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The daily Alaskan., 1915-01-11
SHANAHAN'S OLD SHEBEEN
 By Gerald Brenan

and gold; as he sprawled in an easy
 cnair, with a sigh and, perchance,
 a tear, AS the rough soul showed through
 the cracked veneer; as he gazed nt the walls
 thereby, Where Q Greuze and a Millet were
 hung on high, With 8 rude little print in a frame
 between. A picture of shanahan's old Shebeen . I'm drinkin' my mornin's mornin'-'
 but it doesn't taste the same; the glass is O finest crystal,
 an the liquor Bhlips down
 like crane; An my Cockney footman brings it cn soort or silver plate Sherry-an-bitthers it is, gor, for
 whiskey 's out O date. Iu my bran-new brownstOne mansion Fit Av'noo over the way, The Cathaydral "round the corner,
 an the Lord Archbishop to
 tay,-- Sure, I ought to be shtiff wid
 grandeur: but my tastes are
 mighty mean, An I'd rathec Q moruin's mornin
 at ShanaEan's ould Shebeen. "Oh. well do l moind the shanty-
 the ro-ks an the fields be-
 yant, Tie dirt-floor yellow wid sawdust,
 au' the walls on a threc-inch
 slant. (Theres q twclvc-story flat on the
 site now-t'was meself that
 builded the same; An they called it The Mont-morin-
 cy'- though I wanted the
 good ould name.) My dinner-patl under my oNther, be
 fure the whistles blew, I'd banish the drames from my eye
 lids wid a noggin-or maybe,
 two. An. oh, twas the Elegant whisky
 it's like 1 never have seen Since I went for my mornin's morn
 in 70 Shauahan's ould She
 been. "I disremember the makcrs-I
 couldn't tell you the brand; But it smiled like goolden sunlight,
 an it locked am tasted
 gr-rand. When my t'roat was caked wid mor
 thar, or my head was cracke wid a blast, One drink O Shanahau's 'dewdrops
 an all my troubles was
 past. That's why, as I suat on the Qut-
 shions, wid diyil a ha'p'orth
 to do, "A 'mornin'-coal lined wid velvet!
 an champagne lunch at
 two, The memory comes like a banshee,
 meselr an mo wealth be
 tween, An keens-for q mornin's mornin il
 Shanahan's ould shebecn. A 'morin-coat lined wid velvet!- an my ould coat used to do. Alike for mornin' an evening tan
 sometimes l slep' in it tco) !; An twas divil sup of sherryNthai
 Shanahan kept,-no fear; If you couldn't afford good whisky
 he'd take you on trust for
 beer. The dacinist gang l knew there
 Mccarthy (Sinathor since), Nn' Murphy that mixed the nor
 thar Csure, the Pope has
 made him a Prince); ou should see 'em, ayic, O Sun
 days, wid faces scraped an clean, When the Boss stood a morn in's mornin' round Shana- lan's ould shebeen. 'Whist!-here comes His Grace's carriage; twill be lunch-time by-an-by; An I daresn't dnnk auother-tho' my t'roat is powerful dry; For I've got to meet tn Arch bishop I'm a tarrier now no more; But achone! those were foine times then, lad, an to talk of 'em makes me sore. ln' whisper-thcre's toimes, I tell you, when I'd swap this aisy chair, An the velvet coat an the fOotman,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
GARDEN CITY, L. I.

GARDEN CITY, L. l., July 3l.-Star
tennis players from all sections Of the
country will make their headquarters
here for the next three weeks. MANY
VIII compete in the national champion-
ship events to be held at Forest HlIs.
Polo games arr being played each
Tuesday, Thursday ana SATURDAY at
Meadow Brook and al the Rockaway
Hunt Club some excellent matches viii
be seen during AUGUST and September.
Harry i. Whitney, willard II. Straight
and James \. Burden have each offered
ups for polo competitions. and as soon
as the national events are completed at
N~arragansett Pier The players will re-
turn to Nassau county, where many
matches will be played.
Mr.. and Mrs, John :, Phipps and
family of the Meadow Brook colony ana
Mr., and Mrs, Charles Ste !, Nj. and
Mrs, Devereux Milburu and Mr.. and
Mrs, i. Skiddy Won Stadc, also OF the
Meadow Brook colony, are at Southamp-
ton, l.. l., for August.
Garden city Hotel arrivals from New
York are Mr., and Mrs, Rober, r. Blood
good, Mrs. Horace Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles u. Palmer. Howard Lc G.
Roome, Mrs, Albert Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. W, B. Kendall, Mrs. e. j. Donovan,
Mrs, Warren r. Dennis, Mrs. Albert w.
Harris, Mrs, Mary Livingston, w. Dali
las Goodwin, Mr., II Mrs c. G. At
wood, Mr., and Mrs. II, II. Hughes and
Mr.. and Mrs, G. +. Hickman.
Mr., and Mrs, Joseph j lAnnin, Miss
Dorothy lanuIn and the Rev. Father
sherry left Sunday morning by auto
mobile for Boston, later going TO Fall
mouth for Il few weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
MANCHESTER HAS
BUSY MONTH AHEAD
Golf Tournament Big Feature
of Past Wppk-NOtpd
Players There.
WOMEN SEW FOR CHARITY

Observation-Disclosures MOUNTAINS. VT,
July 3l-There has been no lack OF en-
citemtn. here during the week with the
eixteenth annual golf tournament for
the first presidents cup and other tro-
plies being played at the Ekwanok
Country Club.
The galleries % yesterday and to-
day were particularly enthusiastic,
while the play of Walter J. Travis. Fred
Herreshon, Max II. Mars:on and others
OF the leaders has been closely followed
throughout the week.
The entry list numbered well over one
hundred and included from the metro
pp'ltan district. aside from those men
toned above, Hamilton *, Kerr. +. W.
Dyer, NJ l.. Fearey. +. ), Wheeler. W.
:, Brown. Ralph Carroll, W. A. Barber.
Jr.. T. + Gates, +. IL Gates. J. +.
O'Rourke. Jr. James l.. Taylor, George
orvis, f. G. Robertson, Charles r.
Loake, clifford NJ. DE s;ott, Munroe V.
" DE Mot, Frederick Snare. W. G. Nc
Hnight. n. s Horne, X. :. Edison, W
II, Wallace, Jr, and r. II. White.
h women Of the summer colony.
headed by "A committee consisting OF
Mrs. Russell L. Hoyt and Mrs, George
nrvis of New York. Mrs, Horace u.
Young of Albany and Mrs, Charles :,
Francis Of Troy, meet EACH Tuesday
morning to sew for a baby hospital in
Serbia.
Another object of charity receiving
the attention OF the summer people is
the preservation OF Twelfth Night" bv
the Ben Greet Players on the lawn in
the rear Of the Equinox House on Au-
gust II for the benefit Of the Troy
Times Fresh Air Home. Miss Margaret
Francis of Troy heads the committee In
charge of the event.
The Misses Hoyt Of New York will app
pear in vaudeville next Friday evening
In the gymnasium.
W, T. Craig and family are az the
Cascades. one OF Manchester's most
beautiful summer places, for the re-
maindcr of the season,
Mrs. w seward Webb of Shelburne
Farms and Major Creighton Webb OF
New YORK were guests of X. II. Rob
ertson OF Garden city at the Equinox
House recently, spending the afternoon
at the tkwanok Country club.
william Ritter and family of WASH
sne'on are at Tranquility Cottage,
which they have rented for the remain
der Of the season.
Donald j, Ross, the famous golf
course builder, paid his first visit 10
Fkwan"k last saturday. playing two
rounds of the course, lie and Mrs. Ross
visited Manchester with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l. Wykor OF Holyoke.
Mr.. n Mrs. Hamilton Fish of Gar
rison lunched nj the Equinox House las,
sunday,
On M"nldN evening Mrs. Johr J.
iunthor of New York cn'ertl'n,d A
party Of frlenIs AT the music room
OF the Misses Hoyt, In the PARTY were
Mr., aud Mrs, George II, Thacher, Mrs
Charles :, Francis, Miss Margaret Fan
els, Mr., and Mrs. William c. Turner,
Mrs Harrison Kerr, Mrs. G. r. Hen
schell, Miss Kerr, Mrs, Caauncey Kerr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
MAPLEWOOD. N. H.

MApLEwoop, y. II, July 31-Maple-
woods first annual midsummer trap
shooting tourney began on Monday.
events being the pr ltminary handicap,
the MaYlswuOd championship and the
White Mountain handicap, AID contln-
ued untIl Friday evening,
The first sunlight dance FOR the chill
dren OF the mountain region was held
Monday afterioon. On W dnesfty the
,~isiting t~rarshooters were pI"Lso' Wl'i
n cabaret dinner and dance, Thursday
evening cane the first fun dress ban in
the Casino. all White Mountain visitors
invite
Mrs. \. l.. Terhuae Of A|llnhurst,
y. j., and Lawrence l.snnoN OF Boston
won the lucky number contest At the
tennis bali last week.
q. q, Tarbell, of Boston has joined
- wife formerly Miss Fink of New
York. He entered the tennis tourney,
ht coming rurrerup by bowlng 10 Rob
ert X. Tomlin's superior ability,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward C1rsdon LillsN
of Glenolden. Pa, announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss u RI
Adell Lilley, to Murray G. Higgins OF
Montclair and u al
Robert f.. Mauley of the District
Attorneys office, New YORK, IS here tur a
month
John r.. Blue of New York, called by
friends Harry shook hands with lnhl
II. Blue Of Sherhrookc, T.. g. also
~nicknamed Harry" on the strength OF
the strange colncid nee in udme Mr.,
Blue OF New York is staying here with
his son, Harry y, Blue Mr. Blue Of
Sherhrooke is touring the mountains
with a friend, A, H. Boulay, also OF Sher,
brooke,
New York arrivals include Mrs. NJ
r. Duran. NJ &. rnl'aehan. J.. V. Rel
and wife, Chas, J, Druhan and wife,
VIM NJ. Stewart ana wife, j Ieonar,
Clark and wife. ]. s, Tanning and II
\. Keller,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01

Miss Richards. Frank Lawrence, Mrs. c
c. Hoge and Mrs. w. w McAlpin
on Tuesday evening Mrs. Charles :
Francis entertained at dinner al the
Equinox in honor OF Mrs. Horace O.
Young on the occasion OF Mrs. Young 5
birthday.
A group OF the cottagers are holding
dances each Friday evening in Albert
NJ. Reeds barn, which has been trans
formed into a playhouse since tie auto
mobile drove out the horses.
In addition to the many swimming
parties at Equinox Pond a large number
OF the younger set are motoring 70
Emerald Lake TO the camp of Or. Clark
Burnham OF Brooklyn.
Sewell Ford. the author, and his son,
Torey Ford, are among the leaders In
Manchester's literary circle. Both are
fond of golf and spend much time al
the Ekwanok Country club
r. II. Robertson left on T ursday
after a visit Of three weeks here
Mr.. and Mrs. IL l. Edwards and
Miss Edwards of Dallas, Ten, are here
for the summer after an absence OF
some seasons.
Among those entertaining az tho
Equinox House recently Were Mrs q
O. stowe and Ms Robert NJ Janney.
At the Equinox House during the
tournament week from New York We're
Mr.. and Mrs William Thaw 80, Mr. and
Mrs. en- Jrd VI lie Mott, Munroe V. w
De Mott, Miss Helen Phillips, Mr., and
Mrs. +. :. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Carroll. Alexander Torrance, My. and
Mrs. r.. +. Jackson, Jr. Mrs Marion Is
Kerr. Miss Mary l. Hopkins and Miss
Jessie c. Hopkins.
Coming to t e Equinox House FOR Au'
gust are Mr.. and Ms w a Glts'o" OF
Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus u
W DDS of Harrisburg From New York
Mr. and Mrs John Hi Morgan, Darwin
+ Kingsley and family, MI and Ms.
BENJAMIN Il. Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs
Adolph r.. Smylie. W. s. John b ne
dict. Mrs. l. de Puystcr NpSmcr and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melville, j..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
LENOX INTERESTED
IN FLOWER SHOW
StOckbridgc Too Has Many
Ardent HOrticulturists-
ChOateS Win Prizes.
GOLF AND TENNIS EVENTS

LEMON. Mass. July 3i.-In Lenox and
In Stockbridge this week the New York
cottagers have competed for awards
for the best products in their flower
gardens. The Lenox show was held
under the auspices OF the Lenox Horti-
cultural Society and there were twenty
competitors from Lenox and Others from
the surrounding district. As formerly,
sweet peas were the chief Xhib!t The
growers having won the principal awards
at Boston and Newport. a showing of
the prize winners was a great attrac-
ton. Mrs. William B.. Osgood Field won
the principal award for sweet peas in
the class Of twenty-four varieties in
separate vases. defeating Giraud Foster.
Miss Adele Kneeland display ed the best
twelve varieties of sweet peas and Mrs.
John F.. Alexandra and Mrs. Robert
Winthrop were her close competitors.
The award for the best display OF sweet
peas with accessories was won by
Glraud Foster, who displayed twelve
vases on a round table with gypsophila
as the foliage, a very dainty orange
mont.
Those who have had the privilege of
seeing Miss Adele Kneeland's flower
garden at Fairlawn. and they are a
host OF persons. were interested in the
announcement that she had won In the
Lenox show most of the awards In the
herbaceous classes. which included
twelve varieties of perennials. six v-ri-
cites of ANNALS, the delphin!ums. SAL
riglossis and outdoor roses. \ new ex-
hibitor was Arthur y. Cooley of Pitts
field. who made n showing of thirty-six
varieties of gladioli. Frederic +. Lewis
Of Ridgefield. Conn, was another new
exhibitor, who had a display OF grapes
arI fr,ttts u I'D mon "a rn-ur1S
NJ. Cor, do Cersdnrff vas CHAIR
man n, Tho ~S,ockhridga aovsr snow
oor,,i,taa ,ssi,,ad hv Mrs. X Gilman
rhon,nsor Ne osc,r Iastg, Misc
r,.amnr uaona Mrs Wien prichard
rro,or Mics Grace Nst,,eton and Miss
rm,I,. T,,cLormar IN. exhihi,s wara
hInL raand nnaIt.r -
= ,hnors naas amd
III" .,i $500, oIas CO.. snn,ar az.
rntee :. 'Pe,t"' 1850
Ia"se,'."'s "0Ser" go
y" u Pi'No :.
o. s"eet peas ot"e'' ,o"'reE'ns W.
Miss rie'eh - punei' M'Ss r-''''l N'"s,
Mrs. ue u~ersaorl ana MIS- H'H'uel
WOODWARD Mrs' Nhoa'e also won inc
nrst ana second AWARDS ior sweet peas
or the best colors' Inc gardens or Mrs
Choate produced also the hest hoIIH-
hooks, a vase OF superb specimens VIM
ming in this class, the second award be-
ing given 10 Miss Ellen KIM The prizes
TOT dahl!as were Won by MIS- a. oou-
ward Haven and all the principal awards
for lilies went to Mrs. thoate,
One of the principal divisions of the
Stockbridge flower show was a class for
flowers arranged for effect and this was
we'll filled and presented n task TO the
Judge. The award for the best decora-
tive arrangement was won by Mrs, Bern
hard Hoffman,. the honorable mentions
going TO Miss Marie O, Kobbe and Mrs,
Walter p. Eaton. Mrs. Eaton won the
prize Offered for the most original ar
rangement, the second and third awards
being given TO Miss Eleanor Hague and
Miss Edith Tracey.
The Berkshires have a group Of men
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-21
IT'S GREAT ron RALKY
BOWELS AND STOMACHS

We want all people who have chronic
stomach trouble or constipation, no mat
ter of how long standing, to try one
dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
one dose will convince you. This is the
medicine so many of our local people
have been taking with surprising re-
suits. The most thorough system
cleanser ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy is sold by leading druggists
everywhere with the positive under
standing that your money will be re-
funded without question or bubble if
ONE bottle fails to give you absolute
satisfaction
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-21
A Woman's Hand.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. 2O-The
New Orleans postoff1ce was mystsr
ously robbed Of 900 worth of STAMPS
and a small amount Of cash tonight.
Finger prints of small hand indicate
the burglar was a woman No Will
dows or doors were broken or forced
titled
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-21
CoIonial's Program,

At the Colonial tonight, Craft
Against Love, a two reel Thanhouser
drama, featuring Florence LaBadie
and Sidney Bracey. the actors that
made the Million Dollar Mystery so
famous. The Happier Man, another
good drama. The Escort Comedy, one
that makes you laugh. Don't miss this
show tonight. Shows start at ZOO
sharp, 8, 9.-Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-21
FOSTER rs GIVEN
VERDICT BY JURY
Twelve Men Deiiberated Only 45 IA y
'utes Friday and Brought
in JudQment for $819

After celebrating only forty-five
minutes, Friday afternoon, the july
the North American Accident 1nsur-
ance company, brought in VERDICT
for 1919. and interest at percent.
The verdict was signed by A. e.
Moore as foreman of the jury.
The defendant was given ten days
in which to file new trial motion.
That the case will go to. the supreme
court Is a certainty.
Monday being the anniversary of
Washington's birthday, there will 10
no court, and Judge Hamilton has ao-
journed until Tuesday when the jur,
cases will be taken UP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-21

to play the fight scene which occurs
in Strives office toward the conclu-
sion of the drama, you're not afraid
to get real good whipping. are you? =
Mr.. Santchi replied that he was not,
and at the same time, asked Mr.. Far
mum if he was willing to make this
real fight. Mr.. Farnum replied that
he was only too anxious to. With Il
battery Of five cameras focused on
this fight, they were able to get every
interesting incident, as we'll as the
battle from start to finish, and those
who witness this great picture at the
Grand opera house will readily real
ize that this fight is realistic IN all
It's earnestness.
It may be news to those who love
the motion picture play to know that
there is really one great actor In
every drama that you do not see. This
man Is known as the director. He Is
responsible solely for the success or
failure Of production. He must CON
form every situation SO that 1t will
be readily interpreted by his aucn-
ence. Mr.. Colin Campbell is the mas
ter who produced Rex Beach's won-
derful novel. "The Spoilers and thN
production will stand long as monu-
ment to Mr.. Campbell-Advertise-
ment,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-21
Ioniuht at Qrpheum.

The Orpheum theatre presents to-
night, "Pawns of Fate" gigantic
lesson in two parts, which shows
with clearness that man must in some
coin pay for his misdeeds. 1.-THE Ger
man Bowlers," another fine picture
you should not miss. Winning the
Prize a great treat that you'll enjoy.
Don't miss this big show tonight.
Orpheum orchestra will play special
musical observation-disclosures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-21
At the Grand Tonight.

A selected program of the licensed
best single and multiple reel produc-
lions will be shown at the Grand to-
night. modern two-act Kalem
drama, 'In the Hands of the jury
with an all star cast is q startling
story told in the ever pleasing Kalem
way. 'The Creed Of the Clan." q
heart interest drama OF the most un-
usual quality. and Wadsworth and
Hanseman in "Found-A Flesh Re-
Queer" an Edison comedy, completes
well balanced program. Monday WIZ
be shown two reel Kalem drama anc
the fourteenth episode, OF "The $2V.-
O0O, 900 Mystery" The showing o,
"The Spoilers on Tuesday and Wed
nesday made it necessary to change
"The $2O,00O,O0O Mystery to Monday.
The following week it will be shown
on Tuesday as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-11
ROTA1IANS FOR
AN AUDITORIUM
Pass Resolutions Favoring
It's Construction in the
Courthouse.

III Paso EOtariGns went on record
Thursday at their weekly luncheon as
favoring the construction Of an audi
forum in the new county courthouse
The resolution was offered by Robert
krakauer and unanimously adopted
Allen H Rodes, 4. !. Strayer and
l. A. Kannapel were elected 10 mem
bership.
Glen T. Moore passed tickets among
the diners 10 the performance OF our
Lady of Lyons" IT the Crawford tina
evening. and practically all members
purchased them Miss Irene shirley,
star in the play was present as n guest
of the club. Mrs Josephine Nations
Morfit was also present Miss Shirley
thanked the members for their pur-
chase of tickets and invited them all 10
attend tine performance this evening.
s s Mcclure donated SO TO the cause
OF the Rescue home. for which beneut
performances Of The Lady Of Lyons
are being given.
AIr. Mcclure also spoke upon COT
sanitation. dwelling upon the
thorough manner in which German To-
cal governments are administered and
styling il the highest type OF democracy
in the world Officials Of municipal
ties in Germany are selected for ef
ficiencv. he said. and not through poll
tics The people merely elect directors
and these directors hire the mayors and
other officials.
Government always occupies the seat
OF the strongest power In commu-
nifty he said. and where that strength
is in organizations like Tammany hall.
these ORGANIZATIONS rule Where the
strength is in the type OF men selected
70 govern. then the communities get
the best" He contrasted the deaths I'm
New York in fires i'm a year--almost $50
with the absence OF any deaths from
q similar cause in Berlin, and said IL
was because Berlin makes laws to pro
Uect people and does not permit pOH
ticiams TO transgress them
our method OF government is alb
surd and unavoidable" ne asserted.
Democracy is only successful plus
leadership. It cannot create for itself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-11
WASHINGTON PARK CUSTODIAN
HAS LEFT LEG AMPUTATED

An operation was performed upon C. F.
Shepperd, custodian Of Washington park.
Thursday morning at local hospital and
the left leg was amputated above the knee
The operation was complete success and
Mr- Shepperd is expected TO recover rapidly
from the effects OF the operation. He is "a
leading member Of the County and City
Democratic club.
The ordinary cost Of a Want Ad in
The Fl Paso Herald is - cents 1t
reaches an average OF about 100000
readets each issue.
Prosperity's first rule. Buy home
products.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-11
For Sale Zeal EstaLe-City Proeerty

For Sale Real Estate-City Property
Six rooms on corner - lots. $500
PennebaIser. Republics Bldg
BLOCK CAR LINE
Where trees and flowers will grow 10 per-
lection Actual cost OF house $500 Chuck
full Of built in convenience, ful lots can
be bought on easy terms and sms.l cash
payment Price $3.50. large rooms We
boast this is the best house value in E
LeaveI. Palm & sherman.
2O7 Mills St Phone 422s
JUST READ THIS
For Sale-s9 head cows. tvs to nine
years old. 50 calves. want to sell now.
For Rents lots Brown and Missouri
street from Dec. LIST Investigate at
once.
For saIe-Good lunch counter outfit
complete. in Arizona, sales average
$4,000 per day; call and see about it.
For Sale acres near Nsleta on the
county road at bargain
Davis-Tandy Com. Co.
Phone SOFA 5lz-14 Trust Building.
$1,000.
Dandy room frame house. pIastered. out
houses and fences. . full lots y block car
Of Country club on high ground. Nicely i'm
proved a real bargain. small cash payment.
balance cheaper than rent
LeaveIl, Pain = sherman
NOTHING down. Just move in and pay BY
month. this Z room home on fun lots
fenced. sleeping porch, only S-250-
NEW BJ NGALON- never occupied rooms
800 down. Sz5 monthly including interest
this viii not last Phone US. $3.50
AUTOMOBILES WANTED as part payment
on this tueul room bungalow in Alta
Vista. sleeping porch. south front 5000
$50 DOWN for room brick with basement
On car line \ dandy foT S-5eo- Balance SO
monthly
HERE Is A PICK Up room brick Must
sell quick Price cut from S25e0 10 only $500.
S200 down. $50 monthly House rents for
$50 monthly. in Grand View.
FOR TRADE On MESA AVE Apartment
site 52N1z0. east front VIII take $4,000 in
trade What have you
- down - MONTHLY viii buy fine lots
on corner paved $500 each You are wasting
more money than this
PAYING - PER CENT ON INVESTMENT,
New apartment, close in. fun occupied.
WHAT HAVE YOU FOR TRADE in Il Paso,
we have several good trading propoEu ons,
Los ANGELES PROPERTY wanted in e1-
change for fine corner in r. Paso. $4,000
Hawkins Bros Phone ESQ.,
CLOSE IN $1,000.
s room red brick on Rio Grande 81. south
front. beautiful location Pay $500 down. bal
$50 month
room house on Ange St east front. $1,000
down bal can suit s 5sS
New 6 room bungalow on corner in Man
haitian Hts. lots. paving paid $500 down,
bal $40 month
TO room house close in or W No $4,000
A good bargain VIII take bungalow or lots
as first payment This is good income
furnished houses FOR rent
Security Realty Co.
40s-s F. y. Bank Bids, Phone 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-11
4 sACRIFICE,,,

Here is good north side corner. . lots.
paved street. that is improved with . good
brick houses Zone a double house, Income
500 month sure. no vacancies Good
teuements- Owner needs money. Let us
submit your best offer We are going 10
sell it, See us today.
Cassidy u Noel eli Mills ST.