Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 23

| 1 PERSONAL THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, MOVING AND STORAGE |REAL I'STATE—Ummproved REAL ESTATE—Investments MEN treated and cured by Dr. Burke, Omaha’ -nermm, at 218 Crounse Blk. Opposite P. O. RUPTUR succenrully “treated with- out a surglcal operation Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 306 Bee Bldg. MAE BRUGMAN, M. T. Sclentific masseuse baths. 203 Karbach Blk. Red 2721. EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NEW DELICATESSEN, 1806 FARNAM. MIBS L. LILLY—Bath an 1 Farnam St 2d flo PI MT8§ WILSON—Bath idge Blk 5 BIB anmn 108 m, to § p. m. D yaa1. MI88 CLARK, manicuring, 1802 8t. Room £. Douglas §76 X PRIVATE maternity Hom Bt Phone Colfax 2042. BCIENTIFIC mussage, 620 Bea Bidg, Phone Douglas 6372. Manicuring and_mas “Farnam 416 N. 38th 13 0R v furalahe b7 unfaralshad apis ~ at 24th and Farnam or 2ith and Harney Doug. 1472, FOR RENT—HOUSES Globe Van and Storage Co. For real moving service try us. Large 3-horse padded vans. Storage, $1 month. Satisfaction’ guaranteed. We move you QUICKER, CHEAPER AND SAFER. Phone Tyler 230 or Douglas 4338, ~ GORDON VAN CO. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE, Packing, storage and ing. 219 N. 11th St Douglas 394. T METROPOLITAN VAN STORAGE CO. Careful attention given to orders for moving, packing or storage. Office at Ray- mond Furniture 3 and 1515 How- ard St. Phone FIDELITY &ita: FREE Phone Douglas 288 for list of vacant houses and apart- ments, Also for storage, moving. 16th and Jackson Sts, mov- Phone AND FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and planos, moving; packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN 802 S. 16th St J.C.REED 1207 Farnam St Van and two men, Maggard— ot Van and Storage Co., Moving, Packing. Elaru[e and shipping. Phone Dou 1496, AND BTORAGE CO.. Douglas 4163, Exprecs and Moving. packing and storage. Douglas 6245, 7-R. modern house. Also 4-R. duplex, closo | _ in. Apply 2545 Clpllol Ave. 8-ROOM 2 va .z Fi $46.00. Phone Doug. 2“1 North. CLOSE 1N, MODERN 9-R. FLAT. 818 N. 16th St, 9-r, heat, $35.00 per month. H. A. WOLF, 614 Ware Blk. modern except ' Doug. 8088. RENT CUT TO 816, 1110 N, 22d—4-r. flat, steel range, gas plate, kitchen cabinet, water paid, $15. RASP BROS., Douglas 1653, 7 ROOMS, modern except furnace; large lot, barn. 8028 Burdette. Telephone Wal- nut 2546, 1816 GRANT ST.—1-r,, conm., mudern, $26 T, F. Hall, 43 Ramge Bldg. Doug. 7408 BIX room modern house, furnace, at 3424 Boyd St., $18. Inquire 3526 Ames Ave. $7—5134_N. 17th, 3 rms, good_repair. D. E. BUCK, 912 Omaha Natl. D. 6226. § ROOMS—Modern, 28th and Pinkney. Cail Webster 2688. . NEW 6-room bungalow, #18. 2688. Call Webster $36—Bix-room, 3504 N. 24th Bt. Web. 1677 South. 918 §. 81 St., 6-room cottage, modern, fur- nace, electtic lights, desirable location, $22.50. ARMSTRONG-WALSH (‘;0.. Tyler 1636, Rose Bldg., 16th and Farnam. 112 8. 35TH AVE, 6 rooms, all modern; nswly painted; fine West Farnam location. $36.00, ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY, Tyler 1636. Rose Bldg., 16th and Farnam, 709 Georgla avenue, 13 rooms, modern, $65. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO Doug. 2716, 1016 Omaha Natl. Bank Bl MODERN cottage, five rooms, large cement basement, 1041 B. 24th Bt. 1316 PARK AVE—7-r. mod. brick. cellaneous. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. HOUSES AND COTTAGES PARTLY MODERN. 4-R.~—3401 Maple St. 4-R.—3401 Parker St. 4-R.—1616 Carter Lake Bivd. 7-R.~—5016 No. 42d St. MODERN EXCEPT HEAT. 6-R.—2804 Saratoga St........ .~—2819 No. 27th St. (for col- +.8 9.00 10.00 14.00 6-R.—3919 No. 20th (with ‘lr‘[u) 6-R.—4112 Farnam 8t. 7-R.~ 973 No. 27th Ave 7-R.~3006 No. 18th St. 7-R,~ 916 So. 26th St. {bl‘&nd new, strictly modern brick dwelling) $-R.—3901 No. 17th St. 1717 Park Ave. (choice brick decorated inside A dwelling very clnuAe in) » 6-R.— 203 So, 30th 8t (strictly modern flat, with hardwood fin- ish and butlt-in utfet)...........$26.00 WE HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR COM- PLETE PRINTED LIST BEFORE RENT- ING. PORTER & SHOTWELL, 202 So. 17th St. Doug. 5013. OUR FOR RENT COLUMN. 4 rms., gas, city water, toilet, $10.00 mo., very reasonable, Franklin and 43d, 7 rms, strictly mod- ern, $26.00 mo.; nice place Grant and 43d, 7 rms, heat, $20.00 mo.; nice ho mod., except On Belleview Blvd., near in, 6 rms., good house and Iot, $20.00. INTER-STATE REALTY CO., 929-30 City Nat, Bldg. Phone 8862. Call today. The Bee carried 42,906 MORE PAID Want Ads first 9 months of 1916 than same period 1915, This figure EXCEEDS THE COM- BINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers by OVER 20,000 PAID ADS. Reason: Better Results, Better Ri NEW 6-room stucco, with sun room; never occupled. Fireplace, On car line. $40.00. BENSON & CARMICHAEL, 642 Paxton Block, Douglas 1722, HOUSES FOR RENT. CREIGH, SONS & CO. BEE BLDG DOUQ. 2 6-ROOM MOD. COTTAGE-—close ln; $22.50, First Trust Co. D. 1151, FOR RENT—Ap’ts ‘and Flats West. < FINE WEST FARNAM APT,, $42.50 The best apartment now available In Omaha; Colonial Apt., 38th and Farnam: Five llfla light rooms, $42.60. See or phone immediately. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. 1622 Farnam. Douglas §98. FOR RENT—Dundee five-room & apartment, for $56.00. W. L. BELBY & BONS, DOUGLAS 1510. 7-ROOM flat for rent. Modern except heat, $18. 2010 Farnam. Inquire 2908 Far- nam 8t North, RENT CUT TO $15, 1110 N. 22d—4-r. flat, steel range, gas plate, kitchen cabinet, water paid, $15. RASP_BROS., Douglas 1653, South, i-iwl modern apartment at 4§ 430 South 25th Ave.; private basement, heat Janitor service. e BENSON & MYERS CO,, 434 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bidg, Doug. 746, Miscellaneoue. BRICK st for rent, per month; 8 rooms, _modern _iho wug 163 WANITED TO RENT. Unturmished Houses and Ulats. WHAT bave you for rent in the way of four, five d six-room modern up-to-date apartments? I'refer- ence will be given to those In better districts of the city. Want 1o deal direct with owners. No agents. Tele- phone Douglas 101, —_— e WANTED lisung on cottages or houses to rent or celi on easy payments. Have cus- tomers waitin, nquire 413 Karbach Block. Douglas 0. GALLAGHEPR. & NELSCN will k after your rentals 44 Brandels Bide Doug 3382 FOR RENT—Business Pr'p'ty Stores: BASEMENT, 111 8 16th, steam heat, $30 607 8 13th St.. good brick, $30 JOHN N. FRENZER. Douglas 654, TWO modern stores near Postoffice. rent. G. P Stebbins, 1610 Chicago. FOR RENT—Modern store room, steam heat. 2414 Ames Ave. Colfax 2900. Offices and Desk Room. DESIRABLE studio location in Wead bldy 18tb aud Farnem, and In Baldrige bldg. 20th and Flrnlm rental reasonable. F. D. WEAD. Wead Bldg DESIRABLE omu rooms In the remodeled Crounse block, 119 N. 16th St, (opposite postoftice). $10 to $15 per month. Conrad Young, 322 Brandels Theater. Doug. 1671, THOICE office apace Baird BIag . 17th and Douglas _ MeCague Inv_Co REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED West. 5019 BURT ST. $5,760—7 rooms, brand new, living room, dining room, sun room and Kitchen first floor and 3 fine bedrooms and bath on second floor; interior very attractive, with fine fireplace; full lot, with gai and drive; 2 blm[ka from car line. _HIATT CO, 246 Omaha Nat'l. Bidg. Tyler 60. BEAUTIFUL HOME. We have for sale on very easy terms a splendid residence at 116 N. $3d St. This house has elght rooms, sll in fine con- dition. The lot is 650x143. I' is in & very desirable neighborhood and the price i certainly low. ALFRED THOMAS, 308 First National Bank Bids. WEST FARNAM. 6-room strigtly modern home., Living room, dining “room and kitchen on first floor, three bedrooms and bath on. seo- ond floor. ' Bullt-in fireplace. Garage for two cars. On paved street, One block from car line. WIill sell on terms or discount for cash. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Omaha_Nat. Bk.: Bldg. D. 1781, WEST DODGE ST. HOME. Six large rooms and bith, strictly mod. ern, o {inish, _beautifully deconled,, price only $4,200. Yes, we can sell on el ferms, This'ls & real anap for quick salo, OSBORNE, 701 Omaha Natlonal Bank Bldg. Doug. 1474, WEST FARNAM DISTRICT—8-room, 3 baths, nearly new: big. discount, only $5,260. See it. 323 N. 38th Ave. 18 "LINCOLN BLVD—I11-room _house, strictly modern, with bot IIW heat Douglas 1818. Bk. North. MY HOME FOR SALE. Built only three years. Has thres bed room secon: floor; vestibul living room, dining room, butler's pantry, kitch- en and rear entry on the first floor; full basement; §0-foot lot, No. 3332 Walnut 8t. Phone Harney 6793. PRETTIEST MILE BARGAIN, 4-room cottage, partly modern (free) with east front lot, beautiful large shade trees and shrubbery, 83x295, the finest Jot on the Boulevard, 1l blocks to car line. Lot alone worth $4,000, reduced to $3,600 for quick sale, P. J. TEBBENS CO., 605 Omaha Nat. Bank. Phone D. 2182, THAT five-room cottage on Fiorence Boule- vard for only $1,760, for a few days. W. H. GATES, 647 Omaha Natlonal Bnnk Bldt _Doug. 1294. Web. FARMERS, ATI‘ENTION—thncn to buy 8- room, new, modern, stucco, and 6-room, new bungalow. or trade for acres or fruit ;lnnh. Total value $6,000. Call Webster 588 $2,260—Will buy the modern home at 2638 Davenport 8t. This is $1,000 less than the price on the adjoining house and lo: ot same size. JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST. AN ESTATE orders one remaining property closed out. A 6-r. house, business lot, M.lllll.ry Ave.. only $1,260. A great bar- OEORGE G. WALLACE, 614 Keeline Bldg. KOUNTZE PLACE rertricted aistrict resi dence for sale. K.V Kniest, 3616 N 18th. Col. 1546 NEW BUNGA™OW HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT Large llying room with bullt-in book- cases, dining room with plate rall and paneled walls, kitchen, two bedrooma and bath, all on 'one floor. Oak finish and oak floors, large attic; full basement; guaranteed furnace; large south front lot, close to car, school, stores and park, Wili cail tor you and show you this bunga- low. P!mne us for appointment. SCOIT AND HILL CC.,, Douglas 1009, Ground Floor McCague Bldg. FIVE ROOMS—NEW All modern in every detail; iiving and dining room all oak finish, with bullt-in bookcases; pantry with elaborate cup- boards, icebox room: full basement with ticor drain: shades; electric fixiures and screens; all furnished. This (a u reai bar- galn at $2,760; $500 cash, balance on terms to suit. Uthers ask as much as 3,260. Let us show you this week. TRAVER BROS 706 Omaha Nat. Bk. Evenings Weh. ug. 6888, HUUBES WANTED, WE HAVE BUYERS FOR . dOMES WORTH THE MONKY LN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. LI81T YUUR PROP&K. TY WATH US #OR KESULTS. INEILS HEAL ESTATE & INS. AGCY Hrundols Thes'er Hidg I'yler 1024, NEW 6-ROOM BUNCALOW Very Ry terms. 1210 8, 26th Ave. Red 1881, Miscelianeous. §$250 CASH, §: of the niftiest bungalows in town ; bath; strictly modern; oak nm.h. number of special features; lighting and plumbing fixtures; full ce- ment basement, furnace; dandy east front lot; 1% biocks to car. Price only $3,100 Let us show you this bargain, RASP BROS. Douglas 1653 INVESTMENTS, INSUX come on_price. 83,600, -r. and “with high grade 396 down, balance monthly °H WILLIA also your terms and pric 3 3 houses (flat cost $3,600), $2.500. D 2107 FURNISHED rooming house or hotel in small town. All particulars in first letter, Hurryl A. R. Turnes, 2101 Douglas St. FIVE rooms, new, oak finish, fully deco- rated, all modern, etc., $2,760; $200 cash, balance monthly. Colfax 1836, sleeping porch and bath on the|. I West. LOT SNAP. WEST FARNAM DISTRICT. to Farnam car, church and the new Henry W Yates' school site: \.est front on 34th St first vacant lot south of Davenport. Some fine homos bulld- ing in this block. This lot only $1,350. subject to paving: 48x136 ft. D. V. SHOLES CO., 915 City Nat. Bk, Bldg Doug. 49 Close Presbyterian BRS and bullders, 0 see us cek. We huve some special bar- in some low-priced lots, where you y build small modern homes heve all street improvements; are ol ; near car und are sciling for wbout $400, SHULER & CARY, 204 Keelino Bldg. _Phoue D. 5074 North AFTER lookin at NE LUSA, 800 ferent buyers decided that it was the best proposition on the market and they backed thelr judgment by buylng lota IF YOU will come out toduy you wili understand why ofhers are buying CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO., Tyler 1x7 Omaha Nat Bank 742 Bldg $250 CASH, $27.50 per month, will buy a striotly close to car, a little $2,960. brand _new, b-room bungalow, modern, paved street, north of Kountze place. Price, WIIl take lot as first payment RASP_BR OWNER must & U front lot on Font nelle Bivd, o Clatrmont Will ssll at sacrifice orice It taken at once. Call Louglas 1732 b MINNBE LUSA—NIce 1ot on Titus Ave., near 24th St. oan be bought at a bargain; this lot must be sold Se. me quick. C A Grimmel, 849 Omaha National Bk, Bldg South. ACRES SOUTH. Improved and unimproved in one to ten-acre tracts, on or near Bellevue car line. Best of school facilities C. R. CQMBS, Phone Doug 3816 809 Brandels Theater. Miscellaneous. A FINE place for chicken ralsing, garden- lnl or frult trees and berry bushes; 10 d lots: one block from car line and clu- to school. Price, $760: $1' down and 60c per week on each lot. Box 70 Bee. REAL ESTATE—Suburban Benson, SUBURBAN ACRES FOR SALE. A 82-acre tract in Ralston, adjoining Beymour Lake Country club; level garden land. Will sell the entire tract at a bar- saln or in 2-acre tracts as many as are wanted, on easy monthly payments, AMERICAN SECURITY CO, 17th and Douglas Sts. Phone Dg. 6013, b2-3 Acres With 4-Room House If you want & good suburban home where you can grow the best kind of vegetables, you should look at this prop- erty. About 315 acres of good, level, rlch black loam soll, the balance can be us for pasture. Has running water. Thll s located northwest of Benson, % mile from the paved road and the new town of “West Benson." This is the finest kind of land for potatoes. WIill sell on pay- ment down of "‘II balance very easy s. _Price, HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 HARNEY ST. PHONE TYLER 60, 10 Acres Northwest of Benson ‘Within one-half mile of paved road; fine laying lan Has 8 acres in raspberries, 5 acres in alfalfa, 2 acres cultivated; will sell for $400 per acre on very easy terms. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 HARNEY ST. New 6-Room Cottage With One Acre Located wtihin one block of the Main Street, paved road and Benson Gardens Jitney line. Has electric lights. Land fs level and has the richest kind of soll. Would make an ideal place for ralsing chickens—have a garden and some fruit. Only 6c car fare downtown. Will sell on payment down of $266 and the balance about the same as rent. Phone Tyler 50. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 HARNEY ST. T BTART YDUR HOIE IN BENBON! 8 LOT. $10.00 dawn lnd "0 00 per month; price $300.00; size 50x128; located on Locust 8t., between Clark and Burnham, not far trom school and car line. Geo. R Wright. Ree office, Omaha. Dundee. CHOICE APARTMENT HOUSE SITE IN DUNDEE 136x131 ft., corner lot with north and east frontage; on car line; paved streets convenient to stores and public Improve- ments. This {s by far the cheapest buy suitable for this purpose on the Lincoln Highway. Price and terms on application Do not fail to investigate {f ypu are look- ing for a money-maker, as we cannot supply the present demand for apartments and this location is ideal. GEORGE & COMPANY, Phone Doug. 766. 902 City Nat. Bk. Bldg < = DUNDZE. 6016 Cuming St. Strictly modern, new, 1-r. house, hard wood finish, tra well built and right up to the minute, ready to occupy. Price $5,400. Easy terms. 8. P, BOSTWICK & SON, Bl Tyl 300 . B 1605 Florence. NETHAWAY has §, 4, 6, 20 and 136-mora impr_tracts for city property. Plo. 228, South Side. 5-ROOM_residence. Bouth Bide, $1,600; 50 cash. balance 318 per morth Dous 6226 Miscellaneou Plan Now To Raise Chickens Next Year New, large, 4-room bungalow with full basement, or cellar, and poultry house. Four lots, (almost an acre), one block to paved road and free jitney line. Price, $2,360; $235 cash, balance easy payments; or will sell two lots and_improvements. HASTINGS ¢ HEYDEN REAL ESTATE—B'nen Pr'pty DOWN TOWN LOTS. 44x66 feot, 19th and Burt'Sts., $2,200 40x68 ieet, with half inters in 18-foot driveway, near 30th and Farnam Sts, $1,000 J, H. DUMONT & CO,, 416-18 Keeline Bldg. Phone Douglas TNCOME projerty near ¢ora plant 16ib 8t Owner, Harney 3364 e g FARM LAND WANTED DAIRY FARM WANTE Party with 70 head of stock wants ry farm. Can take possession March 1, 1917 or 1918, Address Box 662, Bee, " Double Brick Building 2918-2915 Dodge Street Woll buflt double brick building, in a good location. Has 6 rooms on each side Strictly all modern In every way. First- class condition, Renting for §540 per year. Owper has made the price, $5.000, for quick sale, on terms of about $4,000 cash. Look the building over on the out slde and if you are intorosted we will be B mx to shaw you through. Phone 1614 HARNRY ST, EXTRAORDINARY GOOD INVESTMENT. Wil sell or trade 8-story brick business block situnted on corner in business dis- telet of Omaha. close to postoffice and oc- cupied by high-grade mercantile business Annual rent, $4,200. For particulars call or write J. B. ROBINSON, 442 Bee Blig. D. 8097, Omaha. HARNEY ST.—$40,000. CLOSE-IN CORNER. With brick improvements that pay 8 T AT (A Ty s £ GLOVER & SPAIN, U ',':,]"’i .\75!1! oy 919 ‘lfl l‘lly \'N'lm’m SEE US FOR INVESTMENT AND SPECULATIVE PROPERTY. A. P. TUKEY & SON, Phone Doug. 602. 1807-8 W O. W. Bidg REAL ESTATE. WM. COLFAX, Keeline Bldg' Dous FOR SAL Doubla brick St. Louls tlat, within fou olocks of 18th and Harney; close in; bar- gain price. 4313, CALKINS & CO. Dnu'ln llll City Nllhnll Blnl FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Real Estate, Lands, Etc. HAVE two 160-acre farms and one 80-acre farm, eastern Nebraska, to tras for eoity property. ARCHER REALTY CO., uu Brandels Bldi. FO! together for luu or Call Dg. 6895 after 6 p. m. Omaha_ Bee. TRADBS—TRADES—TRADES. Farms, Cattle, Ranches, New Apart- ABBOTT. 4 Patterson Box 7090, ments, Flats, etc. Block. rental prop- ertles for Nob, or Ia Edward F Williams Co, h GOOD lot, drlll’lble lot Ford as part payment. Ri city proverty = e REAL ESTATE WANTED» WANTED—4, 6 and 6-roomed ho can be sold for $100 cash, bulance $16 per manth; givs complste descripfjon fimt etter. W. FARNAM SMITH & Co. 1320 Farnam St. Tel. Doug, 1064. T HAVE several partles wanting {0 ex- change Omaha property for acreage. Call or write 8. FRANK 201 Nevflla Bldg., Omlhn. Neb, WE bave buyers for your property. INTER-STATE REALTY Ci 920-30 City Nat. Bldg. Doug. 8863, FOR SALEB—F. D, Wead, 310 8o, 18th 8t, FINANCIAL Real Estate, Loans, Mortgages. CITY and farm loans promptly made. Rates, 5, 5% and 6 per cent. Reasonable com- mission. UNITED STATES TRUST CO., 212 Bouth 17th, Omaha, Neb. §PER CENT 10,6 per cent on best class olty residences in amounts $2,000 up, also farm loans, Reasonable commisaio PETERS TRUST CO., 1522 Farnam 8t. ORTGAGE, bearing 6 per cent wemi- cured by property valued at 1,000 Loomls Inv. C B W. T. GRAHAM, BEE BLDG. OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farm: O'KEEFE RBEAL ESTATE CO, 1016 Omaha Nat'l, Phun. Dout 2716. FARM and city loal . H. 8 MONGY—HARRISON & MORTON PCU." 916 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bidg. SONEY 1o loan on improved farms and . We also buy good farm mort- Kloke Inv, Co.,, Omaha., 1916, FARM AND RANCH LANDS —_ Nebraska Lands. T VALLEY coy NT FARM THURSDAY. AT ORD, NE 660 acros well improved ord, 230 under plow talta, co huy and justure formation address NEBRASKA AUC Il()\ CO., Contral City, FOR SALE—320 scres unimproved land, 1 miles from Newport, Neb.; 160 mcres of mendow, cuts 180 tons of hay, balance farm and pasture Priced at 35,400, en- cumbrance, $3,000, runs 6 years at i per cent, balance cash. Address Box 137 Bus. sott, Neb, 640 ACRES, Al land, well improved anc ®ood location In Kimball county, clear Wil consider Omahs property or farm down this way. THOMAS (‘A\H"nl-‘hl. _ Keelino Buuding. lflfl AND 80-ACRE Johnson cnunu. Neb farms: well Improved. A bargain tu \m praved 80 in Sarpy county. STEWART, F 26 8 17th FOK Nobiaska and lowa facrms, staie wha you want, we have (t. W. T. Smith Co 914 Clty Nat Bank Bldg . Omaha CAN vell or exchange any lands you have to offer C. J ! South Dakota Lands. Jfi» ACRE southeastern 8. D. furm for sale. a bargain at $65; good terms. Thos. P King, Armour, 8. D, 20 meres al For full UPPER \ eral orop dalry and A unfon Settlers wanted. 1ands for sal¢ at low yrices on essy terms. excellent lands for stock raising. Ask for bookiet §8 on Wiscousin Central Land Grant; wiste acres wanted If intereated in fruit iands. ask for book- Iet on Apple Orchards Address Land A‘am misioner San Ratiws DAMAGHRD WITEAT, Tondred & W Wagner. 301 N 16th s AUTOMOBILES WILLYS-OVERLAND INC. USED CAR DEPARTMENT. Phone D. 3202, 2047 Farnam St REBUILT OVERLANDS.* (LATE MODELS.) FORDS, TOURING CARS, §175 UP. Also Buicks, Studebakers, Hupps. and other light cars from $126.00 up, Lowest prices in America. Cars demonatrated, List furnished to out-of-town purchasers, Hend for it; no obligution, USED CARS AT REAL PRICES 1914 Interstate, 7-pi dition, $280. 1914 Abbott-Dietroit, 7-passenger, trie light and starter, $300. 1914 Ford touring, just overhauled, §265. C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO., Douglas 863, enger. good con- elec- 1216-18 Farnam Bt. tng the pac now? nine months of 1916 THE BEE gained 42,006 Paid Ads. XCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of thé other two Omaha papers for same verfod by more than— 30,000 PAID ADS. Good Results, Good Rates, Good Servics. AUTO INSURANCE Five, Theft and Liabliity at lowest rates. KILLY, ELLIS ‘ #13-14 City Nat. Bk AU—.O—CLEARIN G HOUSE 2209 Faynam St. Douglas 3310. 1914 Hudsod Coupe. 1916 Velle Bix, Touring. 1916 Pulman, Touring. 1916_Mitchel FOR SALE—3-p rebuilt Staniey Steamer, very classy AppeArance, uns passed_power, speed and éase of opera tlon, Like new, bargain. Cleon Skill- man, Pleasanton, Ne CROSSTOWN GARAGE, 316 8. 24th 8t Dotig, 4442, We buy OLD CARS, Parts for Hup 20. Oldsmobile, Choevrolet, Apperson, WE will trade you a new Ford for your old one. INDUSTRIAI: GARAGE CO., 20th_and_Harney. Douglas’ 6261, DON'T throw away old tires, We muke one new tire from two old ones and save you 60 per cent. 2-in-1 Vulcanizing Co., 1616 Davenport St., Omaha, Neb, Douglas 2014, TORD tires for Fords, d0xd, 35.66; 30X3H, 11.66. Zwiebel Bros. 618 OUR REPAIR WORK WILL SATISFY YOU, TELL & BINKLEY, 2818 Harney 8 "DON'T PAY IN INSTALLMENTS, 3, 4 or 5 YEARS. BEST PLAN. & CO, KEELINE BLDG. REAL BSTATE LOANS WANTED, THOS, L. McGARRY, BL TEL, 4344, per cent 5 land & Trumuuu, Niwlieg Bldg. Douglas 6707 $100 to $10,000 made promptly, F. D, Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Sts. i STROMBERG SERVICEZ STATION. -| GEORGE W, WILLIAMS, 1608 Jackson St. Carburetors my speclalty, Red 4142, $100 reward for magneto we can't repair, Baysdorfer, 210 N, 18th, and 0. Colls repaired. NEB. Auto Radiator Repair Service, prices right. 218 8, 19th 8t. D. 739 Auto Livery and Gnngel. MONBY on hand for city and farm loans. H. W. Binder, City Natfonal Bank Bldg, GARVIN BROS. N..f‘,’;n‘i.",:"%‘.v‘:,—,‘ CITY and farm loans, b, 6%, 6 per cent, _J. H. Dumont & Co., 416 Keel BXPERT auto repairing, 'service car ai- ways ready.” Omaha Garage, 2010 Har 8t. Tyler 066, _Automobiles for Hire, _ FORD for rent. You may by mile. Doug. 3622, Abstracts of Title. Kerr 7iue Guarantes and Abatract Co. 306 8 17th St, ground floor. Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co, REED ABBTRACT CO, oldest abstract of- fice In Nehrn kl 208 Elrnn Theater. MONEY TO LOAN Furnitire, Planos, Ind _notes us security. 0. H. H. gds., total cost, $3.50. Indorsed notes, total cost, $2.60. larger am'ts proportionato rate, Smaller, PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. Organized by Omaha Business Men, 432 Rose BIdg., 16th and Farnam. Ty. 666, FARM AND RANCH LANDS Maryllnd Lands. CASTFRN shore of Maryland; water front farms, oysters, crabs, fish, ducks; fine climate; level lund; grow everything; best bargains in the union. Ash for illustra catalog. H. D. Yates, Prin:ess Anne, Md Minnesota. T40-ACRE FARM, 45 MILES FROM Minneapolis; 3 miles from two good rail- road towns; good set o bulldings, co ing of 7-room, house, lerge barn, grai corn oribs, mXchine shed, windmill, 160 acres under cally all excellent consisti cultivation; can practi- be cultivated; no to land; corn land; 80 head of cattle, & of 12 cows, bulance one and two-year-olds, 6 horses, hogs, chickens .and complete set of machinery—every- thing on the place Including one-third of thia year's crop, goes at 460 per acre; 6,000 cash, all the time wanted on bal: ance, 6 per cent Interest. Schwab Brow, 1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn Mussouri, Lands 9| EMALL MISSOUKI FARM—$10 casb and 35 monthly; no Interest or taxos, highly pro- ductive iand; close to big markets. Write for photographs aud full informatio Munger, A-115, N, Y. Life Bidg. Kane City. Mo GRPAT BARGAINS—§6 down, $6 monthiy buys 40 acres good frult and poultry lund near town, xonthern Missourl. Price only $200. Address Box 808, Kxcelsior Springs Nebrasica . Lands. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Improved 145-acre Loup Valley Farm fn Platte County, Neb, will be sold ‘at Public Auction WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, AT 2P. M Farm Is b miles southeast of Genoa and 6 miles southwest of Monroe, Neb.; very easy terms. This ls a good, well improved tarm. If Interested, write Dowd Auctlon Co., Omaha, Neb, for further Information. JAMES L. DOWD, Auctioneer. i Motorcycles and Bicycles. HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE gains in used machines. Victor Roos, Motorcycle Man," 2703 L'uvanwurlh 1916 HARLBY-DAVIDSON, with fully equipped. Cheap. Call C after 6:30 p. m. $80 TAKES 1014 lwln m, eduipped, perfect (‘nhdniml R 1 N. 19th, JOIN the Swappei (‘Iub Mombership s free. Il at Bes office. ide fax oar; 8692 REAL ESTATE TRAN SFERS Margaret I, De Bord to Joel Lun- gren, northeast corner Thirty-ffth and Woolworth avenue, 98.7x141..$14,000 Truls Martenson and wite to Carson M. Rich, Stward street, 120 feet east of Thirty-fourth street, south slde, 4BX12T% ...oio.o... 1 Mary W. Gresly and husband to George 1 Parler, Webster street 200 foet west of Fiftleth street, north side, b0x185 DA 1 Jay D. Foster and wite to (he southenst cor- o 8. Redick company, ner Twenty-fourth and uew(y u nue, 40x58 John F. Flack and wite to Howard F. Dean, Forty-fourth avenue, 199 feet morth of Pratt street, east aide, 40x130 Ceeebsrinaas saet 70 Lorentz Hansen to Hervey Bayer, ot al, Onk street, 6% feet east of sonth street, wouth side, 20x 1,100 Roman Wisnfowski and wife to Mike Gibaniea and wife, X street, 165 feet west of Thirty-first street, north side, 41x107 ..., 900 Bridget Higgine and hushand to An- arew Kozlol, et al, Thirty-second street, 166 feet mllllh of K streat, easl side, 26x130 %y 1,660 F. M. McShane, jr, sheriff, to Omaha Deposit _company, Farnam streot, 6271 feet aast of Twenty-fourth wtreet, wouth side, 22x132 18,600 Charles Ware and wife to Hurmnn 1‘ Peters, Thirty-firat street, 200 feet north of Woolworth ave 50x140 1 James A. Waller and wife to Her- man Pr-lanl north corner Twentleth and Fort 120 485; Ogden strect, 80 feet east of Twentieth street, south side, 145.4x l!lmlrn Horn and wife to Clay W, Vroman, Mason street, 46 feet west of Forty-second street, south side, 46x108 ... heee . ok Carlton E. Holen and wife to Wiiliam ¥ Herring, southweat corner Forty- third and Mayberry streets, 60x108 1 Curl B. Herring and wife to Bdward Stoltenberg, Chicago street, 260 fet west of Fiftleth street, north nde, BOXISD voverruneaisis 2 Dantel Kennoy and wife to Rasp Bros,, Erskine street, 56 feet east of Thirty-sixth sireot, south side, 95x112 .. i ¢ 1 Poter Bivad and wi 23 e, ———————————— STATE BUSINESS IS HELP 10 THE H. P Traffic Officials Say Busines: Never 8o Good as at the Present Time, AND NEBRASKA IS THE BEST “If you care to, you may say that business on the Pacific was never quite as good as at the present time and that if there is any one place where it is a little better than another, it is over the Nebraska division,” a serted H. M. Adams, general traffic manager, St. Louis, who, officials of the roud, is out on the annual fall visiting trip, getting ac- quainted with patrons of the prop- erty. In the Missouri Pacific party are the following: H. M. Adams, general traffic manager, St. Louis; C. E, Per- kins, freight traffic manager, St Louis; C. L. Stone, passenger traffic manager, St. Louis; A. T. Stewart, general freight agent, and R. T. G. Matthews, assistant general passenger agent, Kansas City. The Missouri huilc officials are traveling special and have been out some two weeks, having been over all of the western lines and are all traffic men. Being connected with this arm of the company service, none of them know anything officially con- | cerning the Dodge strect situation or)what is going to be done in the mhiter of elevating the Belt Line tracks. Nebraska's Big Crop, General Traffic Manager AdalusAis delighted with the Nebraska crop sit- vation, saying: “I had heard that Nebraska had a g(md crop, but I had an |dcn that the picture had been painted in a little too bright colors. However, I find that such is not the case, for from oing through a good many of the ?cllds and talking with farmers and others, I am satisfied that the state has raised one of the greatest corn crops in its history. Looking over the southern portion of the state, 1 find that a large crop of winter wheat is out, considerable of which is up high enough so that it covers the ground with a carpet of green, “Nebraska farmers) all along our lines are prosperous and have been making good money during the last year. They have had enormous quan- tities of farm produce to sell and have received high prices for everything sold. Missouri with other Wrestler Is Coach. “Cyclone” Burns, the heavywelght wreat lpr, {8 teaching the Andover foot ball squud how to be gentle In tackling an opponent, oven though the victim lves after the at- tack. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS “Ayotie, southwest corner Fiftleth and Davenport atreets, bOX186. ..., John J, Mulvihill to the Odd Fnllcwn' Hall assoctation, Douglas atreot, 300 feet oast of Twanty-fourth streot, north side, 120x168. Abraham Davidson lll\d wlffl ln Mnx Davidson, Twenty-third street, 204 foot wouth of Grace street, east side, Tphratm Nordstrom and wife to Mflen D, Houck, Callfornia street, 300 feat west of Fifty-first street, uuuth slde, 60x186 1 Boulevard Park In pany to Hanna Rolnhurdl, Sahior atreet, 130 feet east of Twentleth street, north slde, 40x116...., 835 Alonzo B, Mack and wife to John ¥, Jackson, Thirty-fifth avenue, 160 feet north of Dodge street, east REAL ESTATE EGGS CHICKENS POTATOES MILK AND BUTTER Have all been going up In price recent- ly. All of the above foods can be ralsed and produced on an acre or two in. BENSON GARDENS That 1s why ko many now buying acres In this beautiful tract of 1and, in order to reduce the high cost of living and have the pleasuro of living where the alr s pure and surroundings Kood The car fare ls no more than living on a city lot. The Henson Gardens Jitney takes you to and from the end of the car line free of charge, If you work down- town. Paved road all the v hool and stores convenient. F lights itly been Installed. Acres nre and WARE earners. are ure have very low terms easy ACRES—$10 CASH $10 PER MONTH, HALF ACRES—$10 CASH, $6 AND §7.60 PER MO, Prices $500 an Acre and Up Huve seversl 2, 3, 4 and fi-room homes, all ready to move Into, on small payment down and smull monthly pryments, Mako your start now and be ready to put your garden and frult in next spring. See us ubout It at once, Hastings & Heyden 1614 HARNEY STREET. Phone Tyler 50, CLOSED CAR SALON SUCCESS ASSURED Keen Interest in the Display and Dealers Enthuse Over the Undertaking. SHOW OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. Before Closed the first annual Omaha Car Salon opened at the lrandeis stores Wednesday, some of the motor car men felt just a little bit dubious about the success of the show. The closed car show was an innovation and there was a feeling of misgiving. They weren't just sure that Omaha would take to the show, But when the first day of the ex- position was over shadows of doubt quickly vanished into thin air. For the Closed Salon was an unqu fied success. The attendance the first day was gratifyingly large. Of course it was impossible to keep any accurate ac- counting, but it is certain that several thqusand persons attended the dis- play. “l was really agreeably surprised,” declared Clarke Powell, secretary of the Omaha Automobile Show associa- tion, who heads the committee on ar- rangements of the Closed Car Salon too, “I didn’t expect to see such a big day opening day, because it is generally true .of such innovative events that the first day is a poor one, But the intense interest shown Wednesday upset the dope and proves that Omaha still holds its own as one of the Icadlng aulomoblle centers of the country.” Every other automobile man coie nected wtih the Salon echoes Powell's assertion that the Closed Car Salon has made itself an annual event in Omaha. Eighteen manufacturers are repre- sented at the Salon, showing the lat- est designs and models of %mpmved winter cars. The show continues every day this week from 8:30 in the morning until 9 o'clock at night. Open in the Evening. Wednesday evening several theater parties visited the Salon before at- tending the evening , performance. Among them were: Mesars. and Mesdamen— Hurry Weller, W. D, Hostord, Hlenn Wharton, . L. Alleman, Dra. and Mesdames— . 8. Owen, John Mach. J. J. MeMullen, Chicago Man Lost, Sought by Son Who Was Deserted Here | Frnnk Dorazno md his son Vito, aged 16 years of Chicago started from that city to seek employment on a sheep ranch at Baker, Mont. Wednes- day they stopped off at Council Bluffs and took a room at a Council Bluffs hotel. Inzthe night Vito awoke to find his father gone, and since then no trace of the man has been found, The boy had less than a dollar on his person, and came to Omaha, enteréd the Woodmen of the World Builuing and went upstairs with the intent o4 of sleeping in the lavatory, He was discovered by a woman, whose shrieks brought ~other occx- pants of the building, and he was turned over'to the police. He is being | cared for at the station while the aus thorities of both cities are looking for the missing parent. Three smaller | children and his wife constitute LFrank Dorazio’s family in Chicago. Is Missing Man the Vietim of Amnesm? Is John {) Mltchal a vigtim of am- nesia? Is he wandering about the country tnable to remember the past events of his life, his name and occu- pation? Or is the young watchman, who had been married onfy two years, at the bottom of the Missouri river? Mrs. Mitchel, wife of the missing man, cannot reconcile herself to the belief that her husband is dead. She prefers to think that he suffered a sudden loss of memory, a mental break that made him temporarily: un- able to recollect his former associa- tions, his home and even his young wife. In this belief she has the sym- pathy of some of the police, who know what freak tricks amnesia can make its victims do, It was only a suggestion which led the police to suspect that Mitchel met his death hy drowning. Early Tues- day morning his hat was found on the Union Pacific bridge. Inquiry at his home, 1009 Pacific street, revealed that he had not returned from his work as watchman. The first conclu- sion was that he had dropped off the bridge into the river. But all cfforts to locate further proof of his death in this manner have been futile. Heavy charges of dynamite have been blown in the river and big grappling hooks have dragged its bottom. But the search has been of no avail. Mitchel has disappeared a§ completely as though the earth had yawned and swallowed him. Demand for Labor Larger Than Supply The prosperity of Omaha is even reflected through the Salvation A according to Captain Kline, who s s that he cannot supply the dennd for labor. “We have fifty per cent more calls each day than we can handle. Our greatest problem is 10 find men able to do much of the v offered,” he said, “as man laborers ane convalescing {};um erations.” Adjutant La Plant of Sioux (it will replace Adjutant Ellwood, was given a two months' vacation following a nervous breakdown. Ad- jutant La Plant will have charge oi the evangelical work. Traffic Club Chooses Wilbur as Its President The Omaha Traffic club last night elected E. C. Wilbur president for the cnsuinglyear and James A. Cross secretary. The meeting was held at the Young Men's Christian associa- tion rooms, when Edward J. Marton, geéneral secretary of - the federated clubs of members of the American Commerce association, spoke. il o o Mo Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Success. - 1 the op-