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The evening times., 1911-04-12
BOOSTING FOR WORLDS FAIR
San Francisco People All Pull To.
gether to Make the Fair
Great Success.

F. Davenport, San Francisco 1915.
announces the presence in the city
of one Of the boosters of the Gold
en- Gate city. Mr.. Davenport is re-
turning from Mexico City where he
saw some of the destruction being
wrought by the Mexican revolution.
With hundreds of others from the
western city, he gives good word
for the fair wherever he goes. He
says that when San Francisco learn
ed that congress had decided in her
f,lvor that there was the greatest
celebrating. Already $20,00O.000
have been pledged to make the fair
success. The spirit of unity and
push dominates the whole city.
everyone is boosting and that kind
Of spirit always brings results.
Mr.. Davenport says that this will
be the greatest fair ever held and
that it will mean a great deal to the
state Of North Dakota since, most of
the visitors from the east will pass
through this state.
The evening times., 1911-04-12
ductions that has ever been sent on

ductions that has ever been sent on
tour.
Theater-goers are chiefly attract
ed to 'The Midnight Sons" on ac-
count of it's novel scenic surprises,
tuneful music, the originality shown
in the building of 80 many scenes,
and the genuine clean fun which
is scattered throughout the entire
play.
Senator Constant Noyes, one Of
the characters in the play. has four
Midnight" sons. The first scene
shows stag dinner party which is
given in honor of the senator, who
is about to sail for Africa. Before
saying farewell, he sets up his four
sons in business. one Of them open
ing a shoe store, two hotel. while
the fourth builds theater for Miss
Merri Murray. the most widely
known chorus girl in America. The
next scene in the play shows the shoe
store, and it is here that some Of
the cleanest and most excruciating
humor ever seen in musical show
is literally ladled out to the audi
ence. The scene quickly changes to
that OF Pullman train IN motion,
and then to the interior Of the Mer-
ri Murray theater the occasion being
the dedication of the theater to the
art Of Miss Murray. A special vau-
deville bill has been arranged. OF
course the paid audience are let in
on the secret. The remarkable part
Of the whole scene is that the actors
on the miniature stage go through
their parts totally ignoring the au-
dience in front, looking for their ap-
plause, from the stage audience
which occupies the Merri Murray
theater. This theater is complete
in every respect, having tiers Of
boxes, orchestra seats, balcony and
gallery, the actual seating capacity
being nearly 500. There has never
been scene constructed along such
big lines and carried out to such a
degree OF perfection as this picture
of the interior Of an opera house.
The evening times., 1911-04-12

providing they received the contract
for both Of the latter two districts.
Westurmite Company.
The Westurmite company bid as
follows:
Westurmite 1920 per yard; asphalt
concrete, $2.1O; combination concrete
work, $1.98 and paved roadway, 1920.
Bids Referred.
Upon motion of Alderman Sorlie,
the bids we're referred to the paving
committee to act with the city en-
gineer and the city attorney, to re-
port Monday evening at an adjourned
meeting. This meeting Monday night
will be for the purpose of settling the
paving question and was found neces-
sary owing to the grist of business ii
will be necessary to take up at the
annual meeting of the council which
will be held Tuesday night.
Sewer Bids.
Bids from the J. NJ Carroll & Sons
company and the Northern Construc-
ton company we're received for put
ting in lateral sewers in districts 4
and 5. These bids were referred to
the public improvement committee,
the report to be made at the meeting
Monday night.
The evening times., 1911-04-12
The Third Degree.

"The Third Degree will be the
offering at the Metropolitan on Wetfs
nesday, Aprils 10. Seldom is q play
seen which has so keen an interest
in current topics to the public as
''The Third Degree" Charles Klein's
psychological drama, and the author
has shown bis best work in the treat
ment Of the story. The inner meth
DDS of the police workings Of "The
Third Degree" are revealed in a
convincing manner. Miss Sarah
Padden commands the height Of at
tention in her Interpretation of An
ME Jeffries, the heroine. Other
players who have won favor in vari-
GUS parts and who are still contrib
uting their share to the success of
the remarkable play are Ralph Ram
sey. H. H. Forsman, Raymond Wells,
Arda LII Croix, Harry Farnham,
Grace Lord, Joseph Garry, Florence
Pendleton and others.
The evening times., 1911-04-12

1t occasionally happens that man
can quote Shakespeare freely with.
out being particularly brilliant in
other respects.
The evening times., 1911-04-12
EASTER

B will soon be here and you may have
4 aome apparel dry cleaned or dyed.
4 Our system is perfected. Our busi-
I ness runs smoothly, SO smoothly you
I get your work when you want it and
D still we have time to care for con-
]. stantly increasing and larger busi-
I mess.
when you buy material for that Eas-
ter Gown and you do not find lace to
i match 1t, why not buy the lace in
white or cream and let us color it to
4 match the dress goods for you.
The Pantorium
n. PAPERMASTER, Prop.
sllD, DeNers Ave. Grand Forks, N. d.
The evening times., 1911-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS
X 4 X X X e X + X X i 4

AMUSEMENIS
+ X 4 * X X e X + + X Il + X +
The Midnight Sons.
The features Of 1.-THE Midnight
Sons" the musical play which Lew
Fields will send to the Metropolitan
theater next Monday consist of pref
ty near everything ever presented or
promised for musical comedy pro-
duction.
"The Midnight Sons" with George
w. Monroe as its principal feature,
was first produced at the Broadway
theater. and ran there for thirty
eight weeks. It soon became the
talk. not only Of New York. but the
country at large. The play as the
result Of. this. has been one Of the
most widely advertised musical pro-
The evening times., 1911-04-12

You are probably aware that pneu-
,nonia always results from cold, but
you never heard of cold resulting
in pneumonia when Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy was used. Why take
the risk when this remedy may be
had for trife? For sale by all deal
ers.
The evening times., 1911-04-12
Qualify.

Quality.
Quality always tells in the long
run. Have you noticed the crowds at
the Fota Play. The best motion pic
lures. The best music in the Finest
Motion Picture theater in the best
city in North Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
THREE PERSONS CLAIM BODY
Boy Killed by Train at Iowa City
is Identified by Two Women
and q Man.

IOWA CITY, Ia, July H.--tSpecial)-
The body Of the ls-year-old youth. mangled
by Rock Island train at the town of
Scion near here. has been claimed by Mrs.
John Meyer OF Muscatine, ID. A. Dwindell
OF Des Moines and W. II. Palmer of Ka-
Iona. Ia Mrs. Meyer and Mr.. Palmer
are seeking a son, each. Mr.. Dwindelrs
brother-in-law is missing. The Palmer
boy was in Omaha about the Fourth OF
July. and the dead boy had an Omaha
street car ticket OF that date in mis- trou-
ser's pocket
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

FOR SALE-ExceIient sto-sers farm In
rarn and blue grass belt Adams COUNTY
iowa: farm al we'll fenced. % acres hos
tfKht 80 acres tiled. and al IN excellent
etIifivaftons 11-rOom house. large hrick
eellar With cement Moor. cement walks
are new barn and mill. with good Fair
basiks engine. new hog house. other out
buildings, ALI in good repair: good stocs
and barnyArds. large grove and go0d or
ehard four good wells. excelent water I'VE
W1nd mills. For fuIIner particulars addre-s
Airs Anna a. Nash lbss High sts De-
Nolnss. la
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

Sealed bids will be received until II
o'clock noon July q for the construction
insane AT Hastings, Nebraska. Plans and
specifications are on file at the hospital.
office OF secretary OF state and Commits
sioner of Public Lands and Buildings, Lin
coin. ADDISON WAIT.
Secretary Board Of Public Lands and
Buildings Jy13dst
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE -Afy equity In \
EectiOu " ras anu. = nl-ses % .0renta, Z
miles XII carson and miles Wild Horse.
Cheyenne Co. Coo "a u. p. Ry., lAya
KOud shallow water district. / mile 10
river. alfalfa grown sucCsSSi dfl5 nearby.
Price, SzO per acre, sncumbrSncs Sl.250. Op-
tionAi At pea cent. due May u. ala Nli
trade the equity, sl.-J0 tVf residence &c
equal value. also have section joining
his " hlcli Is cIsAl. ~ .4-Ge i'ss IL Sl prOk-
srty. same pFloe. " Vaio SartS back s.. ~
On this az lpSr essl-- aisSr Al b0yd.
Newton. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

lsO-ACRE improved farm, I miles from
Nsson CiIy, miles from small town; SIS
an acre; easy terms and spiendid bargain.
isa-acTe unIInLrOvsd farm u miles from
! Assn f-i,y, a mites from tWJ other towrA
only 40 an acre We have the best bar
gains IA northern Icwa- Come and see ".
MASON CITY REALTY co.
AiaSon City. la
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

FOR SALE-By owner. SJ-acre farm la
IoVva's IaVuaIIc co.. uelt, On.y ~ miles
south OF Omaha. al ln cultivation, fertile.
y eil tmprONtO, slVsC. Grull usts, adjoining
prost,erOus ram OaQ ton IA. southwest corner
,.ns block from DEPOT gOoo school, three
churches address owner. Box a. Percival
Fremont county. Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
10-Acre Fruit Farm

Only 4 blocks to electric car line direct
into city house. harms. outbuildlngs: All
kinds OF bearing fruit. q beautiful sub.
urban home and fruit money making prop
osition.
STANLEY p. BOSTWICK. Sole Agent
I2e5 City Natl Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
Got to Sell

II you want a real bargain We can offer
an s-room strictly modern home IN West
farnam district; almost given away. Very
easy terms; This house has got 10 be sold
within a week.
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE.
I.lS-93 Cfty National Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
soath Carolina.

LANDS-SSo0 per acre made growing fiKs
Cor preserves on the islands Orchards On
easy monthly Payments, Sea Island Orchard
Company. Charleston. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

FOR SALE-ls1 acres OF good new hard
wheat land near Walhalla. Pelnbins
county, North Dakota For particulars ad-
dress owner. A Lucasse. ~ 1hira Ave.
n, AinnsAloliA. Ainn--
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15


VERNON parish. La: the land Of sun
shine soil, climate. markets., water, health,
good; prices cheap; write Leesyille Real
Estate and Improvement Co, G ID. Nc
Farland. sec'y., Leesville. La
LOUISIANA farm and timber lands.
count Of cotton pest. cheapest lands on
market Hall. Elder & BENEFIT Monroe.
LoulslAhs
Minnesota.
FINE farm home, 80 acres. ) miles
from good town; black loan soil All
fenced; large frame dwelling. barn. gran
airy, machine sheds. etc. leo acres in field.
70 acres timber. balance clover and um:
per acre. one-third cash. balance easy
terms. M J. KOlb. Fosston- Mimi
FARM. sNAP-ssO acres level prAiri.
and go in eTSR Ans s Psst%SSs and
Atchison. Mankato. Minn.-
LANps-No. 65l. ISO acres Is miles
Twin Cities; good ullable soil; state map
mailed with S-pags book for % centA
Hobart Land Co, Phenix Bldg. AiIGneAp-
oils. MIMI
A SNAP; MUST BE QUICK; 2oo-acre I'm.
has firsf-ciass buildings, fences, splendid
grove. orchard. two miles from town.
Write John Holden. jr. Gsrvin. MINI
ATTENTION. HoMEsEEKERS
II you are thinking of immlgrating wess
:hs yea Trts DS as for HH ss
Dakota and Montana We can suit you
no matter what you want and whsrs
from ~ acres 10 100. William T. GibbonA
Lock Box Corrnorant- Mimi
Ies ACRES Is miles from ST Paul. 3 miles
from RoseEDont; all fenced. black loan soil;
u acres cultivated. balance pasture and
black oak timber; only s. per acre for i'm
mediate sale: half cash
19o-acre improved farm ls miles from 81
Faul. l mile from Rich Valley station;
ether buildings. AL in good condition;
black loan soil. clay subsOll; always been
acres fruif trees. mostly apples. balance
Cd umoer la4d. Spec-ai p Ice and terms.
I ". F. & r. W. Aorty. Pioneer Press
tldS-. 81 Paul. Nina
5000 acres in St Louis ana carlton
I luth and Superior, a. price within the reach
OF all. 8 to AZ an acre: easy terms; four
I teen railroads now entering these two cities
! tl0t00.OO0 Steel plant now building by the
United states steel corporation near iandA
| soil Is fertile and wsil adapted 70 diversi-
lied tarn4ins. oairying ana garden truck
No LONG hauls OF transportation charges.
/ cut right ~ the doors OF the best markets
o. tne Cliso STATE WIN SSi-stG-.N oS-1sAa
aud high prices. Write tOr fUll Information.
I Boston a. Duluth farm Land Co. lses Al
/ worth Bldg. Duluth Nina
/ HAVE a farm OF 80 acres "a miles
/ from good town. % miles from Minneapolis
/ 90 ac4 Under cul - aIIOns about ~ acres
! meadow. balance TIMBER can all be opened
/ epi ren soal. sOou mouse. barn 4no othei
l buildings. Prize ~ per acre. Also 50-acra
I iarm two ulIles from GOOd town. acres
+, under ploS. IL acres lii.4beT. sOOd .4ca soil
1 t-gvoEa house tN0 barns aud Oener Vut'
| buildings. uisIuLuiiis illiS natural grove, or.
| elaru Just commencing 10 bear. Price
| ts 800, tasy tsrMs. Wrns SwneT. Charles
/ T. SwAa.0n- Tx RiAer. Nina
SEND for . list OF our fine improves
| southern Minnesota lands; We have hun
/ dreds Of pleased customers c. E Brown
Land Co. offices Madel1a and NsS Rich-
| land. MINI
FOR sALE-lsS acres OF good new hard
wheat land near Walhalla. Pelnbins
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

SEND for . list OF our fine Improved
southern Minnesota lands: We have hun
6reds Of pleased customers Q. E Brown
Land Co. offices Madelaa and NsS Rich
Land. MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

so ACRES, six miles from MineoIa SOC
acres in wheat one-third tn buyer; new
Groom house. stable, well, mill. tank. pas
ture fenced; rich black soil; has raised
good crop every year since broken out;
great bargain. SIS per acre. Terms The
Roy c Beard Land Co. Mineola, KAn.--
$40 ACRES, IL miles out, 500 in wheat
y to buyer balance pasture. The late rain
and snow assures bumper crop; level a. q
floors $50 per acre; terms. w. b. Gu
bertson. Scott City. Kan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
Norris & Martin
go Bee Bldg. Douglas 4Z7O A-427o
Extra Bargain
Near Omaha
go Bee Bldg.

GOOD l9-ACRE farm within two miles
OF Willard, Neb., several thousand dollars
worth OF improvements. consisting OF extra
good. well built T-room house. almost new
large barn for fourteen head, with hay loft
Tor forty tons; three acres OF orchard and
other buildings too numerous to mention
one half OF this farm Is extra good bottom
land. balance upland. The iiee Is 500 per
acrS-yI.Oe or less March !, 11i.. balance
long time Think Of n. Macadam road al
most the entire distance to Omaha and
farm within seven miles OF South Omaha
Good soil This win be an exceedingly high
priced farm some day. Ii you are a farm
buyer, investigate.
We have an extra large list Of farms and
a few bargains
oRIN a MERRILL COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
ARE YoU LOOKING FOR A REAL


Here is one. l am wanting money pretty
bad and have the following bargain TO
offer TO anyone who has a little money
10 handle IT: l have a fine, solid section
OF land, lays miles from the county seat
of Wallace county. Kansas. which is as
fine section as will be found in the west;
lays fine; good, rich soil; no rock, no sand,
no zip; fine sheet water good climate.
This land is all free and clear: good title.
This is q dandy. and to turn this land by
August l l will put the land down lower
than any land on the market in Wallace
county for this class Of land; $3.50 per
acre takes IL, and will take a good resi-
dence property up to 5000; must be clear,
will consider hardware stock; any good
will carry balance on land at per cent
interest Here is a fine chance to make a
nice turn, at cash prices. Address owner,
box "a. Smith Center, Kan
WE have some choice bargains In corn
wheat and alfalfa lands for sale In Benton
bargains American Investment company.
Holsington, KAN
WHEAT AND ALFALFA LAND CHEAP
$40 acres. III miles out; l3o acres in wheat;
u delivered to buyer. level. rich, deep soil;
good we'll and windmill $50; terms
Other wheat and. alfalfa lands. ell sizes
and prices l. y. Schuhmacher. owner
Meade, Kan
40 ACRES, miles good town: fenced,
well improved; all smooth land; rich black
soil; good orchard; r. F. D.; phone; tine
change for hardware, Implements or gem
eral merchandise. w, d Mott. Herington.
kan
$40 AcRES-Ss in alfalfa; 1o-room house.
IaTned Pawnee county; 50 acres pasture.
balance in cultivation; rich. deep soil. abun-
dance of water, wells and mills; 1880;
terms Bunte Realty Co, Hutchinson.
Kan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

FOR SALE-An exceptionally tine leo. }
miles OF elevator. miles Of Vi ndmer=
good, heavy, Hack soil Wild Elica rive:
ihIOuga pasture. Zine new buildings. wei
90 excsllenI water. windmill. ETC. ~ Pc.
acre. ms Il = snap L0ck box II
u ndmsrs. NORTH Dakota
AUCTION SALE-North Dak~tA. eho,cs
Wells and stutsman county farms az public
auction June 8. 1911, on easy terms. Hrtte
for information A. =. Beicher. sales Mgr.
% keston. ~ D.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

PROPOSALS FOR CEMENT CUTTERS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
City Clerk of Randolph, Nebraska, until
$40 D. m, August /, 1911. for furnishing all
materials and labor necessary for con-
structing about 1000 (three thousand) feet
of cement cutters. Plans and specifications
can be obtained from City Clerk.
The right to reject any or all bids Is
reserved by the City Council
BY order OF City Council.
F. Z. BALLARD, City Clerk.
july15-1s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
REAL ESTATE


S.ooo equity In good quarter IN southern
Minnesota: quarters two miles from
good town. having house osx0 new barn
S2x40. with gable roof. small granary and
Price So per sore Benz A Cone. Windows.
MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES

CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
State of Nebraska, Office OF Auditor Of
Public Accounts. Lincoln, June nth. 19l1.--
1t is hereby certified, that the American
Central Life Insurance company OF
indianapolis, in the state OF Indiana, has
complied with the insurance law OF this
state, applicable TO such companies and Is
therefore authorized to transact the busi-
ness of life insurance in this state Tor the
current year ending July a1st, 1872
Summary OF report filed for the year
ending December a1st, 1910:
INCOME
Premiums .............t b1sOs.8
All other sources..... 152,SS7.A =
Total ....-..-s-....... tlO8, 81 q
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid policy holders..S 290,1l5.o0
All other payments. 3S4. N.S6
IOLai ....-........-... 0tAso1o- %
Admitted assets......... sasD,TO.G
LIABILITIES
All other liabilities. 45,752.8 S.457.7sS 90
Capital stock paid ups 1S7,00O.00
Surplus beyond capi-
tai stock and other
liabilities .....-......4 24S0O201 S6z,OO2-0l
Total ............... n.as, 10 on
Witness my hand and the seal Of the
Insurance Department the day and year
first above written.
SILAS r. BARTON,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
c. E. PIERCE, Deputy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
tContinued.l
FOR sALE-Best built unedlum-pr,oea
modern residence In West Farnam district;
=. i rooms; 9uarter-sawed oak first floor:
Eestbule and bath room: large cigtsrn.
furnace heat, newly decorated and painted:
putt i've years VIII make price attractive
LOT quick sale. No agents Owner has
immediate use for money. Address n -
care Bee.
or other securities for s-roorn- slate roof.
modern house IN fine location. or would
s seeoePt small cash payment Price. 500
City Nat. Bank Bldg.
GROOM. private corner home. IN good
able IL bought from owner: 81 900 down
balance on easy monthly payments: CO.
ment walk and asphalt pavement paid
TOT Inquire at z7oi Dodge.
COTTAGE at Lake Manawa: furnished.
cheap. d. 70So.
C. Fred Harrison and Geo. T. Morton for
business bargains. sls Omaha Natl Bank
FOR sALE-Two new portable houses
stephen Crandail. Ave. D and nth Council
Bluffs.
T-RooM modern house. with barn and
Iine shade trres and fruit on lot. 4s40
Burdette 81 Phone Webster $40
TAKE boat ride on Lake Manawa We
II. Perdue, i4Os So. 10th ST. Il he viii come
TO The Bee office within three days.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Arkansas.
BEST fruit and general ..ArmfnR lands
for price in U. g.. in searcy Co. Ark. Send
for booklet showing Is to SIS land near
town W. N henson Leshe. Ark
L.sOO ACRES rich bottom land. six miles
Nswsrk 80 Ng per scrs; terms: Etns orange
bargains A A. Henderson. Newark. Ar
Kansas
rs A., SMOOTH. az RaI railway station
100 fenced, 20 cult, small house. two wellA
lwo public roads, $500 Union Bank a
Trust Co. Real Est. Dept. Searcy, Ark
100. 6 mi out. 10 in cult. 17O black alfalfa
hood: s, 900. mi, from town Of 400; near
s i.pS: : GUT; Ssi: timber. = clover . e
lodge bldg, new barn, dark red sandy
soon %aeT @ Sbss9 %
year loan 500; terms easy.
WM. GILMURE,
Marshall.
BEST fruit and general farming lands
for price in u. s., in Searcy Co.. Ark Send
for booklet showing IS to I5 land near
town W. n Henson. Lesile. Ark
20 TRACTS Of land In the corn ana a.
falfa district OF Delta land; bla ok soil: good
schools lands win double liz value in three
years: now rent from s. to 81 per acre
Write US what you want
r. G. HOLLAND.
Pine Bluff. Ark
BEST IN AMERICA FOR PRICE.
In Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi
from S. to IS per acre. Write J. ID. Rey.
nolds Camden. Ark
COTTON plantation; 80 acres; elegant
l0-room dwelling; plenty tenant houses;
good barn and outbuildings; rich, black
corn per acre: woven wire fence, 800 acres
cultivation; 200 merchantable timber hard
wood; healthful locauoni miles from good
church: price 5000; reasonable terma
Address Johnston * WeiilS, care Southern
Trust Co.. Little Rock. Ark
OZARK LAND CO.. oravette. Ar
Stock ranches. fruit farms. berry zelda
small tracts. instaliment plan; town prop
$500 A. UNIMPRovED cutoff timber
land: much fine timber yet on land; 5 to
i1aii and general iarminsi WsO specisi
bargain In improved farms. $40 to so
MM. JENKINS 4 Co.
Eureka Springs. Ark
Alabama.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
North Dakota

ONE OF the finest farms IN Hichiana
county. consisting OF rs acres OF gOOd
large buildings lots OF fruit nice grogs
and nsvsr-failing flowing wall Prte@
$3.50 per acre Easy termE- MARTA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
Oregon

FcR sALE-1@ acres choices apple. pear.
cherry. grape land In the vest. six miles
deep volcanic ash The Dslles Ore. prize
winning land
100 acres. "a miles from town. new mo-.
srn house. barn. tenement: SO pear pruns
bearing: l,50o young trees. lao grape vines
good water. wood Or viii sell 30 acre.
WITH all improvements. Investigator
solicited c. Il. Webster. The DaGes Ore
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
6 Rooms, New
Close In
Fine Neiehborhood
1853 Webster St.
$3.50

An opportunity for you to get a good
o'foom. entirely modern house at q low
price II Is on one OF the prettiest streets
IN the city, wide and beautifully parked.
Nine clock from the Harvey car line. less
than 10 minutes ride downtown and within
easy walking distances of the retail district
The house has good basement cemented.
furnace heat
On the first floor there Is a reception hall.
open stairway, nice parlor and large dining
room. pantry. kitchen and rear entry. On
the second floor three bedrooms and bath.
All OF the rooms are nicely papered. The
wood work Is In good condition, and the
outside has Just had two coats OF paint. Ii
has good plumbing. screens complete cleo
trio light and gas. The yard Is sodded. the
street Is paved and paid for. This is In ST.
Johns parish. close TO Creighton college.
one block from public school and close To
the high school IL is in a neighhorhOOd OF
home owners and viii make a nice home.
This Is q cash price but the owner will
sell to responsible party on easy terms,
with only per cent interest This Is worth
looking into II - vacant now. Possession
can be given az once.