Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-20


south omsha camp No eli. wocdmdn Of
the World. will meet At Masonic hall ~
i;SO p. m. to attend the funeral
HuIsdaIe.
Don't miss this opportunity Of securing
a lot that is sure to increase in value.
Bounded on the north by r street. on the
west by Ath street, on the south by I
street. and on the east by tist street.
LIS choice lots from which to make a
selection. All on grade, and fronting on
80 foot graded streets viii i5-foot alleys
in the rear.
THE CITY HAS PURCHASED A PARK
SITE IN THE VERY CENTER OF THIS
ADDITION. They have already COM
menced the development OF the same.
THE SCHOOL DISTRICT HAS PUR-
CHASED A BLOCK OF GROUND IN
THIS ADDITION, upon which they are
making preparations to build en- S-roou
brick school building. WEST l. STREET
is NOW BEING PAVED.
There seems to be no question but whaA
the Omaha & Council Bluffs street rail.
way will extend their lines west on L
street Immediately.
THIS PROPERTY GOES on SALE
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER @
REMEMBER THE DAN-ONE PRICE TO
ALL. Come out and look over this prop
erty. We know you VIM be a buyer. Our
prices are low-ranHing from SITS TO SS2s
FOR THE BEST CORNERS None higher.
Our terrns ale most liberal. $40 CASH
MAKES THE FIRST PAYMENT-BAL-
ANCE IN PAYMENTS OF 800 PER
MONTH.
NEW HOMES.
\ We are building houses here to be sold
on easy payment plan. Work has been
started on three. We will build as many
as the market demands. Let us save
YOU the worry of building $500 makes the
first payment on these fine homes and the
balance $500 pei month. For further par
t~iculars, see J. II. KoPIETz, opposite post
office, or w. Fsrnam Smith & Co. II. NJ.
CHRISTIE, MGR. OF THE REAL Es
TATE DEPARTMENT. Tel. South sI7.
Magic city Gossip.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part of the city. Telephone No. s.
Chris Horn, salesman for Denny q Co.
Is visiting relatives In ST. Paul for q few
days. a. tn
Rolla Krebbs has been elected president
Of the Presbyterian Brotherhood for the
ensuing term.
Prof. Richard Held has returned from
a summer spent In Germany and otheI
European countries.
I MT. ana MTH. l. - ITOWDfNOke nave re-
turned from a three months visit in Penn.
sylvania and Connecticut.
Mrs. Mary Cox. 261S ID street, left last
night FOR st. Louis for a three weeks
visit with her sons, Ralph and Bert.
Miss May King, at the request OF the
management, has opened a public stenog-
raphlo office at the livestock Exchange
building. '
One acre, we'll improved, II mile south OF
county line, close to school A real bar
gain II sold within ten days. j. X. Ko-
pietz, 500 N. Path st.
The death OF Frederick Kaufmann, the
3-months.Dld son OF Edward Kaufman,
2Sl0 S street, occurred Saturday afternoon.
The funeral notice will be later.
For Sale-19 acres near Bellevue car line
fair house, 600 vines bearing grapes. fruit
trees. advantageous for fruit and poultry
farm much lower than adjoining prop
critics. o. 800.
The good old Quaker once said to hi,
boy: Nathan, it Is not what thee earnI
that makes thee rich, but what thee
saves" The little metal savings bank
which the savings department. of the Lave
Stock National bank IN South Omaha will
loan you, make 1t easy to save. Call fol
one. t.... .,,
Lay in your winters supply of coal
while the weather is dry. Burn Regent
Lump or Nut. Give me q trial order and
be convinced It IL the best coal onrthe
market for $3.50 per ton OF 2,eoo pounds
p. Murphy, Twenty-eighth and X streets,
Phone 19l. ..''fk -srJ ID" r-r'Ia'"
The women of the. First Methodist
church will serve a noon dinner In the
parlors Of the church, Twenty-third and
n streets, Thursday and Friday. septem-
Der % and "a. ,ci3n.f
The women of the Flrst P~resbytsriar
church will serve a chicken pie dinner
| Wednesday noon at the old City Hall
] building, Twenty7fltth and n streets, A
supper win be served In the evening.