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LINCOLN STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1936 FIFTEEN Days for the Price of 4 Days Starts -Phone Your Ad Now-B3333 MOST OMAHA CATTLE PRICES HOLD STEADY Broad Demand Aids Yearling Rise, Trade Active--Hogs Are Uneven. ESTIMATED FRIDAY RECEIPTS. Cattle Hogs Sheep Omaha 2,000 6,000 4,000 Chicago mean: 2,000 8,000 4,000 Kansas City 1,000 1,000 1,000 OMAHA. (P). Cattle: Receipts, 6,103.

There was but very little change in the market for fed steers and yearlings compared with the previous day, yearlings continuing in broad demand and were, consequently moderately active at fully steady to a little stronger prices even as compared with the improved prices of the earlier days of the week. Weighty steers and mediumweights were less active but met with a fairly ready sale, with prices mostly steady, the better grades fully steady, some short feds barely steady to easier. Heifers were in light supply and fully steady. Cows cleared readily at generally steady prices, the early rounds fairly active and, altho the activity was lost later, there was but little change and practically a complete clearance was made by shortly after noon. Bulls sold fully steadq.

Vealers were moderately active, steady to strong. Stockers and feeders were in very light supply and there was 8 ready clearance at generally steady prices. Hogs: Receipts, 7,223. The hog market turned out to be an all day affair. Shipping orders were broad on better grades of barrows and gilts 220.

lbs, down as well as underweights, but when clearance on that account was completed the trade abruptly turned dull with local waiting out the session for lower prices. Lightweight barrows and gilts turned 1 mostly on outside account early, going at fully steady, with some light lights showing a 5c to 10c advance, quality of that class being comparable with the improved level of Wednesday. Slaughter pigs turned at strong to 25c higher prices, getting the best action of the week. However, butchers 220 lbs. up moved local interests at mostly steady to 10c lower figures, the decline appearing a few mediumweights, some late bids being as much as 15c off.

The market was uneven enough that some strictly heavy butchers fully steady to firm. Sows were under the most pressure, shipping orders on that class being light. The opening was steady to 15c lower, but late bids and sales ranged 15c to 25c lower, with clearance incomplete. Shippers bought about 1,700 head. Sheep: Receipts, 6,017.

Receipts included 250 head direct. Salable supply 15 loads range lambs, 3 loads ewes, 3 loads mixed native lambs and ewes; about 15 percent feeders. Despite bearish wires from outside markets, broad local packer demand and some inquiry from shippers enabled sellers to hold prices fully, steady with the previous day classes. Representative Livestock Sales. Hogs.

No. Av. Price No. Av. Price 14 204 $10.80 13 188 $10.75 21 196 10.75 18 209 10.75 35 214 10.70 23 186 10.70 12 198 10.65 11 152 10.60 19 184 10.60 12 155 10.50 18 152 10.50 18 152 10.00 145 9.75 9 123 9.00 Sows 390 9.15 23 375 9.15 990 346 504 9.15 9.00 8 425 9.15 Cattle.

Steers. No. Av. Price No. Av.

Price 38 1352 $8.40 30 821 $8.00 22 927 8.00 14 847 7.75 Heifers. 7 7812 8.25 00 762 8.00 22 742 7.75 7 721 7.50 Cows. 1280 4.75 1160 4.50 HI 1092 894 3.50 4.00 N- 982 842 3.25 3.75 Bulls. 1670 5.00 1520 4.75 1310 4.65 1390 4.50 Vealers. 190 7.00 159 6.50 HE 129 4.50 2 137 4.00 Sheep and Lambs.

Natives. No. Av. Price No. Av.

Price 28 84 $10.00 26 80 $10.00 16 87 10.00 10 70 7.00 5 63 6.50 Idahos. 890 82 9.75 100 75 8.00 Ewes. 18 123 3.59 5 120 3.50 4 140 3.00 98 101 2.00 Feeding Lambs. 309 (Idahos) 66 8.15 50 (Natives) 60 6.50 Breeding Ewes. 3 (Yearlings) 97 6.00 100 (Ewes) 160 3.50 7 (Ewes) .160 3.00 CURRENT LIVESTOCK PRICES.

Slaughter Cattle, Steers: 550 to 1,100 pounds, good and choice common and medium $5.00 7.50. Steers: 1,100 to 1,300 pounds, good and choice 9.10; medium Steers: 1,300 pounds and up, good and choice $7.25 a 8.25. Steers: 1,300 pounds and up, good and choice $7.25 8.85; common and medium $3.7507.25. Cows: Good and choice $4.50 6.00; common and medium canners and cutters $3.00 3.75. Bulls, (yearlings excluded): Good beet bulls $5.00 5.50; cutters and bolognas $3.50 5.00.

Vealers and calves: Good and choice $5.50 7.00; common and medium 5.50. Stockers and Feeders. Steers: 500 to 800 pounds, good and choice $5.75 common and medium $3.75 5.75. Steers: 800 pounds and up, good and choice $5.75 7.00; common and medium $3.75 5.75. Heifers: Good and choice $4.50 5.50; common and medium Calves, (steers): Good and choice $5.50 common and medium $4.25 5.50.

Cows: Common and good Hogs. Light lights: 140 to 160 pounds, good and choice $9.40 10.60. Lightweights: 160 to 200 pounds, good Sheriff's Sale. Notice is hereby given That by virtue of an Order of Sale, issued by the Clerk of the District Court of the Third Judicial District of Nebraska, within and for Lancaster County, in an action wherein Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, a corporation, is plaintiff, and Henry P. Lorenz, et al, are Defendants, I will, at 2 o'clock on the 1st day of September, A.

1936, at the east door of the Court House in the City of Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, offer for sale at public auction, the following Lands and Tenements, towit: Lot Eight, Block One, Dolan's Addition to Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska. Given under my hand this 30th day of July, 1936. CLAUDE P. HENSEL, Sheriff. and choice Mediumw ights: 200 to 250 pounds, good and choice $10.50 10.75.

Strongweights: 250 to 300 pounds, good and choice $9.75 10.65. Heavyweights: 300 pounds up, good and choice $9.40 10.15. Packing sows: Medium and good $8.25 9.25. Slaughter pigs: Good and -choice $8.50 10.25. Feeder pigs: Good and choice 8.25.

Stags: $7.25 8.75. Sheep and Lambs, Slaughter lamos: Good and choice $9.00 common and medium $6.00 9.00. Fed yearlings: 110 pounds down, good and choice Fat shorn ewes: Good and choice 3.75. Feeding lambs: Good and choice 8.15. 3.75.

Denver, Chicago. CHICAGO. (AP). (U. 8.

Dept. Hogs 13,000 including 4,00 direct; closing to strong, sows 5-10 higher in instances: top 11.15 paid freely; bulk 180-250 lbs, 10.85-11.10; most 250-300 lbs, 10.35-11.00; better grade 140-170 lbs, largely 10.00-50; best sows 9.65: shippers estimated holdover 4,000. Cattle calves grain fed steers and yearlings strong to higher; numerous instances being 10-15 up on medium weight and weighty steers; lower grades very uneven but fully steady; top 9.20 on yearlings; 9.00 on weighty steers; largely 7.25-8.50 market; with offerings 8.50, upward; yearling heifers fully steady; even grassy kinds getting a little more action on stocker account; cows strong; bulls steady to weak; and vealers steady at 7.50-8.50, latter price practical top; grass calves 4.00-6.00 according to weight and condition; most stockers 5.75 down to 4.50: stock heifers 4.00-5.00; cutter cows 4.00 down to 3.00 with strong weights up to 4.25; sausage bulls 5.50 down Sheep, 9,000 including 6,00 direct; closed steady to 25 under Wednesday's best time; bulk native lambs 9.50-10.25, city butchers paying 10.50 and 10.75 sparingly; medium and lower grade natives downward from 8.50 to 6.00 and less; Washington rangers 10.50; best Idahos 10.00; slaughter sheep steady, few DENVER. (AP). (U.

8. Dept. Agr.) Cattle: loads Receipts direct, 500, generally calves 100; steady includes with firm undertone on cutter grade cows, better grade fed steers predominating, two loads $8.05 8.40, best held above $8.75, 690 to 786 lb. mixed yearlings 9.00; 705 lb. heifers, grass heifers, $6.00 down; cows mostly few cutter grades mostly 3.75, top vealers $9.00, bulls $4.25 5.25, stockers scarce.

Hogs: Receipts 1,300, six singles direct, four to California, early sales to city butchers steady with Wednesday's average, scattered lots 180 to 250 lb. butchers $10.90 11.05, little done on other weights, packing sows average cost Wednesday $10.48, weight 248. Sheep: Receipts 6,700, includes 1,160 thru, salable supply, 18 doubles Idaho lambs, two loads Oregons, two loads Wyoming ewes, two cars holdover ewes, about 500 head trucked-ins, opening slow, most bids on range fully 25. or more lower than Wednesday's average; holding best around $10.00, few medium to good trucked-in lambs choice held considerably above $10.00, odd yearlings $6.50, native ewes $2.25 2.75; late Wednesday range slaughter ewes, $2.25 2.50. Kansas City, KANSAS CITY.

(AP). (U. 8. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: Receipts no directs; limited to early shippers sales desirable to 170 to 250 5c steady mostly higher than Wednesday's average; later trade very slow with few sales weak to 10c lower; some bids off more; top early sales 170 to 250 pounds underweights uneven weak to 25c lower; better grade 140 to 160 pounds 10.60; medium grades down to $9.00 and below; little done on heavies; sows mostly $8.50 9.25: stock pigs 25 to 50c lower; mostly $7.50 down.

Cattle: Receipts 3500: calves 800; little done early on limited supply matured fed steers, asking firm prices; light weight fed steers, yearlings and western grassers fully steady; lower grades of cows firm; grass fat she stock low at Wednesday's decline; bulls 15 to 25c lower: vealers and calves steady: stockers and teeders slow, steady weak; short load yearling heifers mixed yearlings and heavy heifers common to medium grass steers early $5.00 6.60 low cutter and cutter cows 3.75: vealer top $7.50. Sheep: Receipts slow; very little done; Idaho range lambs around 25c lower at no natives sold early; best bid held above $10.00. St. Joseph. St.

Joseph. ST. JOSEPH. (AP). (U.

S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: Receipts 2,200, no directs; opened mostly 5c higher than Wednesday's average on best light and medium weight butchers; later slow and not fully developed on other grades and weights; bias and few sales light lights around 25c lower; early sales strictly good and choice 190 to 240 $10.80 10.90; top, $10.90: few best light lights $10.50 down. Cattle: Receipts calves 400; better grades fed steers and yearlings active, fully steady; others slow but around steady; sows strong; calves and vealers steady; stockers and feeders scarce, 184; two loads strictly choice 905 lb. fed steers few lots steers, yearlings and load 1,043 lb.

fed steers early bulk fed steers and yearlings $7.50 mixed yearlings up to Receipts $8.15: top vealers slaughter $7.50. classes opening steady; two loads Idaho lambs $9.75 straight: load $9.00 straight; nothing done on -natives, best held up to $10.00 and above; part deck 113 lb. Nebraska slaughter ewes $3.75. Sioux City. SIOUX CITY.

(AP). (U. 8. Dept. Agr.) Cattle, ted steers and yearlings slow; early sales yearlings little changed; some matured steer bids easier; other classes little changed; stockers and feeders moderately active; scattered sales mixed steers and heifer yearlings up to 8.25; several sales 7.00@8.00; load lots fed heifers up to 8.00; some held above 8.50; most beef cows 3.5004.25; cutter grades 3.00@3.50; few stock steers 4.75 down.

Hogs, butchers slow; early sales steady to 15c lower; better 190 to 225 lb. weights to shippers 10.35@10.60; no action for other weights; sows atcive, mostly 25c lower, 9.00 popular price; feeder pigs slow, few strong weights up to 8.25; stags 8.50 down. Sheep, no early fat lamb sales: some buyers talking lower; best natives held around 10.00; fat ewes little changed at 3.50 down; yearling breeding ewes up to 5.50; deck 63 lb. feeder lambs 7.00. Oats, No.

3 white, Barley, 65 Flax, No. 1, 2.14½ Sweet clover seed, 3.50 4.00. Chicago Cash Grain. Chicago Livestock Estimates. CHICAGO.

(AP). Official estimated receipts for Friday: Cattle 2,000. Hogs 8,000. Sheep 4,000. Minneapolis Cash Grain.

MINNEAPOLIS. (AP). Wheat receipts 193 cars. Cash: No. 1 heavy dark northern spring, 60 pounds, No.

dark northern, 59 pounds, 1.52⅞; 58 pounds, No. 2 dark northern, 56 pounds, No. 3 dark northern, 56 pounds, 1.49⅞; 55 pounds, No. dark northern, 54 pounds, 1.45⅞; 53 pounds, 1.36⅞ No. 5 dark northern, 52 pounds, $1.35 1.41%; pounds, 50 pounds, lower test weights nominally discounted three cents a pound.

Fancy No. 1 hard Montana, 14 protein, to arrive, 1.34⅞. Grade No. 1 dark hard or No. 1 hard Montana winter, to arrive, hard amber durum No.

1, $1.50 1.69: No. 2, $1.48 No. 3, $1.43 1.68; No. 4, 1.38 No. 5, $1.31 No.

1 red, $1.13. Corn, No. 3 yellow, trading basis unchanged. Quotations unchanged. CHICAGO.

(AP). Cash wheat was to 2 cents higher. The basis was steady to 1 cent higher, the latter on dark VAriety. Receipts were 78 cars: shipping sales 72,000 bushels; booked to arrive Corn was unchanged. Receipts were 121 cars; shipping sales 43,000 bushels; booked to arrive 158,00.

Oats unchanged to sent higher. Receipts were 91 cars; shipping sales 29,000 bushels; booked to arrive 28,000. Wheat: No. 1 dark hard, No. hard No.

2 hard, No. 2 mixed, corn No. 3 mixed $1.09: No. 1 yellow, No. 2 yellow, $1.09 1 No.

3 yellow, No. vellow $1.081 No. yellow No. 2 white, $1.19 No. mixed bright, No.

white No. 2 white, No. 3 white sample grade, rye, No. 92c; soy beans. No.

2 yellow, barley, actual sales, $1.11 15; feed, 50 80 nominal; malting, $1.00 15; nominal; timothy seed $6.60 90 seed, cwt. Lincoln Cash Grain. Wheat, No. 1, 60 lbs. $1.13 Wheat, No.

2, 59 lbs. 1.12 Wheat, No. 2. 58 lbs. 1.11 Wheat, No.

3, 57 lbs. 1.10 Wheat. No. 56 lbs. 1.09 Wheat, No.

55 lbs. 1.08 Wheat, No. 54 lbs. 1.07 Corn, No. 3 1.20 Corn, No, yellow.

1.08 Minneapolis Flour. MINNEAPOLIS. (AP). Flour, carload lots, per barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks; family patents, unchanged, 7.85 8.05; standard patents, unchanged, 7.15 7.35. shipments 34,212.

Pure bran 26 26.50. Standard middlings 26.50 27. Kansas City Cash Grain. KANSAS CITY. (AP).

Wheat: 191 cars; 2c lower. No. 2, dark hard, No. 3. No.

2, hard, 01.23 No. 3, 1.21%; No. 2, red, No. 3, $1.16 1.16¼. Corn: 5 cars: lower to higher; No.

2, white, nom. No. 3, nom. No. 2, yellow, nom.

No. 3, No. 2, mixed, nom. No. 3, nom.

Oats: cars: lower to higher; No. 2, white, nom. No. 3, nom. 48.

Milo maize, nom. $1.71 Kafir, nom. $1.70 1.75. Rye, nom. 89 92c.

Barley, nom. 77 86. Chicago Grain. CHICAGO. (AP).

Quick setbacks of Chicago grain values took place early Thursday, but with rallies following. An outstanding influence was the fact that for the first time of late the Liverpool wheat market failed to respond well to strength in North America. Improvement of European weather conditions was reported, and there were overnight showers in the United States corn belt. Opening 1 cent to off, September 1.12, December 1.12½ wheat then rallied. Corn started to 2 cents down, September 1.04% December and continued irregular.

I Omaha Hay, OMAHA. (UP). Alfalfa: Choice, leafy No. 1, $17.50 18.00; standard leafy $16.50 standard No. $15.00 15.50; No.

3, $14.50. Upland prairie: No 1, No. 2, $15.00 15.50; No. 3, $13.00 Midland prairie: 1, $14.50 No. 2, $13.00 Mixed prairie: No.

1, No. 2, Mixed hay: No. 1, $16.00 No. $14.50 15.00; No. 3, $13.50 14.00.

Straw: Oats, wheat $5.50. Grain Futures Purchases. CHICAGO. (AP). Wednesday Wk.

ago Yr. ago Wheat 57,604 56,248 39,614 Corn 21,432 17,822 6,503 Oats 10,406 9,687 3,161 Rye 1,330 1,417 543 Barley 20 1 nil Total 90,792 85,175 49,821 Liverpool Wheat. LIVERPOOL, (AP). Spot wheat: No. 2 Manitoba 88 7d; No.

3 Manitoba 88 5d; western Canadian amber durum 88; Australian 88 4d. Wheat futures closed easy: 1.16½; 1.13%; March, 1.08 Exchange 5.01½. Winnipeg Cash Grain. WINNIPEG. (AP).

Wheat: No. 1 northern, No. 2 northern, No. 3 northern, Oats, No. 2 white, No.

3 white, 46. Federal Reserve Statement. WASHINGTON. (AP), Combined resources and liabilities of the twelve federal reserve banks at the close of business Wednesday were reported by the federal resry board in thousands of dollars as follows: Assts. Gold certificates on hand and due from U.

S. treasury, 8,211,046 Redemption fund, F. R. notes, 13,720. Other cash, 288,635.

Total reserves, 8,513,401. Bills discounted: Secured by U. S. government obligations, direct or fully guaranteed, 1,856. Other bills discounted, 3,960.

Bills bought in open market, 3,092. Industrial advances, 28,888. U. S. government securities: Bills bought in open market, 3,092.

Industrial advances, 28,888. U. S. government securities: Bonds, 324,721. Treasury notes, 1,496,719.

Treasury bills, 608,787. Total U. S. government securities, 430,227. Other securities, 181.

Total bills and securities, 2,466,348. Due from foreign banks, 221. F. R. notes of other banks, 22,540.

Uncollected items, 547,616. Bank premises, 48,056. All other assets, 44,190. Total assets, 11,642,372. Liabilities.

F. R. notes in actual circulation, 979,814. Deposits: Member bank, reserve account, 6,004,796. U.

S. treasurer, general account, 391. Foreign bank, 71,040. Other deposits, 6,764,902. Deferred availibility items, 590,985.

Capital paid in, 130,205. Surplus (Section 7), 145,501, Surplus (Section 13-B), 26,513. Reserve for contingencies, 34,105. All other liabilities, 10,347. Total liabilities, 11,642,372.

Ratio of total reserve to deposit F. R. note liabilities combined 79.2 peercent. Commitments to make industrial ad- vances, Earnings. NEW YORK.

(AP). Associated Gas Electric controlling operating utilities in widely separated sections of the country reported a balance of, $1,196,282 in the 12 months ended June 30 after ordinary charges but before provision for expense item of 332. This compared with a balance of $663,703 after ordinary charges but before provision for a similar item of $2,557,740 in the preceding 12 months. The "nonrecurring' expenses were listed by the company as Incidental to recapitalization, opposition to the Wheeler- Rayburn bill, investigations, legal cases and other causes during the periods. Graham-Paige Motors reported for the June quarter a net loss of $30,408, not including miscellaneous non-recurring -income of $120,295 credited directly to surplus.

This compares with net losses of $186,240 in the preceding quarter and $311,224 in the like 1935 period. American Woolen reported net profit of $1,098,625 for the first half against $501,015 in the like 1935 period. Earnings were equal to $2.86 a share on the 7 percent preferred against $1.31 a year ago. At June 30 averages on the preferred totaled $60.25. Electric Power Light reported for the June quarter net income, before undistributed profits tax, of $1,289,084 equal after dividend requirements on the $7 and $6 cumulative preferred stocks to 7 cents a share on the $7 second preferred.

This compares with a net loss of $843,857 in the like 1935 period. Michigan Gas and Electric companw reported net income for the second quarter totaled $16,960, before prior lien and preferred dividends, compared to a loss of $5,204 the corresponding 1935 period. Six months net was $10,946 against a loss of $2,468. Michigan Public Service company reported second quarter net before preferred and junior preferred dividends of $2,143 against a loss of $511 the corresponding 1935 period. Six months net was $15,997, against $16,820.

Ohio Oil reported for the first half net income of $4,476,564, before undistributed profits tax, equal after preferred dividends to 42 cents a common share. This compares with $2,334,804, or 10 cents 8 share in the same 1935 period. Canada Dry Ginger Ale, reported for the June quarter net loss of $22,555 compared with net losses of $177,088 in the March period and $85,810 in the June, 1935 quarter. R. W.

Moore, president, said new price schedules and adjustments on floor stock cost the company $333,000, "all of which was charged to current operations." "The freight absorbed on goods in connection with the floor stock adjustment," he said, "was $108.000." Moore pointed out that such charges were nonrecurring. Superheater company reported for the June quarter net income, before undistributed profits tax, of $408,953, equal to 46 cents a common share. This compares with $263,644, or 30 cents in the preceding quarter and $208,697, or 24 cents in the like 1935 period. Mead corporation, reported for the 24 weeks ended June 13 net income of 442, equal to 69 cents a common share against $261,129, or 44 cents in the same period. Gasoline.

TULSA, Okla. (UP). Gasoline, cents per gallon: U. S. motor, 62 oct.

and below (third grade) U. S. motor, 63 67 oct. U. S.

motor, 68 to 70 oct. (regular) 60 to 62, 400 grade: 62 oct. and below 63 to 67 oct. 68 to 70 oct. 64 to 66 375, 68 to 70 350, Natural gasoline: 26 to 70 Oklahoma, 26 to 70 northern Texas Rubber Futures.

NEW YORK. (AP). Crude rubber futures opened dull, 1 lower to 1 higher. September 16.24B; December 16.34-35; March 16 45B. -Bid.

Crude rubber futures closed steady, 5 to 7 higher. 16.29: 16.40; March, 16.49b. Smoked ribbed spot, 16.43n. b-Bid; n-Nominal. Naval Stores.

SAVANNAH. (AP). Turpentine: Firm: stock sales 34,397. 35; receipts 486; shipments 635; Rosin: Firm; sales 373; receipts shipments 7,766 stock 295. Quote: 5.50; and 6.15; WG 6.50; WW and 7.00.

-Bank Credit Report. WASHINGTON. (AP). The daily average volnume of federal reserve bank credit outstanding during the week ended Aug. 5, as reported by the federal reserve banks, $2,470,000,000.

an increase of 2 millions decrease compared with the preceding week and a of 6 million dollars compared with the corresponding week in 1935. LOCAL WANT AD RATES Want Ads appear In ooth the morning and evening editions of The Journal end the evening edition ot The Star, or in 'he Sunday Journal and Star tor the one price. Want Ad classifications close at 6 p. m. each day.

Ads received after this closing hour will be run too late to classity. or 2 days. per line per day, casb 826. charge 3, 4, 5 or 6 days. per tine, per day, cash charge 22c.

consecutive days, per tine, day, cash 18c. charge 19c. cash rates effective within 10 days after ad expires. Out of town advertising must companied by cash. Legal Records.

IN DIVORCE COURT. Peter Hilt vs. Mattie E. Hilt, petition. Married at Lincoln, May 17, 1936.

Extreme cruelty charged. Defendant asks maiden name of Ramey be restored to. plaintiff. FEDERAL COURT FILINGS. Harry Edmondson v.

W. P. McGeorge, defendant's answer. THE BUILDING RECORD. American Savings Loan association, 629 So.

27th, frame garage, $100. Phillips Petroleum company, 2700 South, brick grease house, $1.500. Phillips Petroleum company, 1240 brick grease house, $1,500. Mrs. York, 3644 Worthington, cement block residence, $300.

B. Campbell, 245 So. 28th, residence alteration, $200. COUNTY COURT Est. Clara I.

Johnson, report. Guardianship Merle Allen Geis, application, order, bond. Est. William Henning, sur. bond, letters, order notice.

Est. Edward B. Felzer, petition, reply, order hearing, notice. Est. Maude Sexton, decree, oath, Guardianship Walda Henson, account.

Est. Albert Bennett, petition, order hearing. Guardianship Sidney Schesinger, account. Guardianship Harkson minors, order discharge guardian. Est.

George Jacob Althouse, petition, order hearing, notice. Est. Sarah A. Hubbard, petition, order hearing, notice. DISTRICT COURT FILINGS.

HOLO vs. Lewis A. Meinecke et al, motion, receiver's report. Bernard E. King vs.

Francis W. King et al, afdt. for exemptions. L. A.

Ricketts, trustee, vs. Lincoln Safe Deposit order, application. Catholic Bishop of Lincoln vs. Patrick Doland and dismissal by Glen H. Foe of petition as intervenor, and dismissal of plaintiff's petition.

Midwest Sav. Loan vs. Phoebe Cook et al, withdrawal of request for stay. Hattie Wheatley vs. George Freeman and Lancaster county, order dismissal, stipulation.

Lincoln Sav. Loan vs. W. W. Towle, objections to showing opposing motion to confirm sale.

Ethel Hild vs. Iowa-Neb. Light Power petition appeal. State ex rel Doris M. Gourley vs.

Frank B. Butler, judgment, complaint. Peter Hilt vs. Mattie E. Hilt, petition.

DEATHS SHAMP-The body of Jerome Shamp is at Hodgmans, where funeral services will be held at 2:30 Saturday, Rev. F. Rodenbeck officiating. Burial in Wyuka. 8LONIGER-Funeral services for Commodore Sloniger will be held at 3:30 p.

m. Friday instead of at 2 o'clock as first planned, at Castle, Roper Matthews, Dr. Walter Aitken officiating. Burial in Wyuka. WILSON-Funeral services for Lloyd R.

son will be at 1 p. m. Saturday at Hodgmans, Rev. F. Sattler in charge.

Burial in Wyuka. ANNOUNCEMENTS FUNERAL SERVICES SCHNELL 1335 B6507 GRIFFITHS HODGMAN MORTUARY B6959 1233 Cecil E. Wadlow B6535 MORTICIAN BROWN'S MORTUARY B2930 WALTON G. ROBERTS HELMSDOERFER CORNER 27TH PHONE B4028 Castle, Roper Matthews Morticians B6501 Ambulance E. L.

TROYER E. L. TROYER MRS. E. L.

TROYER FUNERAL Umberger's AMBULANCE B2424 SERVICE PERSONALS CAN FURNISH transportation 2 or 3 passengers Salt Lake or coast. Leaving Sunday 1036 Que. B6826. GOODWILL Industries Lincoln's church welfare organization, needs clothing, shoes furniture, mattresses, newspapers, provides work, not charity. 230 8.

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The Journal. B3333. The Star. B1234. OLDSMOBILE SEDAN leaving first of week for Los Angeles.

Room for 4 passengers. Radio and heater equipped. F8674. SALVATION ARMY needs your magazin 3s, clothes, shoes and toys. Call B6387.

SHORTHAND in 30 days. Individual instruction. Graduates placed. Dickinson Secretarial School, 11 0 St. B2161.

TO ARRANGE for picnics at Linoma Beach call Outing Hostess Mercedes Timmerman at B6601 or F3505. WILL PAY cash for late model cars to take west. See Mr. Anderson, 1036 Que. B6826.

BUSINESS PERSONALS. 8 FREE! STOMACH ACID. GAS PAINS, INDIGESTION relieved quick. Get free sample doctor's prescription, Udga, at Harley and Fenton Drug Co. LOST AND FOUND LOST -A narrow black and silver Siamese bracelet.

Reward. F8323. AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOR SALE. 1936 Pontiac, 1,800 miles. Discount 1934 Plymouth Del.

Sedan, renewed. $465 1933 Plymouth Sedan $350 1935 Ford Deluxe Cpe. $455 1933 Ford Deluxe Sedan $345 Nebraska Motor Co 1720-24 0 St. B1277 1935 Dodge touring sedan $695 1934 Dodge deluxe sedan 525 1932 Chevrolet sedan 325 1931 Chevrolet deluxe sedan' 275 1929 Plymouth sedan '145 1929 Ford tudor 135 MOWBRAY WINGO CO. B7117.

12th Q. B5216. 1935 PLYMOUTH sedan. 1935 De Soto sedan, priced to sell. Earl Hamilton Motors, 1700 P.

Open eve, B6384. 1934 CHRY. Sed. '32 Hupp '31 Olds '30 Lincoln 7 pass. sed.

See Fords Chev. K. S. 1828 N. 1933 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, first class shape, $325.

Will take cheap model A pickup in trade. B7449. 33 MASTER Chevrolet sedan, A-1 mechanically, exceptionally clean, 5 good tires, private owner, $385. Wilson, M2791. London Bar Gold.

LONDON. (AP). Bar gold declined penny to 1388 6d. (Sterling price equivalent to $34.75.) Chicago Cash Provisions. CHICAGO.

(AP). Lard tierces, loose, bellies, $13.50. ENDORSE ZIONCHECK. SEATTLE. (P) A joint legislative committee representing Washington state branches of 21 railA.

way Zioncheck brotherhoods and endorsed three Marion congressmen for re-election. AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOR SALE. SAFETY TESTED USED CARS 1935 Olds 8 T. sedan $775 1935 Olds 6 T. 695 1935 Ford V-8 425 1935 V-8 sedan" 475 1934 Nash Touring sedan, radio 575 1934 Olds 6 T.

sedan 550 1934 Olds 6 T. coupe, radio 525 1934 Olds 6 coupe 495 1934 Olds 6 coach 495 1934 Plymouth coupe 395 1934 Ford coupe, extra nice 395 1933 Dodge deluxe sedan 450 1933 Plymouth deluxe sedan 375 1933 Plymouth deluxe cosch 365 1931 Buick 50 coach 275 1931 Plymouth coupe 225 1931 Plymouth 225 1931 Hupmobile 6 sedan 225 1930 Olds wheel sedan 250 1930 Ford Fordor sedan 200. 1930 Chevrolet coupe (Kane) 200 1930 Olds 6 coach 175 1930 Chevrolet coupe 175 1930 Graham 6 wheel sedan 150 1929 Olds 6 sedan 175 1929 Buick Master 6 sedan 175 1929 Olds coach 150 1929 Graham 6 wheel sedan 175 1929 Ford coach 125 1929 Olds 6 sedan 125 1929 Whippet coupe 95 1929 Oakland coupe 95 1929 Chevrolet coach 75 1929 Whippet coach 50 1928 LaSalle sedan 125 1928 Pontiac coupe 95 1928 Studebaker 6 sedan 75 1928 Chevrolet coach 75 1928 Nash sedan 25 1927 Olds 6 sedan 40 1925 Star sedan 40 1925 Ford coupe 25 LINCOLN MOTOR CO. B3397. 1824-32 0.

1932 FORD coupe, $265. DAYLITE USED CAR EXCHANGE. B6826. Open eve. 1040 Q.

'32 V-8 Deluxe Tudor, '34 motor, special wheels, new Firestone tires. A-1 condition. $275 cash. L6030. 1931 Ford sedan $195 1931 Ford coach 195 1931 Essex coupe 165 1930 Chevrolet coupe 175 1927 Buick Std.

6 coach 65 SIDLES MOTORS, INC. 13th Q. Open eve till 9. B7027 1930 FORD Coupe, new tires, exceptional clean, must sell, $180. Continental Auto 1332 P.

B2553. 1929 Chevrolet 'edan $150 1930. Chevrolet coach 165 1932 Pontiac deluxe sedan 325 MILLER COBB CHEVROLET CO. 109 No. 9th.

Open Eve. L9150. 1929 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, good condition, runs good, real bargain, $135. Payments, trade. Motor Exchange, 1641 St.

L8166 PAYS MORE-CASH for used cars. No red tape. Rip Van Winkle Auto 1620 "0." LATE 1934 Terraplane tudor sedan, excellent condition, runs perfect, real buy, $335. Payments, trade. Motor Exchange, 1641 0.

WE PAY MORE CASH FOR ANY MAKE OR MODEL USED CAR. SEE "MITCH," 1730 OR CALL B2493. SAVE $200 on '35 Chrysler 8 four door deluxe sedan. Extra clean. No dealers.

Call F8023 evenings or Sunday. TRUCKS FOR SALE. 12 1935 INTER C-35, ton, 150" W. B. $675; 1930 Ford A ton panel, $150.

International Harvseter 635 J. 1931 MODEL A Ford ton panel truck. First class condition. Call F0-123. WHEELED house trailer car.

Frank Lunney, 1320 Maple Seward, or call FO 757, Lincoln. BUSINESS SERVICE HEATING, PLUMBING 24 FURNACES and tin work. Prompt attention. Arthur Larson. Call FO 309.

Exclusive agent for Wise Furnace. EMPLOYMENT. HELP WANTED -Female 32 EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper and Stenographer. Address 150 Journal. WANTED- Competent reliable cook, must be over 30.

Give age refernces. Ad147 Journal. WANTED -Experienced laundry help. Shirt finisher and flat work ironer. Keep-UNeat Cleaners Laundry.

WANTED- experienced on radionic diagnostic machine; catering hostess out of town. Mills Employment Service, 855 Stuart Bldg. HELP WANTED--Male 33 A-1. FURNACE and sheet metal worker. Payne Heating 315 So.

12th. WANTED- -Good used car mechanic with tools. None other need apply. 1630 0 Street. SALESPEOPLE AGENTS 35 HAVE DESIRABLE Watkins route open in Lincoln.

Reliable party wanting steady work with good income. 945 St. THREE experienced magazine salesmen, 20 to 30, pleasant outside work. Must be free to travel. See C.

McMullen, Nebraskan Hotel, 6 to 8 p. m. WOMAN, mature, for Permanent profitable position with future; does not interfere with home duties. Give address. 146 Journal.

WORK WANTED-Female 36 BEAUTY OPERATOR wants job. Part or full time. Call L8794. STENOGRAPHER, experienced office detail. Temporary or permanent.

F4995. FINANCIAL. BUSI. OPPORTUNITIES 38 CAFE Beer, good small town $450 Good location. Seats Cogars doing good business $400 CARLILE 308 So.

12. B2436. FILLING STATION-7 cabins, bath, 8 room house. 5 acres ground, Trade some if clear. Red Top Station, Agra, Kas.

FOR SALE Reasonable, small dairy, nine cows, route and equipment. Address 149 Journal. REAL ESTATE Salesman wanted. Vacancy in established office. Experience necessary, Address 151 Journal.

INVESTMENTS 40 A CASH MARKET for building and loan stocks, real estate mortgages, mortgage bonds. Consult us first. Christian Land Investment 210-211 Federal B1728. CASH MARKET for Bidg. Loan stocks.

Mtg. bonds, local securities, 405 1st Nat'l Bk. B1305. D. B2754.

J. C. TODD MONEY TO LOAN. 41 MONEY FOR CHATTELS. NEW USED REFINANCING CARS GLOBE FINANCE CO.

223 So 13th A. 1ooshrock. Mgr. B1447 MONEY FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE needs instantly, Auto loans, refinancing. Federated Finance 1503 0.

B7073. EA NEW LOCATION EA STILL LOWER RATES EA EA CONSULT US EA AUTO NO LOAN RED TAPE CO. EA 1630 St. -B3565. NOR COLLATERAL Cost only to per Annum State Securities Co.

INDUSTRIAL BANKING SERVICES A MILLION DOLLAR INSTITUTION UNDER NEB. BANKING LOANS $50 TO $500 Quick. Courteous. Confidential CAPITAL CREDIT CO. 538 Stuart Bldg.

L-0-A-N-S $50 to $500 to $1,000 4---Convenient Plans--4 CONSTRUCTIVE LOANS TO DESERVING PEOPLE Securities Invest. Corp. 1640 0 St. B7024 LOANS a on diamonds, automobiles, stocks, furniture, No bonds, signers. Loans made in a minute.

Motors Finance, 1524 0 St. B5271. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT. 77 HERE'S NEWS Want Ad Bargain Rates of 7 Days for the Price of 4 Days will be in effect Starting Next Sunday Call B3333 and order Your Want Ad Now FINANCIAL. MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS ON AUTO, furniture, stocks, bonds, diamonds. Refinancing, Fed. Sec. Bldg. Century Finance Corp.

134 So. 13th. Jim Mahoney, B2287 NEED MONEY? YOU CAN OBTAIN a loan from us in a few hours in complete privacy and repay according to your Income. Several plans to choose from. Personal Loan Service Joe J.

Hynes, Mgr. 510 Federal Securities Bldg. B1136 WANTED TO BORROW 42 PUT YOUR SPARE MONEY TO WORK. SPARE MONEY TO WORK. A RELIABLE LINCOLN FIRM will pay AND interest.

Address 123 Journal. LIVESTOCK DOGS, CATS, PETS. HAVE 3 Springer Spaniel and several other good hunting dogs we will place in good homes, at $5.00 each. Humane Society, F8406. LIVESTOCK.

48 FOR SALE-50 head of stock pigs. 75 to 80 lbs. weight. miles south of Davey. W.

A. Giebenrath. HORSE SALE--One mile southeast of Denton, Monday, Aug. 10th. Frank Ketterer, Owner.

Wendelin Auctioneers. MERCHANDISE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 51 UNREDEEMED diamonds for sale. monds bought and sold. We buy old gold. B1550.

1125 P. Industrial Loan Co. WOOD BOXES -Heavy wooden shipping cases in which 500 pounds of paper has ing of household goods for shipment. been received. Just the thing for packPrice 50 cents each.

No deliveries. State Journal Printing Company. MACHINERY AND TOOLS 53 A FEW Good used tractors, reconditioned. Two 10-20 McCormick-Deering, one John Deere model one 18-30 Wallace, one slightly used model A John Deere, three Fordsons, two 3 bottom plows. Three teams of good work horses.

Beck and Rowson Implement 223 So. 10th. B4781. FOR SALE--Large tubular boiler, practically new. Bargain price.

Miller, B3361, F6033. NEW INTERNATIONAL FARMALL tractor F-12, and two row cultivator at sacrifice price. $695 complete, E. Irvine, Bennet, Neb. Phone 1213.

FEED, FERTILIZER 55 ALFALFA HAY, first and second cuttings. $17.50 and $20.00 per ton at barn. M2023. GOOD THINGS TO EAT. 57 APRICOTS $1.25 a crate.

Alberta peaches $2.35 bushel. Jim Arrigo Mkt. 48th Holdrege. M2937. APRICOTS, $1.29 lug.

Apples for canning $1.25 bu. basket. Small new potatoes, 25c peck. Midwest Fruit. M1732.

5601 0 st. CHOICE plump 3 to fries, delivered alive or dressed to order, Wittman. 3322 So. 40. FO-427.

CHOICE White Rock fries. Baking and stewing hens. Home dressed. Delivery except Sunday. Keystone Farm, 3801 Randolph, F2324.

DUCHESS apples for canning 99c bskt. Watermelon, lb. Growers miles West 0 St. L4022. NEBR.

FRUIT MARKET CARLOAD Potatoes, $1.65 and up per hundred. All kinds of vegetables. 236 No. 10. PLENTY of fried chicken for your dinner, dressed ready for pan and delivered.

B2489. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 59 AT HARDY'S: Special sale of used and recond. wood and coal heaters. Take advantage of wide choice 10w. $10 up.

AUCTION SALE, AUG. 8, at p. m. Sullivan Transfer Company, 8 Que St. I will sell all of my house furnishings now in storage, 2 pc.

living room set, 5 pc, walnut bedroom set, 5 pc. oak breakfast set, 8 tube Airline radio, utility cabinet, beds, dressers, floor stand lamps, magazine rack, rockers, smokers, oak desk, phone stand, end library tables, Automatic elec. washer, balloon rolls, 9x12 Wilton, ozite, small rugs, garden tools, hose, 6 ft. Atwater Kent electric refrigerator. J.

E. Miller. H. M. Wineland, Auct.

207 Kresge, B4355. August Clearance EVERY August we hold a sale to clear our stock of used merchandise to make room for the new fall lines. Now you can buy for less than ever before. Table Model Radios 7 tube model $7.50 6 tube Falk 7.50 7 tube Philco 8.95 Cabinet Model Radios 7 tube Crosley 7.50 10 tube Silver Marshall 12.50 6 tube, long and short wave Grunow 27.50 11 tube Sears Roebuck 14.50 10 R. C.

A. all wave 79.50 10 tube Kolster 7.50 And Many Others Other Items Roper Gas stove 4.50 A. B. gas stove 7.50 Used Frigidaire 47.50 Used Ice-O-Matic, good cond. 69.50 And Many Others All this merchandise carries our regular guarantee.

Come in early. Our usual Easy Terms. Schmoller Mueller Piano Co. 1212 St. B6725 BUY your Dexter washer now.

Special $10.00 allowance 1or your old washer. $12.50 set of drain tubs with each washer. Pay $1 weekly on any new electric model. GOURLAY BROS. 143 So.

12th. L8369 Electric Refrigerators REPOSSESSED from dealer. General Electric and Monarchs. Can Be Seen by Appointment. Call B4377.

FOR SALE 2 piece bedroom suite, gateleg table, porch swing, boat and trailer. F2862. OUR AUGUST SALE Means Extra Savings! Trade in Your Old Furniture. Kellison Furniture Co. 208-212 So.

11th. B-4994. EXTRA SPECIAL Guaranteed quality felt base rugs, 9x12 ft. size, $4.35. Auction Furn.

Exch. 2350 0. B4253. THE BEST FOR LESS In new furniture, rugs, washers, stoves at 20 to 40 percent discount during Aug. Sale! We need used and give more in trade.

On easy terms anyone can meet. Nebraska Furniture Co. 50 Steps from 0. 127 So, 10. B1178.

3 ROOM apartment, private bath. Close in. Modern but heat. Only $15.00. B3485, Star Real Estate 133 North 11th St.

WANTED TO RENT. 81 HAVE TENNANT for furnished home who will pay up to $150 per month. bedrooms. Must be classy, Culbertson-Roe Bell Inc, B6782. 115 No.

11 WANTED TO RENT- 6 or 7 room house with outer building for shop. Address 143 Journal. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE. 82 A WELL IMP. (120) near Murdock, 000; all cult.

(80) west Murdock; all cult. (80) east Murdock; imp. (80) se Murdock; well imp. (160) ne Manley on Louisville-Plattsmouth road; imp. (120), nw Manley; imp.

(160) on 0 St. slab, near Elmwood; imp. (160) nw Elmwood; imp. (80) on gravel 2-miles south Eagle. RALPH FETTERMAN (sells em) 4st Natl.

Lincoln. CHOICE unimproveu 80 acres, Otoe county all bottom land. 3 miles from good market $6,400 for short time. Phone M3044, 4807 St. Paul.

DON'T RENT! Be your own boss. Own your own farm. Buy on terms like rent. Pay the "Land Bank Way." Let us help you select farm in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota or Wyoming, The Federal Land Bank of Omaha, 640 Farm Credit Building, Omaha, Neb. MERCHANDISE HOUSEHOLD GOODS 59 UNCLAIMED STORAGE Good 9 piece oak cining set; 5 piece walnut bedroom set; set of silver.

10-12 a. m. only. 1018 B3965. SPECIAL SALE on floor samples in Living room, Dining room bed room suites.

See them today, CONVENIENT TERMS. GLYNN FURNITURE CO. 1454 0 St. B2055. SEVERAL good guaranteed rebuilt washers very reasonable.

Service 1050 M. L8285. PIECE living room suite. $22.50 3 Piece Bedroom $27.50 P. A.

WOODS SONS 209 So. 11th. B3511 $179.50 WHITE console electric sewing machine like new $60 50. Gourlay 143 So. 12th.

L8369. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. 62 CASH Paid for Used Band Instruments. Berry Ziegenbein, 1212 0. B5666.

GOOD USED Pianos for rent, sale or exchange. Priced way low, $17.50 to $67.50. Payments lower than regular rent. Free music lesson with purchase. CRANCER'S, 1210 St.

EXPERT Piano Tuning at a reasonable price. Enjoy your music. Harry Ziegenbein. Schmoller Mueller 1212 0. B5666.

WANTED- TO BUY 66 WANTED-8 or 10 foot cornice brake and 36 inch square shear. Bruce Neon 1820 B1166. ROOMS AND BOARD SLEEPING ROOMS. 68 1020 nicely furnished room with two windows. Private entrance.

L7221. WANTED ROOM OR BOARD 73 PROFESSIONAL musician desires studio sleeping room in refined home, vicinIty 26th South. Breakfasts. Board 11 possible. Sept.

1. Address 142 Journal. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS-FURN. 74 ST. 1202-Pershing An excellent junior apt.

nicely furnished available. Call B5025. 4744 ST. PAUL, Uni. Place, opposite bank.

2 large rooms, kitchenette, bath, steam heat. Best bus service. Furnished, $26.50, unfurnished $22.50. Miller. F6033.

B3361. IT'S COOL SLEEPING on our roof garden. Choice apartments now available. Very reasonable. Lincoln's Newest and Finest.

The President. The Ambassador 1340 St. 1330 St. B1700 B5600 B1757 B7077 LAFAYETTE, 314 So. 12TH- Gas, lights, frigidaire, dishes, and linen furnished.

By day, week or month. B4942 B7758. LAMBERT APARTMENTS, 1227 furnished, living room, bedroom, dinette, kitchenette, bath; also Murphy bed. Quiet. Adults.

References. B5503. LIVING ROOM, kitchenette and sleeping porch in modern private home for lady or gentleman. 1600 So. 22nd.

METROPOLITAN- One room, dressing room, kitchen, bath. Newly decorated. Nicely furnished. Absolutely fireproof. M.

C. Turner, B4442 or Hostess, B4640. APART. UNFURNISHED. 74-A 930 sO.

16 -One of the most desirable 4 room apts. in city, Only $40.00. Was $55.00. B4131. 3029 DUDLEY-4 rooms and bath, all newly decorated, 1st floor, automatic heat, garage.

Adults. Call F1218. AL MODERN 5-room apartment, lower floor. nice and clean. Adults only.

Inquire at 700. So. 17th. IF INTERESTED in modern sleeping porch, garage, see two new 5 room ones just rebuilt. 1501 Garfield.

MODERN 5 and 7 rooms, newly decorated, frigidaire, gas stove, screened porches, two blocks State Capitol, 1424 St. 6 ROOMS, all modern, heated, newly decorated, walking distance to Uni. Inquire 1018 St. Phone L7122. -FUR.

OR UNFURN. 74B 120 SO. 28TH-Two large rooms, first floor, unfurn. Two rooms, sleeping porch, furnished, second floor. Gas, lights furnished.

Adults. 1717 J-5 rooms, modern, with garage. $45 unfurnished, $50 furnished. B1463 or B1159. WILLIAM PENN 14th Streets.

Very desirable apartment with or without bedroom. Immediate possession. B5292. 2 ROOMS, furnished, private entrance, close-in, refrigeration, 5-room unfurnished duplex, good location, avail. Sept.

1. Adults. L8419. HOUSES FOR RENT. 116 SO.

29TH-Modern house, 2nd and top floors gas furnace, lower floor Torrid Zone furnace, Only $60.00. B1561. 1310 SO. 10TH-3 bedrooms and bath upstairs, 3 rooms down. Shower in ment.

$35. Available Sept. 1. 1548 WASHINGTON- Modern brick 4-bed rooms. Excellent condition.

Inquire 1425 So. F1367. 813 8 room all modern, good condition. 1619 No. 28th, 5 $20.50 3264 Street, 7 rm 35.00 4605 Holdrege, 6 fireplace 37.50 2916 South 17th street, 7 50.00 1262 South 22nd Street, 7 rm, 45.00 851 South 33rd 8 rm, like new 50.00 4542 Cleveland, 4 rm.

duplex 27.50 2511 3 rm. apt. stove and refrigerator 27.50 Harrington Realty Co. B3277. F6593 1724 PROSPECT-7 room house with gas heat.

Call F1452. 1026 SO. 13-6 room modern, newly decorated: 3 bath up; good furnace, $27.50. $30 with garage. B1456, 1302 D.

1530 NO. 27-6 rooms and bath. Best repair. Near school. $20.

B3361. 2940 'SO. 12th, 2054 2459 Park. LAURA B. WOOD, F6050 RENTALS RENTALS 4410 St.

Paul, eight rooms, 2 baths $31.00 4927 Cleveland, six rooms 28.00 1901 Ryons, six rooms 50.00 2944 Clinton, six rooms 23.00 325 South 17th 7 rooms 27.50 1832 Street, upper duplex, rms. 25.50 1726 Street, lower duplex, 5 rooms heated 45.00 1509 South 24th Street, 5 rooms 37.50 8 ROOMS, 2 tile bath, cooling tem 50.00 1029 Park Street, six rooms 25.50 2535 So. 20th Street, five rooms furnish a 45.00 1901 So. 34th Street, six rooms. 47.50 2156 Street, five rooms 25.50 6943 Lexington, four rooms 12.50 3124 Street, f've rooms 25.50 Culbertson, Roe Bell, Inc 115 North 11th Street.

The Oldest Firm in the City. B6782 4142 M- August 12th. CITY REALTY CO. B5135 FOR RENT -Sept. 1, choice 6 room cottage, oak finish, gas furnace, automatic water heater, fenced back yard, southeast location, $45.

Evenings, Sundays, B5226. MOVING? CALL STAR VAN B6764. Careful men, plenty of pads; reasonable prices. stamps, free moving boxes. 80 ACRE FARM- -Modern 8 room house, other buildings.

Rt. No. 2, Ashland, Neb. Priced to sell. E.

A. Keetle, Phone 2422. 160 ACRES one of the finest farms in eastern Nebr. all smooth nearly level, best of soil, close to small town, highly with 7 room oak finished modern bungalow, fine barn, double corn crib and granary, chicken house, hog house garage, good well, located about 8 miles from Ashland, price $125, terms and possession. HERMAN CLEMANS, 302 First Natl.

120 ACRES, bottom land, good pasture, unpastured this year, within 15 miles of Lincoln, Private party, $2750. B5522. Reller, 732 Stuart Bldg, Lincoln, Neb. REAL ESTATE LOANS 83-A FUNDS from U. 8.

treasury available for home loans. First Federal Savings Loan Assn. of Lincoln, 223 So. 13th. LANDS AND FARMS and city property.

and Refinance with Woodward Richards Bldg. PLENTY OF MONEY to loan on real estate. Culbertson, Roe Bell, 115 No. 11. B6782.

Brokers for the Prudential Life Ins. Co. of America. HOUSES FOR SALE. 84 2472 LAKE Brick, six rooms.

Two baths. Hot water heat. Gas furnace. Shown by appointment. F5437.

BARGAIN-3010 RYONS LIKE new--near Sheridan school, 6 large rooms, with carpeting and drapes in living and dining rooms. New roof insulated, basement recreation room. Owner F6825. B3361. 2472 PARKE -Very complete brick 5 room home at a bargain.

For appointment call LAURA B. WOOD, F6050 BUILD A BUNGALOW. $700 DOWN. VERNE WOOD 943 0. "AT THE BURSARY." B2711, CALL HORNBUCKLE, AUCTIONEER, 'TOR YOUR NEXT SALE.

M2641. CLOSE IN and income property. 7 room modern home, garage, full lot, paving paid. Only $3,500.00. Worth more.

Terms. Let us show you this property, B3485. Evenings L7862. Theobald, 133 North 11th. O.

L. MORSE Is Now Manager of the Insurance Department of Culbertson, Roe Bell, Inc 115 No. 11th. B6782. Res.

B2785. O. M. PARKE Is Now Associated With Culbertson, Roe Bell, Inc 115 No. 11th.

HOMES and business property for sale and rent. Loans and Insurance. B6782. Res. F8137.

ONE of the finest Randolph district bungalows, 5 rooms down, 1 up. Long living room, fireplace, breakfast nook, gas furnace. Real buy $5250. RAYNOR, B2800, B3027. SHERIDAN DISTRICT--Good 4 bedroom house, fireplace, breakfast nook, library in addition to the usual rooms.

Fine condition. Quick possession. $700 cash, balance $50 per month. B3536. American Savings Loan, 133 North 11th St.

VERY fine 4 bedroom home in Sheridan district for sale or rent. Sunroom, fireplace and gas heat. Call B3277, or F6393. WALTER ROGERS Is Now Associated With Culbertson, Roe Bell, Inc 115 No. 11th.

HOMES and business property for sale and rent. Loans and Insurance. B6782. Res. F4169.

2777 CABLE-5 room bungalow newly decorated inside and out; terms Can be had. Fred Shelledy, B3225, F4669. 2 MODERN, 6 rooms, $1,600 and rooms, 2 nearly new bungalows, $3,250 and $3,500. Easy terms. F4582.

BEDROOM frame Colonial, beautiful yard and surroundings. South, near schools and carline, Address owner, 138 Journal, or F5974. For Sale 3 Farms By virtue of an order of sale entered by the District Court of Lancaster County, I will at two o'clock P. M. on August 24, 1936, at the east door of the Lancaster County Court House offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following described lands: 1.

The North Half the Northeast Quarter of Section 7, Township Ten, Range Five, East, Lancaster County, Nebraska; 2. The East Half of Southeast Quarter and the East Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 19, Township 10, Range 5, East, Lancaster County, Nebraska; 3. The Northwest Quarter of Section 8, Township 10, Range 5, East of the 6th P. M. Lancaster County, Nebraska.

These three excellent farms are located a short distance northwest of Emerald. Rich soil. Good water supply. Near paving and gravel roads. The eighty is unimproved.

The two quarters are highly improved. JACOB PEIL REFEREE. Emerald, Nebraska..