Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1916, Page 11

| o 5 e A 5 S ARl BRI 1 W et b e TN e RN 1 THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1916. 11 FOR RENT—Busine REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED i Stores. North. FOR RENT—Part of store room at 1814 | PRACTICALLY new 8-room house, on car Farnam; suitable for small line of mer- | line: three blocks from good school; might chandise in connection with cigars and | consider cottage in trade. Tel. Web. 4183 news. 334 S, 18th St S Geo. A. Beaver, 1515 N. 33d St. GOOD opening for bakery, restaurant or | SEE my beautiful brand new Miiler par pool hall; also butlding for milliner. Ap-| bungaiow for 33.100 Easy terms Close bly Mangold & Glandt Bank, Benning-| to schooi and cariine Colfax 183 ton, Neb. KOUNTZE —om. Ne BASEMENT, 111 8. 16th, steam beat, $30. 601 8. 13th, brick, with' basement, §30. ___JOBN_N. FRENZER, Douglas 534, SIGDERN slore, near postoffice, $50. G. P Stebbins, 1610 Chicago. T MODERN store, 16th St, near postoffic $76._G. P. Stebblns. Offices and Desk Room. TRABL.E office rooms :n the remodeled ounse Bleck, 119 N. 16th St. (oppcaite postoftice), $10 to $15 per montn Conrad 322 Brandeis Th Doug 1371 i Bldg., 17th Mm.ellaneou_a. R RENT—Largs Two-story storage house. Excellent trackage and other co.veiences within business section. Box (809, Bee. WANTED TO RENT. Unfurnished Houses and Flats. WANT TO RENT—Modern five or six-room home with garage; close to street car; might buy later o children. P. O. Box 683, MOVING AND STORAGE FIREP):.OOF WAREHOUSE. te locked rooms for household d planos; moving. packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO. 502 £ 16th 8t Douglas 4163, RENTAL FIDELITY &avias FREE Phone Dougias 338 for complete vacait houses and apa: ulso for storage. moving 16th_and Jackson Sts. ) J. C. REED GiZim Sa storase Doulan R146. Globe Van and Storage Co. For real moving service try us. Large 3-horse padded vans Storage, 32 gonth. Sutisfaction guaranteed We move you QUICKER, CHEAPER AND SAFER. Phone Tyler 280 or Douglas 4338. GORDON VAN CO. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE, storage and mov- Packing. 11th St Phone Ing 219 N Douglan 394 METROPOLITAN VAN AND STORAGE CO. Careful uttention given to orders fot moving, y.cking or storage; office at Ray- mond Furniture Co., 1513 and 1615 How- ard St Phone D 5624 Maggard— Van and Storage Co. o e and shipping Van and two men $1.26 per hour Moving. packing Phone Doug 1498, REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED West. WEST FARNAM DISTRICT $.room bouse just north of Dodge St. on 834 St. and 7-room house just south of Farnam. on 33d Both places up-to- date in every particular For further in- formation see ALFRED THOMAS Firat Nat Bk Bldg WEARNE FARM BUNGALO Just com- pleted; strictly mod.; oak finish, with cak floors; large kitchen, with built-in cup- boards, high-grade lighting and plumb- ing fixtures; enamel and tile bath room; two large bedrooms; full cement base- ment; furnace heat; dandy east front lot. Price for quick sale, $3,100. Easy terms. RASP BROS. Doug. 1663. FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. PLACE rertricied district reei- _dence for sale F V. Knieat. 3515 N 18th FOR_SALE—2 acres improved. Col 1845 _South. WALKING DISTANCE TO DEPOTS AND WHOLESALE DISTRICT 1315 South §th street, 7 rooms, strictly modern, built about 4 years, lot 50x120 foet, paved street, paving all pald 2 blocks from Farnam car. Price, §3.900, Anyone wanting a home convenlently lo- cated to the depots and wholesale district and close to good car line can buy one of the best bargunins offered at this time. Party leaving the clty and wants to sell at once. HIATT COMPANY, _245_Omaha Nat. Bank, 6-ROUM BU‘\(]\LUW Oak floors througbout. oak fintsh in Hving and din- g rooms. large, Mght, white enamel bedroomas; good location; restricted sddition A bargaln at 43,150 Easy term BENSON & CARMICHARL Douglas 17 FIVE KUOMS—-T\]‘.W All modern In every detail; llving and dining room all oak finish, with bulit-in bookcases, pantry with elaborate cup- boards, icebox room; full basement with tloor drain, shades, uleetr xtures and screcns; all furnished. This is a real bar- galn wt $2.750: $800 cash. balauce on terms to suit. Others ask as much as $3,250 Located at 1616 Deer Park Blvd Let us show vou this week. TRAVER oRUS, vler 60, _REAL ESTATE—Suburban (FARM AND RANCH LANDS Dundee. DUNDEE, $,230. 4816 DOUGLAS ST A_beautiful home, well bullt, conststing of 7 fooms; hot water heat, two bath- rooms—both tiled; one bedrobm on the first floor; 3 good bedrooms on the sacond floor, with extra large closet space. Gar- age and driveway; location high and sightly and surrounded by beautiful homes. Reasonable terms can be ar- ranged. GLOVER & SPAIN, _Douglas 3962, 91920 City Natlonal. DUNDEE BUNGALOW Six ruoms eeping porch, modern tn every wa. class repalr: cholce location; Immediate possession; for short time will make price of $4.000. Terms. Call ownar Doug 4823 or Wainut 3072 Florenc: 135-ACRE farin at a great big bargain. See Nethaway, Florence, Neb. Tel. Flo. 238 ______ South Side §-ROOM residence, South Side, $1.600; s manth. Dous. 63! Miscellaneou.. HILLCREST Only a few tracts left; cheapest and best acrea the cl!y Prices onable. C. R. COMBS, 815 Brandeis Theater Bldl D. 3916. 8-A. Blk In Fairacres, new Brownell Hall district C J Canan MecCague Bidg. 80 ACRES, 11 miles from Omaha, $10 per acre; terms, some exchange. Archer Rulll,r‘ ll\! Brandels Bldg. SHERMAN AVENUE STORE BUILDING Nearly new 1-story double brick bullding 26x50 feet. A good location (0 use one store and rent the other, or a good invest- ment. Stores will rent for §432 per year. Price u 500, and only $500 cash required. . H. DUMONT & CO., Do\mln 690, 416-18 Keeline Bldg. FOR SALE OU RENT—Store bullding, 45th 705 Omann Nat Bk Doug. 6536 and Ames; lot 50x125. Call, Colfax 3050 Evenings Web 4836 or address G. Seseman, General Dellvery. $3,750 INCOME property near Ford plant. 16th 8t. it 4 Owner, Harney 3354. 2344 So. 33d St, a snap. House has = large living room across the front, den, dining room and kitchen on first floor. all good size: two good bed rooms and bath on second floor: strictly modern; $600 cash and balance ltke rent. D. V. SHOLES CO, 915-16 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 49. HOUSES WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOR, HOMES WORTH THE MONEY IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY LIST YOUR PROPER- TY WITH US FOR RESULTS. O'NEIL'S REAL ESTATE & INS. AGCY. Brandels Theater Bldg Tyler 102 FIELD CLUB DISTRICT. Corner Hickory and 24th, ground for three houses, very choice. Price reduced for September from $3.600 to $3000. Cheapest place in that part of the city. GEORGI G. WALLACE, 614 Keeline Bldg. 41,500 Buys large house un south 2¢th St. for $18, month. F. D. WEAD, 810 S. 18TH Rents Only pay $300 cash and $20 per USIL. Dougla: Miscellaneous WE have customers for new 6, 6 and T- room houses that can be sold on easy terms. We sell on an average of two or three a week on this basis. If you want to sell, list with THE .BYRON REED CO,, 213 So. 17th St $200 CASI BALANCE $18 PER MONTH. 5-room cottage, modern except heat; up-to-date plumbing; new maple floors barn and chicken house; cluse to stores Located west, and convenlent to cat| and car line. Price $1.800, \ne; nodern except heat: a bargain If S i L wold this week: $2,200; 8260 cash and SCO” AND HII'L CO, 433,60 per month Call Douglas 6074. for | Doug 1009 Ground Fir. McCagve Bldg appointmant to INVESTMEN !\;gbnfi«u—s:‘ao [ = 2 ———touse. | coms on price, $2,600, being 3 houses, & 18 ~ LINCOLN —BLVD—Tifoom Thouse. | 2000, ", Jilee Vg0t e 2, copeen, g 1818, Creighton collegé. Also 6 and 6-room o T T T bungulows. $200 down. and two 3 rooms, " b S 95 down. balance maonthly. cated, two lota; will sell”cheap. 511 " GG B WILLIAMBON Co. Frankiie Bt TWO small houses at your prico und terms, North. Box 6093, Bee NEW 6-ROOM, ALL MODERN Ouk finish in living and din- ing rooms, reception hall, large colonnade, . with bookcases, plate rail and paneled dining rooms. Floors in these rooms are selected oak and scraped and have regular plano finigh. We are proud of this wol ‘White enameled bath room, tiled five feet high, have high grade porcelain fixtures ‘Walks 1, yard is graded, per- fect condition, only one block from car. Price $2,850, $500 cash payment, balance month- 1y, like rent. A look ut this will convince you that you will not rent but own a home of your own. Remember, we are furnishing window shades d lighting fixtures in these bouses. Office phone Douglas €856 TRAVER BROTHERS, 708 Omaha Natlonal Bank Bldg MILLER PARK On account of the owner of this beautiful 8-room house leaving the city for Chicggo, has offered his home in Miller park, consisting of 8 rooms, liv- ing room, dining room, kitchen and beautiful sun room on the first floor; three bed rooms and bath on tho sec- ond floor, and attic finished off on the third tioor. This home has oak floors and ouk finish throughout. Built-in nookeases, colonnade openings, fire- place and beautiful buffet. Place was bullt by day labor by owner of the property for a home. Lot 46x120, on paved street. South front. One block to car line, two blocks td Miller Park and two and one-half blocks to Mil- ler park school. Beautifully located. Shown on appointment. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO,, Bldg. _ Doug. 1781. HOUSE IN KOUNTZE PLACE. Seven rooms and bath, sunroom, finish in living rooms and vestibule; ish 18 pumiced to an egg-shell gloss; upstaife; walls canvased, mottled and stenciled; full basement; frult room, hot water heat. A stuccoed garage, 16x20, rlastered inside. concrete floor; &rape arbor, cherries and peaches, flowers and shrubbery. This house was built four years ago, Price $5,600, Call Doug. 688 Sundays, and evenings call Web, 4835, TRAVER BROS, 708 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg SPECIAL BARGAIN. 622 and 624 North 19th vard; two houses, with § rontal, iarge lot, close in. onee. Omaha Nat. Banls oak tin- pine treet boule 0.00 annual Wart offer at s. P BOSTWICK & SON, Tyler 1506, 300 Bee Bldg. FOR SALE—$800, new 3.rm. bun- galow, 4211 Crown Point Ave., electric lights, good cellar, deep dug well and pump, chick- «n house, {ruit and shade tre For information call Colfax 1105, 4206 Brown St. NEW BUNGALOW A tive-room. strictly modérn bunga- tow, with bath It s tiniwhed (n oak, up-to-date bullt-in features and Ilight- fixtures. full basement, lurge attic ted at 3923 North 86th St Price, 33,150 Easy terms NORRIS & NORRIS, 400 Bee Butlding Phone Douglas 4270 $3,600 1 all that is asked for a dandy 5-room house with fuli lot on Florence Bivd. Let | Phone s tell vou about 1t | . D, WEAD, 810 & 18T}l | WANTED listings on cottages or houses to rent or sell on easy payments. Have cus- tomers waiting. Inquire 413 Karbach _Block._Douglas 3607 _ REAL ESTATE—Unimproved West. BEAUTIFUL bullding sites, West Farnam district on 43d St. between Farnam and Davenport. Call Walnut 2793. North. REAL ESTATE—TRACKAGE Wil buy about 7 acres in north part of city. It lles nice, has access to paved street, and nearby; 1,000 fect of track front. F,D \VF‘AD Slnfl 18TH. REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED—4, b _and 6-roomed houses that can te sold for $100 cash, balance $1% per month: glve complete description firet letter. W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. 1320 Farnam St Tel. Doug. 1084, OUR specfalty handling property for out-of- town owners. JALLAGHER & NELSON, Omaha, Neb. HAVE buyers for small houses and lots in North Omaha Write 6052, Wee. FINANCIAL Rea] Estate, Loans, Mortgages. _ $6,000 MORTGAGE bearing 6 per cent semi- ann.: secured by prnperly valued at lN N\ __Talmage-Loomis Inv. W arm; 6 pet, long time. Smllh Co, 914 City Nat Bk. Bldg § PER CENT (o 6 per cent on beat class city residences .r amounts $2,000 up; also farm loans. Reasonable commissions. PETERS TRUST CO., 1822 Farnam Bt. omes [ast Nebraska farms. Ci OMAHA nomes. OKEEFE REAL ESTATI MONEY—HARRISON & MORTON 916 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. MONEY to loan on Improved farms and ranches. We also buy good farm mort- loke Inv. Co. Omana. DON'T FAY IN INSTALLMENTS, PAY IN 2, 3, 4 or 5 YEARS. BEST PLAN SHOPEN & CO., KKELINE BLDG. REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED, THOS. L. MoGARRY KEELINE BLDG _TEL. RED 4348, 5 pet. uuo to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, arnam S, 4 Bldg., 15th and s REAL ESTATE loans, 6 per . B. BUCK & CO., Nat. Bank. cent. 'BEE_BLDG. 6 6%, 6 per rent. ont & Co., 416 Keel ldg. IONEY on hand for olty and farm loans. H_W. Binder. City National Bank_ 246 Omaha Bldeg. After looking at MINNE LUSA 300 dif- ferent buyers decided that It was the best proposition on the market and they backed their judgment by buying lots. It YOU wiil come out today you will understand why others are buying. CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO., z Tyler 187 742 Omaha Natl. Bank. Bldg. FOR SALE. 3 dandy vacant lots, % block to car Ilne: cut to $1.000 cash for quick sale. CALKINS & CO, Douglas 1313 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Guarantee and Abstract Co.. 17th St ground floor. Bonding and Ins. C CO. oldest abatract of- 206 Brendels Thenwr Kerr 5 _ Bonded by Mass REED ABSTRAC llcs in Nuhrnnlm FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Real Estate, Lands, Etc. BEE WANT ADS GAINED 10,600 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha news- paper gaired In first seven mouths 1916, Good reault at loss cost s the on why. will thke used ebater ‘le FOR SALE—Five yearly profit Pallas, 5836 improved besides your McKinle: monthly; no (nterest or taxes: highly pro- ductive land; close to § big markets. Write for photographs and full information Munger, A-119, N. Y. Lite Bldg., Kansas City, Mo, “OR SALE—A fine section of kood farm- ing land In Barton county, Missourl: two sets of improvements; price $60 per acre Charles R. Glenn, Lamar, Mo. Florida Lands. FLORIDA LAND FOR SALE. Ten-acre winter truck farm in Dade county; will take $450 for my equity or trade for («n -acre Missourl land or for F. Doehring, Moberly, Mo, Mennn} Lands. BUY direct and seve money. Our Mon- tana unireigated farm land $15 and up. Btock ranches 35 and up. Homeseekers' excursion to Helena, Sept. 19, round trip $42. Come and see our big crops. Lit- erature free, Write today. Tell us your wants. Western Land & Dev, Co., Heiena, Meont. Nqu_;»a Lands. >~ P 40-BUSHEL WHEAT LAND 836 TO $50 PER ACRE, If you mct at once you cam buy rioh, level wheat land in Cheyenne county, Nebraska, that will earn you from 30 to 50 per cent on the Investment. B. C. STOCKDICK, SIDNEY, NEB THE BIGGEST STOCK and farm proposition f Nebraska. 480 acri mile Nab,, electric lights, sllo, go0od house, running water, on Creek and Frenchman River, 818,400, one-half de, Neb. w. 160 AVD KD-ACHE Jobnnn rounlv. Neb. farms, well Improved. A bargain in im- praved 50 in Sarpy county. STEWART, 316 8. 17th. barn Spring twelve grade school, cash Graves, Pails IMPROVED 143 acres, black sandy soll, olay subsoll; near market; $37 per acre; terms; wome trade considered, spot cash will buy. George Brokaw, Page, Neb. FOR SALE—Dest largn medium priced land littlo money required. C bach, Nebd. Wol Bradley, 10 per cent dlsco Larson, Clarks, 3150 LAND for §63, adjoins Hershey, Neb Write D. C. Pat. Neb. FOR SALE—160 acres Improved land In Cuming county, Neb.; price and terms ht. R. O. Berkheimer, Wisner, Neb. UPPER WISCONBIN—Best dairy and gen- eral crop state in t union. Settlers wanted: lands for sale at low prices on easy terms; excellent lands for wstock raising. Ask for booklet 35 on Wisconsin 1f interested In frult lands, msk fur book- let ou Apple Orchards. Address Land Com- Minneapolls. Minn 75,000 acres sheep land, \\')nmlnl’ 13,00, W. L. SHELBY & SON __Omaha, Neb. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE—Two 18v-acre farms, south- wostern Minnesota. Nearly all in culti- fon, no bulldings. Fine corn and wheat land Quick sale, 375 per acre. ‘erma. 200-acre farm, new set bl 1% mil Eaton, 8§ miles Greeley, Colorado. Richest irrigated district In state, 166 acres In crops. Price, $125 per acre; good terma. Fineat equipped dairy, handling most of city trade, York, Neb, Offered at sac- rifico at $12,600; must sell. Fine improved poultry farm, modern home, adjoining city of York, Neb. Stocked and fully equipped; a bargain at $5,600; terms. Fine 160-acre York county farm; #ot of bulldings; all in cultivation; miles of town. $123.50 per acre. tarms, G. H. ROGERS, YORK, NEB. FARMS FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE. falr % Gaod 419 ROSE BLDG., TYLER 2487, AUTOMOBILES POPE-HARTFORD RACING CAR Ready for speed work, §$400, Will con- sider Ford as part payment. Mr. Farrar, 2047 Farnam St. Doug. §200. AUTO INSURANCE Fire, Theft and Liabllity at lowest ratea KILLY, ELLIS & THOMPSON, 913-14 City Nat'l Bank Bidg Doug. 3819, DANDY Hudson speedster, Jjust repainted, fine condition, $176. Metz speeds painted, looks Ilke new car, §165 14 Maxwell touring car, repainted, good shape, $220, cash or part payments if de- sired 2716 Farnam 8t _Douglas 453 AUTO CLEARING HOUSE Douglas 3310, 2209 Farnam. 1014 King Roadster. 1914 Overland Touring 1916 Coleman Touring. <1914 Chevrolet 8ix Tourlng BED WANT-ADS GAINGD 19,609 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha news- puper gained lu first seven months 1916. Good results at less cost {8 the reason why. d furniture at Dallas, 8. D, D 6707 ‘Toland & Trumhu“ Ranch specialis well or trade ranc for city property l“rlnln. b6 Urnndsln Bld Bx- DANDY vacant lot near 8th and Dorcas 40x110 ft., street paved, new hous $700. BERKA & MU for $75.00 & good lots for Close to a car line. §1 down Box 036. Omaha Bee A GOOD 1ot $75.00 each and 60c per weck REAL <c£STATE—Investments EVERY LITTLE BIT added fo what you have makes a ilttle bit more. Home Bullders guarant shareholders 7 per cent, pays more. Small or large invest- ments made any time. Ask about the plan. Home Bullders Inc., 17th and Douglas_Sts. _Phone Doug. 6013 $5,000 1t you want good income that will pay you over $1,000 a year on this amount, see us Monday. F. D. WEAD, 310 8. 15TH. $25.000 Is owner's price today for good building site on Farnam and east of 24th. See it. F. D. WEAD, 510 8. 18TH REAL ESTATE WM COLFAX, 106 _Keeline Bldg Doug 8373, $40.000 For a Farnam St. buflding that is renting for $3,000. Get a line on this F. D. WBAD, 310 8. RIS REAL ESTATE—Suburbnn ~ Benson, TTSTART VCUR 0ok (N BUY THIS LOT $10.00 down and $10 00 per month: price $260 00° w'ze. 6UX128; located on Locust 8t. between Clark and Burnbam, ol tar rom school and car Geo. R _Wilght _Hew affice Omabs — Dundee. GOOD DUNDEE HOME LOT 100x135 FEET “BENSONT 1 This Is an 8-room 2-story house, nicely arranged, bullt by owner for home, with ail roowms cunvassed and hand painted in oll. House has qua:ter-sawed oak finish downstairs, with mantel and grate In liv- ing room; 9%-foot cellings first floor, 9- foot second floor; beautiful lighting fix tures, which alono cost about $300; hot water heat, double system, full bagement, lnundry connections. ete.; garage for 2 or 3 ca with double driveway; iron fenec in front and on sides of the lot; nice shade and shrubbe-y. This s something choice. Price, $9,600 for all, or $7.000 for house and one lot. Reasonable terms GEORGE & COMPANY Boug, 756 City Natlonal Bank, $760.00, You can get & nice full lot, west front, near 43d Ave. cnd Dodge for $760, and on good terms F. D, WEAD, 310 §. 1§TH. i POULTRY AND PET STOCK FOR SALE—Ext fine male Irish water epaniel pups. Three months old. Bred from high-class shooting dogs. $3 each Wab. 6307, 2014 N. 19th St JUST RECEIVED, SMALL TURTLES, 2bc EACH MAX GEISLER BIRD CO., 1617 FARNAM ST FOR ~SALE—Thoroughbred single comb white Leghorn cockerels, $1 and $2. Col- fax 4169 BULL pupples for salo, reasonable. Tel Walnut 1245 forenoons. For Salc. w agm‘r. hUl N 9.00 ton. 16th. FARM AND RANCH LANDS Ford for your old mnun‘rmAL GARAGE Co. 20th_and FINELY -oulpm-d | B-passengor car in first-class condition at a ba Colfux 3024, 2020 Fowler Ave 1F YOU want to huy a Ford on pa. or borrow the money to buy one, Payments to suit. seo us. Douglas county only. ABBOTT BROS, AUTO CO., Rm_§ Patterson Blk. Tel. D, 4816, City. CORD tires for Fords, 30x3, 3$8.65; 30x3ls, $11.66 Zwlebtl Bros. D, 8, Auto Regamng and Pnlmin! WE REPAIR FORDS, We aro in porition to take care of your work, without delay. Our prices are right, (R()SHT()\\V GARAGE, huu'!ul 11" 2618 uoo rew-m for magneto we can't repair Colla repaired Bayadorfer. 210 N 18th NEB Auto Radiator Repalr u»rvlcT.na 19th Ft D 7890 Auto _Storage and Gau(el. prices right 21X 8 new tire from ¢ old ones per ceyt. 3 in 1 Vulcanizing Colorado Lands. FOR SALE—320 acrés of smooth, level lands, 8% miles of Sterling, Colo., a town located between Omaha and Denver, 40 miles west of the Nebraska line, and the division point of two railroads. This land 18 unimproved except fence, and-is on a rural mail route and near school. The soil Is very productive, as the crops in vicinity show, and must be seen to be ap- preciated. Wil sell for $20 per acre and give reasonablo terms. C. M. Morton, Sterling, Colo COLORADO land excursion postponed on count of strike. Muce inguiry. Netha. way, Florence, Neb. Minnesota Lar.ds. WEST Central Minnesola farms are proAuo: ing the biggest crops of alfalta, clover, blue grass and other game grasscs that can possibly be grown on any land iu the central west. Prices ranging from $26 to $100 an acre. Reasonable torms, Interest 6 per cent. If interested, write for descrip- tive folder and souvenir folder showling views of gus Falls. ), F. Ulland, Fergus Falls, Minn u good he part of Todd county, chools and churches; vy ol Minr price terms $1.00 per acre cash, baiance §1.00 per acre u year; b,000 acres to select from, Agents wanted; will o low rallroad rate to inspect. Brow, 1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. A HIGHLY Tmproved Red River Valloy farin of 500 acres to be sold at a bargaln. Un- roads, $20 per acre; surpassed s u grain and stock farm. An abundance of pure, sweet water Not an acre of waste land, Plowed, ready for rext year's crop. C. A. Tullar, Warren, Minn FARM FOR SALE, by owner: #0 acr In field, balunce pasture; building; near ®ood town, state roud and mail routs For description and price address Wm. Merrigan, Pequot, Minn, ways rudv Bt Tyler §bb GARAGE for rent, 1113 Park Ave. Harney 1862, Omaha Garage. 2010 Harney 8TOCK of nteed 4,000 mile by Duo Tire C Automobiles for Hire. FORD for rent. You vo it. 1 charge You may 4 by mile. Doug. 3622, Evenlngs, D. 3576. Motorcycles and Bicycles HARLEY-DAVIDEON MOTORCYCLES grins In uscd machines. Victor Roos, Motorcyele Man,' 2703 Leavenworth B Andrew | Murtin, Twenty-ninth feet north of Poppleton avenue, weat T R 84,000 W. C. Heeter to Earl W. Snowden, Twenty-ninth street, 132 foet north of Pacific street, west side, 66x140, Thomas Alfred Bagshaw and wife to Henry .Woodfleld, Madikon street, South Omaha, 150 fest west of ‘Thirteenth street, south side, 50x128 Hattle D. Baker and husband to An- nie M. Perkins, Forly-first avenue, ninety-two feet north of Charles strest, west wide, 40x134 . Lloyd N. Osborne and wife to Ray- mond 8 Light, Loavenworth street, 136 feet west of Forty-third street, south wide, 46x111.7 e 2 Mattle M, Mackey and husband to Dorothy Wormhoudt, Fortieth 8¢ 200 feet north of Spaulding, wes , 40x134 e eiasen 500 3,900 Point avenue, 160 feet went of Forty-second street, south side, 80x140 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS John Storek to Frits Kamrath, south- west corner Twentieth and Martha streets, 264x100; Twenty-first street, sixty feet south of Charles street, east side, 133x150 Carolins L. Poppleton, trustee, to Ironaeus Shuler et al, Cass stroat, 160 feet west of Forty-fourth street, south side, 40x138 "1 Caroline L. Popplaton, trustes, to Irenacus Shuler et al, Cass streat, 120 feet west of Forty-fourth street, south side, 40x128.... feaen roline L. Poppleton, trustee, to Irenaeus Shuler et al, Cass street, elghty feet west of Forty-fourth streef, south side, 40x138......... Caroltne L. Poppleton, trustes, to Irenncus Shuler et al, Cass street. forty feet west of Forty-fourth reet, south side, 40x12§ 1 Caroline L. Poppleton, trustas, to Trenasus Shuler et al, southwest corner Forty-fourth and Cass street, A0ETaR N, ‘ . 1 LAND BARK HEARIKG 0 BE HERE FRIDAY Confusion in Dates is Finally Straightened Out—Public is Invited. PARRISH REPORTS METHOD One man, farmer and banker com- bined, came to Omaha bright and carly this morning from the extreme western part of the state, expecting to attend the federal land bank hearing in Omaha, He was greatly disappointed when he learned that the hearing was not to be held until September 22. The original announcement out was that the hearing would be held in Omaha, September 18. This man put off ship- ping his cattle until now, because he wanted to be on the market the day of the hearing. “These dates have confused a lot of people,” said E. V. Parrish, manager of t{)l ‘bureau of publicity, who is pre- paring figures d maYs to be used at the hearing. “We will have to pound it into the heads of oeople that this hearing will occur in Omaha Friday, September 22, The error, which oc- curred in the dispatches again Mon- day morning, indicating still another date, was an unfortunate thing. have just returned from Denver, where ‘1 attended the hearing held there.. I was assurred apain there that the meeting in Omaha would be on September 22, and that is when it will be. Open to the Public. “The meeting here will be open to the public, and the board especially desires that all citizens of Omaha, and farmers of the state, attend this meeting, and present their views on the need of a bank for Nebraska." It has now been definitely stated that the announcement of the loca- tion of the banks will not be made until about Christmas. i : To correct an erroneous impression as to the method of locating the bank, the members of the board desire that it be known that these banks will be located absolutely upon the merits of the needs of the various parts of the agricultural United States. sire specific information as to farm loan needs, such as facilities for get- ting loans, rates of interest paid and difficulties of renewals of mortgages. They urge that every one interested shnlf’be present at the Omaha hearing. Another meeting of the local com- mittee working up a land bank case for Omaha was held at noon at the Commercial club rooms. E. V. Parrish made his report of the pertinent things that developed in the hearing he attended at Denver. Taube, of Letters 0f Love Fame, Weds The Brooklyn Lady Following hard upon the divorce suit of a Brooklyn (N. Y.) man, who named William E, Taubc, formerly of Omaha, introducing as evidence several feverish letters, which were read in court and caused quite a sen- sation, comes the announcement that Taube and Mrs. Marjorie Dean Cron- krite, to whom he had written the passionate missives, had married. Taube and Mrs, Cronkrite, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will- iam Myer Dean, a well known Brook- Iyn family, were married in the east- ern city {'hursdayA James E. Cronkrite sued his wife for divorce in the courts at Chicago. The now widely discussed letters, written by a former bachelor of prominence here, contained passages that made even some of the old tim- ers in the love letter-writing game sit up, take notice and muse over the fact that they had forgotten many, many fine points of the game. Indian Mother Did Not Raise Her Boy To Be a Sailor Lad When Andrew F. Solomon of Walt- hill, a young Winnebago Indian, ap- plied at the local navy recruiting sta- tion for enlistment, Mrs. Nettie Solo- mon, his mother, who accompanied him, refused to sign his age certificate, She explained l?ut her son was ded- icating his career to Uncle Sam against her wishes, averring that she would do all in her power to prevent him from becoming a “fighting man Young Solomon, however, finall convinced Lieutenant W. W. Waddell, r?‘;ruiling officer, that he was 24 years old. After picluring to Mrs, Solomon the anrnlmns of a “life on the bounding main,” Lieutenant Waddell sent mother and son from the office re- conciled. s|Omaha Costumers Send Out the 8, 0. 8. Omaha costumers have started to send out the S. O. S, signal to fellow- costumers in other cities. For the Omaha costumers are in a sad plight. So great has been the demand for costumes for the night of October 7, the night of the Ak-Sar-Ben masked ball at the Den, that Omaha dealers in carnival garments have reached the end of their rope. There isn't a fancy costume in Omaha that hasn't got a lease for October 7 on it. Thus are the local costumers send- ing out the distress signal to other cities so they can procure costumes to fill orders which continue to come in every day. AMUSE! \ll‘«\Ti AMUSEMENTS, || THIE MUSE Presents LOVISE HUF THE High Sehool Cl Saturday. October Beginners Monday, 8 p. m. ceived in Monday and Tu made _for private lessons day or evening. Phone Harney 5143. s begins Saturday — SPwramsunit Cpiclures: TURPIN'S SCHOOL OF DANCING September 30, 8 p. m.— First Children's Class 30 p. m.—Applications should be made early. Now open, Adult d Adult Advanced Tuesday, 8 p, m. No more ay clasnes after October 10th. Arrangements may Hear Our WONDERFUL PIPE ORGAN Edward Horton, Organist REWARD of PATIENCE The story of uaker girl who fa a world sl oes not under- stand and conquers it by \ha sheer strength of her virtue. an atmosphere of its own, dhthcdy Paramount. Today - Wed. - Thurs. OPEN 2 TO 11 DAILY uplls re- Jmay De 28th and Farnam Streets. BRANDEIS neiFsonphy The Sensation of Sensations. “THE LITTLE GIRL NEXT DOOR” Startling Vivid Facts Regarding the Underwol Based on the Illinois Senate Vice Investigating Committes. A Picture Every Man Should See. and Woman PHONE DOUGLAS A% They de- |F 10E BESI OF VAUDEVILLE Dally Matines, 2: rory NIght 6218 This Week. ( A FADBEN | AL DUNAR'S MARY: & 00, In | LAND BINGERS; Johnny “THE_CLOD" | Cantwell & Reta Walker, Im- Chiness Trio, Rockwell & Wood. Mile. Vers Hibink & Cor, Orpheum Travel Weekl neos, bost seats (except Batur Bonaan 50 g 10c, e, Ghe. 700 Nignts, 25-80-78 BRANDEIS . s s 5o all ceats reserved NOW-—LAST WEEK--8 More Days Twice Dllly ll Illl and 8:15 Sharp inema Opera R A MONA Helen son's Famous lnnlnu 25 SVMPHONY ORCHESTRA 28 Cholr of Mission Singers “OMAHA'S FUN CENTER.” O 'ly Mats, 18.2,-5 Evngs., ll;ll-w";:l d PoterS. Wt Now York Girl" giviacque 1le. Babette, Harr, Bol\llly. Clare Evans, ‘Mnnn- 'rn'c Botatord, Iter Pearson, Byl- Irving Hands, Jln. Pearson and ty l hor\.\l of To-Gooduess i Friday Nite.) g g A BOYD:u 2:30; Tonight, 8130, M “ME tchasn's Romantie.Pla Truxton King Mats., lnlcuu{;ilul Lower Floor, 28¢, s via_Brod « Blg B aying the o n Drama 0". 10c-80c. ING. CHAS. A. MASON CO. Roaring Farce Comedy, CHARLIE CfiAl’flN “CHARLIES STORMY ROMANCE.” Standard Vaudeville and Plotoplays. 18th and HIP P s TODAY--WEDNESDAY Return engagement by ‘special request MARGUERITE CLARK in “SILKS AND SATINS.” LOUISE HUFF in “THE REWARD OF PATIENCE. Open—2-11 Dally MAXWELL LARS Webster 202 [JITNE Fxperzenced Advertisers Always Use THE BEE| A TRIUMPH IN PURITY | | TONITE 8:15 PLAYERS A"—25 cents TODAY g NEW 2:15 RU WILLIAMS® SE! 10 cents—*ARIZOI Who Says the Motion Picture Is a Low Brow Proposition? When we hnppened to be a janitor around a very exclusive high brow college, we used to hear exceptionally intel- lectual personages speak § of Henrik Ibsen’s contri- § - butions to the world of lit- ! have the/ slightest idea i what these Ph., D's, P, D i Q's, etc., were - talking * about; but when that mas- ' ter craftsman David Wark Griffith decided to visual- ize Ibsen in motoir dphy. we naturally § our ears and found who Henrik Ibsen was, where he lived and who his pa ‘was. Anyway, today and until Thursday, we offer for your ap- frovnl the eminent Amer- can actor MR. HENRY B. WALTHALL in “PILLARS OF SOCIETY” And while this Plo- ture may be an adap- tation of an Ibsen masterpiece, don’t think it is dull or uninterufing. as a matter of fact, we've never seen any Diamond Dick western, or Theda William Fox Bara vampire : with more excitement or = tthrills than this produc- ion, Oh, yes, there's an honest - to - goodness Keystone on tap, and an interesteing Pathe weekly. N T TRIUMPH BEER PROMPT DELIVERY TO PRIVATE FAMILY TRADE (PHONE WEB.1260) MAIL ORDERS SHIPPED @' [T IMMEDIATELY CHAS.STORZ 1827-29 SHERMAN AVE. OMAHA, NEB . CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTOR PILES ture anaesthetic. N treated. Rectal Disease, Cured Without Operation Nearly every case cured in one treatment. ou for weeks, as most doctors do. Vo wait at hotel or houplhl Absolute PAY ME ONLY HALF OF WHAT OTHERS CHARGE. 1 do not tor- No knife or ntee to every case. Men and women DR. J. C. WOODWARD, 301 Rose Bldg., Omaha, Neh,