Omaha Daily Bee from Omaha, Nebraska • Page 36

8 THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 26, 1914. Activities Among Omaha's Wide -Awake Home Builders TIMELY RSALESTATE GOSSIP Bankers Ecalty Investment Co. Opens Large New Tract WEAENE PARK ALMOST READY Cvery-thlng from Cement Aldeirnlkii nnd Water Main to Stately Hairs of Trees Being Provided. A new tract substantially developed la now placed before tbe peoile of Omaha In the shape of the now Woarne park addition junt opened by the Bankers' Realty Investment company. ThU Is tract of 122 lots bins north of Military avenue and wast of Forty-elE'ith street.

Tlio plat lira close to the car line and in a location that In the line of city's prowth. The company has spent mcney in gradlnc. terracing, Installing norm sewers and in planting yuung1 trees. At present cement walks aro be-Inc laid throuKhout the -ntlre trnct. Water mains are to be before tho spring Is over.

Building restrictions have 0en Flared on the lots Junt IiIkIi enough to Insure a Rood substantial quality of homes and yet low rnoURh to permit tlie man of moderate to tnlo ailTin-tace of the offers In tliN nMltlon Tha tract lies out a rar ride from the hsnr't if Onuihu. As a whole tho PC fin I'tent features that eneoursKe the persons wtu wnnt to jnnko new home. Imvo hen provided by Inr' company. This Is -mo of thn nUM'rns that Is looked forward to as' ridltifMo adflUtlon to Omahaa nower residence districts. City noo4er Slifrn.

A suggestion of a sood Utile town boost that mlpht bo installed at the Lincoln hlehvfay entrance to the city ws given by Ji. t. Pardlngt'ii. vice Mti-dent of the. Uncoln WHiiwa association, when ho wns In Omaha, Kridar.

Ho did not sUecest what Omha hontd JH in this respect, but slmulv told what Canton, 0. had done. Hro hs natd th Commercial club had rected a Mite tower or arch, bearins tho name- of the town. Its population nnd the words "Still Qrowlnir." Besides this it contained statistics in crisp 'forrn of the of manufacturing plants In the 'Uy nnd other rapid fire boost stuff. At night it is lighted by the city lighting plant.

Mr. Partington said the highway Is to be concrete wherever posaibK it will cost J12.600 a mile to liullJ this livid on an averago for the 2.000 mild It vill bo necessary to build west of -'blow. Trnilm for C'nnnillnn Hunch. F. T.

"Walker of Omaha has Just traded his 1.130 acres of Keith county land to J. A. Boiling of Fort Crook for 1,180 acres of Canadian land In Saskatchewan. Tho deal was made through Henry F. Meyers, real estato and insurance man In the Brandels theater building.

Walker does not plan to go to Canada himself, but expects to send his son Francis to work the new Canadian ranch. W. F. Swanback has returned to the Payne-Slater company. Male by Osborne Kealty Co.

William Jebens has purchased the bungalow at 2339 South Thirty-fifth street of Arthur Baker. Consideration 3.M0. Herman Schwalm bought tho house and three lots of Joseph Lowe at 2708 North Sixty-first streets for W.BOO. Anton Weber bought the E. P.

Hood bungalow at 1700 Georgia avenue. Consideration being $3,209. Morris Cohen purchased the seven-room cottage at 5817 Parker street of Emily J. Robinson for I1.C00. dus Swatison bought the six-room homo of Mrs.

Mary Nelson Bt 2517 Blondo street for 12.600. Uoyd Messacar purchased the Krickson residence at 4006 Grand avenue. Consideration being 12,600. Joseph lleplno bought the Oliver horns at axil Meredith avenue for William Phillips sold the lye-room bungalow at 2100, Pratt street to Mary Nlson for George V. Christiansen has purchased the five-room bungalow fqr a home at Forty-third and Grand avenue.

Trice James Stirling has sold to Martha Swift tho bungalow at 4741 North Fortieth street. Consideration $2,150. James Edmunds has purchased lot 3, tttkc View addition, fpr $500. Johanna Egan has ipurchssed the Tren-berth residence at 405 North Thirty-third street fpr Edith B. Chapman has sold the cottage at 2308 Sahlcr street to Annie Altknn-hesd for $1,925.

also the cottage at 2o02 Hahlcr street to J. I Bigger, Consideration $2,000. Bank of Benson property at 3403 Arbor Real Estate Loans Loans made on real estate for building, for lifting a mortgage or for other purposes. If you own a lot and have a portion1 of tho cost of building, we can loan you the balance. If you are planning to build or buy.

a homo it will pay yon to investigato our- plan. Small monthly payments with privilege' of pa'yiug larger amounts or paying xjff the entireloan at any time. Lowest Loan and Building Association rato. No commission. No delay.

Omaha Loan Building Association Office: N. W. Corner 15th and Dodge Sta. G. W.

Loorais, President. J. T. Helgren, Asst. Sec'y.

W. K. Adair, Sec. and Treaa. A.

A. Allwine, Asst. Seo'y. 1 Btrret to J. of Pulhasiek for-o; consideration Spring business is reported good by Charles Martin who find increased activity amorig Investors as well as horns buyers.

They report the following recent sales: Henry M. Mllburn. lot on Laurel avenue. In Laurelton addition. Consideration on which he will build a home.

Itoy II. Chiistenson of the Omaha Electric Carpet Cleaning company a lot on Twenty-first street In Kountie place. Consideration $1,200, on which ho will build a home. Charles Horn, four Iota In Laurelton addition, $3,100. F.

Uehllng of the Commonwealth Life Insurance company two lots at Fifty-first and Burt streets, in Dundee. Consideration Charles A. Osburn, a bungalow In Laurelton addition, for a home. Consideration $0,750. C.

H. Kogers, a home on the Florence boulevard, near Ellison avenue, for a home. L. D. Hopkins, a new home on the Florence boulevard, at the corner of Twenty-fourth street.

Consideration $6,000, for a home. E. A. Rward, a bungalow at Thirty-sixth and Fowler avenue, $2O0. Hastings Heyden report the sales for the week as follows: Lorenzo Van Falkenberg purchased a lot In Collier place for $'175.

Edward P. Wright purchased a lot In Park Wild addition for $1,300. Dean C. Jackson bought one of tbe acre tracts In Acre Gardens for $00. Emma Marshall purchased a house and lot in Boulevard park for $2,750.

Paul V. Klmmel bought an acre tract In Acre Gardens for $600. William B. Alexander purchased a lot in Lincoln Heights for $300. Thomas J.

Gray purchased three acre tracts In, Benson Acres for $1,700. Emily Bchulro purchased two lots In Florence for $700'. Harley Weldey purchased a lot In Roanoko addition for $300. Mary May Simpson purchased four aero tracts In Benson Acres for $2,300. These tracts are set out In cherry and plum trees.

She expects to make It her future tome. I D. Wykoff purchased a lot In Vine-land for $525. Persistent Advertising ts the Sure Road to Business Success. M'YANN TO GET A DIPLOMA To Graduate from Creighton Thirty-One Years After Entering.

QUIT FOE LACK OF FUNDS Ills Son la Jnst Completing Ilia Freshman Yenr In 'Crelghton High School Is Manager of Traffic narean. To enter a college In 1SS3 and now, thirty-one years later, to graduate from that college is the experience of E. J. McVann, manager of the traffic bureau of the Omaha Commercial club. No, McVann Is not especially thickheadedat least he has not been found so by those who havo had to oppose him when ho ts fighting proposed Increases in freight rates.

But like many another boy ho ran out of money back in the '60s and had to quit the college- before he finished. Mr. McVann came to Omaha from his home In Cedar Rapids, as a boy of 16 and entered Crelghton college thirty years ago. He was to graduate from the academic course In 1SS5, Before that date came, however, the school raised Its general standard so that his class could not graduate until 1SS3. Ilans Ont of Money.

McVann was out of money. Three years more was too much. He packed his little grip and went back to Cedar Rapids, where he got a job to hold body and soul together. School dropped clear out of his mind for a number of years. Finally he came to Omaha again to work.

and after some time again went east. Now for some years he has been In Omaha, first as an employe pf the railroads and later as manager of the traffic bureau. At odd times between fighting the rate cases for the Omaha Commercial Interests he has taken law at the Crelghton university at night or In daytime, Just as his time fitted In best. On April SO when the diplomas are handed out E. J.

McVann Is to rsrelvo a diploma from the law school and the degree of bachelor of laws. Thee admit him to the bar In the state of Nebraska. He will continue to be manager Of the traffic bureau, although he expects to practice law also in Omaha. While Mr. McVann Is receiving his diploma his son Donald, aged 18, will Just be completing his freshman year In the Crelghton High school.

Mr. McVann Is president of the Pan Alumni association. Father Hysterical Over Son's Illness Fearing that his 2-year-old son Wllber might not recover from an illness for which he was being treated at a local hospital caused W. I. Wiser of Auburn.

to become hysterical In the office of Dr. A. F. Jonas In the Brandels building Friday afternoon, and he had to be forcibly restrained and removed to the hospital In a taxicab. The baby had been in a serious condition under tho care of Drs.

Jonas and McClanahan, and tho possibility of its death had preyed on the father's mind till ho temporarily lost control of himself. After being treated, for his hysteria and learning that the child was Improving Wiser became quiet and rational again. Mrs. Wiser Is also at the hospital with her husband and son. Home Builders' Question Box Question Box ADVANCE COSTS OF SUIT NEARLY TOTAL WHOLE BILL A suit has been flies in tha United States district court by the Burlington to recover 820.23 alleged to due them from the Omaha Cooperage company as freight charges.

Accompanying the petition when It was filed was a check for IIS for advance costs In tho case. Six-Room House Planned by Victor Beck The accompanying picture is that of an all modern six-room house, it has a large and commodious living room extending across the entire front of the house, with a large and pleasant dining room. The kitchen ts entered directly from the living room and also from the dining room; the passage between the living room and the kitchen also leads to the basement. The second floor has three large and well arranged chambers, which are provided with closets for each room, and a linen closet at end of hall, with laundry thute to basement. The bath room Is large and well arranged.

Thtro is a stairway leading to the attic The ground area of this house Is 14x38. Stucco or siding can be used for the exterior finish of this house, as may be desired. For plans and specifications of this house and also cost to build sea Victor F. Beck, Ar chitect, 611 McCague Omaha, Neb. Moving Day Is May First Make your reservations early so as to insure your moving facilities on that day.

MOVING VANS AUTO VANS PIANO MOVING Gordon Fireproof Warehouse Van Company WfM IhiUs 314 211 Nwtk Hth St. list Qnlity Sennit Blieks Cist Nt Mire MperWo th. hPTta is handled by lumber and material dealers In Nebraska and lows. Doug. 4438.

IDEAL CEMENT STONE CO. Offlos and Display Boom. 1703 Cuming St Omaha A step toward owning your own home" With any sort of hope, intention or prospect of owning a home of your own-soon, later, or at any time you should he-gin to read and answer Heal Estate ad-vertisements. The first one yon answer and investigate means a real step for you toward home-owning for it means an Intelligent effort on your part to get familiar with real estate condition and yalues. TheJUalZatatecol.

umm tf The Daily Bee coataia the choio-mt fferinffl on the OoMiba market. Turn and read, 7 BMHHsMI5p53CEapfflrP5SBsssBiBIBy Bs? sBB 1 IX- 1 i rr sr .1 -4 i i 1 Wt3 I Mstit I 5 OT 1 fr 3 1 jtplUB II WITH AMPLE SECURITY Wo can make your money earn at least 7 in amounts of $100 or more. By investing with us la Omaha Real Estato and dividing the profits In our new profit sharing plan, Why only get 3 to 4 on your money when you can get at least 7 and get tho best kind of security? See us further about this new plan. Hastings Heyden 1614 Harney St. cccimncDinun'CDDiP UL UUI1ULI IUIIIUU I II II TKOira acracmaJi 37 w.

C. N. ROBINSON ARCHITECT 7S OMAXA WA.TrIi BA.JTX OT3H. VICTOR F. BECK Architect and Builder Phone, Red 7472 Sll McCague Bldg.

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1 1 oil 1 1 fe. XI 1 Somewhere in the HY-TEX Line is the BRICK YOU WANT ZiST US SHOW TOU OOB BSAUTXTUXj DUIFLAT AT 1303 W. O. W. BU3UHXO.

HYDRAULIC PRESS BRICK COMPANY Q. How can Home Builders pay 7 Interest? A. Because Home Builders gets 7 on Us mortgages, and the builders' profits in addition. Q. What did your shares earn for year 1913? A.

Over 11 7 of which was paid In cash dividends. Q. Does Home Builders speculate in unimproved property? A. No! No! Homo Builders only finances and builds for others. Q.

What security does Home Builders get for money advanced? A. Mortgages on completed property bearing 7, plus builders' profits. Q. What attracts people to invest in Home Builders? Read the following letter: Omaha, April 22, 1914. Home Builders (Inc.) Omaha, Neb.

Qentiemen: My first attraction to Home Builders was tho 7 interost guaranteed, then on investigation, I found there were no vsecrots about it. The books are open so we can use bur own reason. I think Home Builders need only to bo known to bo appreciated. Yours for progress, (Signed) MRS. SARAH E.

STUART, A Satisfied Shareholder, 2612 Capitol Avo. You aro welcomo to call on Home Builders, look over Us plan of investment, investigate Us class of securities without any obligation to you. Home Builders' literature free to any address. Get a Plan Book and see us when ready to build. American Security Company, Fiscal Agents.

'Wg HOME BUILDERS (Inc.) A. 202 South 17th Street- Omaha, Nob. The "Fidelity" Says That 9T0GlVNCO MTM III iKlM It I I If you intend leavinar tha oitv for an indefinite porlod If tain; If you contemplate changing your present quarters; if you intend to take an extended vacation then it is time that you call on us. You will find here every convenience, intelligent painstaking service and moderate rates. DOUGLAS 1516 Fidelity Storage Van Co.

16th and Jackson Streets Paint Today and Save Decay Sherwin "Williams outside and inside paints (50 colors), per gal $2.00 Porch Floor Paint (8 colors), per gal 55c Screen Paint (black and green), per qt 60c Inside Floor Paint (10 colors), per qt 45c Mar-Not Floor Varnish, per qt 85; Telephone orders promptly and carefully filled. Barker Bros. Paint Co. 16091 Farnsm St Phone Douglas 4750 You're Safe in having us move your household gbods. Our efficient service will please you.

Phone us when you are ready to, move. OMAHA VAN STORAGE CO. Phone Douglas-4163 Nebraska Tent Awning Co. 709 South 16th Street Residence Awnings and Porch Curtains First Quality. Material and Work-ship Guaranteed.

Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. Phone Douglas 3641 BLUE PRINTS THAT SHOW Oa Pspsr that Wtsra ZTsrytUsgr Up to th Mlnnt Architects' aiti Engineers' Supplies XacluOlsff XnstmmsBt. 905 BBJOrOEZS TXEATSB BUIISJVa, Tot Prompt Ssrrles Phone DourUa 8792..