Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 11

ELEVEN Spring Means Moving, It's Easier to Move the Eye Than Feet. See Ads Below THE LINCOLN EYTLMNG JOURNL TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 193 1. WITNESS aov band and th seal of said REAL ESTATE FOR RENT LIVESTOCK POULTRY el SUPPLIES. 45 chaser thereof, upon receipt by th Treasurer of said city of the purchase price, the sarn to be not lea than the par value of said bonds. Ordinance No.

3364. AN ORDINANCE providing for th bj-suanos of S175.0OO (being part of aa USED FURNITURE BRINGS CASH This Want Ad sold all the furniture at a cost of only 88c There were more customers than there was furniture. Sell your used furniture to A the customers who didnt buy. They're still looking. Notice to Bidders.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Secretary of the Board of Control, Capitol Building, Lincoln, Nebraska, up until 10:00 A. April 6, 1934, for 1935 License Plate Enamel, for the State Reformatory for Men, Lincoln, Nebraska, in accordance with specifications, which may be obtained from the Secretary of the Board of Control. AH bids must be accompanied by a certified check-for 5 percent of the total amount of the bid, such check to be payable to the Board of Control The Board reserves the right to accept a bid item by item or in its entirety. BOARD OF CONTROL, O. R.

Shatto, Secretary. NEARLY NEW 3 pc walnut finished bed- -room suit $22.50. Upholstered rocker, $5. solid walnut cod tab) $2.50. LS363.

2417 J. Spare cash is raised easily if you get the Want Ad habit. Some one wants to buy the unused articles you have around the house, and the people who will buy them read the Want A Want Ad Will Sell It AUTOMOTIVE APTS FURNISHED 74 1202 ST. Nicely turntshed Junior apt. at reasonable rent.

t. an Boooe. 1340 ft 1330 Some ot th axctuaiv fea ture of the President aad Ambassador ar aa follows: party room, roof garden, automatic elevator, pantry eervtc. tut and shower bath combination in aaoDi. apartment.

The President and ambasaa-dor ar centrally located ao why not live tn Lincoln's newest and finest. 81700, BSoOu. B175T. 1Q14 Living room, Bedroom, kitchen. ly turn, and decorated.

Kelvtnator. rage. B172V 1T4S SOUTH South and east 4 room fti-l ntshed apartment. Electric refrlg era Garag. 80.

11253 room apartment wp eieeifuia porcn, pnvmi Daw, wranqh Hot water. Elactrlo refrigeration. Kva tag. F3998. BAUER APATS.

th ft St Bmall jm lo-oate, low priced apt, call LT203. LAFAYETTE 314 So. 12th OAs Ugbtav tngiuair. a tabes ana linens rurnlsheiv By day, week or month. B494X B7758.

ONE OR TWO room wtth private bath. tj to izu. mo is. Boosa, WOODROW-AND-DONALD Beautlfullw furnished, very homey, close la. We to- Uclt Inspection 640-48 Bo.

12 B5128." 1 APARTS. UNFURN 4A 1905 2nd tloor apt. 6 rooms and nato, neat ana water furnished, ngnt and Mean, newly decorated. Reasonable L7SOS. 344 80.

26 3-rm. modern apartmeuC naecine remg. Automatic neat. bot water. Oar.

Yard. Available April. It J3. L6801. 2028 ST.

Homey 4 room apartment private nam, open aoutn exposure, rage. Reasonable. B4080 or F8468. GROUND floor, 4 larg rooms, Ilk witn (team neat, not water, ngiaatra fiipnl.hui QA1B "ft" R1H11 MOST attractive six room apartment to ueitCK Annex cau ua to se it. two nice bedroom, a I dining room, larg living room all conveniences.

Lights airy. The First Trust Company, Real Estate Department. B1201. yf. THE NEMAHA.

16th ft One of Lin coln a newest and choicest buildings, high class clientele, latest features arfcT lowest rental. Inquire Apt, s. Bft47 B1410. THREE large rooms, screened 2 closet, mvate bath, garage, rrtgidale. Cool In summer.

Excellent residential F5221. HOUSES RENT. 2148 Exceptionally nice, 8-roant Bouse, modern In every way, perreet condition. Inquire 2138 F4373. 135 NO.

28 room and oath, garage. Near schools. BoU and F88U. 710 PO. 17TH 6 room house, all modern," clean, newiy uecuraieu, garage, suuua.

Reasonable rent. '21 SO. 19 7 room, modern except frden spot, $12.50. 908 So. 10 Modern room cottage.

Owner, 902 So. 10, 1060 SO. 32 6 room oungalow, newly decorated. Coal or gas neat. 30.00.

Sutton, B1652. B6183. 1111 PEACH Desirable 8 new, oak floors, lust temodeled, full basemen KUBEc, iuu lui. ncuviuauis, a- 1425 SO. 16 7 room house, newly dectf.

rated and painted. For appointment ln quire 1425 So. 15. Phon F1367. 1835 NO.

648 room all modern, garage, ivn inim iraaia 1709 80. 23RD, 6 room bung. 230.04. 1736 Otoe, 6 room 50.00 1601 Pawnee, nun duplex, turn. 50.00 1963 Garfield, 8 rooJis duplex 50.00 1444 Dakota, 5 r.

bungalow 20.50 5336 Walker, auto sat 27.04t, 157S So. 26th, 6 room 1827 Bo. 27th, 6 rooms, auto beat 30. fill 1035 So. 87th, 6 room bung 35.00 rt.

L. ARMSTRONG, B4332. B23S1. mi WALTER BAKER, B4332. FO 177J.

2026 Attractive up-to-date 5 room cot tage, sleeping porcn, garage, reasonable to responsible party. Inquire within. 3032 7 room nice garden 217,50 per mo. Call 110 So. 27th.

5044 JUDSON: Uni. Place. 4 room lights and water, 2 Iota, garage; chicken coop, old shade and garage. 133 no. inn St.

iTI A 5 RM. lower flat in brick duplex; nnrxhH Annolntment. S.10 Tt2A22 1 APRIL 6-room modern, 1520 Roee good condition, Preecott school Garage. Owner, B4508 or B2328. ALL MODERN room house at 1238 St Innulre at Wagner ft Walt.

B3383. AN 8-room bouse, modern in every and In perfect condition. 2148 C. Inqulr 21S C. F4373.

ATTRACTIVE aeven rooms, like new, full lot, garage. i-sa noutn zznu. vary reasonable. B3611. CHEAP RENT POSSESSION! "f' 6638 SOUTH, 7 rm.

4401 ST. PAUL, 7 rm. 2400 VINE, duplex 6359 COOPER, 6 rm. 6524 LOQAN, I rm. 4842 HILLSIDE, 6 rm.

3928 BO. 52. 7 rm. Harrington Realty B1716 M29H2. FOR RENT 1410 so.

18th 1 rooms, gav, garage. Phone F2897. FOR RENT Strictly modern 6 room mil bath. NIc and dean. 2606 No.

43rdM Call M1718. MOVING? Call Star Van, B6764. Careful'. courteous men; free moving fre estimates; green trading fireproof warehouse: Moth Kill vault. SPLENDID RENTALS.

2327 80. 33 5 room, acre. .25.00 1944 Prospect, 4 rm. gas heat 1.12.50 1828 Garfield, 8 rm. gas furnace 835,00 B322S.

1 1218 Bw, YOU SHOULD INSPECT this large IIvTob' room, fireplace, sleeping porch, ecomioaj heat. 105 Bo. 28. 7 ROOM COTTAGE, all ground garage. Modern except heat.

2 15 SC. L7101. HOUSES FURNISHED? NICELY FURNISHED 5 room bungalows Randolph district: hardwood floors: piano; double garage; garden space. (30. B2725 B3965.

)FFICE DESK ROOM. OFFICE ROOMS, single eight dollar PtuT, month, tws and three room suits, Brownell Block, under new management. Culbertson-Roe Bell, Iiies B6872. REAL ESTATE FOR SALlv FARM 8 FOR SALE. tt AN IMPROVED-, graveled road, close to" Lincoln, to close estate, 875 pr acre, B4222.

727 SecurltyJilutuaL FOR" BALE acres, near Greenwood; choice, level, 200 acres, (Oustln farm) near Murdnck. ''Quality oil conditions remsmhered long after price forgotten." Ralph Fetterman, First Nat'l Bldg. I BUY AND SELL the better eastern Nebr! farms, Cba. Herman, 402 Federal Trust Bide your farms, acreages, city property and rentals with us. Have prospects.

H. Heillger. 220 Kresge Bldg. L7176. 160 ACRR8 of Hood land near-Lincoln" Will accept good residence, If clear a part payment Lincoln Real Estat ft Inveetmut B1116.

(14-115 Sharp Bldg. ACREAGE FOR SALE. 83 IMPROVED acreage adjoining Llnooint Will exchange for well located bungalow. M. Forsyth, Bl 147, F5QB8.

HOUSES FOR 8 ALE. 84 BffilUTIFUL 5 room colonial nearly new, toutheast location. Fireplace, bk. nook, many bulltln features. Large basement.

Full Int. Beautiful yard; garage and cement drtvo. Call Owner, F1213, B4R(AINPR1CE Fine bungalow, five rooms, gas urate. Well located, south-eat; condition tike new. B3225.

SHK1.LEDY. F46. .215.50 218,50 13.W .,..220,503, .220.5 (V County, day of 1934. County Clerk, Section I. That said bond be executed soon a may be and be thereupon submitted to th Stat Auditor, together with a duly certified transcript of all proceedings had previous to the Issuance of aald bonds; that, upon registration of said bonds by the Stat Auditor, the sam be submitted to the County Clerk for registration, all aa provided by the com piled Statute of th Stat of Nebraska, 1929.

Section 4. That upon execution ana registration of said bonds, a herein provided, the sam be delivered to the purchaser thereof, upon receipt by the Treasurer of aald city of th purchase price. th earn to be not lea than par value of aald bonds. Sec is on 6. It shall be the duty or th City Council of aald City of Lincoln In due time and form to annually levy a sufficient tax to provide for th Tayment of the Interest on and th principal of said bonds aa th same become due.

Section a That all ordinances or reso lutions and parts of ordinance or resolutions In conflict with the provision hereof be and th earns are hereby re- Section T. That this ordinance shall be full force and effect from and- after It passag and publication, a required by law. introduced by faul w. wikh. Passed: March 26, 1934.

FENTON B. FLEMING, Mayor. Attest: THEO. H. BERG, City Clerk.

(SEAL) Notice to Contractors and Water Main Material Dealers, j' Sealed Brososals 'for th construction of the 33rd street and A Street Water Main will be received by th City Council of th City of Lincoln, Nebraska, at tne office oi the Cltv Clerk no to the hour of ten (10) o'clock A. Standard Time, Tuesday, April 10. 1934. at which time and plac they will be publicly opened and read. Bids will dc oonsiaereo xor iurunmiiK material and labor separately.

Plans and Specifications for the above work and th forms of Proposal, Contract and Bond are on file at the office of the City Clerk and may be Been there, or copies may ootainea at omc ot uie -il Engineer. The Cltv Engineer' estimate of east for constructing th above work I 154,000.00. The attention oi oiaoers is aireciea to th following requirement: AU work Is to be oerformed In accordance with th re quirement of the National Industrial Recovery Act and under th regulations of th Federal eunergency Aaminisirauon oi ruo-lie Works The Contractor will be required to pay minimum wages of $0.50 per hour for unskilled labor, $1.20 per hour for skilled labor, and such wages for Intermediate classes of labor as conform to th specifications No proposal will be received whicn la not accompanied ny an execucea NRA compliance certificate on Form PWA 61. Each proposal must he accompanied by a certified check In the um of five (6) percent of the total amount of the proposal, mad payable to L. C.

Oberlies, City Treasurer, as a guaranty of good faith. The City Council reserve th right to accept any proposal or to reject any or all proposals, or to waive any defects In any proposal. theaj. u. wiiy -uienu LOCAL WANT AD RATES Want Ada aooeu aa both (tie moralam and evening edition of Th eoamal asm the evening edition of Th Star or Is The Sunday Journal and Star for th on price.

Want Ad ciaeslficattooa close at 1 p. tn. en week day aad p. m. Saturday.

Ad reeervea after una csouna bow win swh to net ts classify. CASH BATES. It oast act line pee day. en at Iwsj day. 10 cents per una pet aay, lorac tew, five er six eonaecntlv Insertions, IS cent per Une pet Oat ves) at snore Consecutive Insertions.

-aei rate effective entnia 1 a aay after ad expire. Minimam easts IS ceota. snnsmaai oash aoc. VVben assertion an Bet tumarnuv sns day rat applies. a nre une mmanisjm.

CHAaUlB RATES. sent per tin pat day. eoe at day. tl cent pa. On per day, three, foot.

18 cents per pet day seven of trior consecutive IncertWas. aeb rate effective wfUua tea days after ad expires. Minimum charge IS eenta. irdnlman cash 68 eenta. When Insert km aid ao eon seen Uvc amy rate applies.

DEATHS BAILEY Mrs. Rosa Phoebe Bailey, 74, widow of R. D. Bailey, died at the home of her son, Rex, 1820 Bo. 50th, at 9:30 p.

m. Monday. Besides Rex she Is survived by a sister, Mrs. Llxile Cary, Kansas City, Mo. Funeral services will held at Elmwood Christian church at 2:30 p.

m. Wednesday. BICKFORtt Mrs. ldella Luella Blckford, 76, died at her horn at 1224 Adam at 1 a. m.

Tuesday. Surviving are her husband, George; son, Carroll O.i daughter, Mrs. Raye Wtckham, Lincoln; slater, Mrs. J. W.

Blckford, Vlllisca, three brothers, Dr. Joseph Baxter, Lo Angeles; Charles, Granite City, 111., and Frank Baxter, Omaha; two grandchildren and a great grandchild. The body I at Castle, Roper Matthews, where funeral service will held at 1 o'clock Thursday, Rev. J. W.

Hilton officiating. Burial at oreenwooa. BRUNO ARD Newton W. Brungard, 63, died Tuesday at his home, 4801 So. 12th.

TO WORK FOR BONUS BILL Veterans Voters League Is Circulating Petitions. tjf.rr.ASKA. CITY. Eleven pe titions from every section of the First congressional district win oe sent to Senators Norris and Thomnson this week bv the Vet era no. Vr.tM ieneiie.

ureine their Support and -vote ior tne socauea pitmnn nnniin mil. me) neuuous being circulated by volunteer work- C1B cvcijr This decision of the district meeting; here Sunday followed talks by Lloyd Chapman, W. E. Sanford, W. J.

N. Robertson and F. C. Scarborough of Lincoln and Simon Simons of Omaha. Adjt.

G. E. Morrison reviewed the work of organization over tne district and reiorted a ereatly in creased enrolment Delegations from Johnson, Nemaha and Richardson counties urged the organization nf units In their counties. Commander O. Thornton of the Spanish war veterans was chair man of the meeting, ana an utoe county organization was perfected with Carl Wheeler as chairman and O.

Thornton as adjutant Simon Simons of Omaha, com mander of the St Michiel post V. IT. toia or tne organization nf th nonnartisan veterans nolitl- cal organization, and the defeat of former Congressman Baldrige in the Second district and stated, "Congressman Burke admitted the veterans did much to elect him well, we will also see that is retired." The next meeting will be held In Wahoo, April 15. NOT SLEEPING SICKNESS Autopsy Shows Tumor on Drain Killed Boy. SH ELTON, Neb.

An autopsy performed on the body of Merylan Kills, 9 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ellis, who died in an Omnha hospital, revealed that death was due to a tumnr on the brain caused by an injury, and not sleeping sickness from which he was believed to be suffering when taken to the hospital. The body was brought to Shelton and funeral services held at the Presbyterian church Sectloo 5. It Shan be the duty of th City Council of said City of Lincoln In due time and form to annually levy a sufficient tax to provide for the payment of the Interest on and principal of atd bono a the same become due.

Section That all ordinance er reso lution and part of ordinances or resolutions In conflict with th provisions hereof be and the sam are hereby repealed. Section 7. That this ordinance shall be la full fore and effect from and after It passage and publication, aa required by law. lmroaucea ny raui. w.

LnJtMJU Passed: March 26, 1934. KENTON B. FLEMING. Mayor. Attest: THRO.

H. BERG, City Clark. (SEAL) Ordinance No. 3365. AN ORDINANCE providing for th I- suanc of $140,000 (being part of an au- tnorizea issue or water extension Bonds, Series of th City of Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, and providing for th levy of a tax to pay principal anl Interest thereof as It matures.

WHEREAS, the City of Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, by resolution duly adopted on March 16, 1931, provided xor tne submission to tne legal voters thereof at the regular primary election held In and for said city on April 7, 1931, the proposition of authorizing th City Council to borrow money and pledge th credit and property of said City upon Its negotiable bonds to the amount necessary, towtt. Two Million Three Hundred Thousand Dollars for the purpoa of construct ing for aald city, within and without th corporate limits thereof, additions to and extension of lbs system of waterworks In order to obtain a permanent water supply from th Piatt River Valley in th vicinity of Ashland, Nebraska; and WHEREAS, notice of the submission, ef said proposition at the regular primary election was given as required by and WHEREAS, said proposition was submitted to the legal voters of said city at th regular primary election held on April 7, 1931, In manner and form as required by law; and WHEREAS, the return of said election have been duly canvassed by th Board of Canvasser and City Council, respectively, and it has been found and declared that th Issuance of said oonds I authorized by th legal voter of said city as required by statute and WHEREAS, there ha heretofore been issued and sold On Million Six Hundred Thousand DoHars ($1,600,000) bonds of said authorized amount designated as series to "is," inclusive; ana provision made for th lssu of an additional On Hundred Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars ($175,000) to be designated a Series and WHEREAS, It I necessary that an additional On Hundred Forty Thousand Dollars ($140,000) bonds of said total authorization of Two Million Three Hundred Thousand Dollar ($2,300,000) be issued at this time; NOW, THEREFORE, Be It Ordained by the City Council of th City of Lincoln, Nebraska; Section 1. That there be Issued Water Extension Bonds of the City of Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, In th amount of One Hundred Forty Thousand Dollars to be designated "Series for the purpoa of obtaining money with which to construct for said city, within and without the corporate limits thereof, additions to and extensions of Its system of waterworks In order to obtain a permanent water supply from the Platte River Valley in the vicinity of Ashland, Nebraska; that said bonds be dated April 1, 1934, numbered from one (1) to on hundred forty (140), inclusive, to be of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) each, and become due and payable in numerical order Fourteen Thousand Dollars ($14,000) on April 1st of each of the year 1945 to 1954, inclusive; provided, however, said bonds shall be redeemable at the option of said city at any time after ten (10) years from date thereof. Said bonds shall bear Interest at the rat of three and one-half 3tt percent per annum, payable semi-annually on the first day of April and October of each and both principal of and interest on said bonds shall be payable at th office of the County Treasurer of Lancaster County, at Lincoln, Nebraska, and remittance for payment thereof shall be made by said Treasurer in lawful money of- the United States of America; that the full faith, credit and resources of said city be and are hereby pledged for the payment of the principal of and Interest on said bonds at maturity; that said bonds be signed by the Mayor and be attested by the Clerk of said city and by the seal thereof; that the interest maturing on said bonds be evidenced by coupons thereto attached maturing on the several days when such interest matures, and that such coupons be signed by said Mayor and Clerk of said city by their respective facsimile signatures, and that such officers, by the execution of said bonds, shall adopt as and for their own proper signatures, their respective facsimile signatures appearing on said coupon. Section That said bonds, coupons and th certificate of the State Auditor and County Clerk in respect of registration of said bonds, be in substantially tne toiiow ing form: (FORM OF BOND) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF NEBRASKA COUNTY OF LANCASTER CITY OF LINCOLN WATER EXTENSION BOND, SERIES No KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That the City of Lincoln, In the County of Lancaster, and State of Nebraska, hereby acknowledges Itself to owe and for value received promises to pay to bearer the eum of One Thousand Dollars (11.000) on the first day of April.

19.. with Interest thereon from the date hereof until paid, at the rate of three and one-half (3tt) percent per annum, payable semi-annually on the first day of April and October in each year, on presentation and surrender of the Interest coupons hereto attached as they severally become due. Both principal hereof and Interest hereon are hereby made payable in lawful money of the United States of America, at the office of the County Treasurer of Lancaster County, at Lincoln, Nebraska. For the prompt payment of this bond, both principal and Interest, at maturity, and th levy of taxes sufficient for that purpose, the full faith, credit and resources of aald city are hereby Irrevocably pledged. The Issue of bonds of which this Is one, I redesmable at the option of aald city at any time after the expiration oi ten (10) years from data hereof.

This bond Is one of an aggregate Issue of One Hundred Forty Thousand Dollar (1140.000). Issued by said city for the pur pose of obtaining money with which to construct for said city, within and without the corporate limits thereof, additions to and extensions of Its system of waterworks In order to obtain a water supply from th Piatt River Valley, In full compliance with the provisions of the Charter of said city and all other laws thereunto enabling, and pursuant to an ordlnanc of said city duly adopted, approved and published, and Is authorized by the requisite vote of the legal voter oi said city voting at an election duiv called and held for that purpose. And It Is hereby certified and recited that all conditions, acts and things required by law to exist or to be done precedent to and In the Issuing of this bond, did exist, hava happened and were done and performed In regular and due form and time as required by law, and that the Indebtedness of said city, including this bond, doe not exceed any limitation imposed ny law. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, said City, hv Its Cltv Council, has caused thla bond to be signed by its Mayor, attested by its era ana us corporate oea to oe affixed hereto, and the coupon hereto attached to be executed by said Mayor and Clerk, respectively, by their facsimile signatures, which officials do, by the execution hereof, adopt as and for their own proper signatures, their respective facsimile signatures appearing on said coupons, an as oi tne first day of April, 1934. Mayor.

Attested: Clerk. (Farm ef Coupon.) No 1 On th first day of 19..., the City of Lincoln, County, Dollars In lawful money of the United States of America, at' the office of the County Treasurer of Lancaster County, at Lincoln, Nebraska, for Interest due that day on Its Water Kxtenaion Bona, series dated April 1, 1934, Mayor- Attested: Clerk. (Perm ef fertlfleate ef Stat Aedltor.) TATF. OF NKRRAHKA. OFFlrsi OF TH STATB AUDITOR.

I. Ihe undersigned. Auditor of Public Accounts, of the State 'of Nebraska, do hereby certify that the within bond has neen presented to me, together witn a duly certified transcript of all proceedings had previous to the Issuance thereof that I have examined the within bond and said proceedings and am satisfied that said bond has been legally Issued fnr a lawful purpose; and 1 Hereby certify that aald bond baa been regularly and legally Issued. (ihe data filed In mv of fire being the nests or mia cerimraiei and nas neen registered In my office In accordance with the provisions of th Complied Statute of Nebraska. 1929.

WITNESS my hand and seal of office this day of 1934 Auditor ef Public Accounts. Regietry Pare No (Farm ef I nnnly I leek's STATT of NPHRABKA -COUNTY OF LANCASTER las. I. the undersigned. County Clerk of Ihe Countv aforesaid, do hereby certify that the within bond baa been registered In my otflce pursusnt to Ihe provisions ef Ihe Compiled ststute of the Stat ef Nebraska, im.

authorised Um of (2,300,000) Water Ex tension tsonda. Bene of city 01 Lincoln, Lancaster County. Nebraska, and providing for the levy of a tax to pay principal and Interest thereof aa It matures. WHEREAS, the City of Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, by resolution duly adopted on March It, 1931, provided for the submission to the legal voters thereof at the regular primary election held In and (or said city on April 7, 1931, the proposition of authorising the City Council to borrow money and pledge the credit and property of said City upon Its negotiable bonds to the amount necessary, to-wit. Two Million Three Hundred Thousand Dollars (12.300.000), for the purpose of constructing for said city, within and without the corporate limits thereof, additions to and extensions of its system of waterworks in order to obtain a permanent water supply from the Platte River Valley In the vicinity of Ashland, Nebraska; and WHEREAS, notice of the submission of said proposition at the regular primary election was given as required by law; and WHEREAS, said proposition was submitted to the legal voters of said city at the regular primary election neia on Apni 7, 1931, In manner and form aa required by law; and WHEREAS, the returns of said election have been duly canvassed by the Board of Canvassers and City Council, respectively, and It has been found and declared inat the Issuance of said bonds is authorized by the legal voters of said city as re quired by statute and WHEREAS, there has heretofore been Issued and sold On Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollar! ($1,600,000) bonds of said authorized amount designated as Series to inclusive; and WHEREAS.

It la necessary that an ad-, dltlonal One Hundred Seventy-five Thousand Dollars (1175,000) bonds of said total authorization of Two Million Three Hundred Thousand Dollars (12,300,000) be la-sued at this time; NOW, THEREFORE, Be It Ordained by the City Council of the City of Lincoln, Nebraska; Section 1. That there be issued water Extension Bonds of the City of Lincoln, Lancaster Countv. Nebraska, in the amount of One Hundred Seventy-five Thousand Dollars to be designated "Series for the purpose of ob taining money with which to construct for said city, within and without the corpor ate umiis urerwi, auauiuoa jo rqu eiwu- sions of its system of waterworks In order to obtain a permanent water supply from the Platte River Valley In the vicinity of Ashland. Nebraska: that said bonds dated April 1, 1934, numbered from one (1) to one hundred elgnty (18U), inclusive, numbered 1 to 17, 19 to 35, 37 to 53, 55 to 71, 73 to 89, 91 to 107, 109 to 125, 127 to 143, 145 to 161, and 163 to 179, all numbers included, to be of the denomination of On Thousand Dollars (11.000) each, and numbers 18. 36.

54. 72. 90. 108. 126.

144. 162 and 180. to be of the denomination of $500, and become due and payable In numerical order seventeen Thousand rive Hundred jjoiiars (117.500) on April 1st of each of the years 1945 to 1954, Inclusive; provided, however, said bonds shall be redeemable at the option of said city at any time after ten (10) years from date thereof. Said bonds shall bear Interest at the rate of three and one-half i3) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on the first day of April and October of each year, and both principal of and Interest on said bonds shall be payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Lancaster County, at Lincoln, Nebraska, and remittance lor payment thereof shall be made by said Treasurer In lawful money of the United States of America; that the full faith, credit and resources of said city be and are hereby pledged for the payment ofthe principal or ana interest on saia oonas at maturity; that said bonds be signed by the Mayor and be attested by the Clerk of said city and by the seal thereof; that the Interest maturing on said bonds be evidenced by coupons thereto attached maturing on the several days when such in terest matures, and that such coupons signed by said Mavor and Clerk of said city by their respective facsimile signatures, and that such officers, by the eXeCU- LlUll VI BK1U UUIIUS, BUUfl MU (Ul their own proper signatures, their respective facsimile signature appearing on said coupons. Section 2.

That said bonds, coupons and the certificates of the State Auditor and County Clerk In respect of registration of said bonds, be In substantially the following forms (FORM OF BOND) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF NEBRASKA COUNTY OF LANCASTER CITY OF LINCOLN WATER EXTENSION SERIES F. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES ENTS, That the City of Lincoln, In the County of Lancaster, and State of Ne braska, hereby acknowledges Itself to owe and for value received promises to pay to Dearer the sum or une Thousand uouani i i nnn v. i.i ii.wvr, vii xtiv nisi tyi; ui ah.ii, i with interest thereon from th data hereof until paid, at the rate of three and one-half (3H) per cent per annum; payable semi-annually on the first day of April and October In each year, on presentation and surrender of the Interest coupons hereto attached as they severally become due. otn principal hereof and interest hereon are hereby made payable In lawful money of the United States of America, at the office of the County Treasurer of tAncasier county, at uncoin, Nebraska. For the prompt payment of this bond, both principal and Interest, at maturity, and the levy of taxes sufficient for that purpose, the full faith, credit and resources of said city are hereby Irrevocably pledged.

The issue of bonds of which this la one. is redeemable at the option of said city at any time after the expiration of ten (10) years from date hereof. This bond is TJne of an aggregate Issu of One Hundred Seventy-five Thousand Dollars Issued by said city for the purpose of obtaining money with which to construct for said city, within and without the oorporate limits thereof, aaauions to and extensions of its system of waterworks In order to obtain a water supply from the Platte River Valley, in full compliance with the provisions of the Charter of said city and all other laws thereunto enabling, and pursuant to an ordlnsnce of said city duly adopted, approved and published, and Is authorized by the requisite vote of the legal voters of said city voting at an election duly called and held for that purpose. And It Is hereby certified and recited that all conditions, acta and things required by law to exist or to be done precedent to and In the Issuing of this bond, did exist, have happened and were done and performed In regular and due form and time as required by law, and that the Indebtedness of said city, Includ. ing this bond, does not exceed any limitation Imposed by law.

I TV6T1UOMV OnlTDIPnV -O by Its City. Council, has caused this bond to be signed by It Mayor, attested by Its Clerk and Its corporate seal to be affixed hereto, and the coupons hereto attached to be executed by said Mayor and Clerk, respectively, by their facsimile signatures, which officials do, by the execution hereof, adopt as and for their own proper signatures, their respective facsimile signature appearing on eala coupons, au a oi ins iirst aay oc April, VIM. Mayor. Attested: Clerk. (Form ef t'oapoa.) No I On the first day 19..., the City of Lancaster County, neDraaaa, win pay to nearer Dollars (I In lawful money of th United Statea of America, at the office of the County Treasurer of Lancaster county, at Lincoln, Nebraska, for Interest due that day on Its Water extension Bond, Bene dated April 1, 1W44, no Mayor.

Attested: (Form ef Certificate Slat Aadltor.) BTATK OF NK.BRAHKA. OFFICE OF THE STATE AtmiTOR. I. the undersigned. Auditor of Public Accounts, of the Stat of Nebraska, do nereoy cermy mat ine witnin bona nas been presented to me.

together with a duly certified transcript of all proceedings had Krevloue to the leauanre thereof; that I ave examined the within bond and said proceedings and am satisfied that said bond ha been legally Issued for a lawful purpose; and I hereby certify that said bond nas been regularly and legal issued. (the data filed In my office being the basis or this certificate! ana nas been registered In mv office in accordance with the pro. visions of th Compiled Statute ef Nebraska, 1079. WITNESS my hand and seal ef office Ul day of 1934. Auditor of Public Accounts.

Registry Page No (Form ef County leek's rertlfleate.) STATIC, OF NURHABKA COUNTY OF LANCASTER). the undersigned. County Clerk of tne county aforesaid, do hereby certify that the wtthtn bond has been registered In my office nurmiant to the provisions of the Compiled Statute of the State of penraea. vxn. wiTNrsa mv hand and th seal of a to, county, uit.

of 1934. Countv Clerk. kecllon 8. That mid bonds he executed as soon as mav ne and be thereupon sun. mltted to the Htate Auditor, together with a duly certified transcript of all proceed.

Ings had previoiie to the Issuance of said bonds; that, upon reslstratlon of eeld bonds by the State Auditor, the same be submitted lo the county Clerk for all as provided by the compiled statutes of tne rtaie of Nebraska. 1B2B flection 4. Thet upon execution end restoration of said honris. aa herein Pro vided, the him be delivered ta th pur AUCTION SPECIAL tn McBride'a Thursday sal this week, some pur bred Aaru bull end feeder steers. Call Forke Th Auctioneers.

B1452. BABY CHICKS Custom hatching. Order now. Hill Chick Mash. Peat moss, mil Hatchery.

1044 No. 55. M238. CUSTOM HATCHING Best of equipment. Oood win lows an frame for saw.

M342L H. E. Alder. 5744 Adam. START chick on Premium yeast mash and avoid Intestinal troubles.

Yeast prevents disease germs In the birds intestines thus maintaining a healthy condition of th digestive tract and warding off disease, Premium also baa Nope double xx cod liver oil, buttermilk and potassium Iodide. Ask your dealer. Groth Milling 635 St. 24.50 PER 100, assorted hybrid cockerel chicks. Rush order, with money.

Supply limited. Burlelghs Poultry Farm East O. MERCHANDISE SWAPS 51 A TRADE Star electric popcorn machine for cafe Dootoa. sevanea, auiugan. Neb.

Business Office Equipment 54 STORE tables, to 12 toot length. Varnished; In good shape, 25c par running foot. Phone B1503. 2 NATIONAL cash register for gala, Mad-lum else. Oood as new.

B5318. FEED, FERTILIZErT 65 LET US Quote you on mill feeds, starting mash, (rowing mash, ftsb meal, Cod liver yeast, peat litter, oyster shell, shellmaker. salt, mineral, tankage and meat acrapa. Orothe Milling Co. 635 N.

uruuiu (frame boiv, tj ton, or carload lots. Herman Boot, R. 6, Ajincom. rnuneirtw COAL AND WOOD. 56 an a on im iu Ir hftifrhrt-v seasoned.

Also son pine ainaung euiu cuus. oie load 11.60. Moving SI hr. B-6268. SEASONED ash, oak, tumao and fire place, II.

bu loan, rtange woou, a.so. Satisfaction, guaranteed. B3138. GOOD THINGS TO EAT. 67 FARMER LISTENI Northwest Nebraska table and seed potatoes, fin cookers, 100 lb.

sack 21.55. 8303 Orchard. M3208. MINNESOTA Seed potatoes, 11.25 cwt. Midwest Fruit 68 and O.

M1732. POTATOES for eed or table, home grown cobblers and Ohio. 1822 Holdrege St. Clifton M1237. SOUTH Street Market Minn.

Early Ohio seed potato, $2.25 cwt. Irish Cobblers, 12.40 cwt. 14th ft South. F4707. HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

59 A LARGE Furniture auction. Wed. Mar. 28, 1:30 p. m.

1035 So. 37th st. Up- rlgnt piano and beiuh, Voa wash, machine and 3 tubs, gas range, large kitchen cabinet, ice box, sewing machine, Queen Ann dining room set, Mohair daveno, 2 pc living room suite, cabinet Ativater Kent rails walnut bedroom set (twin beds, Se. ley mattress), studio couch, Simmons Beauty -rest mattress, Cogswell chair, dinette set, rugs, floor lamps, mirrors, bicycle, fruit jars, many chair and numerous article not mentioned. This furniture cannot be Inspected until 10:00 o'clock day of sal.

Mr. Fayette L. Orooka, Owner. Fork Th Auctioneer. B1452.

AT HARDY'S; HAVE YOUR NEW SHADE CLOTH I'UT ON YOUR OLD ROLLERS FOR SPRINO. AT SPECIAL BAROAINS Cook stove, Coleman pressure stove, gas heater, gas stove. Auction Furnitur Exchange. 2350 O. B4253.

AUCTION Tuesday nljrht, March 27 at 7:30 at Bulllvans. 131 eo. lu. au Kino of household good and radio, electric wasiir, breakfast sets. AUCTION SALE, Mar.

28, 1:30 m. at 1238 Bt. Si o-axiu-o wiuon nura. 4x7- Wilton rug. living room fur niture, 8 PC oak dining set, telephone stand, floor lamps, library table, rock-era, wicker rocker and table, mirrors, sewing machine, beds complete, porch furniture, refrigerator, gas eiuvo, etc.

F. D. Cockiln, Owner. H. M.

Wlne- land, Auct, 207 Kresge. B4355. AUCTION SALE Friday, March 30, at 1:30 p. m. 1911 South 17th.

6 pc. walnut dlnet set, taupe mohair davenport, 5 pc breakfast set, like new, pc. walnut bedroom set, springs and inner spring mattress, Simmons twin beds complete, davenport table, wardrobe, china closet, serving table, baby' crib, chair and carriage, floor lamps, table lamps, gu stove, electric plate, folding chairs, electric sweeper, fernery, porch furniture, lawn mower, bird cage, fruit Jars, dishes, etc. This Is an excellent offering of high grade furnitur. H.

M. Wln-land. 207 Kresge. B4355. BEDROOM SUITE new, $39.50, wardrobe trunk, Singer machine $8, gasoline pressure stove.

Lincoln Furniture, 209 So. 11, BEST OF GOODS Wardrobe trunk Ilk new, oriental rug, large kllem cover, statuary, Berkey and Gay mahogany bed and dresser, old meioaian. i JUST RECEIVED A large shipment of new room suites and for sal at th old low prices. Shop here today, trade us your used. We Rive more and terms you can meet.

Nebraska Furniture Co. 50 Step from O. 127 So. 10th. B1178 OVERSTUFFED BED davenport S22.50.

8-pc. walnut dining room auite 235, good upright piano 235. woods ft Bon, iui- 1123 N. B3511. SHOP HERE Studio couches 113.50: DC.

wslnut din- Ing room auite, good, used overstuffed chair, we tara ana sen on terms. Kellison Furniture Co. 208-212 So. 11 B4994 SEWING MACHINES Why buy old ma. chlnea when we can sell you a new ma- chine, 234.50 to (04,60.

tl down, $1 weekly. Oourlay Bros. '143 Bo. 12. L83.

SWfcEPEKS We sell the new Hamilton Bench, straight air, 115: motor driven brush 134.75; also the new 2-speed motor driven brush 157.50. Pay weekly. Oourlay Bros. 143 Bo. 12.

LD369. 8x9 FELT BASE RUGS. 22.75: 2x12 Wll- ton, 38; Congoleum, 49c so. yd. Oris- wold Linoleum carpet to.

in no. 14th. L8608. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. 62.

OOOD tlHFiri nlanoa ilka Wellington. Cable, Chlcaering, Foster, Schiller, Klm-mell, Vose, Haines Storr, etc. on hand for rent or sale on payment of 2 and 23 monthly. Prices very low, Piano all guaranteed with full ex- chan ge privileges. CRANCER'B.

1210 PAN AMERICAN tenor saxophone. Com plete with case, like new. Call B1277. 8EEDS, PLANTS. 64 ASK GRAND GROCERY for northern grown seed potatoes, $1.60 per 100 lbs.

1000 street. 8EKD OATS for sale, 1132 crop. 2 ml. east of Col. View 2 ml, so.

nf Walton. E. J. Birtett, B1545. F4994.

WANTEDTO BUY. WANTED TO BUY or Rent Hospital Bad. B1728. ROOMS A1ND BOARD. ROOMS WITH BOARD.

BUSINESS GIRL wants girl to shar morn and board, private family. Home privilege. Near Capitol. B4020. 926 Bo7T4 Large first floor room dloln-Ing bath.

Hultabl for 2. Meal if de sired. B2.130, SLEEPING ROOMST 18 945 SO. 14 Lsrg south aat front room. Automatic oil heat.

Continuous hot water. Business men reference. B547. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS." 69 2320 SUMNKR Two clean, cheerfuTTmuse- keeping moms, with kitchenette and two large closets. inv.

fwo ROOMS 7urnlsried for housekeeping, lights, gas and heat, 110 a month, L6835. HEAL ESTATE FOK KEN! APARTMENTS FUSN 71 A First floor room living mom, bedroom, kitchen, electric refrlg. Everything new. Adults, FWI24. 1741 COI.ONIAL APT Thre room apartment, 'nadoor bed and secure.

large bedroom. Nfeely furnished. first floor, frlgldalr. ReAeonaJile rent Tuner. IJ4442 B6I04 2lfl Large living room, ekst, private beth, sltcnen, bulltln cupboards, bedroom, telephone.

Private entrance. Adults. B4334 83 ST. Almost new I room apartment, reason hie. riot ST, Two room apt.

on gr-mnd floor, prlmt) witraoc, private Notice to Bidders. Sealed proposals will be received up until 10:00 A. April 17, 1934, at the office of the Secretary of the Board of Control, Capitol Building, Lincoln, Nebraska, for the construction of a Wing to the Receiving Hospital at the Lincoln State Hospital, Lincoln, Nebraska, according to plans and specifications prepared by Me-ginnis and Schaumberg, Architects of Lincoln, Nebraska. Separate proposals will be received for General Contract, Plumbing and Heating, Electrical Work and Hardware. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Architects on a deposit of $15.00 which will be returned to the bidder if a proposal is submitted and plans are returned to the Architects within one (1) week after date of taking bids.

The work is to be performed in accordance with the requirements of the National Industrial Recovery Act and under the regulations of the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works. The contractor will be required to pay minimum wages of 50c per hour for unskilled labor, $1.20 per hour for skilled labor, and such wages for intermediate classes of labor as conform to the specifications. No bid will be received which is not accompanied by an executed NRA compliance certificate on Form PWA 61. A certified check for an amount equal to 5 of the bid must accompany, each proposal otherwise proposal will not be considered. In case the bidder selected by the Board refuses to enter into a contract for the performance of the work, such check shall be forfeited to the Board of Control as liquidated damages.

A corporate surety bond for the full amount of the cost shall be furnished by the successful bidder. A separate labor bond in an amount equal to the highest estimated monthly payroll shall be furnished following Form PW-7235. Bidders will be subject to approval by the Public Works Administration. The Board of Control reserves the right to reject any all bids, also to waive any informalities in any bid. BOARD OF CONTROL.

O. R. Shatto, Secretary. Notice to Contractors. Sealed proposals will be received up until 10:00 A.

April 10, 1934, at the office of the Secretary of the Board of Control, Capitol Building, Lincoln, Nebraska, for furnishing the labor and material required in the erection and com pletion of a Girls' Dormitory ana Dining Hall, also a Farm Boys' Home, at the Nebraska Institution for Feeble-Minded, Beatrice, Nebraska, in accordance with plans anl specifications for the same prepared by R. W. Grant, Architect, Beatrice, Nebraska. The work is to be performed in accordance with the requirements of the National Industrial Recov- rv Art- and nnrlAr thA rponilAt.ifinfl of the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works. The contractor will be required to pay minimum wage of 50 cents per hour for unskilled labor, J1.20 per hour for skilled labor, and such wages for Intermediate classes of labor as conform to the specifications.

No bid will be received which is not accompanied by an executed NRA compliance certificate on form PWA 61. Plans for the work are on file with the Board of Control at their office. Separate bids will be received for the general contract The heating and plumbing, and the electrical work on each job. i Bidders may obtain plans of the Architect, for figuring purposes. The Architect, at his option, may require a deposit from parties obtaining plans, as a guarantee that parties obtaining the plans will file a bonaflde bid and return the plans in good condition.

The deDosit to be refunded to the bidder when these conditions have been complied with. Bidders shall submit with their bid a certified check, in amount equal to 5 of their bid, payable to the Board of Control, which amount shall be forfeited to the State of Nebraska, as liquidated damages, in the event that the bidder to whom the contract be awarded, shall fall or refuse to enter into contract, and furnish a satisfactory Bond, in amount equal to the contract price, within ten (10) days from notice of such award. The Board of Control reserves the right to reject any or all bids, also to waive any Informalities in any bid. BOARD OF CONTROL, O. R.

Shatto, Secretary. Notice to Dealers in Automobiles. i Sealed bids will be received at the office ef the City Clerk sf the city of Lincoln, Nebraska, up (o in o'clock A Saturday, Marrh 11. 19:14, for furnishing an automobile for (he use of the Municipal Oaenllne Department. This automobile Is ta be ef the sedan tvp and to be equipped with front and rear bumpers and 4-ply balloon Urea.

Including one spare The Engineer' eatlmal of cost Is 170 SO f. o. b. Lincoln, plue the eld Bulck Sedan new use. r.neh bid must he accompanied by certified check in the sum of five Krcent of the amount bid, made payable I C.

Obertlea. city Treasurer as guarantee ef good faith. The City reserves the right lo reject any or all bide and la waive any defect as bids. THRO. H.

BKRG, City Clerk. Surviving to hi wife, Blanche. Th body I at Hodgman. CLYMKR short funeral services will be held for Vincent O. Clymr at th home, 1848 Harwood, at 1:30 p.

m. Wednesday followed by further services at 8plam, Bchneil ft Griffith chapel i. Rev. Leslie Smith In charge. Burial in Wy-uka.

The body -vlll be taken to th horn Wednesday morning. COLEMAN Robert Watson Coleman, In fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Watson F. Coleman of Utlca, died Tuesday In Lincoln.

Funeral service were beld at p. m. at the grave in Sheffer cemetery, near Ashland. LEWIS Mrs. Irene Lewis, 74, of 2520 street, died Tuesday.

She leave five daughters, Mrs. Gladys A. McKeown of Kansas City, Bessie B. Lewis of Moore-croft, Wyo Roxlc B. Lewi of Lincoln, Helen Lewi of Hastings and Mr.

Amy Siekmann of Wood Lake; three sons, E. D. Lewis of Lincoln, George W. of Glendale, and John T. of Lexington; sister, Mr.

O. T. Templeton of Fairfax, Nev. She had lived In Lincoln ten years, coming here from Superior, was a member of Security Benefit association and First Methodist church. Funeral services will be, held at 9:30 Thursday at Wadlows and at 3 :30 In the Methodist church at Superior, Rev.

I. W. Kingaley being assisted by Rev. W. W.

Whitman. Burial at Superior. RAUCH Mrs. Marlon Jennie Rauch, 83, aiea Tuesaay at ner nome, 4828 Huntington ave. Surviving are her husband, John flv daughters, Mrs.

Anna Harts of Mitchell, Mrs. Jennie Musseter of Roca, Mr. Clarence Dixon of Lincoln, Mrs. Elva Humphrey of Daykln and Mrs. George Patton of Los Angeles; two sons, Merle of Roca and Robert of Los Angeles.

She had lived In Lincoln twenty-eight years and In Nebraska forty-eight. The body is at Castla, Roper ft Matthew. TYRRKIX Mrs. Lucy C. Tyrell died here Monday afternoon.

She was 69. The home Is at 5039 Walker. Besides her husband. Mile M. Tyrrell, she 1 survived by four sons, Leslie B.

of Lincoln, Verne M. and Owen of Pender, and Omer of Thurston; three daughters, Miss Mary A. Tyrrell of Lincoln, Mrs. Cora M. Chambers of Dakota City, and Mrs.

Leota S. Mutz of Pender; three brothers, William Blair of Kent, Hiram Blair of Lena, and George W. Blair of Colorado Springs, Colo. and four slaters, Mrs. May Fry of Lincoln, Mrs.

Meda Gillette and Mrs. Nellie Werkheizer of Lena, and Mrs. Llllie Bourn of Free port, 111. Mrs. Tyrrell was a member of the Methodist church and O.

E. 8. at Pender. The family moved to Lincoln ibout seven years ago. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.

Thursday at Umbergers, Dr. Walter Altken officiating. Burial in Lincoln Memorial park. Music by a quartet consisting of Mrs. Altlnas Tullls.

Mrs. Mary Shockey, E. C. Boehmer and Reuben Walt. ANNOUNCEMENTS FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

3 CASTLE, ROPER ft MATTHEWS Morticiana Ambulanc 181 st Phone B8501 TROYER B17T1 E. L. TROYER B1T71 MRS. E. L.

TROYER Wadlow Mortuary AMBULANCE. MORTICIANS. B8535 1225 L. HELMSDOERFER COR. 2Tth St Q.

PHONE SPLAIN, SC UN ELL ft GRIFFITHS. MORTICIANS. AMBULANCE. 1335 L. B8507 Umberger Funeral Chapel 1110 St.

AMBULANCE. B2424. HODGMAN MORTUARY BR9n WALTON G. ROBERTS PERSONAL. DRIVING to Oklahoma City and Enid, Okl Friday, March 30.

Can take 1 passengers, share expenses. Gon week. Reference. M2053. Good Will Industrie.

Lincoln' church welfare organization need clothing, shoes, furniture, mattresses; provides work, not charity. 1010 Q. B4548. SALVATION ARMY need your magazine, clothes and shoes. Call B8387 for truck, BUSINESS 8 FOR Baths and Vibrator Massage- Call B4075, hours 1 to 5, Sundays, and evenings, by appointment Keep phone number.

LOST AND FOUND. 9 LOST At Pla-Mor Sunday night lady' black purse containing glass and key. Reward. F6498. L03T Brown hand toned ladles' pocket-book.

Contained 2737 W. Reward. LOST Friday afternoon 1n Stuart theater, ladies' brown pocketbook. Finder call F2938 or return 1525 So. 25.

Reward. LOST Near 2th and a silver pencil engraved with name. Finder please call B1805. LOST Slkma Phi Sigma fraternity pin between 14 and 18 on at Initials D. D.

W. Reward. B778J. L04T Slender eltver bracslet with monogram 8. W.

Vicinity and 19th or 20th. Reward. F4940. PARTIES KNOWN, who ttfek brief case from Orpheum Grill. If leturned there at once no further trouoie.

STRAYED OR STOLEN Irish terrier, color brownish red, name "Pat." Reward. Oooch, P2113. AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOR SALE. 11 1913 PLYMOUTH Deluxe Sedan. 1910 OLDSMOBILB COUPE 1930 PONT1AC Coaci look Ilk new.

3-1929 FORD roaches. 1929 CHEVROLKT SEDAN, 1929 FORD PICKUP truck. Nebraska Auto Exchange Chrysler anl Plymouth. 1720-1724 8S, BI277 1929 ESHir.X coach, new paint, new tires. Uood condition.

Cheap for cash. Call Burnt before p. m. 1928 "BUTCK sedan 1185, 1929 Ford coup 1140, 1928 Chev. sedan 1135.

Sidles Motors, 13th ft Q. B7027. DETROIT KINANCB CO, -RtposaeMed Car 10.12 Plymouth del ne aeilan. 193 Plymouth P. B.

coupe, 19.12 Chev. coarh, 1932 Chev. coupe, 1932 Ford V- coarh, 1911 Chev. coupe, 1931 Chev coach, ln.il Ford sedan, 1 H'U Hlldaon aedan. 1930 Rulck coupe 19.10 Ford coupe, 1930 Ford coach, 1929 DeHotn coach, and several more Fords and Chevs, 1731 St.

B300 DI8TRIBUTOH8 FOR ORABAM CHS DIAMOND TRUCKS 1924 PONTIAO Coaih .115 1928 HTtmiTBAKir.R Sedan ..1145 1930 grda-l, deluxe. 1929 ORA HAM deluxe 179 1929 BUK'K Coach ..225 191 NHH Sedan, 2nd serta ORAHAM Kedan, in series. .48 1932 URAHA Blue Streak Sedan, 2nd serlee (735 TRUCKS 1931 FORD rhort W. single. 12.15 1929 CHEVROLET stock grain rack 1195 19.10 CHKVROLKT stock ft grvln rack $2.15 19.11 FORD stork ft (rain rack 1913 FORD V-S shirt W.

duals DM I'OIKIF. 2 ton long W. duals 1525 LORD AUTO CO. 17th and O. Open Evening.

B4359 CASH FOR USED CARS. BUY EQUITIES QUICK ACTION. 117 NO. 14. B5078.

GOOD Repossessed sedans, 1931 light six seuan, new tues. 1931 hup. races low. Terms. Trade.

Baker, B4333, FO 177J. MUST SELL 1931 Ford Tudor sedan, ex- 7 coueni oonnii on, runs perfect, new tires. Term and trade. P18 So. 9th.

B5078. REPOSSESSED cars: 1033 Plymouth sport iwuier, 4io; ivju rom apon roadster, (165. Many other. Central Oarage, 1328 B1918. THERE'S a reason 15 years tn eame lo cation, tnousanas satisfied customers.

Try us on your overhaul job. Estimates free. Q. V. Keller Garage.

Cor. 19 ft N. Sell ua your Car for Cash So Red Taoe Rip Van Winkle 1830 O. B218S 2-WUEEL HOUSE CAR trailer, size 6 a i.n-- a. sjo.uu casn.

ies inantx)si of material. L. E. Wood. Bennet.

Neb. AUTOS WANTED. 17 WILL PAY SPOT CASH FOR USED CARX: BUY EOIIITimfc LINJJLN MOTOR 1824 O. B3800. BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINESS SERVICE.

18 WANTED Plowing. Price reasonable will farm ota or acreages on shares. Want alfalfa to cut for share. M3865. BEAUTY PARLORS.

18A PERMANENT WAVE, 75c. flngerwave 2 for 25c. This not a scnocd. Helen Wlaser, 1308 St. Over Strand Theater.

HEATING. PLUMBING. 24 FURNACES and tin work. Prompt atten-' tlon arth ir Larson. Oall FO 309.

Ex-cluslv agent Wis furnace EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED FEMALE 32 ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER wanted. chicken farm. Board, room, small wag siura. jjq i o. Ajvua.

supper, a. ut EXPERIENCED BEAUTY operator with following, wanted. Apply 1520 St. No phone calls. New management.

EXPERIENCED maid forgeneral house-work In small family for about April 15. Must be good cook. Reference required. Address 667 Journal. SALESPEOPLE, AGENTS.

35 WILL EMPLOY two salesmen. Call for appointment. L9365. FINANCIAL. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

38 GROCERY AND MARKET One-half Interest, about 200, full charge. Sleeping quarters. Sickness reason for selling. 1 Star Box 157. GROCERY STOCK and market cooler and equipment for sale, heart of city a bargain reason, slcxa-ns.

Heillger, 220 Kreag L7176. INVESTMENTS. 40 BUILDING ft LOAN stock bought tor cash or exchanged. Consult us on vour Investments before buy. ad or selling Christian and Paap Co Fed.

Trust Bid B1728 BUILDING AND LOAN. Stocks, Bonds and First Mortgages ourchased for cash. J. C. Tod.1 anl iompany.

Telephone B1305 First Natknat Bank Bldg. CASH Buy, sell or exchange local mortgage bond or bldg. ft loan stock. Lin coln Hecurlty Co. 1130 St.

WILL buy or sell building and lean stocks or local mortcage bonds for cajh Rath-bone 204 No. 1L B2354. MONEY TO LOAN. 41 WHEN MOLE HILLS SEEM LIKE MOUNTAINS IF YOU NEED fund to take ear of emergency obligations. IF YOU NEED funds to pay bill impossible to meet with your present income.

IT YOU NEED a reduction In your monthly obligation to fit your present budget. A Securities Loan Will Help. FOUR PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM FURNITURE-AUTOMOrilLE CO-SIGNER-STOCKS-BONDS "Constructlv Loans to Deserving People." Securities Investment Corp. 1840 St. B7024.

AN INSURED LOAN Will help your Credit Rating In the next "Blue MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS LOW AS M.70 Sea Curry Watson CAPITAL CREDIT Oa S5 Stuart. B4377 CHARACTER MORTGAUB COLLATERAL AUTOMOBILE Total cost per month. STATE SECURITIES CO. TAX MONEY If you're short of cash borrow as much as you need from us. Convenient paymcit plan.

Prompt ervtc. Auto ioirnlture Co-maker Loan. Com in Writ or Phone. Personal Finance Co. Room 213, Sharp 2nd Floor.

206 Bo. Cor. St. B1043. Loan mad tn nearby town.

Memier ot NRA. STjinutb Loans'oT AUTO dOBILB ft FURNITURE auto loan a fin a ncr (in 1554 St. Conur lath ft Q. B3565, Money tor tour Immediate Needa. i Refinancing Automobiles Chattels OLORE F1NANCB 2.U So Utll LOANS on eu'omohilas.

furniture diamond, stocks, bonds. No signer. Loan made In a mtnut. Motor Finance 1524 St B5271. WORRIED about bills, no need to oe.

We charge 2-4 per month, repaid monthly. No other charge, no brokerage, so commission. HOO cost you about 2tt a day. Phon for conference Row CurtIO 515 Sharp Bldg MONEY for your immediate needs in-tantly- Auto loans Refinancing Federated Finance Co I5n B707S F250 LIVESTOCK LIVE8TOCK. "48 FOR BAln OR TRADE A Registered.

Imported Roan Belgian Stallion, weight 2.000. Oood hreeder. Three brood mares and some good work homes. Ford truck, long wheelhaae with stock rack. Will trade for property or what have you? 4th ft Pioneer or ml.east StatPen.

COMMUNITY sale, Waveriy. 12 o'clock nonn, Calves, rows, pigs, hedge poats. Will sell all nhn Munn's farm Implements, bay, etc Pleas bring your consignments early, venner. auo-' tloneer, Youngberi, mrr, MB-2VI1, HORSBSFOR SALR.On mil south, i mile weat nf Yankee HIM Brink Yard. J.

C. Kondro. Phone Rural 57al. POULTRY A SUPPLIES. 45 IF.N'S "Sracir Kconomy Chic ata'rtir" 2 Ml Laying, mash II.

SO. Bare lock, M2304. Lincoln, Colonial Bungalow ruthet Bargain price Five larg rooms, long 'living room with fireplac, til bath, rear yard fenod, garags. B.ieiL KflJ8 Owner. brick nra'b district, breakfast room, tile hath, landscaped.

Fo-syth, -41447. F2764. FRF.SCClff "DISTR IT Plaajiant ffv room mylem bungalow, Oak and enamel, flerage. Priced to sell. B3225.

HHEM.t.DY. r4d 6 ROOM" bungalow, Ik new, southaaatTV real bargain, at Forsyth. B1447. Fjoftii i ROOM modern bouse furniture for by owner. Will rant If leased for year, more.

F.HI7. i-OTS6R fiALE WE HaVgJ som fine building site in soiitheaat Uncotn on which will a pt our stork at full valu. let a show yoi then bargain horn sites. B3M8. Amerigo Saving and Loan, 132 North 11th tn.

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