again large Not much was done durlng the early half of the forenoon, but when trading finally started concossions were made both ways, some lambs baing quoted steady, while others looked a dime lower than the open- Ing yesterduy or about steady with the finish, 01d cheep were, If anything. mmme amxmmm llI 7 18 911 7 7] Receipts and disposition of live stock at 6 30 8 3¢ Unton Stock ‘ds, Omaha, for twen- our hours ending at 3 o'clock, p. m., yes- in somewhat tarday: more liberal xuppiy than on the opening day RECEIPTS—CARS. of the week, hut demand remained good, Cattla.y and pricos held about steady. Falr to C. M. & Bt P it Pretty good owes were bought at $1.26 Wabash B @740, with some on tho plain order on Missour! Pacific . 3 down to $7.00. A two-car lot of fed year- Union Pacitlc ........ 8§ 31 lings aold at §8.25. & N As wan oxpected thero was & merry e e s scramblo yestarday afterioon for what feed- . ors wero here, prices being wenerally higher than at any previous time since the range ¢ aeason opened, and 15c or more above last g week. A top of §0.25 was paid on one or two occaslons, while $9.00@9.16 bought wev- eral bunches. Tiiinoia Central . 2 4 L > Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambe, Chioago Gt Wet B go0d to choloe, $10.80@10.36; lamba, fair to — = —|good, §0.50@10.15; lambs, fevders, §5.500 Total recelpta 107 “ 7]0.20; vearlings, good to choice, §7 @8.26; DISPOSITION—HEAD. yearlings, fair ’ln wood, '7,00:7.7[ 5 {m\r» ings, feeders, $6.650@7.26, wethers alr to Morris & Co. e Tene on cholcs, $6.15@7.15; ewes, good to chofce, Swift & Co. oy LU LO0470067.50; ewes, falr to yood, $5.75@7.00: Cudahy Packing Co. .1,800 1§ a'4o0 | Ces plamn to culls, $4.00@6.76: ewe Armour & Co. . . 662 1788 ,:'" $.50@6.56 v . yz(‘;rlln' Schwarts & Co. 331 bresdire (4 nciiMp J. W. Murphy . e ol Lincoln Packing Co... Kolvy Packing Co.... .. Cudahy, Kansas City 73 Vyoming ewes i \IO V\)nmln‘ hrufllnl ewes ... Hill & "Son 5 2 F. B. Lewls 52 JA2 anailambeipa : 1. l}. R;;ol &Co ... 1 11 1dnho yearling ewe .84 L. F. Huss . 9 97 Idaho tecder lambs 80 Rosenstock Bros, 20 100 Tdaho feeder lambs . 68 F. G. Kellogg Fid 34 Idaho feeder lambe . 60 Wortheimer & 266 ... | 268 Oregon feeder lambs ...... BT H. F. Hamilton . 161 coo| 44 cwll lambs ... 8 Sullivan Bros. .3 ... | 220 1daho lambs . Rothschild & Krebs . 11 ...| 40 1auho Higgine . 5 4 culls Huffman . . 29 Idaho Roth .. ! 3 oulls Meyers : £9 ldaho Glassberg 22 uclls . Tokn' He 573 Idaho fe Dennis & F 16 cull ewes Jensen & Lungren ... 330 A% Nat Pat O'Day e o LD Other b Gt i uyers 350 2,801 ‘1’ Nt €862 7814 11371 51 cull ewes Totals RITERRRULLE I FE TS FETTY -0 P CATTLE—There was a sharp falling off 114 Ldaho lambs In cattle recelpta today, there being 133| 56 frosh load: about 3,300 head, or less than Idaho lamhs . 2633 Idaho lamb half as many as were here Monday. The proportion of western range cattle w CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. about the same as on Monday, howeve — and supplies of the cornfed natives wore |Cattle Market stendy—Hogn Weak—Sheep |M of very moderate proportion. The market presented no new features and prices as & rule were about steady at Monday's big de- cline. Compared with the best time a Stendy. July 15, —CATTLE—Receipts, i, market steady; native boe cu 010.30; wostern stasrs. $7.900 Chicago, tle, 6. month ago cattle are selling just about|stockers and fe 35.35@8. oot $1.00 lower, and there is a very weak un-|helfers, §3.35@9 00 lves, $8.50@13 00 dértone to the trade. Prime heavy beeves | HOOB—Recelpts,' 11,000 'hea weak at 10 advance; bulk of sales ,30@10,00; mixed, $9.30@ 10.10; rough, $9.25@9.40; pigs, AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 11,000 i wethers, 5@8.30; lamba, $7.00@10.60. brought $10.00 Monday, and that is about the outside figure for cattle at present. Cholce grass beeves sold up to $8.66 Mon- day and best range cattie brought $8.60 to- day, the price being paid by feeder buyers. Cows and helfors were' In limited supply ; lght, . § and very Indifferent demand. Compared with Monday, there was very littls chang: Bt. Louls Live Stock Market. . but the general market for she stock {s| 8t. Louis, July 18.—CATTLE—Receipts, right around 0o lower than a week ago,[7,400 head; market, steady; native beef (¥ and slow at that. d lll]lulnou in stockers and feeders ls very ull. wteers, $7.00@10.86; steers and heifers, §8.50 @10.6 cows, $6.60@8.00; stockers and foeders, $5. ZOOI."; exas and Oklahoma steers, §5.60Q i prime ye rlln( lfll .nd helfers, $8.76@10. 25; cows and h @8.00; prime southern ors, §9. Ufl.lh 00 native calves, $8.00@11. HOGS8—Recelpts, 6,700 The country s not buying very freely nt on account of the rush of farm nd the liberal receipts this week have found a very restricted outlet at sharply lower prices, values being 50@750 lower than a week or ten days ago. head; market Quotutions on cattle: Good to cholee [steady; pigs and lights, $8.75@9.90; mixed beeves, §0.50@10.25; falr to good beeves, | and butchers, $9.66@10.00; good heavy $9.00@9.50; common to fair beeves, $5.40@ | $9.96@10.00; bulk of salos, l 66@9.95, 9.00; good to cholce yearlings, $9.50@10.00; EEP AND LAMBS: farr 18 good yrarlings, 60; common | head; market stead § to fair yearlings, $7.35@38.60; K00d to cholce | clipped ewes, §4.00 clipped _lambs, helfers, $7.26@4.25; good to cholos cows, i lambe, $7.00@10.35. $5.1G7.15: falr to good cows, $6.00@675; | 1000010005 spring lambs, $1.000 common to falr cows, § 00; good to nsas City Live Stock Market, choice feedors, $7.35@8.00; fair to good e " —CATTLE—Re- toeders, $7.0007.30; common to falr feed- dy; prime fed ers, $6.00@7.00; good to cholce stockers, beef ateers, $7.40@5.00; stock heifers, $5.50@6.75; stock .36 ; cows, §6 250 50, H bulll.li," market stock calves, $6.76@8.50; 11.76; beef bulls, stag: bulls, $6.50@6. BEEF STEERS. @7.00; cnlvu. $6.60 Hc:as—nmnpu s bulk of sale 'I 26, Sloux City Live Stock Market. Bioux City, Ia, July 18.—CATTLE—R: colpts, 1,000 head; market, 10@26c lower; native steers, $7.00910.00; cows and helf- 90 |ers. 95.00@7.76; canners, §3.75@56.60; stock- ors and fesders, $6.00@7.35; bulls, s 25 |etc. $5.0097.25. HOGS8—] I‘pl 4500 )nufl m-rlut B 00 highes hea; 100G $9.200 light, ” 0509 20; bulk ol sales, §0.16 9.40 ‘ | @60 H H SHEEP AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 660 head. H " 8t. Josoph Live Stock Market. H [ St. Joseph, July 1i 5 00 |1800 head; market ste ] ‘ 10.00; ‘cows and helters, $4.36@9.26; calves, ¢ +1.000310. 1 HOGB—Recetpts, 10,600 hend: higher; top, $9.90; bulk of sale 0. o EHERP 'AND ' LAMBS—Recelpts, 4,800 head; market lower; lambs, $10.00@10.35. Live Btock in Bight. o 5 00 » . 50 Recelpts of live stock at the five prin- 221 10 60 Ll clpal western markets yestorday: 11 Cattle. Hogs. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, Stoux Clty 1,000 4,600 ot 808 7 10 Chicago 3,000 11,000 WESTERNS—NEBRASKA., Kansas City. 9,000 13,000 No. v, Pr. No. Omaha . 3,800 8,000 41 feeders. 884 §7 10 St. Louls 7,400 6,700 12 heifers.. 695 6 26 ] i A 19 feeders. 983 6 90 ] Totals . 23,700 48,200 36 st strs. 1008 6 76 6 LGN S 20 st strs. 1045 7 35 8 New York Money Market. COroBAD! New York, July 18.—MONEY—On call, 22beetstr.1197 9 26 34 beefmtr.1318 9 10 [ supiors high, 2% por cent; low, 2% por BOUTH DAKOTA. cent; ruling rate, 2% per cent; last loan, 01 640 1cow 23 per cont; closing bid, 2% per cent; of- hiconer n’ni . :o fored at 2% per cont. 27 stk ste. TIME LOANS—Easy; sixty and ninety 16 atk. sts.. HO Qays, 3% @4 per cent; six months, 4G4% per ocent. SDABG; MERCANTILE PAPER—{ per cent. 34 atk. ote.. 943 8 90 ¢ 78| BTERLING EXCHANOE—Sixty-day bills, Henry Douglas—8outh Dakota. $4.71% ; demand, $4.76%; cables, $4.76 7-16. 100 438 . 4 80| BILVER—Bar, 62%c; Mexican dollars, L7714 90 12 heifers. 893 6 00 | 4gc, 24 teeders. 487 6 76 BONDS—Government, steady; rallroad, M. E. Rhinesmith—Wyoming. irregular. reg l!v.u K. & T. 1st 4 76% 383 Mo, Pac. con 6.101% 20 feeders.1107 8 50 HOGS8—Another very modanu hog run for any ‘similar period since Inat November, Botk. 8t el Cent. B8 % Pei nn. con 414 86% do gen. w. s 97% Roading gen. 8t L. ‘4 San s Motorcycles and Bicycles. HARLEY-DAVIDBON MUTURCYCLES, Bar- gain in used machines Victor Roos, ““The Motorcycle Man,” 3701 Leavenworth. FOR RENT 816 Worthington street, 11 modern, Near Brownell Hall, Besutital and in fine neighborhood. B'nul llfl per month. GEORGE & COMPANY, Tel. D. 766. 902 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Read Bee Want Ads for profit. Use them for results. 5 Wlbl-lh prd. NEW YORK STOCKS Movements Governed Almost Entirely by Caprices of Pro. fessional Traders. OALL MONEY IS EASY New York, July 18.—Market movements today were governed almost entirely by the caprices of professional trades. Domestic or outside interest was altogether negligible. Trading was light throughout, even the first hour's turnover being unusually small. Speculative mentiment was rather con- flicting, the course of prices fn their ir- regular advances and declines indicating falth in fnvestment issues and further aloof- ness toward those specialties which recently have shown marked weakness. More Important than any development in the market itself was the offering of both time and call loans at lowor rates than any day sinco last week's flurry. Call money was in free supply at 3% per cemt, the longer maturities were shaded by % to 1 per cent. Motors, munitions, some coppers and A few high priced speclaltios were again sus- ceptiblo to moderate pressure. General Motors made an initial dip of 29 points to 460, but recovered the greater part of its loss before the closs. Willys Overland was the market leader, but at the expense of additional Impairment, making an extreme declino of 2 -8, trom which Changes In other pa Iat repre- sented numerous irregular gains and losses. Tobacco shares continued to improve, with the exception of American BSnuff, which lost more than € points. International Nickel was uncommonly active and heavy at the outset and Tennessee Copper denoted more liquidation, Rouding was the only conspiouous raif way stock to manifest more than a slight degreo of activity. Secondary issues of that group, particularly Denver & Rio Grands, proferred, and Missouri Pacitic wers better In connection with the headway now being made In the reorganization of those prop- ortien. Cotton carriers were unaffected by the floods In the south, although Loulaville & Nashville lost a point. Total sales of stocks amounted to 383, 000 shares, Exchange markets were at & standetill with no material alteration in sterling, france or marks. The only feature of the Irregular bond market was u decline of six points tn Ten- nossee Copper convertibles. Total m bonds, par value, were $3,640,000. VI.:nlud States bonds were unchanged on ca Number of sal a t! Pl ea and quotations on leading Am. Best Sugar.. American Can.... Am. Car & Foundry Am, 2 Am. Smelt. & Re Am. Bugar Rennlnx 200 Am. Tel. & Tel.... 1,100 1. Am. Z, L & 8. Anaconda Ccpp.r. . Atchison ..... Bald. Locomotive. . Bnlllmnr- & 0h|o 600 8,300 600 2,900 100 700 201 Chino_Copper Colo, Fuel Great No. pfd. Ureat No. Ore Tilinola Inspiration Coppt Inter. Harvester Kennecott Co Louisville & M, K. & T, p Missourl Pacifi Nu'ional Lead. Nevada Copper. New York Central N.Y, N H & H Norfolk & Weater) Northern Pacific . Shattuck Ariz, Cop. Southern Pacafic Bouthern Rallway C 900 ',400 11,91 Company. . . Unlon Pacifio...... Unlun Pacific ptd. . U. 8. Ind. Aloohol.. bnmd !lll'. lmltuL 00 1 3,600 6 3 SS ‘estern Unlon, wm Blectrie, ... biig Total salos for the day, 363,000 shares, Local Stocks and Bonds. Quotations furnished by Burns, Brinker & Co, 449-461 Omaha Natlonal bank bulld- ing. STOCKS. Deere & Co. ptd. \ B Ane oore & Co. PA.....coisure Fairmount Cheatm. Go. ‘" pdt. pid, .ove [ . 108% Gnorh Miil & ‘Biev. (.ll. 1 pot. Cudlhy Pack. Co. r 1 Tincoln Tal. & Tol. ‘omm: 7 pot. Lincoln Trac. Ce 6 pet. K. C. Ry. & Lt. Mullnl-lln ltlll Tel . & C. y.&rmn P & C. l Ry. ptd Poun Mill_Co. ptd. Bloux City Stock Yt Stoux. Cit; l'.uck Yud.l [3¢ Bwift & Unlon flluk 104 Argentine lhtln lold discount not ril, 1917, to net b3 r & Co. 4ls, Booth, !l Lo\ll.l, OI. 1931 Benson (Neb.) school bs, Columbus Lt., Heat & Co. b8, 1934 Chicag Ia. Port. Cement Co. Imp. Jap. govt. 4% 19! K. C. K. C. Ry. Lincoln (Ju Montreal Tram. I pu. 7 100% 103% 8t. Louls Live Stock Market, 8t. Louls, July ll—OAmD—MDM 8,000 head; market steady; native - beef steers, $7.00110.85; yearil steers and helters, $8.60@10.65; cows, $65.60@8.00; stockers and feeders, $6.80@8.35; southern steors, $6.5099.10; prime yearling and heifers, $8.76@10.25; cows and helfers, $5.00@8.00; prime southern steers, $9.00@ 10,00; native calves, $6.00@11.75, HOGS—Recelpts, ~ 7,000 head; markst steady; plgs and lights, $8.76@9.90; mixed and_butchers, $7.65@10. g0od heavy, $9.95@10.00; bulk of sales, $9.65@9.95, SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, 6,000 head; market steady: wethers, $6.00@8.00; clipped ewes, $4.00@8.00; clipped lambs, $0.00@10.00; spring lambs, $7.00@10.35, To Quickly Relieve Soreness and Inflammation Rub in & few drops of Absorbine, Jr. 1§ {s surprising how promptly it penetrates and acts—how clean and pleasant it is to use and how economical, because only a few drops are required to do the work. In addition to being a dependable liniment, Absorbine, Jr., is a safe, powerful, trust- worthy antiseptic and germicide, which dou- bles its efficiency and its uses. When applied to cuts, bruises and sores it kills the germs, makes the wound asep- tically clean and promotes rapid, healthy healing. It allays pain and inflammation promptly. Swollen glands, painful varicose veins, wens and bursal enlargements yleld readily to the application of Absorbine, Jr, Absorbine, Jr., is sold by leading drug« gists at $1.00 and $2.00 a bottle or ‘sent direct postpald. Liberal trial bottle postpsld for 10¢ in stamps. W. F. YOUNG, P. D. F. 104 Temple St. Sprh?nd.t Exy