Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 22, 1916, Page 23

) l | THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 22, 1916. o AT 5—D FARM AND RANCH LANDS FARM AND RANCH LANDS Florida Lands. Florida Lands. — FLORIDA LANDS PALM BEACH COUNTY SAFETY FIRST . The man who-coined the sloj iamus, 80 was the late H. M. FLAGLER, pioneer of the FLORIDA AST COAST RAILROAD, After the terrible freeze in Florida in 1895 he sent his associate, MR. J. from ST. AUGUSTINE to find, unaffected by the freeze, as the rest of the state was then as bar- ren as Vermont in February. Mr. COUNTY CESS for SAFETY. LAKE OKEECHOBEE that land is now under control. We have one of the finest systems of canals and drainage in the world, good roads, the finest climate on the American continent, 365 are safety points for you, Mr. Farmer, Mr. Large or Small Investor, to know. to place your spare m shrewdest men in the union have invested theirs. We will sell you a truck farm, developed citrus fruit groves, colonization tracts or cattle ranches. We will sell Terms to satisfy the rich man or the man of moderate means. CALL, WRITE OR PHONE PARSON & SON Agents, Palm Beach Farms Co. Phone Douglas 7846. Special excursions first and third Tuesday in each month. Rates furnished on application. \ SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER T JORT IN PARK REGION OF ESOTA FOR SALB, \ It you are a sportsman read this ad over more than once. Then gét busy; its the opportunity of & lifetime, For good reasons the owners of one of the finest summer resorts in the northern' woods hag decided to place his property on the market. 'This is not oné of the conventional . jummer resorts—it's vastly different from the ordinary run of them. Main dining foom and .cabins are of logs. The location is an island of 24 acres in one of Mimnesota's grandest deep-water lakes. The boating and bathing are un- excelled; sthere are bass grounds where this gamey fish ts caught in abundance, togather with pike, trout, crapples and other varfetles; the hunting in season is ' great. Near’ by the Mississippi has its source in Itasca State park, and about all there is & scenic grandeur that fascinates the eye, and furnishes a constant source of delight. Here one may idle away a summer {n {dealistic simplicity, with" every| appealing. sport at the command of visitors. The owner wants to-sell it, but would take land in North Dakota or Mon- tana as part payment. Some one who would buy it and convert it into a club prop- erty for a company of wealthy sportsmen would make a tenstrike, For full particulars address J. G. CHRYSLER & SON, Lake Park, Ia. . IN' en, luxuriant and beautiful. Citrus fruit trees were not injured, even the fruit was uninjured. Since that time FLAG- | LER and his associates have poured millions into the “SAFETY FIRST” county of FLORIDA. Be a wise old owl and follow SUC- "|REAL ESTATE—TRACKAGE n, “SAFETY FIRST,” was a E. INGRAHAM, on a tour south if possible, a part of FLORIDA Ingraham found PALM BEACH used to overflol} and flood the growing days each year. These oney into properties where the you a mansion or a bungalow. for particulars and literature. TRACKAGE ADJOINING RETAIL DISTRICT 88x138, at the morthwest corner of 15th and Jones. , This is only one-half block from the Castle hotel and four blocks from 16th and Harney. Both streets and the alley are paved and the tax pald. Trackage can be had both in alley and on street. We are able to offer this property at the remarkably low price of $27,600. ‘There is not another trackage bargain like this In the elty, Act guickly. Armstrong-Walsh Company Tyler 1536, Rose Bldg. AND RANCH LANDS California Lands. TALIFORNIA improved farms for sale. FARM Easy payments. rite for list. E. R, Waite, Shawnee, Okl. Idaho Lands. GOVERNMENT homesteads in Idaho, 21 months' residence secures 320 acres; lo- cations, $100; circulars free. Homestead Bureau, Mountain Home, Idaho. FARM AND RANCH LANDS(FARM AND RANCH LANDSFARM AND RANCH LANDS wheat land in northeastern Colorado, close to the Nebraska line, within 3 miles of rail- road town, In a good location. Will sell on very easy terms, or take in trade some Omaha property or eastern Nebraska or western Jowa land. Price §20 per E. T. Heyden, 1614 Harney St, 24 floor. Phone Tyler 0. _Iowa Lands. CHOICE IOWA FARM. 118 peres, 14 miles ecast of Council Bluffs, la, on White Pole road. About 80 acres high, rolling 40 acres of bot- tom. 0 overflow. 22 acres fino pas- ture. House 24x30, cellar 10x10, gran- ary 20x20, double corn crib, shingle barn 40x60. Apply to O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. Doug. 2716. 1016 Omaha Nat. Bank THIRTY-THREE X X GOOD seven-room modern house, hall, 1v ing room, library and dining room, all finished In oak; a nice arrangement, kitohen and large basement bricked up and cement floor, furnace heat, three sloeping rooms and bath on 2d floor, house was well bullt and good as new, south front lot 60x124, with paved street, good nelghborhood, convenient to two car lines and boulevard. Owner pald $4,000 Il cash for this place year ago and for certain reasons wants to sell and is will- ing to lose some. 1f you want somehting like this better see me soon. W. H. GATES, 647 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 1394, Web. 2688, 80-ACRE I0WA FARM—Three miles from Hamburg, Ia. Rich, level land; small house, stable, cornerib and orchard: close to school; on ‘well-kept main road; good nelghbors, Only $100 per acre. Posses- slon next spring. Land a little foul, but go0d, rich sofl. HARRISON & MORTON, 916 Omaha Natlonal Bank Bldg. ¥0 ACRES ¥ mile from good Iowa town, 30 miles from Omaha, all good and in wheat and alfalfa; price, $125 per acre; mtg., $2,600, Will take Omaha property in ex- change for part. TOLAND & TRUMBALL, 448 Bee Bldg. Doug. 6707, Minnesota, 240-ACRE FARM, 45 MILES TROM Minneapolis; 3 miles from two good rail- road towns; good set of buildings, consist. ing of 7-room house, large barn, granary, corn cribs, machine shed, windmill, ete. 160 acres under cultivation; can practi- cally all' be cultivated; no waste land; excellent corn land; 30 head of cattle, consisting of 12 cows, balance one and two-year-olds, 6 horses, hogs, chickens and complete 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., Minneapolis, Minn. WILD and improved farms in best Minne- sota dairy district. C. Nimerfroh, Milaca, Minn, Montana Lands. THREE ranch snaps in Montana that must g0 quick;.9,434 acres Custer Co., $5 per acre; 20 acres Rosebud Co., partly frri- gated, $11 per acre; 16,000 acres Blg Horn Co., solid body, improved, 75 per cent til- lable, $12 per acre. Jno. A. Martin, Aberdeen, 8. D. FIRST-CLASS farm lands in Montana for settlers or investors in any size tracts, on most liberal payments. . D. BRYAN, e REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Montana Land: FOR BALE—320-acre wheat ranch, good bulldings, good well and fences; all cui- tivated land; price $25 per acre. For par- ticulars address K. G, Farnsworth, Dillon, Mont. Mexico_Lands. TO THE FARMER AND STOCKMAN: Do you want land that will produce two crops & year and more corn to the acre than Illinols, worth more a bushel; hogs a sure shot, also worth more; land a fifth to a tenth the price of good land in Tllinols? West coast of Mexico; ldeal climate, plenty ralafall, cheap labor, no frost, big storms. for years and know the country like a book. We can dellver large or small tracts, farming or graszing land, at lowest prices. Mexico, Now is the time to buy land In We guarantee title of land sold Chas. Los An- . Mexico, or 815 Marsh-Strong Bldg. SMALL MISSOURI FARM—$10 cash and 9§ ‘monthly; no interest or taxes; highly pro- ductive land; close to 3 big markets. Write tor pho! pha ‘and full information. Munger, A-113, N. Y. Life Bidg. Kansas City, Mo, Ry NN GREAT BARGAINS—36 down, $6 monthly, buys 40 acres good' fruit and poultry land, near town, southern Missourl, Price only $200. Address Box 808, Excelsior Springs, Mo. 1360 ACRES finest lovel prairie land near Sedalia, Mo., divided into farms to suit; in. La Fore, 7259 Manchester, St. Mo. (Owner). =R ‘or sale, 120 a ; §16 per acre; barn, orchard spring|_easy terms. J. B. Christison, Waynesville, Mo. Nebraska Lands. 1,666 acres ,near Wood lake; cuts 400 tons running water buildings: fenced; this is In the big hay country and this ranch is priced to sell; $12.60 per ucre; terms. THOMAS CAMPBELL, Keeline Bullding. A BARGAIN—$500 will buy six hundred and forty (640) acres of state school land in Loup county, Write owner, Ralph W. Ludwick, 402 Ganter BIdg., oln, Neb. WANCH FOR SALE—G60 a miles trom town of 2,600; two rallroads; well improved; good soll. Address Box 663, Ord, Neb. 60 AND 80-ACRE Johnson_county, Neb.. farms; well improved. A bargain in im- praved 80 in Sarpy county. STEWART, 216 8. 17th JALE—For $16 per acre, cash, my im- roved 2 cres adjoining Ericson, Neb. We A Olive, Indianola 1a L fe what ith Co., —_— e e FOR SALE—$10 cash will buy my improved 200 acres adjoining Eriscson, Neb. W. A. Olive, Indianola, lowa. CAN sell or exchango any lands you have to offer. C. J. Canan, McCague Bldg. in the world and rapldly increasing in|._ price. Write or call on Morgan & Schul- | theis, Grand Forks, N. D. Oregon Lands. TWENTY ACRES OF LAND--Unincum- bered, located in the famous John Day district, near the Columbla river in Ore- gon. Title perfect; value $60 per acre; will sell or exchange for clear Omaha lot, I Cor. 6th Ave. and Pearl St Co. Bluffs, In.i or what have you. Box 7278, Bee. REAL ESTATE HOW TO GET TO WEIR CREST— —FREE STREET CAR SERVICE Arrangements have been made for free car service for everybody to and from the sale. See printed schedule below, showing at what time the special free cars will leave. Come out to Weir Crest at whatever time suits you best. Watch for free cars along the line. Leaves 16th and Capitol Ave. 5 Times Each Day During Sale. ARRIVE “ 16th and Cap. Ave., Omaha. | 9;30 A. M. LEAVE 16th and Cap. Ave., Omaha 10:00 A. M. 12:00 Noon b DO :00 :00 100 Leaves 24th and N Sts. 5 Times Each Day During the Sale. ARRIVE 24th and N Street, South Omaha LEAVE 24th and N Street, South Omaha 10:40 A. Many other cars run over these same tracks, but wait for the special car bearing large banners saying, “TO WEIR CREST.” If you miss the special free car, get on any regular car going to 56th and Q Street. THE WONDERFUL OLD WEIR ESTATE To Be Placed on the Market This great tract of ground has been owned by the Weir family for over thirty-four years. They have finally, decided to give you an opportunity to secure a part of this excellent garden soil. The ground is rolling. You will be able to get just what you want—an East slope, a South slope, a West slope, a North slope, a high location, or the wonderful soil in the valleys. THE PLAN OF SALE This land has been platted into 44 LARGE BLOCKS. Each block has been platted into lots: OVER 1,900 LOTS TO SELECT FROM , THE REASON FOR PLATTING INTO LOTS We want to sell you exactly the amount of ground necessary to suit your plans. You know how much ground you need, whether it be for truck gardening, chicken raising, keeping pigs and a cow, or a small tract of ground on which you may build a home, where you are not required to pay rent. In later years this plan will make it easy for you to make conveyances when selling part of your ground. PRICES--Look at These Prices--$20 to $96 ONLY THIRTY-THREE SLIGHTLY HIGHER AND A F ew LOTS AS LOW AS §$10. TERMS OF SALE The lots will be sold on terms of $1 down and 50c a week. Contracts delivered on the ground. Remember that while you are only required to pay 50c a week, you can pay as mtch more as you like. SALE OPENS TODAY And continues until all lots are sold. Salesmen will meet you at the car line. Get off at 56th and Q stree{s, the Southeast corner of the addition. PHONE SOUTH 2447 AND HAVE OUR AUTOMOBILES TAKE YOU TO THE ADDITION. COME TODAY. WE SELL DAY AND NIGHT ON THE GROUND. IF YOU CAN’T COME TODAY, COME TOMORROW. H. H. HARPER & CO. SALES AGENTS \ 1013-1014 CITY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ‘We have been there |~ Mississippi Lands, IMPROVED rolling prairle farma near Iili- nols Central, §10 acre and upward; more corn per mcre, better prices than Ne- b!llk.. G. P. Stebbins. = S Texas Lands. TF_YOU are (hinking of & home in the Texas gulf coast country, send for book: Algoa let, Does Mean Opportunity.” H y. Algos, Tex. 110 A, eastern Tex., adjoining town; vegetables and frult distriot; §35 acre. Great bargain, G. P. H!el’blrnn,r l{lfi:‘}}_l_ onsin_Lanas GOOD MONEY made in wood products. Follow- ing prices per cord now prevailing f. o. b, cars: Hard Maple, $4.00; Kilnwood, $2.50; Balsam Pulpwood, $4.50; Hemlock, $4.00; Spruce, $8.00. We are owners of goods farms close to rallroad towns. Good shipping facflities. We have Improved farms In TAYLOR, Lincoln, Lanfillade. Price and Marathon counties. Price, $1,000 up, pay. Interest rate, 6 pet. Rallroad faro refunded to buyers. These are REAL FARMS, with clearings, bulldings, well, ote. 10 years to We sell horses, wagons, eto, to farmers on liberal terms. We sometimes take in destrable property in part payment, taking & mortgage back for the balance. We also own good soil, well located, unimproved lund. THIS I8 A REGION WHERE WORK WINS. Abundant rain- fall. Clay soll. . Immense crops of tim- othy, clover, rye, oats, barley, buckwheat, potatoes, ete. Many creeks and streams. deliclous water. A natural dalry A cow makes from §60 to $90 Pure, country, a year. BE FROM MISSOURIL See for your- self. Our references—this paper, any bank In Wisconsin and a host of satisfied customers. WRITE TODAY for FREE lists and Iliterature. LOEB-HAMMEL Realty Company (Not Inc.), Medtord, Wis. Address all correspondence to 843 Marquette Building, Chicago, Illinois. Agent wanted in_every town. UPPER WISCONSIN—Best dairy and gen- ersl orop state in t|h union, Bettlers nds, ask for . Address Land Com- missioner 8oo Rallwey, Minneapolis. Minn. FOR BALE—120 acres hardwood timber land in Sawyer Co., Wis, near rallroad; good woll; if sold thia fall, $20 per acre. Write owner, H. A. Nelson, } ________ Miscellaneous, SEND your name {od Reoelve offers from land owners, ag everywhere, UNITED REALTY ASSOCIATES, North Dakota Lands. 2 Jollet, 1. ‘| FARMS for sale or uéh::fif:n !h;“kotd e e . River valley; prices ranging from 0 $85 per acre, near good towns; best lands RM LAND WANTED WANTED—Havo 7,000 buyers; de. scribe your unsold property. 310 Farmers' Exchange, Denver, Colo. POULTRY AND PET STOCK JUST received, new ahipment of bright red Japanese Goldfish. Special, price, 36 each. ____Max_Gelsler Bird Co. J-YBAR-OLD Alrdale_ dog, registored prise winner Chica Dog show, house-broke, tor sale reasonable. Call South 3613, DAMAGED WHEAT #1.26 a bundred. A. W. Wagner, 801 N. 16th. R._I. HENS, 760 and §1. Phone Webster 5229, 2837 Franklin AUTOMOBILES SOMETHING NEW 50 PER CENT SAVING TO YOU ‘We mean by "2 In 1" tires that for oach palr of old tires you send us, we manufacture for you a tire not duplicated on the market. Through our secret process of selecting, tearing down, rebullding and steam vuloanizing together, we have added from one-third to one-half more material and strength than your tire originally had. The TREAD will be much HEAVIER, giving great resistance against puncture; the side walls much thick liminating rim cuts and blowouts, pra ly wetting away from these dreaded defects you have experlonced in tires in the past, Send us your discard tires and have them made Into miles of continued serv- fce at one-half saving to you. We have on hand now s@cond-hand tires and tubes, at prices leas than halt. It will be well worth your time to give a call beforo you buy your tires for winter. Below is & partial list of our “2 In 1" tires: good line of Price Price Price With ‘With With Two Old One No Size. Tires. Tire. Tires. 30x3 $5.60 $6.00 $6.60 6.50 .16 7.82 3 1.50 8.83 9.16 9.54 10,56 10.19 11.13 10.70 11.80 12.68 18.91 13.04 14.5% 13,64 16.08 15.96 17.72 “2 IN 1" VULCANIZING CO., 151618 Davenport St, Douglas 2014, CROBSTOWN GARAGE, 3156 8. 24th_ St. Doug. 4442. We buy OLD CARS. Parts for Hup 20, Oldsmobile, Chevrolet, Apper- son. ;vl will trade you & new Ford for your ol; one. INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO., 30th and Harney. Doug. 5161, and starter; splendid condition; Phone Miller, Douglas 1707, $360. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES Willys-Overland, Inc. Used Car Dept. 1916 1915 1914 1916 1914 1912 1913 1911 1914 Overland Overland .......... " Studebaker-6 ......... Cadillac . .... Hupmobile Ford ... Overland ............. Cole Coupe......... Willys—Overland, Ine. 2047 FARNAM ST. DOUGLAS 3290. Auto Clearing House LARGEST DEALERS IN USED AUTOMOBILES WEST OF CHICAGO CheVrolet touring, 1916 model, run 100 miles, sacrifice. 1916—Moon touring, six-cylinder, nearly new, big reduction off of lst. 1916—Dodge touring, nearly new to be sacrificed. Herff-Brooks, very little, Pullman to six-cylinder touring, run 1916 $460 little . 290 1916—Chevrolet touring, llke new.... 388 1914—Hudson 8ix, fifty-four touring, fine condition. . 650 1914—Hudson Coul beautiful car 50 Overland tourl 1916 model, very Mttle.,..uoiiiviiiosiias 305 Overland tourin 14 model, perfect condition 1 King roadster, fine conditio . 390 Oakland touring, run very little 1914 model ... Chalmers roa ow, sacrifice. Mlfi:aall. six-oylinder touring, run very 0"y vy ey a0y Stearns touring thirty- condltion. Bulck roadster, very fast Chalmers tourin, model finé shape. Peerless limouali fine shaj .xlv ‘excellent four-cylinder, condition ...% Stoddard Dayto throughout . voe. 800 visIT, Auto Clearing|® - House 2209 Farnam B8t, Tel. Douglas 3310, Caryl H. Strauser, Mogy Bernstein, Managors. Open Bundays, - "Open Evenings. WE CAN USE TWENTY LIGHT |N CARS. IF YOU CARE TO EX- CHANGE YOUR CAR FOR A NEW ONE, THIS 1S YOUR pportunit; STUDEBAKER-WILSON AUTOMOBILE CO., 26560-2-4 FARNAM ST, | SELF-STARTED FORD CAR. An electric self-starter, as good as new; been used only short time; we can sell for about half the ori, t. SAMPLE-HART MOTOR CO,, 2010-16 Harney. Doug. 7604. Who's sotting the pace now? In the first nine months of 1916 THE BEE gal EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers for same period by more than— 20,000 PAID ADS, Good Results, Good Rates, Good Service, ed 42,906 Pald Ads, AUTO. for sale. 2-pass. roadster, 1st class running order, $160. 4010 No, 24th 8t. Colfax 443, CORD tires for Fords, 30x8, $8.65; 30x3', $11.66. Zwlebel Bros. D, ¢878. 3 Farnam 8t MITCHELL truck for sale, - st REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ‘Mary B. M. Semid Joe H. Kirchner, southwest corner Brown and Riggs streets, Benson, 50x136; northwest corner Brown and McCague: streets, Benson, 60x136...8% 1 State National Bank of Cleveland, O., to Henry ¥, Wulf, Thirty-third ave- nue, 60 feet north of Fort Omah avenue, 47x127.6.....ocvviiiniiis State Natlonal Bank of Cleveln ., to Henry F. Wulf, northwest corner Thirty-third and Fort Omaha ave- nues, 50x127.5....... Mary J. McShane to Th Thirty-fifth street, 200 Cass street, east aide, 50x136; Thirty- fifth street, 60 feet south of Cass streot, enst side, BOX186........... 1 Margaret M. McShane to Thomas Mc- Shane, southeast corner Thirty-tifth and Cass streets, 60x126..........., 1 George & Co, to Jessie A, Blake, Cass street, 180 feet west of Fifty-second street, north side, 70x136.,........ Grace Grant to Anton Jensen, Spald- ing street, 100 feet east of Thirtieth street, south side, 60x126........... 1 Irenacus Shuler et al. to Luther H, Heinbaugh, Forty-third teot south of Wakeley slde, 44x100 Irenacus Shuler et al. to Li Helinbaugh, southwest corner Forty- third and Wakely streets, 42x109, ., 1 Wwiillam H. Smails to Frank W, Ho- dek, Forty-fifth street, 100 feot south of Mlamli street, west side, 60x 509 8, 29th St 210 1,600 ME ) oo ooanidvnes papeoh vheass 3 Frank B. Ribbel and wife to E. P, Howell, Thirty-second street, 160.9 feet mouth of Pacific street, west side, 50x171 ... g Natlonal Land company to Robert W, Barrett, Twenty-efghth stroet, 174 feot west of Walnut street, north side, 38KX118.6.. ... ... John Strnad and wife to Honza, northwest corner T Hugo streets, 120X1904........,...... Ella J. Butler and hushand to Wiillam F. Bruett, Thirty-seventh street, 160 feet north of Bedford avenue, 40x FORDS WANTED Drive cars to 2047 Farnam St. Ask for Mr, Farrar, Fords wanted In exchange for Overlands and larger cars, HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar- gains in used machines. Victor Roos, “The Motorcycle Man,” 2708 Leavenworth. Bring in Your Ford We Will Take It in on A New Maxwell C. W. Francis Auto Co. ELECTRIC COUPE. I wish to sell my Columbus electrio d- passenger coupe. Car has recently been re- painted and batteries overhauled. Also have meroury chargiag plant, Wil sell for cash or on time. Might consider trade. i Phone Douglas 1899. AUTO INSURANCE Fire, Theft and Liability at lowest rates. KILLY, ELLIS & THOMPSON, #13:14 City Nat. Bk, Bldg. Dous. i AUTO CLEARING HOUSE 2209 Farnam 8t. Douglas 3. 400 Hudson Coupe, late model, sacrifice. ONE used two-ton truck, i one one-ton truck, $200; one used Franl kitn roadster, $200. These trucks are In first- lc:ll llAle—?lnzl'ctd three m Arrow,. F' on trucks; coal, dui ’ months; condition nl:gum ‘h&:fl‘ P. Luther Co,, Chicago, I } NTERNATIONAL f condition. it. Willlam Florence 166, _aus sarney 8t & Auto and T auto BX! 8t.Tyler 666, arage wultable for & ! repalr shop; will accommodnte 12 cara or § trucke. oy 539, 2 sast WELL ?Il barn, suitable for [ 1411 Vinton. Harney 2087, b G w ‘Automobiles for Hire, FORD for rent. You ive 1t. by mile. Doug. 3623, D. v Auto and 3 Auto Tires [ 7 new ur.cm M“::zu :‘c'l-' '-l STROM! 8 i{ Al A G, GEORGE W, WILLIAMS, 1608 Jackson St Carburetors my speclalty, Red 41 FI00 reward for mARasto we san'y ot ro paired. Baysdorfer, 310 N. 10 adlator Repalr - 2088, 10b B D. 1090 Motorcycles and lieyeiu' Real Bargains in Used Motoreycles Two-speed Twin Yale, with side oar..$1 Twin 1d Twin Twin Twin Twin Twin Twin Twin B, Auto prices right. Excelslor, two-speed And n score of other exceptional bar- gains. Don't fail to see them. Victor H. Roos THE MOTORCYCLE MAN, 2703 Leavenworth Street, " HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices. IF ACTUALLY QUALIFIED FOR EXECUTIVE, SALES, ACCOUNT- ING, STENOGRAPHIC, A COMMERCIAL, or BANKING POBITION, carrying salary between $600 and $2,600, communicate With undersigned counsel, who will negotlate strictly confidential preliminaries for such positions, F. L. SPENCE, PRES. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 1016-16 City ' National Bank Bldg. R R T O T UNCLAIMED ANSWERS TO BEE WANT ADS 1 P 1t 1 B 50 1ttt 1 0 RSPRS00 i 80 89 = e Hundreds of other answers have been called for and delivered during the last week. It is reasonable to suppose that all the above people have supplied their wants—therefore did not call for the balance of their answers, Bee Want Ads Are Sure Getting Results " WILLARD D, HOSFORD, / Wil sell nln;.“l‘;o"lu 3 Pepericol “0.“ ng, “service car ¥ ways ready.” Omaha Garage, 2010 Harney