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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-09
Events of February

During this little month Of twenty
eight days we twinc the flowers ANA
place The laurel wreath about The
brow or hero and soldier. statesman.
poct and other men Of letters. We
nave not Il month in al The year that
brings rs the birthdays OF so many
different men who have helped the
"orih. rs
Wien we look fer men TO serve our
country or 10 se-,r in any way what
kIni ol men do we want TO find? We
must have patriotic men. honest men.
fai,iiiul. patient mcn-Inen who do
thcir duty al ali times. Some men do
one Kind Of service some another. The
man WHO plOwS or digs or works with
tools honestly and faithfully is help
ing his country and bis fcllowmcn
Men VINO build great bridges and rail
roads and good houses are also help
ing tie world: men vino write good
books help the world; men vino i'll
vent new and splendid machinery,
electric lights and telephone are all
helping tn" world.
George Washington.
George Washington was born Feb
-. l.32. in WestmOreland County, Va
lie was Il man OF strong sense and
sound judgment, Of stainless charac-
ter. lie was nc"or known to tell Il
li". Ills character Is unsurpassed by
tina, ol nCy haro. He was the first
president Of the United States, sery-
ing two tcrms. George Washington
died nt his home. Mount Vernon, in
Virginia. Dec. II. 1889.
'SctiIc,nent 0f Georgia"
Then coming on down to the sunny
Southland we see recorded the settle
mcnt of Georgia.
On February II. 1913, amid the song
Of birds and fragrance OF the yellow
jessamlnc. the city of Savannah was
laid out by James Oglethorpe, man
whose outline Of life is worthy OF
mention on the first page in the his
tory OF Georgia. His purity and no
bility of character was such that he
excited the envy of none but gained
the admiration Of all. His patriot
ism was above any personal ambition
above party and faction and his life
work was tho love Of his country and
her unfortunate people. He was un-
firing In his efforts to better their
condition, TO rescue them from de-
spnir, and TO inspire them with hope.
The result of his labor Is that thy
are now celebrating the one hundr ed
and cightysecond anniversary of Geor-
1.-The stamp Act.'
Fob. %. lac. the law called the
Stamp Act WAS repealed. This Brit
ish law provided that all documents
used ir carrying on business such as
hills, receipts. deeds, bonds and notes
should be written on stamped paper.
which the British revenue Offices were
to furnish at certain fixed rates. When
this news reached America it caused
great Indignation and alarm to her
citizens. The public opinion Of Amer
lea expressed itself In the Sentiment
that Taxation without representa-
tion is tyranny" The merchants of
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iows. which add greatly to the ap-
pcarance Of the room
We have been expecting visit
lIcm Misses Darlington. Our girls are
anxious to know about the tomato
club and some of them are ready to
begin work. Superintendent FELTON,
promised us Il visit but bad weather
kept him away. We hope, however,
TO nave them with us In the near fu-
ture
The young people Of Hopewell COM
munity are preparing for another play
10 be given for their benefit OF cur
school
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pELzER.
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PELZER, Feb, S-Miss Minnie
Cromer who, has been visiting her sis
ter. Miss Carrie and brother, Mr.
Thomas Crane of this place has re-
turned to her home In Hendersonville.
While here Miss Crane received much
social attention.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Ramsey Allison entertained the Rook
Club complimentary to Miss Crane.
Progressive Rook was the main fea-
turc Of the evening. This party was
quite characteristic Of Mr. and Mrs.
Allison's generous hospitality. They
made all their guest enjoy thorough
iy delightful evening. Late In the
evening delicious refreshments, con-
sisting OF hot chocolate and cakes,
was served. Those who enjoyed the
pleasures OF the evening were: Miss
Sara Cobb and Prof. w. @. Petric,
Miss Maude Stewart and DR.. Joe Bu-
tord. Miss Carrie Crane and Mr. Witt
Martin, Miss Minnie Crane, the honor
guest and Mr.. Washington. DR.. and
Mrs. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis; J..
PeiZer, Mr.. anu Mrs Robert Hayward,
Mr.. and Mrs. John AicBrenty.
Miss Carrie Crane was at home to
several of her friends, In honor Of her
sister, Tuesday evening This pretty
little social affair. though very infor-
nal was quite delightful in It's sim
pltcity and originality. Miss Crane
Derved q very tempting course OF re-
freshmcnts to her charming guests.
A.nother quito delightful affair Of
week was on Thursday afternoon
when Mrs. ]. NJ. Garrett was hostess
to the West Pelzer School Improve
ment association. After the business
meeting social chats were enjoyed
while Mrs. Garrett assisted by Misses
Stewart and West served dainty re-
frcshments. Tho following ladies were
present: Mesdames j. l.. Hindnan, C.
G. Hindman. A. W. Crenshaw. Luther
Crenshaw. VIII Martin, A. T. Cobb,
K. L. Snipes, Todd Stewart, Misses.
Jessie Norris, Majoric West, Mary
Brabham, Maude Stewart, Mildred
Harrison, Edith and Mamie Smith and
Andrie Snipes.
DR.. c. T. Trip made business trip
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FIRST CREEK sOcIALs.
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The Asaville school is progressing
nicely under the management of Miss
Maggie Cochran. We have forty five
OH roll and expecting several more
L start this week.
Mr.. HI. G. Fisher was In Anderson
last week on business.
Messrs. w. s.. and T. NJ. Bell was
In. Bolton Friday on business.
Messrs. Anderson Brock and Joe
MeCnrry spent Friday. night with Mr..
Henry Weeks OF near Bolton. iis
Miss Mildred Bonds visited her
aunt. MIRA. J. p, Owens Sunday. ~
Mr.. W. j.. Murdoch attended the.
Masonic meeting eof Antreville lodge
Saturday afternoon. tt;.ya s. ...3,s!
Mr.. j. B. Hall spent q few hours:
Sunday with het son. Mr., ASA HalB,
Jr. s. 8 81 .:+l. -
J: Mr.. Henry Weeks visited shir.s Joe
McCurry Saturday night. and Sunday,
Messrs Clyde Murd ock and Charlie
Tylers called on Misses, Jennettie and
Bessie Nelds OF the Meals Greek sec
ton Saturday night, and Sunday. Ss ,
Miss Katherin IF isher visited Miss
Mamie Ashley recently. i$ IS
Some: OF: our brave boys enjoy run z,
ming inHGround3 hog day., 5si q s. s.
Mr.. Kerrens Brock called on his best
girl OF near Hebfong Sunday.
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Something For Nothing
Youngs Island. 8. c.. Nov. 20. 1914,

Youngs Island, 8. c.. Nov. 20. 1914,
To get started with you we make
you the following offer. Send rs S1.5e
for 1000 Frost Proof Cabbage Plants,
grown In the open air and Will stane
freezing. grown from the Celebrated
Seed of Bolglna G Son and Thorborn
6, Co., and will send you 1,0)0 Cab
bage Plants additional FREE, and you
can repeat the order as many times
as you like. 1 will give you specias
prices on Potato Seed and Potato
Plants, later. We want the accounts
OF close buyers, large and small. We
sah supply ell.
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CoRIusytipatfoin.

When costiye or troubled with COM
sApation take Chamb berlafn'A Tablets,
They are easy to take and most agree-s
able in effect. Cbtainable eierywhere.
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Atlantic Coast
Plant Co.


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Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

TRADE cattle ranches for improved
farms, large or small / also have city
ID price from $4,000 TO $4,000 70 exc
change for farms and ranches. l.. Davis
First Nat Bank n'as. 'nnaha. Neb.-o.
FOR sALE-2t0 acres OF land In Logan
Co; Will trade for city property or y
OF good farm land balance pasture.
George McCArter, 3Si6 Miami Phone Wal.
Mss or call between and 5 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03
Apartment. and FIat..

Apartments and Flats.
CHOICE HEATED APARTMENTS.
NOTHING BETTER IN THEIR RE-
THE flick
1907 SOUTH SOTTI AVE.
Eight large, light rooms and sleeping
porch, well arranged and beautifully
decorated. Private front and rear en-
frances, private porch, private laundry
room, private front and rear yards. Heat
THE LOOMS,
1907 SOUTH nth AVE.
Six large. light rooms, excellently ar
ranged. in choice residence section, heat,
not Srri shd coia water ana janitor services
THE LAFAYETTE,
COR. 1TrH AVE. AND JACKSON.
Only one S-room apartment left in this
high class, close-in apartment house
building, all outside rooms. in first-class
condition, very reasonable rent. Open
See our compiets printed list before
PAYNE & SLATER CO,
SIG Omaha National Bank Bldg
BROOM apartment; sleeping porch; en-
urely modern. Call 1061 Georgia Ave.
RoOMING HOUSE
FOR RENT.
Groom modern house IN brick block,
close IN. $50 per month.
j; II; DUMoNr q CO,
modern. MenEedoht Web. s7l3 .
ELEGANTLY furnished quiet 6ome- sSOs
Howard ST
FOR RENT. new, and broom apart
ments, disappearing beds, pneumatic
cleaner, shower baths. first class In every
particular. Flora Apts es6l Jones 81. 20
s2o-s-r. lower flati furnace. gas. cleo.
ONE l-room and one Groom apt, The
Hamilton. Douglas $50.
ROOMING HOUSES.
$50 .00..,...............50 500 S. ed St, 10 rooms
sea- .,......,. 221e Douglas St, II rooms
- 49,. GLOVER s. SPAIN.
MODERN, Groom flat. heat and water
Harvey b76I.s
HEATED APARTMENTS.
Apt; No. 5. Harlan Apartments. I'd a..
1901 sherman Ave- S-r., south exposure.
A P. fUKEY a SON,
Phone Doug. COZ 15O7-s w. o. W. Bldg.'
1901 s. iosh st-.S-R mOdeFni nicely deco
Il. A. WOLF.
6l4 Ware Block. Douglas sOcs .
20 RM. FLAT ON 18th AND DODGE.
from FonteneIle hotel. Rent SiS. occd-
D. hsE MiI ss f sEcUFT Few c q
Doug. 5ol3 nth and Douglas.
B-R FLAT
6o7 n. 2ist, close. strictly modern except
furnace; nicely decorated, close In, walk
ing distance, S2l.b0. See this today. Nice
and comfortable.
Send for our weekly printed LIT
HASTINGS a HEYDF1N, iel4 Harvey.
isissis BuRT-New S-rOom apartments
RiNowkTT. Brndels TheAter Bag.
FOR RENT-A fiat Apply sos N. slth.
VERY choice 4 OF 5-room steam heated
apartment on West Farnam 81.
JOHN w. hOBBINS. 1901 FARNAA ST.
s-room. steam heated nat sis s. 18th
FELL. & PINKERToN co,
6& state Bank Bldg.
ns-F1at. .itif vinton. modern except
heat; ( rooms and bath first floor
nicely decorated Web $50. Douglas o.
6-ROOM modern apartment, hot water,
heat and janltor service. 4lo 5, 3th
BENSON a MYERS 90.
"a Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. Tlss
harms Had Garages.
GARAGES
Garages No. 3 and No. 4 Harlan Apis.
ISol sherman Ave, t5.00
A. y. TUkDY q SON,
Phone Doug 5n ibog-s W. o. w. Bldg.s
GOOD 1-utory barn. fine for auto repair
Ing or storage: only so per mo. Web.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LAND FoR SALE
Nebraska.
Douglas and
Sarpy Co.
lO-AcRE no iOoO-AcRE BARGAINS.

uD-ACith 10 lgeO-ACRE BARGAINS.
% ACRES. lays ideal. good location.
$40 per acre, 6ya per cent on part
lO2 ACRES, good, fair improvements.
and pasture, balance under cultivation.
80 per acre, S.0VO March i, balance live
$50 ACRES, for the main part lays fine:
slight improvements good location, fii0
per acre, some terms a. 8 per cent
only A,bOO March /, balance five years at
% ACRES close to Omaha; macadam
ance lays fine, high and sightlyi five
acres alfalfa, tz25 per acre; N.5O March
!. balance five years at per cent.
worth OF improvements; ideal location;
main road handy to city. Price SlzOO0;
100 ACRE ESTATE; best ever; small
improvements Sl0Q per acre.
rs ACRES; good land and good 6-room
house, besides bath room, house paruy
etc.; considerable alfalfa. Price sll.VJ1:
only one-third cash. balance five years
go ACRES: an entire section: best ever;
scarcely pimple on II and best OF soil;
some OF IL never had n plow: moderate
improvements; handy 70 Omaha. Price
AL RsJ aiTe ifr sc RfG sent two sets
OF good improvements; 2. OF land lays
wei. and cannot be beat; crops Will sh0~
for tnemselvea; considerable alfalfa The
price Is only 800 per acre; y cash, bal
ance in five years at So per cent.
10 ACRES; well laying; adtoins an
TO car line. unimpt oveo.. excess some al
falfa and good apple and cnerry orchard;
snap at t2is per acre; sl.25o cash, balance
five years at per cent.
10 ACRES; s3,0io worth Of improvements
no waste land: also adtoins an Omaha
suburbt near macadam road. Price ~
$50; $500 cash. balance five years at :
90 ACRES; good location. near maca-
dam road, unimprovcd; orchard; not a
alfalfa. Price SIS per acre; only $500
cash, balance five years at 5 per cent
20 ACRES; good Locations fair imProve-
Pree se per a eSs fP% essS 6a
Aq LET n IS aYs sz eoSWN T z Psi S HaooDs
CALL FoRENooNs 1T CONVENIENT.
oRIN s. MERRILL COMPANY,
N. II. Corner % and M SITS. So Omaha ,
THE CHOICE OF KEARNEY SUI
BURBAN HOMES.
- acres, about IL acres in bearing
orchard fenced and crossed: balance in
cultivation; level and good soil; good 10
room house. modern except light; water
pressure tank in basement; full line OF
4 out buildings, shade trees and many
evergreens. ask for photo.
100 acres valley land miles from Kear-
ney; farm well divided into pastures,
fields in cultivation; alfalfa and wild
hay meadows; fair ranch improvements;
grove and family orchard. q money
maker Price, S7b per acre.
II c. X. DAVIES.
Room II Andrews Bldg. kearney. Neb-c
FOR sALE--At a bargain, north half oil
section 10, township ". Kimbell county
Nebraska; liberal terms Address Owner
| w. l.. Mason, as Pine St, st. Louis Mo
| Il
$50 A. Custer Co, Neb. 80 A. broke. "
| A. alfalfa, balance In pasture; well Inn
proved, school on place, 2 miles from
town school Price 30 per acre. s. b.
lMoKenty. AnaleY. Mob. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03
MR.. RENTF,R

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lao acres Al auction. Did you over
stop to think what u viii mean TO you
you buy a farm todayY II will mean In
dependence. During the month OF Octo-
Der we viii cell leo acres IN the great
Nebraska. This land win b. sold b the
highest bidder on very easy terms In
tracts from ~ acres up, Improved and
pnimproTed land II iptorested write for
full description Nebraska Realty Auction
Co. Central CITY, Neb. .
FOR sALE-Bx owner. 40 acres well im-
proved farm N central Nebraska. Dor
price and description write NJ q. Kear-
ney, ~ Douglas g.. Omaha.
SWEDISH eEI.TLEAkENT.
Well Improved irrigated farm 81 rs
acres Ia the North Platte valley; paid
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

l1-room house. modern. III So. nth.
n-rOom house, modern. k19 No. 1ith.
o. c. REDICK, AttoSnsy.
"a Omaha Natl Bank Bldg
Tolephone Douglas tnAs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03
Armstrong. Walsh Co
State Bank Bldg.
Peters Trust Company.
HOuses

Peters Trust Company.
Houses
s RooMs-wEsT FARNAM. 1904 Daven-
port ST.. good modern home
for large family; beautiful
yard: vacant Oct. !.
s ROOHS-DUNDEEI- Cass St, conn
Portable home, south 'front.'
ss6. barn. s. extra)
ROOMS--West Farnam: dandy. new,
all modern home. sleeping
porch; mahogany and white
enamel finish; very choice
$50 Davenport st.-,fS.
5 Rooms Close In.
In Shelby Court on 2sd ST., y blocks
Modern Houses.
RooNs-sl2I Leavenworth St.. $40 90
G ROOMS-2906 Mason et......,........ t1.V0
hot n. sd St....'...s'-.f.ssaagg.o0yg
8 RooMS-70s 3. 24th St...,.....'''.'.'szb'Oc
Modern Except Heat.
5 RooMs-2sls Ames Ave. .;;;.:::y'.,! as %
RooMs-!se s. gsts avs; 'upstsirs' s1S 90
2222 lizard St...............1Q.O 100
Peters Trust Co.,
ies Farnam ST. Douglas ssss
2lis Capitol Ave. n-r, modern. IS.
2Ss6 Charles. 6-r., modern, so
$40 SO. 18Th. e-r.. modern, 80.
24l6 Capitol Ave, 7-r., mod. ex. heat. S2la
26sS Spencer, 6-r., mod. ex. heat, Sal
i3A so. 9th. 6-r.. mod. ex. heat 3i6.
Sd2 Burt, 6-r., mod. ex. heat, SIS.
2li 50. z7th St. s-r.. part mod. ga
ia No. 18th Ar, part modern. d0
1877 No. 2lst. 7-r.. city water. tls.
1916 No. 18th, 6-r., city water, 81
30sl Pinkney. 6-r., city water, S126o
S1OS Franklin. 5-r.. city water, 81
2922 Dupont, 6-r., part mod m. so
"A No 10th t-F.. ClrN water NIU
sos Maple. Ar. city water. s.
so 50. sth, 6-r., city water, E.50
s6l5 No. 18th, ST., well. 81.
1881 Parker, 6-r., well, no.
SOFA Lindsay Ave, ar, well. ".
S723 Ohio 6-r.. wen 81
CREIGii. SONS a COMPANY.
Douglas 800. sos - Bidge
l2-room house. modern. III So. 0th.
1e-rOOm house. modern. AEo No ffth
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

STEAM HEATED
b-ROOMS
LARGE AND VERY LIGHT
WELL ARRANGED
NICELY DECORATED
CHOICE RESIDENCE DISTRICT
MOST FOR THE MONEY
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Located In the Mason apartments cor
ner OF Stat and Mason streets only two
blocks from the Park or West LsaVen-
worth car lines. Everything about these
apartments is first class and they should
be seen to be appreciated. Leases and
references required. Look at them today.
Price $40
HEAT
HOT AND COLD WATER
GAS RANGE
SHADES
CURTAIN lkODS
AWNINGS
JANITOR SERVICE
FURNISHED
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
PAYNE 8 SLATER CO.
Gs Omaha Nat Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

miles from VicksburE, Aiss; well
watered, part upland, part delta. part
timbered, mostly opened aud somewhat
improved, ell fertile and adapted 20 eul-
cotton especially suited TO stock raising;
near transportation. railroad and river;
newly conetructed hard surface roads to
through part OF the property VtcksburR
growing city. $500 inhabitants, com
mercial center 0e rapidly developing ter
Sitory. affords good market for hay
grain, cotton, live stock and meats and
ample financial accommodations 20 every
worthy enterprise. Entire tract -
adapted 10 use AZ stock ranch, or 70 BE-
divided into several Every acre will
support an animal Theae lands can be
had IN tracts TO suit purchasers. at from
70 70 30 Per acre. all cash or part de-
feFrea. Further information on request.
Address John A. Brennan. Nicksburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

4 FARM THAT WILL. Help YOU GET
PART OF THAT FIVE HUNDRED
MILLION DOLLARS.
100 acres. ~ miles from Prirusore, half
mile from school Every acre good rich
clay soil. clay subsoil. no waste land: I'D
acres In cultivation % acres alfalfa. 30
acres pasture and natural hay. House OF
3 rooms barn. room for 8 horses ample
NOV room; cattle shed. hog house. chick
en- house, corn CRIB, gTanary, etc Good
cellar and storm cave well, windmill and
tank; farm well fenced Improvements
are oil practically new. III sold at once,
terms on balance at 5h per cent. When
YOU acc this. you will want TO Join the
army Of prosperous Boone county farm
ore. Ashbrook Bros. Primrose, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

Consisting Of about 10 acres, located 10
miles from -. Paul. In town OF Valley
Creek, washington county, MINI. This
place IL planted with raspberries; some
strawberries. and apple trees. PlGnty OF
ehrubbery and also some PASTURE land.
The soil 4 q good quick loam and pros
ouces excellent garden truck There IL one
geyen-rQQm house, with large kitchen and
cellar. Also screened porch; one basemenl
narns btKxf one chicken house, buggy
buildings There ie also q general store
THIS Is doing nice business No other
store anywhere near. This farm Is located
u an abundance OF fish. The owner q
leaving on account Of other business and
s compelled &C. sacrifice this place, ineiud-
ing the store. The buildings cost the price
asked for the place, 1900. Terms can be
made satisfactory. No trades
Apply Tor further Information. to
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03


FOR SALE-2oo acres fine land. urder
best ditch In Morgan county; $4,000
worm improvements; best % sou Price
800. easy terms y. n Ccrcoran. M
AoFgan. colo.s
El-AcRE-Frae homesfeads, CHEAP re-
lnquishments and decided lands. Good
water. shallow; healthy climate, near
town aud schools. Good crops. Good FARM
% dairy Land. Write Id HanshaW. Laird,
EhEE government land for farmers IN
prosperous Colorado. Whore ID IA how
% get 4. Write for official informafio
Immediately. Immigration Dept ISIS
LremonL Denver colo, %
FOR hALE-Seo-acre relinquIlhmenf. ]
1880 HN-N bfofcls N the heart OF
shallow water farming district. 4-room
bungalow With closet ana baaernent .
well = feet 70 water; barn, % acres Ia
cAtIFation. Price. 5000 Nothlng adia'-
cent % THE can b. bought Tor lees than
. pr acre cerreepondenoe 30
Ic.tru, Aoore44 ". H. Hyrea, Grover.
toIer
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

near Cotulla Ia sale county, Texas;
I ,675 acres, of which 800 under cultivation;
large reservoirs and pumping plant, farm
buildings, etc. Price, $50 500. Compare
lands In other localities. For further in
formation write Talens a Son. Irving
ton. n j. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

lands everywhere. fArna. ranches, loans
and Insurance Ask about my orchard
pronoaitlon e0 Bee nldG.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

Peters Trust Co.
Apartments

Apartments
RooAEs-'NEw FLo-IaEs,u aOth aud
Capitol Ave. flreproof and
light rooms. All cOnveniances
Close In. SNS-tG
4 EOOAS-"ATf1LONE 18th aud Doug
las Sts., all corner apartments.
Finely finished. Large ro0ms.
Quiet location. SSls0&i0
HOOMH-''rtfE GEORGIA." 100 Geof-
ala Ave. larae. well arranged
rooms. Beautiful location, east
front, pretty lawn $50
ROOAfe-"TdE AIlSAT1AN," us 30.
18th 81. (WEST FARNAM)
Quiet, refined neighborhood.
Completely modern: heauti-
fully finished. Sl0-SiS
ROOdS-"TffE ALsSATqAN;" with
south exposure, tii6o-S575o
HOOMB-'-THH MEY DIR" 500 Popple-
ton Ave, Beautiful 6-foom
apartment, arranged like a
separate home, 3 bedrooms.
water and heat furnished
Rental 81 .60-$47h0
s ROOMS-''Ttflc MEYER" SSoS popple-
ton Ave. (Same arrangenient
as abovel. with extra bed
room and sleeping porch.
Peters Trust Co.
ls2a FarnAm 81 Douglas ssA'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03
srrLL NSStf Ac' HrNN..

FOR sAIsD-Fairview Farm, tho finest
improved l1 acres IN southern Mime
apolis: A. . rial farm home Il mas no
equal. For full particulars write 10
owner. Edw. e oragor. jr.. Route 4,
FOR sALE-six highly Improved south
Minnesota prairie land. small payment;
easy terms. Jas. A. Larson, State Capt
tol, ST. Paul MINI.
Missouri.
STOP Iistenl i1e-acro farm. 1850: other
farms. Mc0rath, Mountain View. Mo-
$40 PER ACRE and ppwards Upland
farms ON line ulinola Central. Fine
ton Apply q. r. stebblns. Omaha-e
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

UPPER WISCONSIN-Best dairy and
general crop state IN the union; settlers
wanted; lands for sale at low prices on
easy terma. Ask for booklet - on Wkscon-
sin Central Land Grant. Excellent lands
for stock raislnG. II interested in fruit
lands AJAX for booklet on apple orchards
Address Land and Industrial Depart. 500
Line Railway. Minneapolis Aim
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

HIIHsF7 FFttIM NIOUNIIIl ULUFF'h
10 ACRDS-92OOO.
This II good tract OF land, improved
with 4-room house. In fine condition, four
narns, chicken house, etc.; some fruit.
balance on time,
A. II, SMITH co. Fay SMITH,
Phone geo. q Pearl ST., Council Bluffs'
B-ACRE farm near Council Bluffs, with
fair buildings. for 1900 See Day q
Hess Company. i2s Pearl 81, Council
Bluffs, Ia. for payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

si6-is civ Nat sank Bag. Doug. zS,l
IN THE HOLLYWoOD. near 1ii Har-
plenty Of windows. light and cheerful.
Refrigerator ana gas range furnished.
Everything first class. $3.50. Plenty OF
heat and hot water. First class janitor
service. Just vacated. BE SURE 20 see this
before locating.
ERNEST SWEET,
office. 1911 Harvey ST. Doug. ifl1 :