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1. THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY 20, 1918. 3 C RANCH LANDS FOR RENT Business REAL ESTATE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IMPROVED REAL ESTATETo Exchange FINANCIAL FARM AND RANCH LANDS FARM AND Pr'p'ty FOR SALK OR TRADE. South. 40 ACRES. Mead. So. Dak.; $12.50 per Real Estate, Loam and Mortgages. Louisiana Lands. tat Stores. West acre. Will trade for auto. Box 979, Ill a. IT miles S. of Longptne, fair $2,500 MTOE., bearing LOUISIANA FARM LANDS ;3.000 acrea at 16.00 aore; 11,000 down, Omaha Bee. pet Im- provements, at per secured by mortgage valued at lO.Oee.oe. 20 acre Including Improvements and bal. long time, I per cent. It you want HIGH GRADE Talmage-Looni- ls Inv. Co.. W. O. W. Bldg. plements. No overflew er levee. Bargain. real busy. Com and see. STORES FOR RENT truck and live bargain get INDUSTRIAL SITES REAL ESTATE Unfmproved DIVIDENDS OF 5 PER CENT OR MORS Adapted to cotton, corn, K. A. Mitten, Sunnyslde. Neb. stock. Oood roads, school, social rendit- Th Urg store room In the, new Ma-lon- te Ons dollar starts an account Hennen FOR SALE 80 acrea bottom land, all RESIDENCE North. OMAHA LOAN BLDO. ASSOCIATION. ions. Charles S. Elms, Bldg., acre Join- will soon be New Orleans, La. plowed, 4 miles from Blair: I building reidy, Douglaa of CUBIC YARDS 1 By the removal 50,000 ONE-HAL- F ACRE $a,000 MTO t pot., ing city limits, Improved. Store bulldlnc and fits. sppllca-tlon- a bearing Hth We era receiving 600,-00- Minnesota Lands. Main Florence. Fred OF EARTH we have developed over 0 CLOSE IN Buy this vacant corner on the southeast secured bv mortgage valued at $S,S0.ev. for rent. St., Bugeon now. la elemn lo- Talmage-I.oom- !s Inv. Co.. W O. W. Neb. This a attractive SQUARE FEET OF VERY DESIR- corner of 40th and Camden Ave. Only two Bldg THK IRON RANGE RAILWAY COM- Blair, blocks from car line and school.' Vse the MADE F D. PANY la actual bemeseekera 10 "ACRES, level. Improved, between cation, and especially dfstrable for shops ABLE TRACKAGE property. On street car East front on Park Ave., near Jackson. $li)i) to 110.00 promptly. ottering, nearly A lots this year for garden or a chicken Wead. Bldg . Uth and Farnam Sta enly, choice lands In moderate quantities Oakland and West Point. Neb., at only catering to ladles' trade. team has switch- thoroughly modern home, In can sell Wd near Duluth. and Invites C. KulL Oakland line, paved road, splendid oak finish and floors and hot water heat farm and a few years you NO DELAY IN CLOSINtJ LOANS. along its lines llo. on easy terms. A, one-thir- d of this tract ot for what so that maps, Illustrated Neb. Room at 21 J N. for cloth- ing facilities. This property Is priced Good garage. Ground 55x140, through to ground W. T. GRAHAM. 4 Bee Bldg. 'your Inquiry , lth St., good for all ot It These lota have literature, special price and terms may 160 sale. One Omaha's 30th 110 feet of street front- - yon pay Wei-vl- n WHEATLAND Wyoming farms. per a., ing, gents" or lunch room. right for quick of St, giving asked this ft? CITY. GARVIN BROS., be sent Arnold Commissioner, lot HeHTV fumlihtnga In full. This makes the city water, and at the price Bk. Innli.lna nalll.lin Vll.t rlShtS. Industries now taking title to a age; paving paid Is a For and terras call ' 10 LOANS Om. Nat. Bldg. Bldg.. DiOuth, Minn. 361 largest property a cracking good Investment as real buy. price Ivl A C. M. Rylander, Omaha Nat'L HARRISON A MORTON. HUNGRY We have choice tana !1 HARRISON & pert of this property. Full particulars at well aa a fine buy for a home. Price CREIGH, SONS & CO., 5C MONY for land? Tt , CUVil lt In axlliw.tinll U. m 8. W. MORTON, REALTORS. U Omaha Nat. Bli. Bldg. along our lines ln Saint Lout coehty. that office. only $3,500. About half cash will handle. on of Allen, Nb.: all good land; will sell 800. 50S Bee OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS. we will sell you In tracts to suit and 9. Calks. Neb. Douglas BUI: the easiest terms. What we al a bargain. Larson. (REALTORS.) RESIOKN-TIA- L O'KKEITK It. B. CO.. 10U Omaha Nat'l. possible Armstrong-Wals- h FOR SALE SOME CHOlCri want la actual settlers. We want all iwScTrKS"! all sues and kinds, easy Company IN THE NORTH MONEY to loan on farms and A 916 Bank PROPERTY Improved nui'h to write. Arnold, t'ommlssloner, terms. A. Patsman. SH Karnacn rwc Omaha National Bldg. BEAUTIFUL REALTORS, OK THE CITY FROM $2,500 TO ranches. Investment Co.. Omaha. PART J;e Iron Range Ry.. 607 Wolvln Bldg., Dulutn, LIST your lands for quirk results with C $5,000 EACH. ALL ARB BARGAINS. V CARLBlStb. 311 Bratw . 1538. 333 LO RATK8 Minn. Write today. I r.n.n 31 Met ague mn i imaoa Tyler Securities Bldg. 00. 1 SSU. MITCHELL IMVESTMENT CO. dels Theater Bldg. Sew MERCER PARK Missouri Lands. 1,400-ACK- ranch, a steal for cash. FOR RENT OFFICE, 24TH AND AMES. LOANS ON CITY PROPERTY. ard Bros. 67s Brandels Blflg. Where every lot fronts on a boulevard, Phone Colfax 217. V H. THOMAS to SON. Keellne Bldg. S.MALI, MISSOURI FARM. FIELD CLUE-$4,- 500 $3.60 rash and 13.10 monthly; ne Inter- North Dakota Lands. specials In and tor; served by three Stocks and Bonds. est or Also an interest In our 11,000 Sq. Ft. Floor Space pild Miscellaneous. taxes. SNAP 126 an acre Battineau county. North, ear lines. Every lot a perfect home site ROlfl C. DKUKSUOW CO. LWere In great development project vihlch within miles irom a goon .nmu 10m FT. on 34th struet, being the southeast Local Stocks and Bonds for the next few months should nay you one Hakota. I 1005 and basement from 60 to 75 feet NO high-clas- s lo- Securities, level square soctlon (64) acres): Farnam St.. having fontage Best buy In this section. corner of 24th and Seward. A dandy Investment. Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. hundred dollars for every dollar you In- dandy brick elevator; steam heat; In Beautiful home, rooms and Owner will sacrifice. 80 sell sandy loam, clay subsoil; fine grain building: FRAME HOUSES PERMITTED this ( sleeping cation for garage. vest. Highly productive land, close to 10 suitable for wholesale or manufacturing. porch; oak floor; mahogany and white ith fi, Im thn mnln thnmiiehfurA from and stock farm; water ft, down; good exclusive residential district. Prices and three big markets; photograph and full alfalfa Itnd 60 acros broke; every foot enamel on birch. Tile bath room, fireplace South Omaha to Florence. Property will information free. Ml'NtlKR, H. 31T. N. reasons terms reasonable. In lst-eln- south soon as Is over. tillable: no buildings; financial h very and condition; front. double In value as the war FARM AND RANCH LANDS Y. Life Bldg., Kansas City Me. Armstrong-Wals- Company See this at once. J. B. ROBINSON, REALTOR, force me to sell, incumbrance 16,600, oKkAT" IIArIiaTnS IS down i 16 13.000 will handle my REALTORS, 443 Bee Bldg. 1. 7. j Arkansas Lands. monthly livable In years. buys 40 acrea, good fruit and poultry land, and will easy terms on th near car line, equity, give 1536. S3 Securities Bldg. STUCCO HOME GLOVER & LAROE garden lots paved FEBRUARY'S neur town, southern Missouri) price only balance. No trades. This land will pay Tyler SPAIN, 1126 to 1195. 11 down. Doug. 6074. trect Our next excursion to our famous Delta 1330. Address Box JS3. Springfield. Mo. for Itself ln a few years. Address Owner In beautiful Dundee. OAK TRIM (REALTORS) lands at McQehee, Arkansas. Call or CORN lands, In central Missouri, producing 4031 Fremont Ave., South Mlnsea polls, THROUGHOUT. Built by the owner for write from JO to Ti bushels per acre, prices from Minn. STORES FOR RENT. 919-1- Douglaa 3902. 0 City National. SUBURBAN II to acre. Writ tor Illustrated it borne. I rooms on one floor. Sur- REAL ESTATE W. S. till per Oregon Lands. street. FRANK, booklet. Higley Land Co., Rolls, Mo. J25.09 71l Leavenworth rounded by splendid homes. Paving all HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT. Benson. !01 Neville' Blk.. Omaha. $59.00707 South 16th street. Mississippi Lands. THE JORDAN VALLEY;, 10th street. paid! PRICE $6,000. Would like 3300 DANDY NEW BUNGALOW. Canadian Lands. $70.00 lit South Six rooms all on one floor, large living YOUR OPPORTUNITY 16th street. $500 WILL DO. onltl-vate- to $70.00411 South CASH, but room, room with bullt-l- n buffet 640 ACRES Improved, well d $1.60 PER ACRE balance time. In outheaatrn Oregon, a bntlrnls Howard street, 20x10 dining highly down, long te InveeU- - $100.001605 ft, finished In oak, three bedrooms and bath TO EXCHANGE firm with good buildings, fencing, High, ary, well-locat- rarming ana siock ferttl dltrlct thst you ought steam heat all on one to floored and etc. 20 miles from Winnipeg and oloae on near Many shrewd fanners are baying floor, stairway land Miss, gulf coast; churches, fate. business fore- plastered attic, exterior stucco and frame. FOR IMPROVED ACRE to railroad and market with full equip- schools, stores, mill, railroads, towns: becaua their keen GEORGE & CO., Douglas 756. sTCo., Located 3005 So. 33d St Price 33,880, ment, at only 136.00 per aore, 110,000 northern Price SI an acre sight tells them that Investment will pay W.
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