Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 15, 1916, Page 24

4—D IHE OMAKA SUNDAY BEE: OCIUBER 15, 1916. REAL <STATE—Investments | VALUABLE ACRES. About § acres lylng immediately south of Fort Omaha. Nice, level ground, with nearly 3,000 feet of trackage, and outlet to paved street. Price $8,000. 25TH AVE. INCOME. Rental property bringing In an annual income of over $1,000. This can be bought for $2,000, if taken soon. $13,000. Will buy 3 dandy brick flats, near 25th | and Davenport. Two have 8 rooms and one has 7 rooms. All modern and in fine condition. Always well rented. There lv ground enough for another good bulld- ing. At price quoted this is a bargain. F. D. WEAD, | 310 8. 16th, Wead Blds. Tnvestments i | [ That Will Pay You 810 12% Net on Your Money ‘We have a number of close-in invest- | ment properties that we will be glad to show you, if your money is not earning | what it is worth, If you are in the mar- ket for any kind of real estate investment | ‘we can suit you with high-class properties | ranging In price from $7,600 to $60,000, Call for our book of Investment properties, | or write for further particulars. Phone | Tyler 60. Office open evenings 7 till 9. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, | 1614 Harney Bt. ! 12 BRICK PLATS. { RENTAL, $2,448. PRICE, $18,000. Each flat consists of five rooms bath. All modern except heat; practically new; cemtrally located near 24th street, and are never vacant. They will earn a net return of nearly 12 per cent. Terms can be arranged. | ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO., Tyler 1536 nd 1} Rose Bldg. Nonresident owner of southeast corner 20th and Cuming advises us to push the sale of his property. Improvements com- prise a two-story frame store bullding, ene-story brick store building and three frame cot! ‘The bullding of the Ford plant at 16th and Cuming and the repav- ing of Cuming west of 30th will start a §00d deal of activity in property along the street, especially east of 24th. In our opinion Cuming St. west of 16th offers as | strest tn Omahs. For price and terms see THE BYRON REED CO,, 297, 0213 8, 17th 8t ¥ S A CHA - HIBITIONIST, THE OWNER SAYS. Four modern close-in, brick flats, 50 ft. fron! on two streets near Farnam car lne. mbout 6 per cent on $26,000. This attractive Investment offored at §13,- 000, Owner will agree to buy back at §14,- 000 1f hibitlon does not carry. Don't | o plss 12 per ‘went proposition, O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE Co, Bank _ Bldg. N SPECULATIONoms B | 2 O] lome Bullders does mly two things—finances and builds. thureholders protected by mortgages on tew bulidings in Omaha. Nothing better. Tou mre guaranteed 7 per cent and have he privilege of making & small or large investment at any time, Dividends aJn. 1 _and July 1. Glad to give you and Infor- f'.u:‘du «‘.’M Home Bulldeis, Inc., 17th Double briek ¥t. Louls fiat, within fou. blocks of 16th and Harney; close in; bar- . th i n; bar k CALKINS & CO., 1313, City Natlonal Bank. ; M COLFAX. Hidg 10 Ueus 173 Eoa linal peatly redtal. tiet. Brise E . lce ‘Telephone Dous. 4816, 'REAL ESTATE—TRACKAGE i TRACKA&F, 88x133. ' CLOS: TO 16TH STREET. * Only four blocks from 16th and Har- n.,mn.l:: ‘m“l’ :lh q;m: and al- r. 'racl wer n any other trac in the district. See us s’l once. e . ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO, Tyler 1636, 333 Rous Bldg, : TRACKAGE E M. BE Ramge Blk. D. 1408, | ethmeat part) 4 oo Sehtir S0 | vl m‘. = y, 01 =53 REAL ESTATE-—Other Cities TORNER lot, frame _bullding and tallor ‘business, §1,600, Skupa, Cario, Neb. - REAL ESTATE WANTED ve tried different ways to dispose ot your property and have come to the conclusion that there ls no buyer for (t. Buch is not the case; there is a buye: for everything oftered, provided that the' pro- position can be made an Inducement to the right party. Why not let me handle it for you at no expense on your part if 0o sale is made? Try it HANSEN, 681 FIRST NAT, BANK. D, 1107, ED—4, & und S-ruutied Bouses (nat Le sold for $19s casb, baiance $16 mouth, give cumpiete descriptivn, Rret W. FARNAM SMITH & CU. 1830 Varnam Mt Tel 1064, A 3 & OR 6-ROOM house that can be bought on © $100 cash, balance 316 to $30 per month; first Jetter must give full deacription from the owner. Hox 6832, Bee. \ T HAVE woveral parties Wanung (o ox- change Omana property for acrenge. Call or weite W. 8. FRANK, 201 Neville Blg.. Ontaha, Neb, o Bave buyors for your prope INTLR-STATE REALTY C 929-30 City Nat. Bidg. Doug. 2. L AR e, AV o .o FOR SALES—F, L. Wead. 310 8. lllfi »t. WANTED—Lisings of real estate In C..aha for sale N. I' Dodge & Co. Harey 8t st 16ta Telephone LH) FINANCIAL Real Estate, Loans, Mortgages. 0 § per cent on el ciass city residences in _amounts $3,000 up, aio farm loens.! Reasonable commiss.ons. - PETERS TRUET CO. CMAHA Womes. N s R 3 0., Efl! Omaha Nat'l. Phone Lougias 2716 ity loans, b-o d 6§ per cent. W. H. Thomas, Keeline , Doug. 1sds, N & aUR L, f kB, PAY IN INSTALLMEN PAY IN 2, 3, 4 or b YEARS, BEST PLAN " BHOPFN & CO. KRELINE BLDG. STATE LOANS WANTED, THOS. L. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 47 FAMILIES Now living in MINNE LUSA and all of them are living in their OWN HOME—Fifty more are building NOW. They Bought In Minne Lusa because it is the prettiest spot in Omaha and be- cause they have nothing to WAIT for—sewer, water, gas, walks, grading, lighting system and pav- ing—all there now. Then they have splendid car service, beauti- ful Miller Park and Building Re- strictions all around them. They know what their surroundings will be. \ 300 Others have bought lots there and will build. Opportunity Is knocking at YOUR door. We have beautiful lots left with all im- provements in, at $550 to $850 And splendidly build homes for sale from $3,250 to $5.000. Let us sell your old home and locate you in this beautiful dis- trict. Come out today and look it over. Charles W. Martin & Co. 742 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 187. 4 { l New Fireproof Apartment House NEAR BUSINESS DISTRICT, PAYS OVER 11% NET ON TOTAL PRICE AND OVER 16% NET ON AMOUNT ACTUALLX NECES- SARY TO INVEST. New building, completed only two years and nine months ago, when material and labor was 26% cheaper than now. Built by owner with day labor and selected materials for permanent investment. High class plumbing and heating. Semi-indirect lighting. Corner lot, south and east frontage. On account of a recent heavy pur- chase of Omaha real estate, owner will sacrifice. $4,091 annual gross rents $921 annual expense $3170 net annual income Or over 11% on price—$28,500 Only $6,500 cash required. Don’t delay. Just now offered for the firs time. Phone or wire owner. : ERNEST SWEET Office: New Hamilton, 24th and Farnam Sts. Phone Douglas 1472. Winter is Coming |PREPARE FOR SAME BY PURCHASING ONE OF THESE WELL BUILT, WELL ARRANGED AND WELL LOCATED COMFORTABLE HOMES. WE HAVE PERSONALLY INSPECTED EACH AND ONE OF THESE PROPERTIES AND CAN | | | | | | | | The Man With a Family . | is making a serious mistake living in a rented house. Impress on your children’s minds the g%lSE OF OWNERSHIP, PRIDE IN POSSES- A COMPLETE HOME In Dundee, léstricbed residence district, evéry public convenience in place, an atmosphere of refinement, i Seven rooms, artistic arrangement, oak floors and finish, nothing shoddy, house never occupied, good furnace, bath, floored attic, sleeping porch, large lot, room ‘for garden and nice lawn. Convenient to car, on paved street. Low price—$4,600—you cannot duplicate it at the price with such a lot. Easy terms, $600 cash, balance likeirent or as may be arranged. Let us show it to you. If you prefer to build, let us show you Dun- dee lots at §800 and up. - George & Company Douglas 756. 902 City Nat’l. Bank Bldg. FIELD CLUB HOME A new home with large living room, 14x25; beautiful dinlng room and a kitchen that will please you. Three nice bedrooms an bath on second floor. Large basement with laundry tubs, toile! ete. Best grade of oak finish and floors and artistically decorate throughout. Latest design in lighting and plumbing fixtures. Lu?a lot. Most excellent neighborhood. Located No. 33356 Walnut St. Price $5,760. WEST FARNAM HOME Seven-room, new home, facing east at No. 606 S. 40th St. This fine home has tile vestibul» and tile bath, four bedrooms, large liv- ing room and dining room, all finished in oak and beautifully dec- orated. A kitchen designed to please; large attic; full basement; laundry, furnace, ete. In fact, this fine home is complete in ev’ry way and must be seen to be fully appreciated. KOUNTZE PLACE HOME This seven-room, modern home is a bargain at $3,350. Not a new house, but in good repair and well built. Large lot and garage. FLORENCE BOULEVARD HOME Seven rooms and bathroom on both fi-st and second floors. This bungalow-designed home has a large brick fireplace in living room; a beautiful sun room, and is strictly modern in every way, with built-in features; large lot, 520 feet deep. A bargain at $5.500. Will make satisfactory terms on any of the above homes and would be pleased to show them at any time. BARGAIN IN VACANT LOT A beautiful sightly lot, 50x135, overlooking Omaha and Dundee, at 47th and California. ONLY $750. If you own a smaller home and desire a trade on any of the above, we will consider same. NORRIS & NORRIS 490 BEE BUILDING. PHONE DOUGLAS 4270, /'245 Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg. 3 | | ’, EVER RECOMMEND THEM TO BE GOOD VALUES. 4932 DAVENPORT STREET $3,500—Eight rooms, modern, not new, but in fine condition, located be- tween the car line loop. South front, full size lot with good garage. Reasonable terms. 4819 CUMING STREET $3,760—Five rooms, brand new, rooms all on one floor, Absolutely com- plete and ready to occup{ guarantee on textile shingles. terms. $6,750—Seven rooms, brand new, living room, dining room, sun room and | kitchen on first floor, and three fine bed rooms and bath on sec- | ond floor. Interior ve: with garage and drive. 5019 BURT STREET attractive with fine fire place. 0 blocks from car line. 1305 SOUTH 35TH STREET . Paved street, paving paid. Ten-year Can give possession at once. Easy Full lot $6,600—Eight rooms, strictly modern, hot water heat, three rooms on first floor, four rooms second floor, one room third floor. of the best properties offered in the Field Club District. $7,600—Eight rooms, nearly new, all modern, very attractive, both from | 5001 CUMING STREET This is one thej interior and exterior. Located on a corner lot on one of the highest points in Dundee. CAN SHOW YOU THIS LIST OF PROPERTIES AT ANY TIME. Can' arrange reasonable terms. , THREE AUTOMOBILES AT. YOUR SERVICE. Hiatt" Company Tyler 60. INVESTMENTS WORTH WHILE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE OPPORTUNITIES $ 8,960—Vacant corner on Dodge St., 132x120; two paved streets, two alleys. This is only $30 a front foot for Dodge St. frontage, com- pared with other values in the same block at $60 to $100. Non- resident owner makes this price for quick sale. { $ 4,400—Twenty-two lots North of Dundee that will retail at $9,000; ab- stract for each lot. Will trade for income property. | $ 6,500—Brick Flat; two apartments of eight rooms each, rented at $62.50 pe:] montll_l. Location good with full east front lot on paved street and car line. $10,000—Four-apartment brick flat, close in and handy to Farnam street rented cheaply at $100 a month. This is $2,500 less than actual value today. $3,600 cash will handle. i llO,Boo-—-Du\hflu street, east of 24th, south side, with paved alley. Seven- room brick residence, hot water heaf; rental value $55; ground alone worth full price. | ‘lB.SOOfBflck flats, close in, facing two streets; rented at $135 a month. \320,000—88% feet front on Douglas street, east of 24th, with brick im- provements, which carry the investment. $40,000—Close in corner on Harney street, with brick improvements that gly 8% net on $14,000; cash required. This is a close in property ound to show a substantial increase. l | See us for other close in properties on Farnam, Douglas, Har- ney and 24th streets, with a speculative future. Further informa- tion if interested. " Douglas 8962. GLOVER & SPAIN, 919-920 City Natfonal Bank Bldg. FINANCIAL Real Estate, nd farm | Loans, Mortgages. Arkansas_Lands. oans, b, 6%, 6 per cent. 416 Keeline Bldg. § PER CENT and & Trumbull, 448 Bee Bidg. Douglas 6707. § per cent money. Toland NO DELAY. W. T. GRAPMM, BEE BLDG. Co., DeQueen, Ark. California Lands. FARM AND RANCH LANDS MONEY-MAKING farms in southwest Ark- ansas, $5 to $30 per acre on easy terms. Mild, healthy climate, no crop failures. Send for large land bulletin, Stuart Land MONEY on farm loans. National Bank Bldg. 'GARVIN BROS. e, hand for city and H. W. Binder, City Write E. CALIFORNIA little suburban farms near Los Angelos for sale on easy payments. R. Walte, Shawnee, Okl. Colorado Lands. Stocks and Bonds. Stocks and Bonds. 6% field without a loss is our record. KLOKZ INVESTMENT COMPANTY, 801 Omana_ Nat. Qur Nebraska farm mortgages ure not at- fected by European wars or papics. Amounts $400 to $20,000 We collect all Interest and principal free of charge; 30 years FOR SALE—320 acres of smooth, level lands 8% miles of Sterling, Colo., a town loca- ted betweeh Omaha and Denver; 40 miles west of the Nebraska line, and the divi- slon point of two rallroads. This land is unimproved except fence and is on a ru- ral route and near school The soll is very productive, us the crops In vicinity show, and must be seen to be appreciated. ‘Wil sell for 320 per acre and give reason- able terms. C. M. Morton, Sterling, Colo. in the Nebraska farm Iowa Lands. Bank Bldg., Omaha Neb. Abstracts of Title. Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co., | eIT 505 's. Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co. REED ABSTRAC fico In Nebraska. 206 Brandeis Theater. 17th St, ground floer. flow. SO poldent abatract of | Crib, shingle barn, 40x60. Apply to Persistent Advertising 13 the Road to Success. CHOICE IOWA FARM. 118 acres. 14 miles east of Council Blufts, Ia., on White Pole road. About 50 acres high, rolling, 49 acres of bottom. No over- 22 acres fine pasture, House, 24x30, O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO,, Doug. 2715, 1016 Omaha Nat. Bank. Bldg. cellar 10x10, granary 20x20, double corn Waverly Park Saturday’s sale big success. However, many desirable lots left. Sale continues. . Salesmen on Ground All Day Today HOW TO GET THERE street car, get off at | west to sales tent. FOR SALE Furnished House and Landscaped Lot In Field Club District The house is a modern frame strueture with full basement, concrete floor, Giblin {hot air furnace, equipped wih a Keener oil burner which gave perfect satisfaction { during the coldest weather last win er and warrants the owner in its continued use this winter. The first floor has reception hall, living room, dining room, butler's antry| kitchen and rear entrance, fitting to old & box. Second floor large hall with linen eloset at end; four rooms with large closets. in each room. Large bath room equipped with showsr and | hampoo fixtures. Stairs lead to the attic wh'ch is most ample and cou.d be f.nihed off for another bed room or den. Porch nine feet wide across the entire front of the house and on east side to dining room which can be entered by door off porch Hardwood floors and facings wnstairs. | Hardwapd floors, maple doors and Georgia | pine facings upsta.rs. Completely equipped with storm doors and screens for doors and windows, Awnings for windows on south and west. Lion hot water hntln{n attachment for summer use. Gas stove in basement. The decoration of the bed rooms was done 'to special order and would have to be seen to be appreciated. y v e POTATOES ® L Y ) Plan of house and grounds offered for sale in this advertise- ment. ’ $9,000 is the sum actually invested in the property besides the labor of the owner for the paat four years and ‘he “ime it has taken for growth of chrubbery, ete., all of which is in full bloom or be ring fruit. The lot is 63 feet w.de by 187 feet deep, well set out to shrubbery, etc.—2 cherry trees, 2 apple trees, one pear tree, & beauti- ful grape arbop with 20 grape vines over- running it— 40 feet of raspberries, 40 feet | of blackberries and loganberrie-, 8 currants;| 60 rose bushes, peonies, butterfly lmlh.l.i ete—all surrounded by & well hidden wire | fen: furnishings of the house ere modern | e furnishings of se o 5 More than §1,000 worth havirg been m;m‘ within the past year. Will sell the whole as described above for | the sum of $7,600. 0 cash and the bal- ance on monthiy p.yments of $31.50 per month. | For further particulars or an inspection D., care of of the premises address Omaha Bee. e ;'ARM AND RANCH LANDS w.sourt Lands SMALI, MIBSOURI FARM—310 cash and §5 monthiy; no interest o~ taxes, Mighly pro- ductive land, close to 3 big markets Write hotographs wud full information. 'I:I'm . A<}19. N Y Life Bidg. Kansas City. Me 1360 ACRES finest level prairie land near Sed , Mo., divided Into farms to suit 8t a bargain. La Fore, 7269 Louls, Mo. _(Owner). GREAT BARGAINS—$5 down, §6 monthly, buys 40 acres good fruit and poultry land, near town, southérn Missourl. Price only $200, Address Hox 808, Excelsior Springs, Mo. Persistence Is the Cardinal Virtue in Advertising. Manchester, Take Deaf Institute or North 45th Wirt street; walk ‘ TERMS $10 CASH, ; 1PER CENT A MONTH. A Bargain A House of Quality This houss fronts east on 34th, 122 N. 34th, being just off Dodge St, in a block that is bullding up with good homes; convenient to Farnam car, new . Presbyterian church and school. Very attractive design of brick and stucco, with en- trance porch, pergola terrace and sun parlor to the front, entrance vestibule with large living room ac'oss the front with fireplace, built-in seat and bookcases, French doors opening on to sun parlor and to terrace; plenty of windows, giv- ing lots of light; arranged with ample wall space for furniture; large dining room. These rooms are finished In oak with white q. . floors. Combination butler's pan- try and breakfast room with buiit- in china cupboards, large kitchen with one-plece porcelain sink, buflt- in work table, bins, cupboards, etc., refrigerator room; finished in white enamel, all hardwa e having glass knobs. Maple floor. Combina- tion stairway. Second floor has three bedrooms and sleeping porch with heat; bedrooms have large closets, oak floors, white enamel finish, birch-mahogany doors; large tile bath room with built-in recess tub, shower, medicine cabi- net, pedestal lavatory, fine toilet, towel closet. Third floor has two sleeping rooms, complete bath room and trunk room. Full basement; heavy concrete floor; furnace room, brick- ed In vegetable room, coal bin, sta- tionary tubs; floor drain and addi- tional tollet. Wall switches In every room with center and bracket lights, plugs for portable lAmps and electric cleaner. House is exceptionally well bullt, is a snap at the price we are of- fering 1t, $9,000. Not quite com- pleted, but far enough along so you can get a very good idea of what it will be lfke when completed. Let us show you this house, D. V. Sholes Co. 915 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 4. FARM AND RANCH LANDS Michigan Lands. FOR SALE—$2,500 buys @& beautiful 30 acre fruit farm, lot of fine frult tress, ®ood buildings; ideal location. For further particulars apply to C. DE KEYZER, Holland, Mich. Minnesota, 240-ACRE FARM, 5 MILES FRO! Minneapolis; 3 miles from two good rall- road towns; good set of bulldinge, cons'st- ing of 7-room house, large barn, granary, corn cribs, machine shed, windmlil, ete, 160 acres under cultivation; can practl- cally all be cultivated; no waste land; excellent corn land; 30 head of cattle, conslsting of 12 cows, balance ono and two-year-olds, 6 horses, hogs, chickens and compléte set of machinery—every- thing on the place including one-third of this year's crop, goes at $60 per acre: $6,000 cash, all the time wanted on bal- ance, 6 per cent Interest. Schwab Bros. 1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minn SPECIAL BARGAIN In the River Valley, 160 acres, all in crop this year, 2 miles to town; new set of bulld- ings, bullt 2 years ago; 6-room house, large barn, 15 acres fine hay; good schools in town; 2 elevators and creamery; a gem of a farm. Price, $58.50 per acre. Terms: $1,000 cash, balance in ten annual pay- ments, § per cent. WIll also furnish pur- chaser with cows and hogs, which pay for themselves with one-half the cream check each month and one-half the in- crease each year; which insures a living from the start. W. G. Templeton, §03 Bee Bldg. 240 ACRES, two miles from town, 40 miles from Minneapolls; all plow land, good soll, good bulldings; the best of water; price $90 per acre. This ls a genuine bargain and $10 per acre under value. You deal with owner on the farm. T. H. Daly, Elk River, Minn. Nebraska Lands. A HIGH CLASS CUSTER COUNTY RANCH containing 960 acres, only four miles of good rallroad town; 200 acres under plow, 90 acres aflalfa; all the very best of black loam soll, with clay subsoil; land under plow lles level to gently rolling, all in one body, not patches; balance lies rolling; the vory best of pasture; will carry 200 head of stock the year around; fenced and cross-fenced; 120 acres fenced hog-tight, good 6-room house, fine cave, large new barn for 20 head of horses; 40 tons of hay and several hundred bushels of grain; other necessary outbulldings; three wells and windmills. three large cisterns. This farm and stock proposition is ail in first class shape, ready to go right on and make money twenty-four hours ou overy day. Price $28 per acre; about & cash; will carry $12,000 for five years at per cent Interest, balance March 1, 1917, when possession will be given, If this ranch appeals to you, come and look it over, and if you fall to find it as good as advertised, then your expenses will b pald. M. A. Larson, owner, Central Cit;, Neb. VALUABLE 160-ACRE FARM IN Merrick County, Neb., Owned by a Non-Resident Will be Sold at PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, Oct. 21st, at 2 P, M, Sale takes piace on the farm, 7 milcs straight west of Central City and 2 miles due south of Archer, Neb. Farm is all_in cultivation, good soll; rents for two-fifths of grain. Will be sold on reasonable terms. All out-of-town buyers are requested to meot James L. Dowd at the Hotel Hays, Cen- tral City, Neb., Saturday noon, Sept. 2lst, where free dinner will be furnished and tree transportation to the farm This is & good farm and will likely go at a sacrifice. Be sure and como, For further informatipn address Dowd Auction Co., Omaha, Neb. JAMES L. DOWD, AUCTION RANCH FOR SALE—G60 acres, from town of 2,600; two rallroads improved; good soll. Address Ord, Neb. { i | ‘ 1