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The Washington herald., 1915-02-27

Written Expressly for The Washington HeraIdJ
Last Saturday the first clothes shown
at the French openings reached New
York on the Lusitania. And. Of course,
they have created a mild sensation in
the world of apparel
To begin with, there is hardly a dress
maker or dealer In womens clothes who
does not admire. either generously or
grudgingly. the sturdy fight the French
dressmaking houses have put up to re-
tain their supremacy. In spite Of dis
heartening conditions that have kept at
work and have made and shown clothes
quite the equal Of any they have ever
shown before. A few Of the houses. nota-
bly, that OF Paul Poiret, have been forced
to curtail their work because Of the alb
sence of their heads at the firing line.
But even Poiret carries a pair Of scissors
and bits of silk in his pocket. so that
between his soldierly duties he can work
at designing clothes.
Most of the new French frocks have
full skirts. Some measure as much as
five yards at the bottom. And most Of
these skirts are short-some ten inches
above the ground. For tailored suits q
more moderate skirt, measuring about
two yards. is usual. so II Is quite prob
able that We shall be able to go through
the coming summer without approach
Ing in appearance the hooped figures Of
Godey's Lady Book.
Long sleeves prevail, but, fortunately
for our comfort and happiness. there are
many frocks with an open neck.
Contrasting Innings
A feature Of some Of the newest French
models and Of many Of the French
models that have been coming over In
the last few weeks. those that appeared
before the February openings Is the lin
ing of contrasting color.
Many Of the new coat suits are lined
with silk or satin Of contrasting color.
and the lining appears as q facing on
the high, rolling collars and the wide.
fiaring cuffs. Some Of the most effective
suits of covert and other fabrics In putty
and sand shades have Innings OF silk In
black and white stripes. In bright blue
and in cerise, and these contrasting lin
ings give a decidedly definite and smart
effect to the rather colorless tone OF the
suits. II their wearers wisely wear hats
of velvet or straw to match the Innings.
the effect Is ioubly good.
The French houses have continued to
feature the light shades Of tan generally
headed under .khaki-saBd and putty aud
all the rest. And although II has beer
predicted here that they could not per-
sist throughout the sUrins. u 70 posslsls
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
TOMORROW'S MENU.

What say you to a piece of beef
and mustard? A dish that do love"
Shakespeare.
BREAKFAST.
Baked Apples and Cream.
Fried ScaApe.
Raised Biscuits Coffee.
DINNER.
Vegetable Soup.
Ross. Beef. Drowned Sweet Pot.toea
Spinach.
Celery Salad.
Vanilla Ice Cream Orange Water Ics
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER.
Ham Toast.
Apple Frittes
Waters Cheese Tea
Fried scallops-Wasn and dry the
scallops. and then dip them in beaten
egg and then in cracker dust season
ed with salt and pepper. Fry in deep
fat
b Celery salad-Cut celery into two
inch lengths. Slash one end Of each
piece lengthwise several times and
put into iced water. The ends will
curl back. Serve on lettuce leaves
with mayonnaise and stuffed olives
Ham toast-one cupful of finely
minced cooked ham, two we'll beaten
eggs, one cupful of milk. salt, pep
per and melted butter to taste. Cook
until it thickens and spread on dry
buttered toast
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
A BEAUTY hint

styles from the foremost fac
tories Of America-standard
value and standard priced
throughout the country.
Eighteen tons of gifts,
valued at $1,000 a ton. is the
amount being distributed by
the Berberich Stores.
The men are not being over
looked, either; for them there
are boxes Of 25 Offterdinger's
La Anita 10-cent straight
cigars and O'Sullivan's Rub
Der Heels. or pair Of Kno-
Tair Black Silk Hose and
O'Sullivan's Rubber Heels to
each purchaser of Berberich's
mems shoes. ADV.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
BOOKLET WELL WORTH READING
1.-The Other Brother" by Rev. J.
HennfnE Nelms, Is Now Ready.

HennfnE Nelms, Is Now Ready.
That the world lis making much more
effort to save the prodigals than it is
TO save the Pharisees'' and that the
prodisals are to much preached to and
pleaded with by clergy and laity" is
the opinion expressed in the delightful
little Lenten parable, THE Other Broth
err by the Rev. J. Henning Nelms, rec
tor Of the Church of the Ascension, and
brought out on Ash Wednesday Of this
year.
/. This charming sketch. which covers
but twenty-five pages of an attractively
constructed little paper book Is based on
the story of the prodigal son. II In an
up-to-date Interpretation of this time
honored story and. coming out a. 1t
does at the beginning Of the Lenten
season. 1t has attracted considerable at
tention from those who appreciate q
gracefully handled rendering Of theme
full Of pointed application to the present.
day humSp nature
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
Work for Fifty Men Is Open.

The District Commissioners yesterday
demonstrated their cooperation in the
solution Of the local unemployment situ-
alton by announcing their willingness to
furnish employment to about thirty men
who are needed to break up old concrete
and stone at NJ street and the James
Creek Canal The work pays 80 cents \
cubic yard. and will enable those en-
pioyed to earn about 81 a day. Appli-
cants should report at room As In the
District Building.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
CIVIL SERVICE MEN COMING.
Third Annual Convention WI
Open Monday Morning.

Nearly 800 civil service employees from
all parts Of the country. representing
200, 900 civil service employees. will arrive
in Washington today and tomorrow to
attend the third annual convention OF
the National Association of Civil Service
Employees. to be held Monday and Tues
day In the Elks' Hall. 91s H street north
west
Rev. c. T.. Granger will pronounce the
invocation at the opening session Monday
morning. Commissioner Louis Brownlow
will welcome the delegates to the city,
and p. T. Moran. president Of the Cham
bof Of Couamerce, win speak
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
SUIT INTERESTS SOCIETY.
Capital Debutante Seeks to Divorce
Former Football Player.

Washington society is taking a keer
interest in the divorce suit instituted in
the superior Court OF Norfolk County,
Mass, by Mrs. Frederick Morgan Gamer.
on. a former belle of the National Capt.
tai, against Evans Cameron. a former
Princeton University football star.
Mrs. Cameron has testified that heI
husband pawned her bridal jewels, to.
gether with her heirlooms and wedding
gifts. Mrs. Cameron made her initial
bow to society here about the time Miss
Alice Roosevelt, now Mrs. Nicholas Long.
worth. and Miss Katherine Elkins. now
Mrs. William Hit, came out. She IL
a daughter Of Col Cameron, consul gen.
eral to Australia during one OF Cleve'
lands administrations
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
Suffrage Dissension Expected.

officials at the headquarters here of the
Congressional committee OF the National
Woman Suffrage Association yesterday
expressed no surprise upon learning that
the Womans Political Union of New
York had broken away from its parent
organization. 1t was stated that Mrs,
Harriet Stanton Batch. president of the
union. long had been a dissenter in the
Suffragist ranks.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
RYAN Called in Ship Lobby Case.

Allan Ryan, son of Thomas Ryan. Of
New York, and William p. Clyde. OF g
Broadway. New York, were subpoenaed
yesterday to appear before the Senate
committee appointed to investigate the
alleged lobbies for and against the ship
purchase bill p. A. S. Franklin. presi-
dent of the InterRt ional Mercantile
Marine. is scheduled % appear this morn.
ing
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
MISS anne MORGAN At
ODDS With PRESIDENT
Says Real Society Rests on Wealth
and Only the Workers
Attain 1t.
PRESIDENT WILSON SAYS:

High society is for those who
have stopped working and no
longer have anything important
to do. The world could dis
pense with high society and
never miss it. 1t is very anus
Ing sometimes to see the airs
that high society gives itself.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
Free to Ladies

Send your name and address to
NJ. 4 c. Laboratories, 9l2 l4tA 81.
We will send you a sufficient
quantity Of N. & c. Cleansing
Cream for a satisfactory test. 1t
clean.es. beauties and preserves
the skin.
M. & c. Toilet Preparations q
drug and department. stores.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
MISS ANNE MORGAN SAYS:

The foundations of our real
society rest upon wealth, and
it is only the workers who at
tain wealth. Business is kept
alive by the thousApds of dollars
spent by high society" Scores
of New York society women
devote many hours to working
for better conditions.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
MRS..
VERNON
CASTLE

has started women bob
bling" their hair. The new fad
is illustrated in eolors in the
Four-color Magazine Section
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27

The fishing industry of the Bosphorus
is worth 100000 to Turkey. Along the
Mediterranean coast she obtains excel
lent sponges. the Red Sea yields mother
of-pearl and the Persian Gulf pearls.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
HVIOMEN Of Washington are
w fiocking to BERBE-

cav VI w hohA 80 -
w fiocking to BERBE-
RIGHTS stores these
days and taking advantage of
their remarkable offer. A So
cent jar of Ponds Vanishing
Cream, a 50-cent box Of Ponds
Face Powder. together with a
two-pound box of Lady Fair
fax Candies. are being given
free with every pair of BER-
BERICH'S famous trademark
shoes.
The value of this assert
ment is. So. and the purchaser
is entitled to one of these
with every pair Of shoes. The
shoes are the latest spring
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27

As a rule employees in breweries. tan
neries and printing ink factories are I'M
mune from consumption. Turpentine
works and rope works are q protection
from rheumatism. Workers IN copper
mines need not fear typhoid.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27
HOROSCOPE.
Saturday, February 81, 1915.

The stars incline. but do not compel"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27

Extensive graphite deposits have bee
discovered IN BEitish HaaAuyaA
The Washington herald., 1915-02-27

Expert French butter tasters assert
they can perceive the flavor Of the soil
over which cattle feed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29
CAMP COTTON ATTACKED
BY LIGHT OF BURNING BRUSH

Camp Cotton was attacked from the
Rio Grande Thursday night. the attack
ing force burning brush TO locate the
soldiers in the camp and using white
cloth on the muzzles of their rifles for
night sights The explosions of The
rifle cartridges could De heard plainly
downtown.
The attacking force was in command
Of Mai F. W. Wilcox of the Sixth in
fantry ana Mai Il W Crowley com
manded the defensive force. There
were lCO0 men participating in the
attack and defence. part OF the field
maneuVers now beng held BY the
Eighth infantry brigade. II was DEM
onstrated that IL would require a much
superior force TO cap.--re the defensive
positions by night attacks although
the use Of burning brush was demon
strated as an aid to the attacking
force.
Mai. J. L Hines, brigade adjutant.
was the observer. Mai. G. H McMas-
ter was the chief umpire. Capt. F. W.
kowel, Capt G. W. Wallace. Capt ".
Q. Bail and Lieut. o. f. Michaelis all
OF the 9th infantry. acted as umpireS-
Another problem in night attack Will
be worked out and these maneuvers
viii continue until Christmas with
practice in skirmish firing to be held
on the mesa between the new high
school building and Golden Hill. which
viii continue until Christmas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29

Homes Our Specially"
WALKING DISTANCE room brick paved
south front. fenced Cut from $4,000 TO $3.50.
$1,000 down
8 LOTS On MONTANA-FrontinE Austin
Park. the prettiest lots on Montana 81. For
sale at a bargain
20 PER CENT On INVESTMENT CVew)
tenement south side. on corner. Owner leav-
ing city Cut from $4,000 70 s1O5OO.
On \. KANSAS, close in room brick Must
sell $500.
$50 DOWN. SIS MONTHLY, room cottage
in Highland Park on full lots. Just the
place TO raise chickens
FOR TRADE-Fine apartment site on Mesa
Ave. near Boulevard. VIII take Z value in
income property.
GOVERNMENT HILL LOTS wanted IN ex-
change for property paying IS per cent
cent
so MONTHLY. including interest and house
rents FOR $40. VIII buy this property on
Tularosa St. S2S50. $3.50 down
$4,000 viii buy the best close in apartment
site on north side corner.
THE LARGEST list OF homes for sale in Fl
PasO.
NEW BUNGALOW. hardwood in every room.
Blassed porch. handsome kitchen cabinet.
Never occupied. $500. $3.50 viii handle &C..
$50 down. room bungalow on East Boul
Price $500 Rents for S25 monthly It's
yours for So per mo. inc. Interest.
Hawkins Bros Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29
IF YOU WERE OLD
NICK. THEN WHAT.
Revivalist Tells What He
Would Do if He Were
Satan.

At the Calvary Houston Square Bap-
list church Thursday night Rev. Dr.
Mcconnell spoke TO q large cOngrega-
ton on the theme, If / Were Satan
What I Would Do in FL Paso."
He said: 4 believe uuQuaIifiedly in
a personal devil who has personal de
mons under his control. and who uses
people as his tools to assist him in his
willy work If 1 were his satanic
majesty I would minify eternal things
I would magnify temporal things.
would magnify the desirability OF
pleasure, Of wealth. Of the approval or
people I would hinder the Lords
work in every way possible
The church is crowded with people
every night Rev. o. j. Wade an
nounced that the services viii continue
until about Tuesday week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29
J. S. O'BRIEN THROWN FROM
NICKEL AUTO BY COLLISION

When two autos collided at the in
tersectiOn Of Arizona and Mesa avenue
Thursday evening, j. $. O'Brien was
thrown out Of a nickel car and suffered
serious injuries Mr.. O'Brien. who is
employed by Pierce Ryan. was riding
in the nickel car when the touring car
Of j. c. Zozaya collided with it. strilxing
II broadside- Mr. O'Brieu was taken to
his home At 1900 San Antonio street
after being treated at the emergency
hospital
A charge Of reckless driving was
filed against Z0zaya in the police court.
Capt. A p Watts. W n. Akard. r. L
Turner and the Tri-State Telephone
company were docketed on sDeedine-
charges Thursday night. The Moore
Iron and Wire works. the Newman In
Nestment company and F. L O'Brieu
were dOcketed on charge. Of vioIoffnc,
the traffic ordinance and the CITY
engineers auto. r. c. Samples auto
and Jose Sepeda's car were alleged tc
have no tail lights burning Thursday
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29
Fer Sale-KoOming Houses.
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
T. L. Daniel Furn- d Matt Fcty.


GOOD HOTEL for sale centrally located
Phone -5fI-
NICE seven room house for sale. either floor
will pay the rent. only $500 cash. balance
f-5 monthly Address F. us care Herald
FOR sALE-Leaze and furniture Of the best
modern % room hotel in southwest. II you
gate Address Victoria Hotel. Bisbee. Ariz-
FOR SALE-1o room furnished house close
lc- best street in city. fine furniture S110o-
Terms Good lease Eedding * Sullivan. 604
San Antonio
q rooms. housekeeping. Rent only $50.
Every room rented S1100- Terms
1s rooms and room apartments. close in.
good furniture. splendid buy. $500. Terms
p rooms, right down town, hot and cold
water. all rooms Only $3.50. Terms
rooms and porch Cheap rent Price only
II rooms and porch good location. including
piano. $3.50 cash. A snap
And others 8 TO 35 rooms
See Mr.. Rice, Ramey Bros.
Coz First Nat Bank Bldg. Phone els
BEFORE YOU Buy see this new modern
hotel Best location in Il Paso FOR tran
silent trade. All large outside rooms private
baths Net income for past month $3.50 This
won't last A cash payment Of $500 will
somely furnished Very desirable location
Owner leaving city must sell at once $500
cash. balance 20 suit buyer
FURNITURE used only months. beauti
fuI building fine location. l. rooms. hand
s1mely furnished. $50, &6I5 cash, balance
$50 per month Good lease
FOR THE FAsTIDIOUS- rooms. reception
hail. bath. elegantly furnished Furniture
used only weeks Cost $500. Furniture and
lease for f215. Rent SIS per month.
EXCLUSIVE boarding house. II well fur
nished rooms desirable location. a snap ~
$500
HOI SEkEEPING rooms. large. airy well
furnished rooms Rooms all rented for good
prices s675. 500 cash. balance SIS per
month Rent $40
II. p ToWnley with Bailey Land Co..
sos Mesa Ave Phone 206S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29
BARGAINS

BARGAINS
I ROOM NEW BUNGALOW,
MODERN. Manhattan Hts over
looks city. close TO car. for
g2s50 Terms.
! ROOM NEW BUNGALOW. 2
lots. see It now. S2O50. $50
cash
3 ROOM PRESSED BRICK. .
lots. close to car. fixed for
chickens FOR $500. $50 cash.
SIS mo. inc. int.
LOT BARGAINS.
SACRIFICING lots. tenement
site. all for $3.50
ANOTHER SACRIFICE. ] lot,
close in on Boulevard. S400
On THE MESA. overlooking the
city. east front. i block 70 car.
These won't last at $500
WE HAVE OTHERS.
White-Paden Realty Co.
11-12-1S Morgan Bldg.
Phone 15f9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29
sOME sURE 1IONEY w.KERs

SUM- 81 RI MONEI MahEBS-
Improved property on san Francisco St at
Is per cent less than present market value.
Two corners facing san Francisco St s3e5
per It. II taken now
An improved F. Overland St corner paw
ing paid Only s325 per #
An exceptionally good property for subdi-
vision In the industrial district This IS
priced 20 sell
Have other properties al prices you would
b. ashamed 90 offer.
r. H ThoIne-
SIS san Francisco St Phones 3 and leo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29
ON MONTANA ST.

One new bricE bunEalov left.
Has oak floors. bookcases. buffet
Pullman breakfast room with
built in seats and table. Elassed
in sleeping porch The entire
house including porches is high
grade brick. This beautiful
home Is Just being completed
and can be finished 10 suit you.
Price $3.50.
MGyfield Bldg. & Imp. Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29
For Sale Real Estate-City Property

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FOR SALE.
Two new five room. modern brick bunga-
lows, with glassed in sleeping porches. East
front on Stevens Ave. fronting 20 feet from
paved street in Richmond Terrace. $500
Liberal terms Either monthly OF annual
payments.
a fin. apartment house location. 10Ox12O feet
on Arizona street on liberal terms. Price
$500.
a fine apartment house location LOOKED
feet right IN center Of sunset Heights resi-
dence district S10eOO. Liberal terms
Call or phone
W. II. Austin.
Herald Bldg. los san Francisco st
Phone AIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29

corner lots in Baszetts addition 1920
These lots sold Tor $3.50 two years age
3 building sites 4Ox1O5 each. east front on
Magnolia street just off Of Montana in Bas-
setts addition. $1,000 for the three sites
south front lots in Altura Park for $3.50
These lots are worth $500.
10 room house. close in on Boulevard $1,000.
Terms
Lots everyW here on Mesa
One-haf block on Campbell street Ale1an-
der addition Bargain at $4,000
COIdweII
20 years in FL Paso''
Efth
Davis Brothers
les Texas s. Phone lis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29

$1,000.
a lots in Tobin 9Th add. on
paved road. sidewalks in. VIII
trade for home on north side.
and pay OF assume difference.
$500.
s room . story well built and
modern home in Sunset Heights
on paved street. paving paid.
near school, the best loce ton
in the city. Terms.
New : room bungalow on
Boulevard. well built and mod
ern. 81 = # frontage. absolutely
the best bargain in the city.
Phone us for appointment. We
are always glad 10 show proper
ties
Geo. H. Booth Co.
Phone 1862 81 Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29
8 SOUTH FRONT CORNER LOTS.
PAM WTEsNE~ Sam

SOUTH FRONT CORNER LOTS.
GRAND VIEW $500.
You'll probably never have another
opportunity 20 buy choice south front
corner lots at such q low price again
Best part OF the addition. near car line
Near Mckinley Ave
NEW BUNGALOW.
MINUTES WALK FROM p. o.
This beautiful new home cost $3.50,
has every modern convenience Furnace
heated. hardwood floors. built in ef-
fects. etc. Owner must sell Price
$500. $500 cash. balance easy
BEST Buy ON BLISS ST.
3 corner lots in the best section Of the
street. adjoining $4,000 home This is
positively the biggest bargain on the
market for few days only S1575, Ia
cash. balance easy.
ALTA VISTA BUNGALOW $3.50.
$3.50 CASH, S35 A MONTH INCLUDING
INTEREST.
Brand new brick bungalow. near school
and car line. Modern in every respect.
Built in buffet. book cases. extra large
kitchen cabinet. hardwood floors in liv-
ing and dining room Rustic mantel
4 large rooms, sleeping porch and
screened porch Select neighborhOOd-
See this at once.
$50 CASH. S35 PER MONTH.
Including interest. buys the nearly 1ew
brick bungalow in Alta Vista. large
rooms. screened porch. bath. etc. Builtin
buffet large closets. grass. trees flow
ers. chicken yard. out houses. etc
Positively worth $4,000. A short time
CreeI Phillips.
Phone 5075. 504 Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29
For Sale-Farms and Ranches


AOh ~ Ii
We have several acre tracts
Of valley land. just ; miles from
the court house These tracts
are suitable for chicken ranches
truck gardens or for country
homes. being very convenient
TO this city. Private road runs
through this land. The price Is
very reasonable and easy terms.
Now is your chance 10 buy.
is sections school land between
Iser and Fl Hancock on the e..
H. & $. A. Ry This land Is
cheap at $50 per acre
10 acres improved valley land
and in cultivation, good stand
o. alfalfa. good location. $500
cash LIST payment. bal easy. on
these terms this can be bought
az a bargain.
We have a very large list Of
farms and ranches in any part
Of this state. for sale or trade.
Try US and see what we can 40.
r. ;. Huffman.
Geo n. Booth CO.
Phone le62- 81 Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29

Buy
Your homo or
Building site in
Restricted district
Regrets won't come later
Thirty-seven-37-
New homes under construction.
Manhattan Heights
LEAVELL. PALM & SHERMAN.
SOLE AGENTS.
2os MILLS ST. PHONE 1926
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29
For Sale Real Estate-City Property

VI B@AtN ANGe1A -4sAe-LG LILY
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MANHATTAN HEIGHTS BUNGALOW,
rooms heating plant. hardwood floors. tiled
bath. sleeping porch. Everything desirable
in modern home for only $3.50 Good
terms. See Il. W. Hale with H F. Kilburn
Co, $50 LIST Natl Bank. Phone 500.
OWNER desires TO sell elegant room bun
galow- Built for home. Sleeping porch, all
builtin features Paved street block and
half from school. VIII take $500 less than
cost some one will get snap Phone i'm
mediateiy 3222 r
se65O-FIVE ROOMS-ALTA VISTA.
Dandy new five room bungalow in Alta Vista
district south front on corner All built In
features and convenience $500 cash, bal
ance like rent
Maeon-Seott Realty Co.
426 Mills Bldg. Phone 1878.
ONLY 500 CASH. save your rent. move
right into q nice modern 6 room house. Nice
location Balance payable like rent s315e
Remember we advertise bargains only.
II. L. Kilburn Co.
go 1st Natl. Bank. Phone sos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-29

S25OO-Nice new room bungalow. close in
on north side. high elevation, good view.
easy payments
S265O-New 8 room bungalow in Alta Vista
district. $50 cash. bal like rent
CUT To $3.50 rooms east front. . blocks
Of Bailey school A nice home $500 cash
Bal like rent VIII rent for $50 mo-
SUBDIVISION.
Just one and a half miles Of the postoffice
II You want TO make money look this over
See :. l.. Lane with Security Realty COs
fQS-f09 First Nat Bank Bldg. Phone 6772
APARTMENT SITE BARGAIN.
145xl00 feet on West Missouri street near
MundF Park. Paving and sidewalks. Price
$3.50 Terms $500 cash. balance to suit
purchaser
$3.50.
Two lots on Clifton street near Stevsns
street East ID Pazo addition One-third cash
balance one and two years
jas. j. Watts
fAoHe asi Ief sun Francisco s.