Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 29, 1916, Page 24

s 2 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 REAL ESTATE 4D THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 29, 1916. AUTOMOBILES ; FARM AND RANCH LANDS FARM AND RANCH LANDS REAL ESTATE BRAND NEW BUNGALOW NEVER OCCUPIED. ACTUALLY WORTH $3,650. Florida Lands. FLORIDA LANDS PALM BEACH COUNTY SAFETY FIRST The man who coined the slogan, “SAFETY FIRST,” was a genius, so was the late H. M. FLAGLER, pioneer of the FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILROAD. After the terrible freeze in Florida in 1895 he sent his associate, MR, J. E. INGRAHAM, on a tour south from ST. AUGUSTINE to find, if possible, a part of FLORIDA unaffected by the freeze, as the rest of the state was then as bar- ren as Vermont in February. Mr. Ingraham found PALM BEACH COUNTY green, 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- CESS for\SAFETY. LAKE OKEECHOBEE that used to overflow and flood the : EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN USED CARS Our experience and good judgment in buying used cars, coupled with our expert repairing and overhauling facilities, enables us to offer the pur- chaser a car of exceptional v?p‘ at very low prices. Below are listed some ogrthesu thoroughly overhauled cap” Every one in good runn;ryidition: 1 Oakland Speedster. . $325 1913 5-Pas. $tudebaker 125 5-Pas. Studebaker, self- e st oV O spot in Omaha, and because they have OFFERED TODAY FOR $3,275. landlis noéudunder controk We lgnve o oldtheflllinefgt n{stelxlna (:: o 600 i i canals and drainage in the world, good roads, the fines clima ST9GU0DasaT nothing to w,mt fo?. S?wer’ water, gas, $300 CASH, $28 MONTHLY, buys the above 5-room bungalow; g;'etg;fgmerg:; %‘;“;fistvfif“ rawing fi‘:y'fi:;‘e‘ z{i"gm};h‘i;‘f Jeffrey Special Racer. 300 WalkS, g'radlng, llghtmg system and frame and stucco, strictly modern and oak finished throughout. Size S tn}l,ml:)w to place your spare money into properties where the Baker Electric. ....... 300 24x36 with 8-foot porch. Living room 12x12, with beamed ceiling; dining room 12x14, with Pnnel walls and plate rail. Two good bed- rooms with closets and plenty of windows; tiled bath of good size. Handy kitchen with all the built-in features, Full cement basement and large floored attic. Rogers’' guaranteed furnace and Kohler plumbing fixtures. Decorated throughout with high-grade paper. We finish them complete, we sod the yard, put on screens, furnish water meter and window shades. This is a well-built home, nothing but the best of material used, and represents honest value for the price asked. 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 you a mansion or a bungalow. Terms to satisfy the rich man or the man of moderate means. CALL, WRITE OR PHONE for particulars and literature. PARSONS & SON 652 Brandeis Bldg. Agents, Palm Beach Farms Co. Phone Douglas 7846. Special excursions first and third Tuesday in each month. 2 Rates furnished on application. paving ALL there NOW—then they Waverly Electric. ..... 300 have splendid car service, beautiful Miller Park and building restrictions all around them. They know what their surroundings will be. 300 Others have bought lots there and will build. S. 0. S. MOTOR CO. W. M. SWANSON, Mgr. TYLER 717. / 2404-6 Leavenworth St. _* Located in a new addition where values are sure to increase. Street now being paved. See it at 4228 Mason Si. CHAS. HORN, OWNER. WALNUT 3219. AUTOMOBILES EXCEPTIONAL . VALUES IN USED CARS Our experience and good judgment in AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ONE ACRE LET’S TALK THIS OVER Opportunity Is knocking at YOUR door. We have beautiful lots left with all improve- ments in, at $550 to $850 And splendidly built homes for sale from $3,250 to $5,000. Let us sell your old home and lo- , cate‘you in this beautiful district. Come out today and look it over. Chas. W. Martin & Co. 742 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. " Tyler 187. ATTRACTIONS OF COUNTRY LIFE Are found in Fairacres. No other acre prop- erty near Omaha is protected by building re- strictions. YOU MAY NOT WANT A large lot. Here is a fine lot, nearly an acre, big enough for a good house, large lawn, garden, flowers and fruit. 3 ONLY $2,750 / It #s a good investment. Buy and forget it for five years. It is a good place for a home. No better suburban property, and in the line of city’s growth., May we show it to you? GEORGE & COMPANY Phone Douglas 766. 902 City Nat. Bank Bldg. ACRE PROPOSITION, IMPROVED The owner of 3105 Redick Ave., will offer it for sale for $4,600.00 on the following terms: $1,5600.00 cash and $500.00 in three years and $2,600.00 in five years at 6%. Now listen to this: 1 am a Real Estate Dealer and think I know values. I offered $8,600.00 cash for the next improved acre east, which is a corner and in alfalfa, and could not buy it. The acre for sale has a frame building on it, 28x40, nearly new, and four large rooms and bath downstairs—no bath fixtures installed. There is an upstairs, only floored, which could be made into three extra large rooms. There is mo city water, sewer or gas on place, but they are all in street 120 feet from acre. Electricity is installed and turned on; also house piped for gas. It has a fine, extra-high ceiling, full base- ment, dry; also soft water in kitchen. wells of water in city, bar none, and fine cistern and filter. oor not cemented; has fine furnace and soft water in laun- It also has one of the very best The east one-half of acre has two nice chicken houses with large runs. There are all kinds of bearing fruit trees, moss ross bushes, lilacs, pieplant, asparagus and large raspberry patch, three kinds of grapes. The west one-half is for gardening. Entire acre fenced od. This house was built by owner for a home and you can see gr yourself it is well-built, and I will show you proof where all improvements cost $3,485.00. Now this is a pretty lace and only one and a half blocks from northeast corner of Miller Park. Car line service four minutes, twenty-two minutes to center of city, and the view dlone is worth $1,000.00. You can see from Missouri Valley to Lake Manawa, This prog erty will not be sold under any other terms than above mentioned and will be open all day uu{ly for inspection and will be taken off the market Monday noon next if not sold. “WILLIAM COLFAX 702-4-6 Keeline Bldg. Douglas 8373. Sunday: Walnut 2479. The Asphalt Top and Binder For LOCKWOOD PAVING is now being put In place—making the final completion of this HIGHLY-IMPROVED ADDITION. Just a few months ago the firat bullding Site was sold. Now, there is no waiting. No more dis- agreeable foatures on account of torn up stroets. Come out today and secure your lot, even though you may not want to bulld your home until spring. TAKE THE LOCKWOOD DRIVE, Go west on Farnam or Dodge street to 52d street and then south. SHULER & CARY, Phone D, 5074. 2d Floor Keeline Bldg. FARM AND RANCH LANDS CATIFORR mento, for list. B. R. payments. Write for awnee, Okl farms near Sacra- | FARM AND RANCH LANDS 3 Missouri_Lands. SMALL MIBSOURI FARM—410 cash and % monthly; no interest or taxes; highly pro- Quotive 1and; close to 3 big markets. Write for photographs snd full “Information. Munger, A-119, N. Y. Life Bldg. Kansss City, Mo, GREAT BARGAINS—$6 down, §6 monthly, buys 40 acres good fruit and poultry land. near town, southern Missourl. Price only $200. Address Box 808, celsior Springs 1 lia, Mo, divided Into farms to sult; in. La Fore, 7358 Manchester, St Mo, (Owner). CREAM OF THE DELTA PLANTATION. 400 acres land_ of which 175 in cultiva- tlon; finely fenced; best Improved place on Sunflower river; Improvements, 6- room residence, newly papered; house. tront and back gallerfes screened; com- missary, fine dug well water; varlety beautiful flowers and shrubs; good or- chard; barn, two-story, 54x96 feot; also another barn about 30x34 feet; blacksmith shop, 8 good tenant houses, 12 cotton houses, cowshed, garage et and cream no better: long -di o tele- phone; dally R. F. D. mail; lce dellvered | by motor truck; a bargain. For full par- | ticulars and price write G. Robinson, own- er, Indianola, Miss. —____Nebraska L'“‘i! M_A 5 AT AUCTION THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 2 P. M. CUSTER COUNTY LAND 640-acre farm and ranch. 200 acres under plow, lles level to gently rolling; balance rolling hay and pasture; fair set of Improvements. For full informa- tlon address NEBRASKA REALTY AUCTION CO., Central City. NQP. ‘ AT P i Improved { in Platte C | Public Auction | WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8 AT 2 P. M. Farm 1s 6 miles southeast of Genoa and 5 miles southwest of Monroe, Neb.; very eoasy terms. This Is & good, well improved Don’t Neglect the Springs Thousands of accessories have been sold, for evéry part of the car, but a very important part has been overlooked, at least no successful OILER has been invented until this wonderful little G. L. W. came to fill a long-felt want. There is more friction-bearing surface in a set of auto springs than in all the rest of the car. Springs are exposed and quickly rust, the result is squeaking and jerking. Stiff, dry, inactive springs mean hard rid- ing, broken spring leaves and the necessity of shock absorbers. Well lubricated springs take the bumps out of the road, save tires and frame, and make riding a comfort and pleasure. The action of springs is intended to be smooth. To accomplish this, they must be oiled. » 95¢ The G.L.W. Oiler 25¢ Is a siniple little device that is attached to the ° top leaf of the springs and is almost invisible. By its position and mechanical perfection the vibration of the car in transit keeps a con- stant flow of oil, just enough to keep the spring lubricated, thereby eliminating all squeaks and rust and increasing the easy riding facilities of the car. | Over 100,000 sold in the last six months. Ask Your Dealer. REMEMBER 2 5 tHE PRICE. .. 2 C COUNTY AGENTS WANTED. PHONE DOUGLAS 3217 882 Brandeis Bldg. Omaha, Neb. pert repairing and overhauling facilities enables us to offer the purchaser a car of exceptional value at very low prices 1 Oakland Speedster . . $325 1918 5-Pas. Studerbaker 125 5 Pas. Studerbaker, self starter ...... e ab0) B=Past Kt o 2560 1915 Ford, 5-Pas. . . . . . D35 I Baker Electric ....... 300 \ Waverly Electric ... .. 300 |1 S. 0. 8. MOTOR CO., 2404-6 Leavenworth St. Tyler 717. USED CARS AT REAL | PRICES 1014 Interstate, 7-passenger, good con- ditfon, $260. 1914 Abbott-Detrolt, 7-passenger, elec- tric light and starter, $300. 1914 Ford touring, just overhauled, $265. C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO., t Douglas 863. 2216-18 Farnam St. AUTO CLEARING HOUSE 2309 Farnam 8t. Douglas 3310. 1916 Overland Touri 1916 Dodge Touring. . 1916 Chevrolet Touring Hudson Coupe, late model, $400 625 400 Who's setting the pace now? In the first nine months of 1916 THE BEE gained 42,906 Pald Ads. EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers for samo veriod by mare than— 30,000 PAID ADS. Good Results. Good Rates, Good Service. AUTO INSURANCE Fire, Theft and Liability at lowest rates. KILLY, BLLIS & THOMPSON, #13-14 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. _Doug. 2819, 1914 NYBBRG—é-cylinder, 60 h. p. . wheel base. New tires. EXCELLENT CONDITION. Call Harney 1486 after § p. m. Wil demonstrate. CROSSTOWN GARAGE, 816 5. 24th_ St. Doug. 444s. We buy OLD CARS. Parts for Hup 20, Oldsmobile, Chevrolet, Apper- son. WE will trade you & new Ford for your oid one. INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO., 20th_and Harney. Doug. 6351 ONE PACKARD closed laundaulet body, for sale at a bargain. R. C. Smith, 2034 Far- nam St. Phone Doug. 3697. / CORD Ltires for Fords, 30x3, 35.65; 80387, $11.66. Zwiebel Bros. D. 4878. 3618 Farnam St OUR REPAIR WORK WILL SATISFY YOU, TELL & BINKLEY, =113 Harnay BC USRI Doug 1100 MY Cole coupe for aale, A-1 condition, Call Mr. Firnery, care Wellington Inn. Auto Repairing and Piinfln.T STROMBERG_SBRVICE STATION. GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, 1506 Jackson 8t. Carburetors _my _speclaity. Red 4143. 700 roward for magneto we can’t repair. _ Colls repaired. Baysdorter. 310 N. 18th. NEB, Auto Radiator Repalr Bervic Dricos right. 318 8. 19th 8¢ D. 13 Motorcycles and Bicycies NOW IS BARGAIN TIME Towa Lands. ey AUDUBON COUNTY, IOWA—200-acre well- | \mproved farm botween Kimballton and | farm. I interested, write Dowd Auction Co., Overstocked and wa Don't miss this - Two Pretty Homes in used motorcycles. Omaha, Neb., for further information. are going to move them. i i school; Danlsh community; | A X One in Dundee and the other in the Hanscom Yy "p'.;"::rl(;hz.l.i; e " bargamn | __JAMES L. DOWD, Auctioneer._ 0 chance. Park District. 5011 Davenport, a six-room bungalow e D the vicheat counties of lowa.| VALLEY COUNTY FARM L ¢ Shedd Investment Co., Fifth Floor, Ramge AT AUCTION o Harley-Davidson Twin ............$ 66.00 AT AUC ’ Harley-Davidson Twin 70,00 Large living room running clear across the front of the house, then dining room, bedroom, kitchen and bath on the first floor. These rooms all finished in Harley-Davidson Twin .. 76.00 fl Other Harley-Davidson's up to .... 175.00 Yale 2-speed with side car complete 125.00 Indlans, Excelsiors and other makes are THURSDAY. NOV. 1 P. M. AT ORD, NEBRASKA. 560 acres well fmproved 3% miles of cre farm, all tiled, no from Ames, la. C “SERVICE FIRST” FARM AND RANCH LANDS oak. Two bedrooms on the second floor. Full base- | R L R A B O golng In’ this sale at ridiculouply low ment with best hot-air heating plant. The lot is large, TTRGRE—FARM rES—FWoM | ormation address | ISED ‘ AR B ARG AI \| S Gl B being 50x135, and in the very best part of Dundee. Minneapolis; 3 miles from two good ral NEBRASKA AUCTION (O, VICTOR ROOS i road towns; good set of bulldings, consl Central City, Neb. y Only a few. hundred. feet from the jcar line. The ing of T house, Iarge barn, granary, | FOR SALE—320 acres unimproved Tand, 7 e “THE CYCLE MAN” owner of this house is moving to Chicago and must goto cria, maching shed, windmil et | "t trom Newport, Nab: 10 acres of 1—Interstate Touring Car.......... $200 ! have the money out of his home. enlly ul” e culivated; 1o waate land; R A B i e Ol 2— Interstate Touring Car........ 400 27th and Leavenworth Sts. Omaha. i ’ \ excellont_corn land; hea cattle, | cumbrance, $3,000, s s o & o b pisssie The other one is located on 81st St., a short dis- ting :Il' u ck;‘o‘::;‘.‘“:":".‘(‘: ‘L‘_::‘_k:'r"’:‘ :‘;::T‘: élnhu\w- oty Address Box 1“3‘1 Ban- S—Wmtoq Tourln_g (o] T e v et 250 t.neehsouth :;fh}{alnuon;l Il,lmi!‘" This is ; full two- and oo Chineryevery | §40 ACRES, A1 Tand, weil improved and 4—Franklin Touring Car.... 175 story house with a large hall, living room, dining room of this ooy, Suew bt ASK Jorinore; | DR 1oAtisn in Kimball cousiy otwr. 5—Moline Touring Car...... 350 HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar- > and kitchen on the first floor. A beautiful fireplace TR0 qasboall the ime wizietion Bal: | G0, COhi iy, fTAR BEORYERY £E fat s Baker Electri cg G 50 gaina n g machizes. Victor Roce. “The i in the living room. Two exceptionally large bed- 1928 Piymouth _Brk. Minneapolis, Mian. e 7 ]a e e Dot 350 00D Sieyol, basRin for casb - L. FiTH rooms and bath on the second floor. The down- Mittaas Lands FOR Nebraska and lowa farms, aiais What Gl U Py SN e s Rt g annic Hikii ol AR stairs is finished in the best of quarter-sawed oak. We SALE OR RENT, highly improved stock, e ciy Y"..f:i"':.!f..f\; > ns'""h Se., 8—Pierce Limousine .............. 500 = R e J id i iry tarm; 1,819 acres; tamous | T80~ AND #0-ACRE Johnson : REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS can sell this place for $4,200 and the ynpaid install- grain and dalry farm; 1,819 acres; famout| 748 AND YeACRE Jobnson, ¢ 9—Chalmers Touring Car.......... 400 e Bnta, of paving. EAENE B el Wl R e St 10—Cadillac Touring Car.......... 750 Loaslaay nades fommetere If you are now a renter, let us show you one of T tntaner e PR 11—Hupmobile Touring Carithe. 550 i signin feireatinocth lafibxs 1 IO R these beautiful homes. FTROTOLASS tarm Tands In Montana for | 391,000 BUYS 1,350 acres improved Tand 8 12—Franklin Touring Car.......... 650 o R o s ] aettlers or investors in any size tracts, on| miles from Sidney, Neb. Michael V . . R nerih Dldk, Nox138T otth: ¢ Ruddy, Alblon, Neb. 13—Marion Touring Car........... . 200 weat corner Forty-second and Ames A. P. TUKEY & SON S b L B : FOR SALE—3%0-acre wheat ranch, good Miscellaneous. feet west of Forty-second street, PHONE DOUGLAS 502. 1507-8 W. O. W. BLDG. elidiae: au00 WAl Nad fenche: ‘SIl ou\-| BEND yous asme todesy Reciive oflers ROEtH Eatdel RISSINY Eundivicad il oS Sn tivated land; price 426 per acre. For par-| from land owners, agents, overywhere I LRI (e T SRl DR i Maryland Lands, I T water 'm'fil ters, crabs, fish, ducks: fine 7 o&u‘: At averyibing; beat % . ustrat gty let, “Alg Mean Henry Mackay, Algoa, Tex. Anne. Md. |FARM AND RANCH LANDS 7" YOU are thinking of & home in the Toxus gulf coast country, wend for book- Opportunity.” most liberal payments. J, D. BRYAN, Corner Bth Ave. and Pearl St Council Bluffs, Ia ticulars address E. G. Farnsworth, Dillon, Mont. Wuconnn_u;qg; | CAN sell or exchange any lands you have to ofter. | __United Realty A UPPER WISCONSIN—Best dairy and gea- eral orop state in the union Settiers wanted; lands for sale at low prices on essy terma; exocellent lands for wtook raising. Ask for booklet 35 on Wiscousin Central Land Grant: state acres wanted. If interested in frult lands ask for book- et 00 Apple Orchards. Address Land Com. missioner 800 Rallway, Minneapolis, Mina. Exchange, Denv: POULTRY AND PET STOCK DAMAGED WIHEAT, $1.60 a bundred. A. W. Wagner, 801 N. 16th. EXPERT ways ready.” Omaha Garage, 2010 Harney St. Tyler 666. Guy L. Smith “SERVICE FIRST” 2563 Farnam Street. Douglas 1970. - | ja " -rs ___Auto Livery and Garages. | Automobiles for Hire. repalring, ‘‘service car al- R s o FORD for rent. You by mile. Doug. 362 ay drive it. I charge Evenings, D. 8568, avenue, 60x128; Ames avenue, 100 feet east of Thirty-fourth avenue, south side, 50x130; Ames avenue, G0 i John F. Flack and wife to Walter J. Bell, Sprague street, 310.7 foet west of Forty-fourth street, south side, 40x130.85 John D. Howe to Herman H. Auer- bach, Twenty-third street, 132 feet south of Clark street, east side, 132x Ro land D. Shields, Decatur st