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Opportunity Icte 3M Kegemr Ieasoms-Effi- Dl Tlno Pag Bargains Ottered Today Are Gone Tomorrow .i rnr oijaita Sunday r T.I A X VS 1315. a c i - Opportunity icte 3M KegeMr ieasoms-Effi- dl Tlno Pag Bargains ottered today are gone tomorrow. Choice investments are rarely offered Tia! the second time. Good robs oven filled tomorrow O - be . Act N W todav , will - 1 REAL ESTATE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IMPROVED REAL ESTATEIMPROVED REAL ESTATE To Exchange REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN West. North. South South. Miscellaneous. FINK Iowa stock and grain farm tor clear Dundee. Canada land. Owners answer 6-- with full Beautiful New R. Stucco Home 3018 S. 33D STREET. description and price. W. J. Good, Char- WEST FARNAM HOME. Modern, Built By SPECIAL BARGAIN modern dwelling, bullt-l- n buffet, iton, Iowa. Stricly DayAabor room In $500 GOOD DUNDEE HOME parlor and dining finished oak DOWN. $35 PER MONTH. HAVE 80 Close University of Omaha anJTarks ono acres. Wheeler county value PRICE $7,000. month. bathroom and bedroom in white will trade for In Price $4,900, $2,000 down, $30 DISTRICT-151- balance natural. attractive room, $3,600; equity city prop- This la an and attic, I room, seats; pretty FIELD CLUB enamel, Very Living dining room, kitchen, erty. Wilson. 317 S. 16th. ' Largetlivlng bookcases, . homo. Price $3,7 00. $300 balance Ice box In modern house, nearly new, built by a Located north of the , Blacketone cash, pantry and space the first just dining room: most complete kitchen and 2 GOOD Omaha realdence to ex- contractor for his home; Is In excep- on front tot, we have 1 $30 per month. story; bedrooms and bath upstairs; full property a choice Mat Just refrigerator room; wonderful basement; change for clear western or eastern tionally good condition; has living room, elghf-roo- home. SOUTH 33D ST. v cemented all modern con- land, ; listed a dandy Finished bad rooms and tiled tath. 2d floor; ' C GCARLBERG, basement; Neb. farm. Mr. 211 Th. brtrk fireplace"; room, bullt-l- n large veniences. furnace Pease, Bran. Bldg. dining den, in hardwood throughout; all the ' south hlsh REALTOR. Including heat; kitchen first 4 includ- garage; front; strictly grade In south front lot on car line and floor; bedrooms, features; bullt by owner for home. Large home and location. Call Tyler 496. Right the heart of the Field Club 813 Brandela Theater Building. paved ing enclosed sleeping porch; also out- lot with cement drive and small garage; district. One and a half blocks from the street; Just at the edge of Dundee, House side t OSBORNE, 701 Omaha Nat. Bank 3002 SOUTH 34tTTSTREET. 4 porch and tiled bathroom, second convenient for the new Yates school. This West Side car and beautiful Hanscora only years old. Price, $3,800. Own REAL ESTATE to ce- - . com Unimproved floor; stairway floored attic; full home la a real bargain for quick sale. BUNGALOW -- park. This property has a beautiful east modern dwelling, neartng your own home and stop paying rent. BEAUTIFUL bullt-l- n mented basement; double garage; paved front lot and. splendid seven-roo- strictly pletion, oak finish, buffet, exterior West. all one block from car lne BARGAINS. modern house. very attractive home. Price H. A alley; clear; OSBORNE REALTY CO., There are three large Kellastone, J. DUMONT CO., Something choke. Price $7,350. In Mlnne Luss, latest models and styles, rooms down four bed $3,740. $300 4owni and balance $30 per 41618 Keellne 630. T oak stairs; good rooms, Bldg. Douglas f, and rooms, strictly modern, bath and fine, large on month. LOT BARGAIN T01 Omaha Bank Bide Tyler 4lt. built-i- n streets, sleeping porch Nl finish; all features; paved second floor. Attlo third floor, laundry In G. GEORGE & 756. near car line. Just phone me for an C CARLBERG, CO., Doug. basement which Is under the entire house REALTOR. Eastern owner will sell his lot on Lea- These are priced right and and cemented. This house Is too SEE THIS WEST FARNAM terms can be large $11 Brandeis Theater Building. venworth St., just a block east of the end FOR SALE One lot In Cedarnole addition, arranged. for the present owner's family and some- PRICE CUT car Blmwood Is 300S S. 34TH of the line at Park for $300. cheap. Telephone Douglas 8637. HOUSE P. J. TEBBENS, Realtor, body going to get a real bargain. Price ST. It Is a little below the street and Is 0$ Omaha Ngt. Bank. Phone D. $181. will be all right; also terms. Go out and Five-roo- modern dwelling, Bearing In with look over bullt-l- n ex- shape the park forming ' It today. Owner will be home completion; oak flnlsn, buffet From $4,400 to $3,800 the aide line. Sight rooms, sleeping porch, sun room, to show you through. If you are on the terior kellastone; very attractive home. NEW DUNDEE HOME finished attlo and double garage with market for In $300 $30 MUST SELL AT ONCB OUR BEAUTIFUL a home this district this Is Price $3,760; cash, balance per H acre and modem house, lo- One block from West YOUR OPPORTUNITY. de- Brlok and $66$ driveway. NEW MINNE LUSA WITH BIG Do not month. cated 1 3 car HARRISON & stucco, Harney it. This Farnam car. Owner Is leaving city and BUNGALOW, block from lines; bearing MORTON, li In the newer dlstrlot GARAGE; HAS BUILTIN FEATURES; lay. C G. CARLBERG, Realtor. apple and trees, shade trees and overlooks , any reaaonable offer will be considered. cherry large Elmwood Park. It was built two years as rent OAK FLOORS THROUGHOUT. TERMS. 312 Brandeis Thea. Bldg. and small frluts and shrubbery. This Is $16 Oroa. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. D. $14. Only $600 cash required; balanoe 2861 WHITMORB ST. a ago for a home, and If owner were not .' SEE OWNER, PAYNE & bargain. ELM WOOD The price Is $5,000. Shuler A Cary, Real SLATER CO., 31st and Mason GARDEN LOTS. leaving city It would not be oa th mar-k- et 104 Bargain. $1 $1 A WEEK. ton. Keellno Bldg. Douglas Bit room and all oak fin- DOWN, today at all. It has large living room 818 1011. bath, modern, PAYNE 4k SLATER CO. ' iEVEN-ROO- located Omahn Nat'l Bank. Doug. - O'Keefe with fireplace and the sleeping porch Is modern, centrally A MODERN heat cottage, 6316 Wirt ish; full cemented cellar, furnace, etc.; Real Estate Co., houaa. lath and Davenport, near Bouie-- except paving all owner wilt Miscellaneous. a dandy. Owner will show you through, I A street can be for $2,100, good garage; paid; REALTORS, M. - ..1, V. .... bought today make a low for turn. Better and tell you about tt The summer gar $100 down and the, balance at $20 per price quick Is Is f Bedrooms, alcove and bath, Id floor; liv Investigate. Dour. 271$ 101$ Omaha 1st Nat. Bk. den planted, and tt ready to move "month. Has 4 nice large rooms and Bldg. Into without a cent of Price ing room. den. dining room ana mtcnen. Close to etc. will The Realtor. $1 Down and Per Week expense. bath. car, school, It TEBBENS, $1 $7,300 tor sale. ., 1st floor. Present price of $2,000. Will to 605 Omaha Nat. Bk. Phone D. 218$. quick be pay Investigate this bargain. increase In this location. Terms may Let n Walnut 677. FOR SALE, by owner, house, modern Us Show You This Close-i- level lots on established street arranged. graaV; has water, and HARRISON & r. WALKING DISTANCE except furnace, permanent walk, paved city aewer, gas MORTON, NEARLY new, fully modern, New two-stor- y near ear fine street one block to car, good neighbor- frama and stucco house, sidewalks; line and parochial REALTORS. :'vy oak finish home, garage, lot, paved 701 0. 85th six rooms, sun and and school. Secure one or more Shuler & Realtors, house would cost $4,000 to build hood, St,. $1,900 if taken by parlor sleeping porch. publlo Cary, street June 1st. 709. 6964. Pine finish and fine decorations at once and start your war Price $1$ now. Our price for this week is $3,600. BUNGALOW Inquire Harney through- garden. Omaha National Bank, out. Price $6,250. Reasonable terms. , $2(5' to $396. Douglas $07$. ' Phono Doug, S074. 04 Keellne Bldg. Cash or" very easy terms. Flnkney Is the DANDY R COTTAGE, So. Front. street. SOUTH OF HANSCOM PARK. RASP BROS., 110 Keellne Bldg. Ty. 721. Benson & CHOICE BUILDING LOTS 2666 Pierce street new and in $300 down, price $1,760, $18 month; 6 Carmichael, FINE bungalow, finished through- nearly nice rooms on one floor. For details, call REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN out In with double located fine condition; lot 30x13 feet; close In la Dundee and Happy Hollow, with oak, garage, and modern In Tyler 496. Douglas 1722. all In 111 --room fine 1824 St. terms to every respect Benson. publlo Improvements and paid for. ) Chicago St. cottage; lot at Sahler Will give four-roo- FIELD CLUB DISTRICT r. modern NEW bungalow and large piece except paving Installments not delin- , Bros., Brandeis Theater Price $4,600, for further Information 11,860, Ringwalt suit call 71. A. Colfax lot 70x166; $4,260. C. of can be with a Bld(-.- , call 2410 or Colfax 8668 even- Sunday Holalngton, house, garage, price ground, 100x132; all planted to fruit 3 OR 4 ACRES quent, bought small Douglas 2202, or M. O. Colfax 3482. A. Grfmmel, Phone 1616. and amount down and balanoe on ings. Headley, Douglas garden, consisting of grapes, berrlea easy and vegetables. House decorated and has NORTHWEST of BENSON monthly payments. Lots are all large, all modern house, oak floors, built Miscellaneous.
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