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A A A A A A LINCOLN STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1937 THIRTEEN Read Classification 58-The Boys And Girls Free Want Ad Column OMAHA CATTLE SUPPLY IS LARGER THAN USUAL Fed Steers, Yearlings Rule in Varied Market; Hog Receipts Light. ESTIMATES TUESDAY. Cattle Hogs Sheep Chicago 8,000 14,000 8,000 Omaha 4,500 4,000 5,000 Kansas City 4,000 1,500 7,000 OMAHA. (P). Cattle receipts 7,369: Supplies were comparatively liberal and larger than recent Mondays, with fed steers and yearling predominating in the run altho other classes were also well represented, there being quite 8 number of loads of stocker and feeder steers included.

Killing classes generally met with a slow indifferent demand, particularly fed steers and yearlings which were under price pressure from the start. Shippers held light and furnished but little support to the market, even on the strictly good and choice longfeds, altho a number of loads found outlet on outside orders. On medium to good grades trading dragged thruout the forenoon and into the afternoon, with prices ranging weak to 25c lower, and this weakness was also apparent on the choice longfeds largely owing to limited shipper inquiry. Numerous loads were unsold at well after the noon hour, including a few loads strictly good and choice yearlings and mediumweights. Fed heifers were in good demand and cleared fully readily at generally unchanged prices, all outlet good and choice grades with a dependable getting the best action.

Cows sold very slowly and, altho, supplies were not excessive, prices were under pressure and the market uneven. Strictly good and choice cows were scarce and quotably unchanged, while others were weak 25c lower, mostly 10c to 15c off. Bulls sold readily at generally steady prices. Vealers held about steady. Stockers and feeders were rather slow and the market was moderately uneven, most of the good to choice kinds finding a dependable demand and consequently little change.

Medium grades were Notice. In the District Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska, Lincoln division. In the matter of Jacob Willmann, bankrupt. Case No. 2976 in bankruptcy.

Notice of first meeting of creditors. To the creditors of the above bankrupt of Lincoln, in the county of Lancaster and district aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of March, A. D. 1937, the said bankrupt was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the rst meeting of creditors will be held in the Federal Court Room, Post Office Building, in Lincoln, Nebraska, on the 16th day of April, A. D.

1937, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, examine the bankrupt, appoint a trustee, consider proposed sale of assets, if any, and transact such other business as may properly come before such meeting. Dated April 3rd, 1937. D. H. M'CLENAHAN, Referee in Bankruptcy.

Notice. In the District Court of the States for the District of Nebraska, Lincoln division. In the matter of Christ Dorn, bankrupt. Case No. 2975 in bankruptcy.

Notice of first meeting of creditors. To the creditors of the above bankrupt of Lincoln, In' the county of Lancaster and district aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of March, A. D. 1937, the said bankrupt was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of creditors will be held in the Federal Court Room, Post Office Building, in Lincoln, Nebraska, on the 16th day of April, A. 'D.

1937, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which ti time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, examine the bankrupt, appoint a trustee, consider proposed sale of assets, if any, and transact such other business as may properly come before such meeting. Dated April 3rd, 1937. D. H. M'CLENAHAN, Referee in Bankruptcy.

Notice of Special Master's Sale. Notice is hereby given that 1 by virtue of an Order of Sale, issued out of the United States District Court, District of Nebraska, in the Lincoln Division, and in pursuance of a decree of said Court entered June 27, 1936, in an action wherein The Prudential Insurance of America is plaintiff and Ralph Leavitt, et al, are defendants, being number 533 Equity Docket, Daniel H. McClenahan, Special Master, named in said decree to sell the property therein' described, and to execute said decree, will on the 6th day of May, 1937, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the entrance of the County Court House of Lancaster County, Nebraska, in Lincoln, the County Seat of said County, at the usual place where sheriff's sales of land are made, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described property, towit: The Southwest Quarter and the West Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 32, Township 10, North Range 8, East of the 6th Principal Meridian, containing in all 240 acres according to government survey, Lancaster County, Nebraska, to satisfy the decree, interest and costs. Dated April 2, DANIEL H. 'M'CLENAHAN, Special Master, United States District Court, District of Nebraska, Lincoln Division, dull and weak to, in some instances, unevenly lower, with clearance incomplete late.

Hogs receipts 3,871: Receipts were comparatively light for the opening session of the week, local unloads of approximately 4,000 head (including 900 directs) falling well below the run of 6,221 head (including 1,736 head direct) here last Monday. However, the seven midwestern markets, with a total of 44,600 head, compared favorably with the 45,000 head available the same day a week ago. General quality locally was below the level of last, week, strictly choice offerings being few and far between with only a small 1 showing of weighty butchers included. Sellers were out for higher prices, such ideas on moderate receipta' higher trends at outside centers. Early inquiry was limited shippers and yard traders, all interests holding back for steady, prices, but the market was established by shortly after midsession and sales generally ruled steady to 10c higher than Friday's average, with instances of a 25c gain on pigs and light lights.

Inbetween grades receipted for improved action and participated in the advance. Shippers took about 700 head, all weights. Sheep receipts 5,850: Receipts included 443 direct. Salable supply 23 loads wooled lambs and oneload mixed; mostly killers. Buyers made a long stand for a 15c to 25c decline on slaughter lambs but, with some inquiry trom shippers and favorable advices from outside markets, the deal finally developed on a strong basis with last Friday.

REPRESENTATIVE LIVESTOCK SALES. Hogs. No. Av. Pr.

No. Av Pr. 23 298 10.00 261 10.00 25 28 271 9.90 33 214 9.90 288 9.90 22 196 9.90 180 9,80 206 9.75 12 193 9.75 21 178 9.75 20 170 9.60 18 150 9.50 12 172 9.50 25 153 9.35 130 8.75 10 122 8.50 Sows 19 373 315 9.50 9.50 455 9.50 366 9.40 455 9.40 Steers. 22 1094 11.70 17 1165 11.60 1071 10.25 18 947 9.50 Heifers. 34 786 10.00 11 842 8.25 Cows.

1160 7.00 1092 6.00 1047 5.15 1062 4.75 1021 4.25 902 3.50 Bulls. 1520 6.00 1590 6.00 1540 5.75 1400 5.50 Vealers. 190 9.00 167 8.50 159 7.00 160 6.50 Feeder Steers. 29 760 8.50 Lambs, Fed Wooled, 215 96 $12.25 220 97 $12.25 218 98 12.25 220 93 12.25 224 92 12.25 237 87 12.25 204 100 12.25 108 90 12.00 237 91 11.50 Ewes, -N 107 132 3.50 6.50 20 3 136 86 3.50 5.75 Feeding Lambs. 13 87 11.00 10 72 11.00 294 60 10.50 10.50 65 10.50 12 64 10.00 10t- 72 56 10.00 8.50 50 9.00 CURRENT LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Slaughter Cattle. Yearlings and long yearlings: Good and choice, medium and good, $8.00 10.00; common and medium, $6.00 Medium weight steers: Good and choice, medium, Steers, over pounds: Good and choice. $10.25 Heifers: Good, choice and prime, 12.00; common and medium, $5.50 Cows: Good and choice, $6.25 08.00; medium, $5.00 6.25; canners and cutters, $3.50 5.00. Bulls, (yearlings excluded): Good and choice, $6.00 6.50; cutters and bolognas, $4.50 6.00. Vealers and calves: Good and choice, $6.00 10.00; common and medium, 6.00.

Stockers and Feeders. Steers, 500 to 800 pounds: Good and choice, $6.50 common and medium, $4.75 6.50. Steers, 800 pounds and up: Good and choice, common and medium, $5.25 7.00. Heifers: Good and choice, common and medium, $4.50 6.00. Calves (steers): Good and choice, $6.50 common and medium, $5.25 6.50.

Cows: Common and good, Hogs. Light lights: (140 to 160 pounds), good and choice, $9.00 9.75. Lightweights: (160 to 200 pounds), good and choice, Mediumweights: (200 to 250 pounds), good choice, $9,75 Strongweights: (250 to 300 pounds), good and choice, $9.60 10.00. Heavyweights: Medium and good, 9.85. Packing sows: Medium and good, 9.50.

Slaughter pigs: Good and choice, 9.25. Feeder pigs: Good and choice, 8.75. Stags: Sheep and Lambs. Slaughter lambs: Good and choice, $11.75 common and medium, 11.75 Fat ewes: Good and choice, $5.00 6.75. Feeding lambs: Spring lambs: California, $11.00 12.00; natives, $11.00 13.00.

CHICAGO. CHICAGO. (AP). (U. 8.

Dept. Receipts 10,000 including 10c 2,000 directa; good and choice hogs higher. Hogs: Others and pigs 10 to 25 cents 200 up; to top 300 bulk good and choice 150 to 190 $9.00 $9.50 choice strongweight pigs 9.25; most SOWS shippers estimated holdover 500. Cattle: Receipts 13,000, calves choice and prime ted steers active strong; medium to good grade steers and yearlings closed 25c lower sizable supply unsold on late rounds, Top mediumweight $16.25 next highest price $16.00 averaging 1,481 best light steers most crop dedownward from $14.00, showing full cline; heifers $9.25 steady to 0010.50 25c these lower, mostly fed kinds mostly steady; cows weak to 25c lower mostly 10 to 15 cents off; bulls and vealers steady; practical top sausage bulls few individuals $6.60 and vealers mostly $9.50 down few best kinds $10.00. Sheep: Receipts 10,000 including 1,400 directs: fat lambs closing active, strong to 15c higher; $12.60 to city butcher; $12.50 to packers; bulk wooled supply $12.25 12.50; very few under handyweight clippers fat sheep 25c lower; most odd lats native ewes $6.00 0.50; throwouts $3.75 down.

SIOUX CITY. SIOUX CITY. (AP), (U. S. Dept.

Agr.) Cattle: Receipts 4,000 head; calves 250; and yearlings bid around 25c lower; fat practically, no early sales: beet steers she stock slow, weak to 25c off: stockers and feeders little changed; few steers and yearlings salable above fairly liberal quota eligible around $9.50 prime absent and quoted above small lots good fed heifers, $9.500 early sales beef cows largely few low cutters below several lots good. to choice stocker and feeder steers. common and medium lots $6.75 down. Current stocker and feed cattle quotations: Steers, 550 to 800 good and choice, common and medium. $5.00 6.75; 800 to 1,050 good and choice, common and 7.00: heifers.

good and choice. $6.00 7.25: common and medium, COWS, good, common and medium, calves (steer), good and choice, medium. $5.75 6.50. Hogs: Receipts 1,800 head; slow, strong to higher; mostly to shippers and traders: top, $9.90 to traders; good and choice 200 to 260 lb. butchers, 9.86; packers bidding $9.80 down; 160 to 200 1b.

lights. $9.40 140 to 160 pigs mostly on feeder account. $7.50 09.00; sows higher at stags, $9.75 down. Sheep: Receipts 1,500 head; supplies slaughter lambs including Wyoming experimentally ted offerings; no early fat lamb bids: undertone weak to lower: choice fed wooled skins held around deck, medium 58 lb. feeders, $10.00.

KANSAS CITY. KANSAS CITY. (AP), (U. 8. Dept.

Agr.) Hogs no directs; uneven to 5 to 15 higher than Friday's average; weights below 200 lbs. up most; top 10.15; good to choice 200 to 300 lbs. $10,00 15; 170 to 190 lbs. $9.65 10.00; 140 to 160 lbs. $9.00 9.65; sows $9.25 9.65; stock pigs 25 higher, 8.25 down.

Cattle 12,000, calves ted steers and yearlings slow; early bids weak to lower; but asking prices fully steady; CASH WANT AD RATES. Une or two days. 22e Three, 4, 5 or 6 consecutive days: zue Seven consecutive days No ad is accepted for less than the price of lines. Charge rates slightly higher. On week days Evening ads appear in the Morning Journal, Journal and Evening Star, and on Sunday in the Sunday Journal and Star for the one price.

The Journal and Star reserves the right to edit, reject and index properly all ads. CLOSING HOURS. Want Ads will be accepted until 12 noon for the evening editions and until 6 p. m. for following morning editions and the Sunday editions.

Phone B3338 or B1234. Legal Records Per line per day IN DIVORCE COURT. Marvin H. Sedore vs. Mildred Sedore, petition.

Married May 25, 1935, at Papillion. Unfaithfulness charged. COUNTY COURT FILINGS. Est. George Naish, decree, oath.

Est. Jessie M. Hodgman, decree, Trusteeship of James O' Reilly, application, order. Guardianship Ivan 1 H. Worley, application, order.

Est. George P. Abel, order. Est. Edward Meusborn, decree, oath, bond, letters, order notice, notice.

Est. Ludwig Drescher, petition, order. Est. Jessie Hodgman, decree. Guardianship William Bowling, Inv.

DISTRICT COURT FILINGS. Steven Lutz vs. Lincoln Theater et al, Judgment and order, application, satisfaction of judgment. Elizabeth Ethel Norman vs. John Norman, decree for plaintiff.

Lee Rankin, admr. Est. Ludwig Drescher vs. Harriett M. Sowers, et al, stipulation for judgment, judgment.

Marie A. Wright vs. Ted Ernest Wright, decree for plaintiff. Fred M. Jeffrey vs.

Julius H. Frandsen et al, objections to allowance of moratorium stay. Federal Credit vs. Reynolds, opinion supreme court. Malone vs.

Bell, opinion supreme court, Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank VS. John. J. Ledwith et al, order. Farmers Mechanics Bank of Havelock vs.

Dr. P. L. Evans, assignment of Judgment, HOLC vs. Archie R.

Davis, et al, petition. Edward Hamer vs. Henry L. Spahn and Bessie Spahn, petition. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Albert W. Nelson and Agnes C. Nelson to Agnes C. Nelson and Albert F. Nelson, of and the of of Sec 8, T8, NR8 E6 Havelock Bldg and Loan to E.

E. Bennett, L7 B52 First ad, Norwood Park, Havelock Elizabeth Ann Naish to Richard 0. Johnson, L9 and 10, B44, First ad. Norwood Park and L3, B25, Norwood Park ad. Havelock Anna B.

Crawford to Ota Bell Blankenship, L15, 16 and 17 36, Pitcher Baldwins Second ad. Uni Place R. O. Johnson and to Elizabeth Ann Naish and Emily Naish, 9 and 10 B44, first ad. Norwood Park and 3, B26 Norwood Park ad.

Havelock. Dana X. Bible and Rowena Rhodes Bible to Richard L. Spangler and Katherine S. Spangler, L11 and of 10, 12, Sheridan Park Metropolitan Life Ins.

Co. to Alvin L. Lugn and Ruby Lugn, L2, Honeywell Pace sub. 10 Jessie Cherry to Jennings B. Haggarty.

and Beulah C. Haggerty, L76, It. Tre. in of Sec. 32, DEATHS BERRY--Anna P.

Berry, 76, of 4619 Madison, died early Monday. She leaves two sons, William of Belgrade, Alfred L. of Sioux City: two daughters, Lillian and Myrtle, both of Lincoln; one grandchild and one great grandchild. Roberts. The body of C.

Frank Harpham will arrive Wednesday noon from Long Beach, Calif. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday at Castle, Roper Matthews, Rev. Walter Aitken officiating.

E. C. Boehmer will sing, with Wilbur Chenoweth at the organ. Burial in Wyuka. 12th K.

SPLAIN, SCHNELL 1335 B6507 GRIFFITHS 1110 Que. 82424 FUNERALS AMBULANCE Umberger's SERVICE HODGMAN MORTUARY B6959 1233 Cecil E. Wadlow AMBULANCE BB6535 MORTICIAN Castle, Roper Matthews Morticians B6501 Ambulance NEW LOCATION Poteet-Colman Funeral Home B2416. 1228 St. HELMSDOERFER CORNER 27TH PHONE B4028 ANNOUNCEMENTS FUNERAL SERVICES.

3 BROWN'S Mortuary B2930 ROBERTS MORTUARY E. L. TROYER E. L. TROYER MRS.

E. L. TROYER PERSONALS. DIANE: "It'S true! There heaven and it's I'll come to you each day at 11:00." -CHICO. DRIVING to Los Angeles around April 12, new sedan; went 3 passengers.

B2384. 2645 Q. Goodwill Industries. Lincoln's church fare organization, needs clothing, shoes, furniture, mattresses, papers, toys, provides work, not charity. 230 8 11.

B4548 IF YOU are going west we nave cars going this week and next and need drivers. 1036 Que. B6825. NEWSPAPERS Ideal tor wrapping and packing use. The Journal B3333.

The Star. B1234. SALVATION Army needs your magazines. clothes, shoes and toys. Call B6387.

SHORTHAND 80 days. individual struction Graduates placed Dickinson Secretarial School. 218 Ins Bldg TRANSPORTATION will be provided for an experienced driver to Texas. Leaving April 12. References required.

Address Star 1002. BUS TRANSPORTATION 7A FASTEST BUS SERVICE to KANSAS CITY. Insist OD Santa Fe Trailways modern streamlined buses, reclining chairs. not water heat. Short direct roure to all the South.

8 buses daily. Kansas Tulsa $7.20 Topeka $3.05 Okl. City. $6.85 Emporia Dallas $10.50 Wichita Little Rock $10.75 Phone B7071 UNION BUS DEPOT-320 So. 13tb St.

SANTA FE TRAILWAYS BUSINESS PERSONAL CLOGGED SEWERS- -Call Roto Rooter. We clean without digging or muss. Phone 4-1628. LOST AND FOUND SCOTTIE DOG -Lost Sunday. About months old.

1993 Sewell st. F7688. LOST -Lady's yellow gold Elgin. wrist watch, Friday evening, near 11th and N. Reward.

Finder notify Star Advertising Dept. LOST-Brown billfold containing 2 tens, 1 or 2 fives and several ones. Also some change including one large copper cent. date 1848. Reward.

F6779. WESTERN FLYER Red Ballooned tired bicycle, taken from 13 P. Saturday afternoon. Reward. 840 No.

14th. AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOR SALE. 11 1937 DELUXE Chevrolet sedan, low mileage Can be seen at 1245 Garfield. 1934 V-8 COACH, looks nice and runs good, 3121 st. L4750.

light yearlings and she stock generally steady; vealers and calves steady; stockers and feeders in liberal supply; opening steady with some strength on choice grades: bulk fed steers, light weight, eligibie held to above sell, from .75 to choice yearlings $12.00, bulk stockers and feedera $6.25 8.75: several loads $9.00 fleshy 1300 weight good to choice vealers $8.00 00 9.50. Sheep, 1,500 thru: opening sales sheep and lambs fully steady; no spring lambs sold early; early top fed lambs $12; some held higher; shorn Arizona ewes 5.25. AUTOS FOR SALE. 11 1934 PLYMOUTH Deluxe sedan $410 1935 DODGE Deluxe coupe $485 1931 BUICK, small coupe $195 1931 DODGE '6' sedan $250 1936 CHEVROLET pickup, like 1928 PONTIAC sedan $65 Mowbray Wingo Co. B5216 1222 St.

B7117 1937 MOTOROLA AUTO RADIOS Installed, guaranteed, $1 down, $1 week. 117 No. 14th. 1935 PONTIAC 8 coach $525 1935 CHEVROLET 4-door tour. sedan $500 1934 DODGE sedan $425 1933 PONTIAC sedan $385 1928 PACKARD sedan $95 1928 PONTIAC coach $65 SIDLES MOTORS, Inc.

13th Que. Open eve. B7027 AUTOMOTIVE SEE FRANK FIRST-1937 V-8 coach new, 1935 Chevrolet coach. 93 others. 1637 0.

1928 BUICK Sedan, luggage carrier and trunk, new top, $50 cash or trade. terms. B6365. 720 Judson. USED House Trailer.

Low price. Lincoln Tent Awning 1616 WE PAY MORE FOR ANY MAKE OR MODEL USED CAR SEE 1730 OR CALL B2493. '31 FORD coach, real $185 DAYLITE USED CAR EXCHANGE 1040 Que Open eve. B6825 1928 CHEVROLET Coach 75 1933 CHEVROLET Coach 325 1934 CHEV. Town Sedan.

395 MILLER COBB CHEVROLET CO. 109 No. 9th. Open Eve. L9150.

A REAL NICE 4 door sedan for $40. Must sell at once. Arcade Garage, 1011 St. 1935 CHEVROLET Coach. Low mileage.

Very clean. Private owner. A good buy. 1430 So. 33rd.

'28 CHEV. Fordor, extra good, $85; '29 Nash light 6, $85; '30 Ford coach $135. Trade. Terms. 417 So.

11th. FOR SALE -1929 Ford roadster, completely overhauled. Make an offer. B1403. See These 3 Bargains '35 Dodge coupe, 15,000 actual miles, like new.

'34 Ford V-8 Deluxe town sedan, 22,000 actual miles, original finish, good tires. '36 Dodge sedan, very nice condition, must be seen to be appreciated. '31 Ford coach, less than 25,000 miles, A-1 condition thruout, new rubber, good motor. MOWBRAY-WINGO CO. Sim Ballard, H.

E. Jones 1731 0 St. Open eve. B5585 TRUCKS FOR SALE. 12 1933 Inter.

B4, 170 in. w. 2 ton; 1935 Chevrolet 157 in. w. ton.

International Harvester 635 J. 1933 LIGHT panel delivery truck. Good condition, good tires. Cheap. Terms.

B7097. 8:30 to 5 p. m. Week days B7097, AUTO ACCESSORIES 13 'SURE-FIT" SEAT COVERS- -Cool, comfortable, attractive, at very low prices. Lincoln Tent Awning 1616 BUSINESS SERVICE HEATING, PLUMBING 24 FURNACE and Tin Work.

Wise furnaces, gas, oil, blowers and air conditioning. Arthur Larson. Call 4-1409 PAINTING DECORATING 28 FOR GOOD papering, painting and decoratIng call B6324. JOHN M. CURRAN.

EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED- Female. 32 BEAUTY Operator wanted in central Nebraska town of 3,000. Must be good finger waver. Guarantee and commission. Box 117 Journal.

COMPETENT Maid wanted at once. Apply 1118 St. EXPERIENCED dining room girl. Also dishwasher. 125 So.

12. No phone calls. EXPERIENCED Stenographer to general office work and relieve on switchboard. References. Box 150 Journal.

FIRST CLASS lady cook and sandwich maker, Mundee's Lunch Shop, 135 No. 13th. GIRL housework, go home nights, near 25th and Van Dorn Sts. Small bungalow, 3 in family. Call F2700.

HELP WANTED- -Male. 33 YOUNG MARRIED MAN for. janitor and assistant shipping clerk. have driver's license. Apply in person.

Lincoln Fixture 824 P. HELP WTD-Male-Female. 34 ALERT high school graduate, age 20 to 35, for permanent position. Preference given experienced clerk. Must be neat, honest and have good personality.

Give experiences past five years. Box 121 Journal. SALESPEOPLE AGENTS. 35 WANTED- young man, college graduate, with direct sales ability. State experience and reference.

Box Journal. WANTED- Man with car for Rawleigh Route. Start about April 15th. Pay starts first day. Write at once for personal interview.

Rawleigh's, Dept. NBD-198114, Freeport, Ill. YOUNG man about 18, well educated, ambitious and free to travel. No experience necessary. Transportation paid.

Good opportunity to see the U. S. Salary and bonus, Rapid Increase in earnings to willing worker. See Mr. Snyder, 7 to 9 evenings only, Hotel Lincoln.

Positively no phone calls will be answered. WORK WANTED Female. 36 EXPERIENCED woman wants laundry, cleaning, by hour, References. L6506. POSITION wanted as housekeeper.

Motherless home preferred, References. Write Star Box 1005. WORK WANTED- -Male. 37 MAN and wife want job as caretakers of large apartment house. Box 149 Journal.

HAVE a '36 Chevrolet truck with Anthony Hydraulic 3 yd. box. Want hauling. Phone 1812, Aurora, Neb. FINANCIAL BUS.

OPPORTUNITIES 38 AUCTION Elevator and Equipment, Valparaiso, Nebraska, Friday, April 9th, 2 m. This property consists of cribbed elevator, 28x30, 30 ft. to plate, cupola 16x30x16, warehouse 16x20, three coal bins, brick office. For full information call or write DAN I. FULLER, AUCT.

B6227. 520 Fed. Sec. Bldg. B3321.

BEST cash offer buys well located corner drug store In Lincoln. Sales concessions and low overhead. Box 135 Journal CAFES, Grocery, Rooming Houses, Cigar news, Confectionary, Cleaning- Pressing, Gas, Cabins Cafe, Hotel. Terms as low as $100. Trade grocery's, cafes, rent bldg.

fixt. CARLILE, 126 So. 11. B1161. FOR SALE- -Practically new Beauty Parlor equipment, or trade on a good second hand car.

Charles Pangle, Geneva, Neb. INVESTMENTS. 40 WILL BUY Woods Bros. stock and bonds, Arrow Aircraft and Motor, Blair Bridge stock, Bldg. Loan.

Box 106 Journal. MONEY TO LOAN. $100 OUR TOTAL COST ONLY $5.84 Payable $10.00 for ten months. Larger or smaller amounts for Louger or Shorter time on same bast: STATE SECURITIES COMPANY UNDER NEBRASKA BANKING BUREAU 124 So. 12th.

Phone B6069. LOANS $50 TO $500 An Ad can't tell you of our service. See Curry Watson. CAPITAL CREDIT CO. 538 Stuart Bldg.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY By Baer AND JIMMY WE CAN. SAVE ENOUGH MONEY FOR THE RING IF WE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE USED FURNITURE BARGAINS IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS OF THE Journar and Star WEDDING RINGS FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN. 41 LOANS $50 TO $1,000 Eliminate the worry of bills unpaid, car payments that are hard to meet and all other money worries. We will loan you the money you need and arrange payments that you can easily. meet.

Low rates on collateral loans. Automobile loans automobile refinancing. Courteous Courteous-Confidential-Immediate. FEDERATED FINANCE CO. A Friendly Lincoln 1503 0 St.

Phone B7073 Company. BORROW $50 TO $500 $100 costs only per week or 75c per month. No other charge. Compare. On a 15 month hasis you can pay back little AS $6.67 per month on each $100 borrowed.

Low auto rates. Ross P. Curtice Co. 412 Woodman Acc't Bldg Phone B1441 OLD BILLS MAKE a clean sweep of your old bills this spring. Clear out these unwelcome visitors.

Get the cash you from us. Repay in small amounts you'll hardly miss. Securities Acceptance Corp. 37023 1640 St. SEE PERSONAL LOAN SERVICE.

FOR QUICK CASH LOANS. 510 Fed. Sec. Bldg. J.

J. Hynes. Mgr. B1136 AUTO, Furniture, Colatteral, Diamonds, CoMaker Loans. See Jim Mahoney.

CENTURY FINANCE CORP. Federal Securities Building. B2287. LOANS--All plans. Quick service.

Private. Personal Finance 210 Insurance Bldg. Across from Gold B7097. LOANS on automobiles, stocks, bonds. furniture No singners.

Loans made in a minute. Motors Finance. 1524 0 St. B5271. MONEY FOR NEW USED REFINANCING CARS GLOBE FINANCE CO.

223 So 13th. H. N. Loosbrock, Mgr. B7049 NEED MONEY QUICKLY AUTOMOBILE your FURNITURE On the first visit.

NO RED TAPE 1634 B3565 AUTO LOAN FINANCE, CO. EA LOCALLY OWNED. QUICK LOANS WE'LL Lend you the cash you need. Any amount up to $500-and you can have a year or longer to repay. See us for your cash needs today.

Loans $50 to $500. All plans. R. W. LANDIS, Mgr.

Personal Finance Co. 210 Insurance Bldg. B7097. "Your Unseen Friend." LIVESTOCK DOGS, CATS, PETS. 47 BEAUTIFUL Red Cocker Spaniel pups, registered.

Wonderful pets for children. Make your choice early. 2915 Woodsdale. F6453. LIVESTOCK 48 COMMUNITY SALE, Waverly, Wednesday.

Good 4 year old gray stallion, horses, cattle, hogs, machinery, furniture, hedge posts, etc. Venner, Auctioneer. Youngberg, Manager. M9-2911. PUBLIC AUCTION, April 8, 1:30 miles north, 2 miles west of Martell, Nebr.

Mules, milch cows, harness, complete line of implements, furniture, 80 bags of seed potatoes. Martell State Bank, Clerk. John Buntemeyer, Owner. Specht and Auctioneers. 14997 POULTRY SUPPLIES.

49 BABY CHICKS As low as $6.00 per 100. Make more profits with our Bred-to-Lay chicks. Griswold's, 110 No. 10th St. BABY chick bargain--cheap chicks usually cost more in end.

We offer you egg bred quality that will bring you profits. See our big, husky processed chicks. Sexed Leghorn pullets. Leghorn cockerels, priced 4c. Hill Hatchery, 910 st.

MERCHANDISE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 51 BATH TUBS New, toilets, $10; lavatories sinks range bollers toilet seats $2. Trester, B2868 NEWSPAPER MATS each. Ideal for lining chicken coops, attics, buildings and garages. Size 17x23 In. LINCOLN NEWSPAPERS.

TWO 10-gal. visible gasoline pumps; ton, cu. ft. air compressor; oll highboys, other service station articles. A-1 condition, 128 West BLDG.

MATERIALS. 52 KINDLING $3.50 and $4.50 load; lumber $25 to 45 $doors $1 up; sash 500 up: roofing paper $1.25. Trester B2868 MACHINERY AND TOOLS 53 COMPLETE LINE of new and used John Deere tractors and implements can be seen on our sample floor. H. D.

Rowson Implement 223 So 10th B4781, DOYLE electric sheet printing press heater, complete. Model CM. Length 56-in. 115 volts. Bargain, State Journal Printing Lincoln, Neb.

BUSINESS OFFICE EQUIP. 54 OAK TYPEWRITER DESK. -Bargain. B3833. COMMERCIAL ICE BOX.

Herrick, opaline lined, metal shelves, coils for mechanical refrigeration. Also metal urn stand, 10 toot baked goods case. foot glass showcare. B4528. Preferred.

Typewriter Co. L. C. Smith--Corona Used Machines (all makes) For Sale 01 Rent. E.

V. McCormick, Mgr. 225 No. 12th. B2080.

FEED, FERTILIZER. 55 ARTICHOKES, drouth resistant, pork makers, corn savers, plant now, few bushels seed for sale. F4998 evenings. CHOICE Prairie Hay on track. liver.

Ralph Stephens. Call Ru 1605.8 COAL AND WOOD. 56 KINDLING, Furnace and range wood, wood, $1.50. $1.50 Fireplace dewood, $2.00. M2755, MERCHANDISE HOUSEHOLD GOODS 59 AT HARDYS: Recond.

Speed Queen $29.50. Recond. all white gas range $15; recond. 3 burner oil stove $9.50. If It is Furniture, Rugs or floorcovering you want, we have them.

We trade' and give credit you can meet. Kellison Furniture Co. 208-212 So. 11th. B4994 LOTS of Bargains in new and used turniture and rugs.

Liv. Rm. suites, Din. Rm. suites, Bed Rm.

suites etc. GLYNN FURNITURE CO. 1454 0 St. Eaay Payments. B2055 MOHAIR Liv.

Room Suite, $25. Also velour, $17.50. Cast range, $16.50. Cook stove, $9. Lincoln Furniture, 235 So, 11.

NOW IS the time to trade your used furniture for new at 225 So. 11, P. A. WOODS SONS. B3511 SILVERTONE Radio in excellent shape, $7.50.

Walnut buffet, like new $15. Larson Furniture, 244 So. 9th. B2168. SPECIAL SALE GAS STOVES Detroit table top, like new, Magic Chef, side oven, Detroiter, white porcelain, Detroit Jewel, all black, $4.95.

Auction Furniture Exchange, 2350 0. B4253. TABLE RADIO, reed desk and chair, magazine end table, sewing machine, large clock, 25 lb. scales, tools. Also $300 popcorn machine: 1425 U.

USED WASHERS- Voss porcelain Easy, like new. porcelain double tub National Vacuum $29.50. Wringer rolls for your old washer $3.00 a pair. Gourlay 143 So. 12th.

L8369. ROOMS furniture including washing machine, radio, piano, living room suite, dining room suite, dishes, rugs, etc. Reasonable down payment will finance balance. Century Finance Corporation. B2287.

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. 62 CASH PAID for used land and orchestra instruments. Ziegenbein Musical Instrument '1212 St. B5666. PIANOS Davis Sons medium size with bench, Werner plain case, medium size, $69.50.

Pay $1 weekly, Gourlay Bros. 143 So. 12ht. L8369. REPAIR that old instrument now.

We make them look like new. Repair Department. DIETZE MUSIC HOUSE. 1423 0 St. SEEDS, PLANTS.

64 KHERSON OATS. Comfort barley. Recleaned and tested. Seed Corn. Griswold's, 110 No.

10th or 147 So. 10th. RHUBARB ROOTS. Horse Radish roots, Asparagus plants. Carney Seed 144 So.

9th. SEED CORN 1936 Nebraska grown seed corn. Not irrigated, $2.50 to $3.50 per bu. Lord Auto 1644 SEED Potatoes, home grown. Popcorn that will grow or pop.

Popcorn machines, Clifton, 4822 Holdrege St. 1936 CROP Richardson county Reid yellow dent seed corn, $2.25 bushel; germination R. E. Marchand, 2841 Washington. WANTED--TO BUY.

66 WANTED TO BUY-Empty steel drums. Phone B1966. ROOMS AND BOARD ROOMS WITH BOARD. NICELY furnished southwest room with private sleeping porch. Board optional.

1644 Washington. F4622 1273 80. One or two rooms nicely furnished. Hot water, garage. With board $20.

Gentlemen preferred, F5370. 1645 choice southeast room for business girls, hoard optional; reasonable, B4329. SLEEPING ROOMS 68 ST. living room with fireplace, connecting bedroom with two beds, large closets, tile bath. F8110.

610 SO. 17TH, JULIET APT. NO. -Nice room. Private.

Suitable for 1 or 2 girls. B4883. 2135 GARFIELD Large well furnished room in quiet, private home. Breakfast if desired. F1516.

2338 ST. room in private modern home, well furnished, large closet, will accommodate 2 business men. B3069. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 69 128 NO. 19- Choice, economical, all new, 1-room furn.

apts. Lavatory, refrigeration, hot water. Compact, comfortable. B1331, F7551. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS- Furnished.

74 2839 R-2 ROOM Apartment on first floor. Nicely furnished, cool for summer. Gas and lights furnished. L9670. CLINTON apartments 1809 beautifully decorated living bedroom, kitchenet and bath.

Adults. B2081. 1241-Large room with closet. One room apt. with kitchenet and closet.

Heat, lights, gas furnished. B2051. ST. 1327- THE SIAS. Quiet, refinement, distinction.

One bedroom apt. available. B2606. Virginia 230 No. 16 ROOMS, bath, south exposure, Frigidaire, laundry facilities, available April 1.

B4361. PERHAPS nothing nicer in the city, room upper duplex, 2601 $35; summer $30. F2376. THREE rooms newly furnished Apt. Private bath.

Frigidaire, Garage. Private entrance. 219 So. 29. L9189, 1742 FONTENELLE APT.

Just completed, 1st floor 8. E. corner apt. New furniture. Call L9161.

2348 0-Estelle, Attractive bungalow nicely furnished, separate bedroom. Frigidaire. $35. LA115. Hall, 327 NO.

-One room and kitchenet, lights, heat, gas, laundry, elec. refrig, Larger apt. available 15th. L6258. 925 Two clean, cozy furnished rooms quiet modern home also 1 rm.

apt. Prefer business people. Adults. 3502 80. 44th-3 rooms, private bath, automatic heat; Frigidaire; 1 block car line, 4-1528.

1208 G- Two large lower front rooms, kitchenette, private bath, screened porch. Oak floors. Well furnished. Adults. CORNHUSKER.

1317 L- Lincoln's best rental value. Clean, well furnished with or without bedroom, available soon. L9349. FINE First Floor Apt. Private entrance, fireplace, bath.

unturn. Second floor, extra windows, frigidaire. Walking distance. Adults. B2556.

METROPOLITAN, 502 80. 12-Furnished apt. Newly decorated. Call B4442 or B4640. 429 SO.

12th- Two and three room apartment, furnished or unfurnished. Adults. Also single sleeping room for business woman. B2830. YOU ENJOY THESE Modern conveniences, mangle, electric sewing machine.

party room, roof garden, soft water, automatic elevator. "In Lincoln's Newest and Finest." THE PRESIDENT, 1340 J. B1700. THE AMBASSADOR, 1330 B5600. APARTS.

UNFURN. 74A 1829 PROSPECT-2 kitchenet, bath, light, gas, heat, water, furnished. Elec. refrig. Private entrance.

Adults. F5256 evenings. 1601 80. 20-Beautiful newly decorated six room apartment. southeast Lincoln.

Call B6683 1620 3 and 5 rooms with bath, screened in porch, conveniently located. F1956 or B4292. 2318 PARK- -New 5 rooms, 1at floor, auto. gas heat. triple insulated; air fireplace.

By appointment. M4186. AN ATTRACTIVE 5 room apartment, 27th and Lake Sta. Steam heat, gas stove, frigidaire, garage, Adults. $65.00.

F4614. HOLLY APTS. -11th sta. Nicely Arranged, up to date, bedroom apartment. Southeast exposure B4287 MILBURN 1345 -Large apartment available now.

Call B4483 of inquire A-8 WM. PENN, 14 ROOMS and bath, 1st floor. Available April 1. B5292, ROOMS and bath on second floor, block west of capitol, adults. L7734.

1829 ST. -Large 2-room modern ground floor. Newly decorated. Adjoining bath, Private entrance. $20.

APTS. UNFURN. 74-B. 2634 "O- large room apt. Private bath, steam heat, frigidaire.

Ground floor. Miller, F6033. B3361. BUS. PLACES FOR RENT.

75 SECOND FLOOR, 50x150, suitable for sign shop, factory. Will remodel to suit tenant. Call. B2246. ACREAGES FOR RENT.

76A 1201 WEST 2748 So. 48, 1126 So. 40. LAURA B. WOOD, F6050 6 ROOM House, electricity, chicken houses, orchard garden, $15 to $20 regular Income good credit required.

Pennington, 4500 80. 40th. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT. 77 902 Garfield, 1660 Otoe, 926 80, 17th. CITY REALTY CO Res.

F3318 B5135 1226 ROSE bedroom house, excellent condition, hot water heat, full lot, garage, $40. F6677. 1535 LE GROS- room modern house, $20.50 per month. B4532. 1833 L- 8 rooms, 2 baths.

1822 K-5 rms. 427 80. 19th- 6 rooms. Mrs. Courtenay, B2927.

2843 STARR-8 rooms, nice condition, 1m- mediate possession, $40.00. 1701 South 23rd, 6 room bungalow, immediate possession, $32.50. W. L. TURNER SON, Exclusive Agents, B4442, F4331.

2965 STARR 4 bedroom house, also vacant soon 5 room modern house. B4739. 5-RMS. -3338 Madison, part modern $15; rms. 3534 Madison $12; 5 rms 3518 Madison $13.

Trester. B2868. FORD DELIVERY CO. MOVING. STORAGE.

SHIPPING. 120 NO 16 B3294 FOR RENT -Modern five rooms, sleeping porch. 1317 So. 15. Vacant April 15.

Call 1246 So. 15, or F5447. MOVING? CALL STAR VAN. B6764. Careful men, plenty of pads.

Reasonable prices. stamps, free moving boxes. MONTMARTRE DISTRICT- One room garret on seventh floor. Inquire Stuart Theater, "'Seventh Heaven" starts Saturday. ORCHARD ST.

4819 Modern house near school, has garage and garden. 4822 Holdrege St. RENTAL PROPERTIES are scarce. Prices are going up. However, we yet have some very nice apts.

Houses, Duplexes, R. L. ARMSTRONG REAL ESTATE- LOANS 520 Fed. Sec. Bldg.

B3321 Sunday F1598, L7319. RENT 5 Room Colonial Stucco, breakfast nook, $35.50. Well built, clean. 2610 So. 13th.

Inquire 1944 Park Ave. STATE FARM community, 8 rooms. bedrooms. Gas heat, auto hot water. Paving, shade, fruit trees.

$50. M2141. WANTED--Household goods for Portland, Oregon, Also Los Angeles. Cars leaving 500n, Reduced freight rates. B6737.

Sullivan Transfer Storage 301 No. 8th. MERCHANDISE. GOOD THINGS TO EAT 57 ARRIGO, MARKET 100 lbs. -Selected Garden seed seeds.

$2.90 per 48th and Holdrege. M2937. FRYING chickens, dressed 3 for $1.15, stewing hens 16c, best potatoes peck 50c, corn and peas No. 2 can 3 tor 29c, Spry 3 lb. can 58c, Milady coffee 29c, large Rinso 20c.

229-235 So. 9. B3445. Lincoln Potato Market 58th 0 Cotner Blvd. M2805.

Potatoes is Our Specialty SELECTED northern grown Red River Ohio seed potatoes $2.89 sack, selected No. 1. Cobblers Red Triumphs No. 2 Cobblers $2.25 sack, while they last. Onion sets 2 quarts 25c.

Bermuda onion plants 400 plants 25c. Cabbage plants 3 doz. 25c. Idaho Russet potatoes, cloth bags, peck 35c. Don't be late.

SPECIAL northern grown U. 8. No. 1 seed potatoes $3.40 cwt. Also No.

2 seed potatoes $1.99 cwt. While they last. Growers miles west 0. L4022. SPECIAL selected seed potatoes, $2.90.100 lb.

sack, good russet potatoes, $2.10 100 lb. sack. Midwest Fruit. M1732. 5601.

0. BOYS GIRLS MERCHANDISE BOUGHT, SOLD EXCH. 58 THESE WANT ADS ARE FREE TO BOYS AND GIRLS STARTING SUNDAY 1. Boys and girls from 6 to 16 years of age, may advertise in this columnfree of charge. Want Ads may offer to buy, sell or exchange children's merchandise only, such as dolls, bicycles, doll carriages, children's books, clothing, electric trains, coaster wagons, in fact any article of value that you may think some other boy or girl will want.

3. These ads must be 24 words or less. boy or girl will want. 3. These ads must be 24 words or less.

All ads will be ordered for seven consecutive days. Boys and girls are requested to phone B3333 or B1234 and cancel their ads as soon as results are obtained. 5. The name, address and age of each boy or girl advertiser must appear in the Want Ad. This offer expires April 17.

Want Ads must be written plainly on one side of the paper only, 8. Bring your ads to the Want Ad counter. 9. The Lincoln Newspapers reserve the right to rewrite or reject all copy. BOY'S blue cheviot three piece suit, size 12-13, raincoat size 8-10, all in good condition.

Irwin Cone, 13, 1901 Garfield. F3524. FISH BOWL, size 14x5x5 inch, with shells and three ornaments, complete $1.25. Bertha Randall, 2703 So. 9th.

FOR SALE -Hockey stck, tennis racket and set. "Book of Betty Wertz. Age 15 years, 600 So. 36th. F8743.

FOR SALE -Boston bull, screwtail, male pup, 8 months old or trade for chickens. Mary Lou Iler, age 6. 3440 No. 9th st. FOR SALE Keystone projector with two films, $5.00.

Charles Ward, 3243 Dudley. M2188. Age 12 years. FOR SALE -Violin and case in excellent condition. Reasonable.

Call L4203. Stuart Goldberg, 225 No. 16th. Age 12. FOR SALE of Junior golf clubs.

In good condition. Call Dick Hall, 401 So. 27th. L6893. Age 16.

REAL BARGAINS-2 sheep skin coats, grey and navy wool suit, 2 pra. knickers, Sanfordized grey linen suit, new. Darwin Fisher, 1108 So. 31st. F2427.

I WOULD LIKE to trade my boy's bicycle, practically new, for 8 girl's bicycle, Donna Jo Miller, 1501 So. 24. F5643. Age 9. VIOLIN and case, toy steam shovel, 25c; toy cars; writing desk, $2.00.

Paul Clark, 1514 South 27th. F7398. Age 10. PUPPIES FOR SALE. Nice for pets.

Marjorie Johnson, Age 12, 2851 Washington. LIKE new, $22.00 boys' or girls' sidewalk bicycle with New Departure coaster brake, $10.00. Bobette Dunham, 457 So, 25th. Age 8. NEARLY new, full sized girl's balloon tire Excelsior bicycle.

Reasonable. Althes Ware, 1127 So. 81st. Age 14. F4574.

WOULD like to sell bicycle. In good condition. Or will exchange for typewriter. Bob Bauer. 3017 Summit.

F2957. Age 13. BOY'S balloon tire bicycle, good condition, new tires. Dodo Mitchell, age 15. 7024 Ballard ave.

FOR SALE Children's large size walnut finish roll top desk with swivel chair. Bobby Lawrence, 635 So. 25th. L9533. Age 11.

FOR SALE- bicycle, good condition, $17. Willard Heuke, 1132. A. F7293. Age 15.

FOR SALE -12 gauge shotgun, $3.50. Marion McCracken, 740 So. 11th. Age 15 years. FOR SALE -Boy's leatherette sheepskin coat, size 18, good condition.

John Scott, 2216 E. F5049. Age 15 yrs. FOR SALE- Girl's linen suit, brown wool dress, and blue wash dress, all size 10. Reasonable.

Age 13. Virginia Lee, 2240 St. Mary's, F5478. FOR SALE Child's playhouse, 8x10 7 ft. high.

Furnished, Linoleum on floor. Front porch. Patricia Bayless, 7 yrs. 1718 Vine. B6369.

PRACTICALLY new ice skates, size 5, $2. Winifred Edee, 1918 Capitol Ave. Age 12 yrs. TRICYCLE and Scooter to trade for sidewalk bike or for sale. Patsy Price, age 7.

1004 Washington St. F4291. 3 PUREBRED Persian kittens, one brown, $1 each: also a tricycle, $1. Donald Morrison, 3825 A st. 4-1731.

Age 11. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 59 AT HOUSEHOLD Exchange Atwater Kent car radio, $15; Toledo counter scales, 2-pc. living room set walnut cedar chest $9.75. 1001 Que st.

L8734. AUCTION SALE, APRIL 10, at 1:30 p. mile west of State Hospital water tank. 2-pc. mohair liv.

rm. set, mohair davenport, 7 tube radio, Simmons beds, dressers, chest of drawers, 8-pc. oak dining set, end library tables, 2 9x12 Congoleums, like new: white porcelain gasoline pressure stove, small steel range, rockers, odd chairs, antique silverware dishes, cooking utensils, bedding, linens, woven wire fence, 28 in. stock fence, dog house, extra line of garden, carpenter and mechanic's, tools, 1928 Whippet sedan. Christina Stream, owner.

H. M. Wineland, Auct, 207 Kresge. B4355. BUY your sewing machine now Prices advance April 10th 10 to 35 and percent.

New portables as low as $29.95 your old sewing machine. New rotary consoles as. low A8 $49.50 and your old sewing machine. Gourlay 143 So. 12th.

L8369. 7-ROOM HOUSE--Very reasonable rent to desirable people. 2620 No. OFFICE AND DESK ROOM. 79 MODERN offices, single or in suite or desk room.

Bargain prices. F. D. Eager. B2141.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE 82 AN ALL CULT (80), all in wheat, miles Lincoln on gravel, (low-tax) $65 acre, terms $2,000 cash, balance federal loan, buy now, get (2-5) wheat share. Raiph Fetterman (1st Nat. Bldg.) IF YOU wish to buy, sell or exchange farm lands, ranches or city property, see us first. Christian Land Inv. Fed.

Sec. Bldg. 74 2434 QUE- One room with kitchenet and closet. Close to bath. 160 A.

Lancaster 20 alfalfa, 35 A. wheat, 22 A. pasture with running water, balance for spring crops, good can carry $6,000 at 41 280 A. Saunders with modern 40 A. choice hay meadow, balance under low taxes; can be sold in 80 or 200 A.

tracts also. 160 A. near Cheney on hard surfaced road, leased for del. Many other good producing farms at attractive prices, Herman Clemans, 302 First, Nat'l. 79 ACRES, spring, orchard, improved, half grass; mail, milk route: stock and all, $2,850.

Edgar Winter, Route 2: Neosho, Mo. ACREAGES FOR SALE. 83 TWO ACRES SIx room modern home. Long living room, automatic heat, cupboards, bookcases. Consider trade.

Owner B4220. REAL ESTATE LOANS. 83-A FUNDS from Federal Home Loan Bank available for home loans. First Federal Savings Loan Ass'n, 223 So. 13th.

LOANS and Farm and city. or 20 years. Conservative Investment Co. 134 So. 13th.

Fed. Sec. Bldg. LOANS ON FARMS and city property, and Refinance with ward Richards Bldg. HOUSES FOR SALE.

84 AUCTION SALE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 at 6:30 p. 5432 Locust College View. This is an unfinished home of rooms, full basement, 4 rooms on first floor, finished in oak. On full lot, close. to school, church and 1 block from pave ing.

This 1s An excellent opportunity' for someone to own your own home and furnish it to suit yourself. MAX B. KIER, Admr. H. V.

Reynolds and John Ledwith, H. M. WINELAND, Auctioneer 207 Kresge Bldg. B4355 AN AUCTION Apr. 6 at 6:30 p.

128 No. 34th St. modern, 6-rm. brick bungalow, single garage, and full lot, with fish pool, flowers, shrubs, fruit and grape arbor. This property has been built within the last nine yrs.

and has been very comfortable home for the present owners. Is well arranged and strictly modern. Their plans have changed and they are moving to the west coast. Property may be Inspected at your convenience. In the Hartley school district and the State Farm, also near transportation.

Terms may be had to responsible parties. B. L. Jacobs, Owner. Forke The Auctioneers.

307 Sec. Mutl. Bldg. B1452. AUCTION SALE.

THURSDAY, APRIL at 7 p. 1935 South 17th st. 10 room, all modern home, 4 rooms and bath second floor, 6 rooms and bath on first floor, finished in oak with fireplace, full basement, excellent hot water heating plant, laundry room, floor drain and built-in tubs. Garage, This home can be made into apartments, has three entrances. On corner Jot zoned for bustness, close to Prescott, Irving Jr.

High, church, on car line, Be sure and attend this sale. Estate of Oscar 0. Buck H. M. WINELAND, Auctioneer 207 Kresge Bldg.

B4355 AUCTION SALE, FRIDAY, APRIL 6:30 p. 14th Burnham 30 blocks south of 0 of a 7 room one story cottage on one acre of land, with fruit, apples, cherries, plums, grapes, etc. The home has water, lights, compiete bath. On the paving and paving, paid. This is an ideal location for camp, station, tavern and home.

Just 4 outside city limits. low tax. may be carried at a low rate of monthly payments. Mrs. Katherine Kavanaugh, Owner, H.

WINELAND, Auctioneer 207 Kresge Bldg. B4355 OPEN FOR INSPECTION 2007 PARK every 6:30 to 8:30. Very desirable home. Extra well located. Large living room, fireplace, large hall, dining room, kitchen, 3 nice sleeping rooms, finished basement, double gas furnace, 2-stall garage, large corner lot, 100x142.

Priced for quick sale. REAL ESTATE- INSURANCE -LOANS R. L. ARMSTRONG B3321. 520 Fed.

Sec. Bldg. F2413. SEWELL ST. 3 bedroom home, ideal location, sunroom, automatic heat, double garage, $6,000.

F6413. 5-ROOM Attractive bungalow, 8. E. Best condition. Garage.

Near 27th and Washington. Terms. Miller, F6033, B3361. 6-ROOM Bungalow, Prescott oil heat. Take lot as part payment, $5,000, M'GERR, 1206 St.

B2761. $1,750 BARGAIN 6 rooms, 2 lots, paving paid, modern, gas heat; garage; rent $25.00. 27th and Hoidrege Sta. Collins. 1130 St.

B3361. $3,400 BUYS 6-room bungalow, excellent condition, Randolph school district. Doubie stall garage. Very easy terms. 941 So.

29th. Sweeney B7095. $4,950 BARGAIN 26th and Franklin fine condition, hot water heating plant (gas.) Garage. Full lot. Nonresident.

By appointment only, H. Collins, 1130 St. B3361. LOTS FOR SALE 85 LET US SHOW you some excellent building sites in Sheridan and Randolph district priced right. B3536.

American Save ings and Loan. 133 North 11th. BUSI. PLACES FOR SALE. 86 EXTRA GOOD INVESTMENT Downtown Business Corner.

110x142. Good buildings. Well rented. Several other real good investment properties. R.

L. ARMSTRONG REAL ESTATE- -LOANS 520 Fed. Sec. Bldg. F2413..