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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-23
For Sale-Farns and Ranches

For Sale-FamS and Ranches
FOR SAIL small ranches, plenty OF grass
and water, 6 and s sections r. NJ. Grub. Al
pine. Texas
LARGE cattle ranch and stock for sale. also
oil lands y " Colo Address Mrs. =. W..
Rector, Isl Guunison Ave, Grand Junction,
Colo
Il TOLD q So
80 acres for $50 per acre up valley. easy
terms, 5E acres at Tsleta. $500 cash bal
aHce on good terms.
For rent, o lots improved East No. street.
would give terra lease.
List your bargains iu rooming houses
with Us.
Have good Ford touring car 20 trade on
house south OF tracks
SEE U.s.
Davis-Tandy Com. Co.
Phone so1' sIe-I4 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-23

ALL THESE APE BARGAINS.
S2SS5.
q room modern bungalow. hardwood
throughout, furnace heat. tile floor
in bath. . lots. $3.50 cash, bal So
q mo-
$500.
Z room bungalow. . lots. paving paid.
block 10 car. $50 cash, $3.50
inc. int
S25O0.
WHY PAY RENTs
4 room modern hricE bungalow. on
o south front lots. west Of FieGras
inc inst
FINE INV 4 ROOM BUNGALOW
To trade for auto or lots as first
payment
White-Paden Realty Co.
11-le-I3 Morgan Bldg
Phone 1853.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-23

4 TEST OF EFFICIENCY.
I'm advertising this in other pa
uerL Mention where u saw the
AL II5 % plus acres Of pure
valley siIr. partly cleared, level.
no aIkaI. signed up; near good
schools and city. Owner IS go
ing TO sell this at once for
thirty dollars per acre. $500
cash viii handle IL. A chance 20
make $50 per cent profit Alb
strac- furnished Who's Who2
Pcnnebaker. sole Agent.
@ Republics Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-23
For Sale-Furniture.


FOR sALE-Rug and other furniture 7os "
ochoa-
FTRSTTTRF or & ROOM APARTMENT
FOR ~ APARTMENT FOR RENT Al
EXANDRIA APIS 1873
FURNITURE. dresser. washstand, ewing
machine, book case. Ice box, side board
stove. etc Two unfinished rooms for rent
soc Nevada ST.
FOR SAIE-Large coal heater. nickel
few months Also g gas heater s. each
Mission china closet cost $40 VIII take $50
701 ~ CamnheM-
For Sale-MotorcycIeG
GOOD Indian motorcycle On excellent condl-
ton fo- sale cheap on easy terms Ra21s 81
Dogs, For Sale. Wanied. Etc.
SEVERAL female bull pups for sale cheap
Phone 1886
WANTED-One each. Fox Hound and Aire-
dais dogs Address with price semone' care
AeEa4a
SdG-Livsstock-5uy
F0R SGTEO0Se ESSG fSmIlS o. 50
Must sell 1911 Cotton Ave
FOR sALE-5ood horse. two buggies. cheap.
Logan, coo Texas
Buy reeisrered Duroe Jersey hos OF Gil
let's dairy 40 Caples building
FOR SALE-YdunE Jersey milk COW. se1a
Rosa ST. near East IL Paso Fuel Co
100 HEAD Of boss Tor sale write or wire
me 90 Imperial Tex j. W Brown
STEEL GREY gentle mare. buggy and har-
ness for safe cheap C. w Harris 1all
Grama St
TIE city Health Report shows who's vho
in the dairy business Why not set the besL-
G'letts Dary phone 1q5s.
FOR sALE-Fina biz delivery horse and fur
uiture delivery wagon A bargain. Hoyf
Furniture Co
WANTED-To exchange a new 10 Reming-
ton typewriter for good milk COW Phone
SNAIL PASTURE near Fort stockton 70
lease CT uiu pasture three hundred cattle
Fort stockton Tex
FOR SALE-Tuo cars Of horses and mares.
averaging from l5 90 Is hands all in good
condition. and wei bred Address, J. A
simpson C1r2us- y NJ
for Sale-6icyeies.
BICYCLE fQr sale 1905 Texas
Poultry and Pet Stock
CHTCEEN-SeveraI dozen extra nice hens
also some hyers Phone 55st
MONEysTRATN Barred Rocks finished nth
National Laying Contest Outlayed So pens,
from Parzols chicken Ranch. e Paso-
For Sale-Miseeaans5us-
FOR sALE-Coal range, So Phone il4o.
FINE solitaire diamond rins. Big bargain
Write c. care Herald.
FOR sALE-Good typewriter. $50. Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-23

NEw'IAS NYEsTHENT
Ft Boulevard, price $500. Lot 75S
136. Stucco bungalow. Sleeping
porch As IT long Fence, shed and
garage Cash $500
Rooms.
Modern bungalows, on two good
lots in Grand View Add a real
bargain If you can pay all cash
Price on terms S2I0o- Must act
quick
10 Rooms.
Price $500. Epson Ave. Good 10
cation for rOominE house Base
ment under entire house with con-
crete floor Hot air heat VIII
consider trading
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone 800. 100 san Antonio.
$50 HIGHER NEXT WEEK..
$3.50 cash. balance easy o room neW uunga-
low Just completed today south front
lots, huiltiu features. hardwood floors Buck
eye CRATE, price $3.50 Cheap Better
Hurry" Would consider auto or cheap lots
as part
Rio Grande Realty Co.
411-zl2 First Nat Bank BID
WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
The best 4 room bungalow buy in Fl Paso-
Restricted district. Good car service Only
LeaveI. Palm & sherman.
Sole Agents
207 Mills St. Phone f--6.
HOME BARGAIN.
We offer q splendid . room uuEalow or
paved street and en- good neighb0rhoOd at
an attractive price and on rental basis. with
small cash payment down This place was
built for a home. sodded yard, chicken house,
garden. sheds and back yard VIII accept
auto worth $500 TO $1,000 as first payment
balance monthly
NortOn-Stocks Realty Co.
Il Morgan Bldg Phone l6l-
WILL TAKE IN YOUR LOTS OR FORD
Dandy new & room brick house in good
meighborhood. large sleeping porch. . full lots
s275e. Come in and tell Us what you have
to offer.
Maeon-seott Realty Co.
go Mills Bldg Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-23

Good & room house bath. large sleeping
porch , block OF car line. Sold once for
$500. For q quick sale only $3.50. $3.50
down and $50 month
See :. L. Lane with Security Realty Co
s0s-E09 First Nat Bank Bldg. Phone 6772.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-23
ChimneH Sweens.

CHIMNEY sWEEP-stoves repaired and set
up Phone 47sS. AZ s stanton St
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-13

ing liberal application of cold cream.
In preparing to go out on windy day,
apply cold cream. busting my face
with rice powder after it has been
wiped off. Talcum is not good fer the
skin. | never use it.. Neither do l use
powder puff With the best of care
they soon become soiled and infectious
a danger unknown if one uses a small
piece of absorbent cotton which is
never used the second time.
A Winning Fight.
My. ru-es for caring for my face ev-
cry night are so 5, long and with so
many dittoes that to the uninterested
they. must read like lax assessors
report. know that when I am tired l
seem about as long getting to the end
as if ] were reading bill of sale.
Every night before going to. bed I
cover my face and neck with cold
cream. wiping it off with a soft towel.
This do till the last towel shows that
every trace of soil has been removed
l follow this with an application of a
wash rag that has been dipped In hot
water, patting it gently on my face,
neck and ears and throat with a small
piece of ice, till l am fairly crimson,
taking care in this, as in other means,
always to rub with an upward motion
This Is the ounce of prevention. My IA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-13
How l Manage My Complexion

~ you ha.4to be out Of doors in
twenty-sevon varieties Of weather"
said g friend to me one day, your
complexion would not be SO good. "
How. then. did she explain, I asked
her. the motion pictures taken in rain.
In snow, in the heat + the desert, in
every season, and in every cline: Did
she think they, were taken in studio
heated by radiators or cooled by cleo
trio fans. and the storm effects after
ward thrown on the screen by some
magic? We are exposed to every vari-
ETY. Of weather there Is, and more than
II in other walks Of life, for the screen
actress has her face burned by an .Ari-
iona wind next week and frostbitten
in Alaska the week after. g..
keep my complexion good not be-
cause OF favorable conditions in my
profession. but In spite of conditions
that are not favorable. l fight for a
good, clear skin. and fight constantly,
never following rules in spasmodic
fashion, and then wailing, after the
manner of my sex. il. I get no results.
I can almost say ! never use soap on
my face. but absolute candor compels
the confession that l use physician's
and surgeons soap once month, but
,fter using 1t rinse we'll first with
Term water. then with cold water, add
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-13
ABOUT WOMEN
IN BRIEF
NEWS FLASHES

German government sends to Ameri-
can embassy Red Cross decorations
of first and second class for Mrs.
James w. Gerard wife OF U. g an
bassador.
Mrs. Charles oosenson. Chicaso en-
ploye OF Henry Norcott Real Estate
Co. held on charge Of embesalemsnt
OF $500.
Some one steals clothes Of Miss
Evan Don. Is. Chicago. a she takes
bath In West Park No. Z. Goes home
In clothes borrowed from friend.
Plans for new Se3. 900 building In
Chicago to furnish gym, nafatoe1um
and classroom privileges 10 WORKING
girls approved At annual meeting OF
Y. ". c. A.
Decree OF divorce on grounds Of
desertion granted to Eugene Plumon.
Paris. France. lawyer. from his wife.
Margaret Tate. known on stage n
Maggie Teyte-
Mrs. Mary Hull. Chicago. arrested
for smuggling drugs 70 husband' In
cell. asks to be cured Of drug habit.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-13

time for rest is up and must dress, it
is not the same girl who gets into her
evening dress who climbed. SC. .wearily
into her bathtub less than an hour be.
fore - :. ,rr~,.r
.'Isfeel refreshed and happy. with an
IMMIGRATION that is mental as we'll as
physical You do not look" my friends
say. "as if you had done an hours work
all day" And because do not feel it,
do not resent it. ......- ..... 49,.
ANSWERS 70 CORRESPONDENTS.
:. Il have two pretty. daughters" a
mother writes me from Sacramento.
fourteen and twelve years of age. do
not want them to waste the best part
of life falling In and out of love- What
is the ounce of prevention" Teach
them to go about their business, and
see that each girl has a. business to 60
about. If she has nothing to occupy
her mind, naturally she will occupy it
with a. man. Teach her there are other
interests in life without letting her
know she is being taught. 49, Be-, --s...-s%.
!, Gould you be happy If you were
very poor?" comes a rather iplaintive
query from Montana. Wouldn't l still
have the woods. and wouldn't still
have the sun? Does the man who owns
the woods get as much pleasure out of
them as do? =. 3 : =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-13

cial muscles will not begin to sag for
many years, trust; by rubbing the
face upward woman delays this dread
ed period, and I am simply taking a
precaution by never neglecting this I'M
portant feature of the toilet that all
girls should take. -
1t is very important never to rub the
face roughly, especially around the
eyes. have made study of the care
of the skin, having to take especial pre-
caution because of SO much grease
paint. Many days have to keep Il
makeup onfrom eight to twelve hours,
and If did not follow certain rules of
treatment faithfully my skin would be-
come hopelessly tough and wrinkled-
After applying the ice I put coat
ing of buttermilk on my face. arms and
hands, which I leave on all night The
buttermilk prevents sunburn and keeps
the skin white. In, winter use cold
cream on my hands generously. +
There are evenings when I7return
from the studio feeling and looking
too tired to keep the .inevitables evening
engagement. do not want to be tired.
1t is not becoming to even young girl
to look tired. So that l may erase ev-
cry mark of fatigue from my face.
go through as strenuous treatment
as if I were physically ILL., :. 4. ;,
A warm bath is followed by, a cold
shower and alcohol rub. Then L lie
down in dark room for twenty min
utes. If can't take that much. time.
fifteen and even ten minutes, work
wonderful cures. I.relax every muscle
and comnel mya0If tn forget every an
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-13
indiana Women Interested in Anniversary
OF Illinois Federation OF Women's Clubs this Week
Clubs Hold.
Big Rally
Over Event

Indiana elab Women vQe. 0Wx1U
interessa6 n o. statslufde enRekruksR
this week e RseA1srd. m q %
tventy-dfGt anniversary a DE 0b0k-
ing Of the Illinois Federation Of
Womenis clubs. A great numAer Il
the Illinois Fsdesatioas 7o.eoo naD,
bers attended the cslebration.
There are several things about t.
Illinois Federation thAt Eive m nem-
bers thrill Of pride and some Of
them are: gl4
Every club that belongs Do tho I'D
GRAFTON must have . worthy purpose
II may Be philanthropac, civI .edues-
tton1. or tor the promotion of Ht9a-
ture. s,--,-t ? 1.s -. s.ess
A club organised for social rsasans
only = not welcomed into The N1ARa-
ton. s-. s,-~--. ~
Each club must have more tAan Ten
No ofganisa&1cn ; - sdmttaed q e
able TO roooive @py, cfedsoklals q Il
u In . state Of dfD0en13on. Club0 that
have been Involved In serious QuaRFola
have bean refused credeotial6 II In
time . club Gets Together anA WORKS
In harmony and there 70 no 1nag1r axc
trace oe anything but hafDny. the
club mieAt get back into TIE sod
graces Of the fedsea43un. BIT any
club becoming involved n Qua1yels q
sure to Be dropped non tho fl1t
The club federation never aavoe-
discs. Tt never allows its name to
be ussd to fndoEse anything tAsA Il
. money-uaaktnS scheme.
In tae steady devolopmeut of work
- -kpRNH. thA A~AAN~fRrv, Ao0
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-08

Greece in war on side of allies re-
garded as a certainty here today.
Public opinion is Overwhelmingly
behind Former Premier Velizelos
since his resignation Saturday night.
It is not believed Zaimas, new pre-
mier, will be able to form a cabinet
strong enough to maintain Greece's
neutrality in face of growing demand
for war
News that allied feet is making a
determined attempt against Smyrna
inspired new declarations for war
from Athens newspapers. They as
serted that by joining hands with the
allies at this time and invading Tur-
key, Greece may achieve her ambi-
tons and gain possession Of Smyrna
at close of war.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-08
TRY TO FORCE ANOTHER RUSH
4 ON MEXICAN SOIL

Washington, March 8. - Extreme
pressure to force American armed in
PREVENTION in Mexico has been re-
newed on the Wilson administration
The pressure comes from three
sources. Leading are the European
diplomats in Mexico City who backed
Gen. Huerta and are naturally appre-
hensive for their safety. Then comes
the financial interests of the United
States, Great Britain and Germany,
whose investments are not returning
anything because. of the troubled con-
ditiOns in the country. The third class
comprises the advocates of dividing
Mexico into two states and those who
resent the abuse that has been
heaped on the priests and nuns Of the
Mexican church by both sides.
To all who have brought the qUes-
ton to their attention, President Will
son and Secretary Bryan have de-
clared that the president was stand
ing firm on his Utterances- at Indian
apoIis, that the United States has no
right to intervene. OOnly one thing
will change this policy and that viii
be a general massacre Of Americans
and other foreigners.
-O-O-
Paris.-Pierre Fortane Jaume, 6e,
8, r1onH
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-08

vile, Ind, trying to walk to New
York, better. May recover.
yaNarshalI Field III. ilI of Typhoid
feever at Palm Beach, Fla. Not
serious. -
2 Attempted suicide Of Florence Rus
SELL jackson hotel, reported to police.
Later declared joke by friends.
-- United CeItic-American societies
went on record as opposing selling of
green snage as st. Patrick's day en-
blems.
Henry J. SCHOOL,, 80, Oak Park,
suicide. Razor. Despondent. Age
and5il health.
CRUISERS PUT OUT OF PLAY IN
.DARDANELLES COMMANDMENT
,7skondon.-French cruiser was put
out of action and English cruiser
badly damaged during Sunday after
moons bombardment of Dardanelles.
Turkish shells exploded on deck of
French warship, killing many of her
crew. She steamed slowly out of
fighting line with her upper works in
flames.
British admiralty officers fatty de-
flied claims of Turks. They asserted
that latest official dispatches from
Vice Admiral Garden reported the al
he'd fleet bombarding forts at long
range, outside fire of forts.
Smelling of Asiatic city of Smyrna
has. been resumed by British East In
dian fleet. Rear Admiral Peirse's
SQUADRON has been reinforced by a
French warship and a aotilla of
smaller craft, including mine sweep
ersal
a5Nearly all civilians in Smyrna, a
city of 100000, have fled to the hills,
Athens reported. Part of the $4,000
troops in the Smyrna garrison are
throwing up entertainments behind
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-08

Paris-Pierre Fortane Jaime, 90,
famous detective, dead.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

seemed softened at last-broken.
AS he stood there the young wOm-
an came up to him timidly.
Your dog has saved my baby's
life" she said. "Is there anything
can do anything at all? l don't
know how 1 can thank you. 1 have
nobody in the world but my child and
crippled husband"
Old Miller stared at her. what is
your name, gir1?" he demanded
roughly.
Emily Miller, sir"
Old Miller took her hands in his.
81 have nobody in the world either
unless my children come back to
me-" he said.
People said afterward that it was
the Joy Of the reunion that made old
Miller a friend of all the boys and
girls in P1kiugton. But everybody
gave the credit to Outcast, who might
generally have been seen playing
with little Henry on the old mans
doorstep. The superstition grew also
that when the noted surgeon cured
the old mans son of his lameness it
passed into the dog and that was why
he imped little. Because things
set distorted with the lapse of time,
long before he died cranky" old Mil
Ter had passed into a legend.
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

The tea-veil is new, but the apron
veil is the very last whim Of fashion.
It's odd, Of course, some prim folks
think it's freakish, but that's no good
reason why the Up-tO-the-minute
miss should be prejudieed against it
quite the contrary.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18
CLEANS FROM THE BRIGHT
LEXICON

Reynard sat under the arborealshade,
Where a vine in full LEAKAGE strayed,
Sat there and hungered and wished
for meal
For lack of a duck or a goose to steal.
Suddenly his eye CHANGED on a fruit
That promised his appetite fairly to
suit,
Several leaps he made, but all in vain
Sought he the Uvsious' clusters to
gain.
ooh, well" he exclaimed, entirely put
out,
''The dodgasted things are acid no
dOubt!"
'Look it up in the dictionary, We
had to.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

. No Gladys, dear, she didn't tear
her new cape Yel-Dame Fashion did
it for her. Just to please the young
lady who goes to afternoon teas to
drink tea as well as talk, some obIg-
ing deviser of fashions cut swathe
in the cape veil and the mOdish young
lady need no longer hunger and
thirst while her less fashionable sis
tiers sip tea.
The state herald., 1915-02-26
INTERESTING ENEMIES.

In the American Magazine ap-
pears a story entitled "Hcmpfield."
By David Grayson, author Of Nrhe
Friendly Road" Following is a
little extract:
at is one OF the absurd contra
rieties of human nature that no
sooer do we decide that man is
not To be tolerated, that he is a vii
lain, than we begin to grow tremen-
dously interested in him. We want
TO see how he works. And the more
deeply We get interested the more
we begin to see how human he is, in
what a lot Of ways he is exactly like
us, or like some Of the friends We
love best-and usually we wind up
liking him, too"
The state herald., 1915-02-26
SNOW MADE me DIFFERENcE
What Was Ten Fest q land - Tired
Man at Work ohssslla0
SAthe Bsauttfulr

weather like this" aid Briefer,
the eminent barrister, ''taminds me
of an early case Of mins. 1t was a
real estate case, . contsntion over
the ownenhip Of q certain ten feet
Of ground, and I was confident that
We should win, for all the facts and
arguments were on our side.
Hence / was amazed when my
client, at the beginning Of the cross
examination, was asked il he had
not stated, q lately - the previous
month, that the 1kputed ten feet
Of ground did not belong to him,
but to his adversary, the next door
nsighbor, who was now fighting his
claim"
"'Yes,' my client answered, 4 did
state that
This admission amazed me more
than ever, and | leaned forward in
ny chair wondering what would
come next.
In the presence of witnesses,
eeid the cross-examining counsel,
you declared that these ten feet be-
longed, not to you, but to Mr.. Parks.
1s that not right?'
"Quite right. Quite right, SIR
said my client.
"Then after such an admission,
shouted the counsel, how dare you
how dare you, sir-come into this
court and claim the strip of land
Is your own?'
"Well, said my client, it was
Just after heavy snowstorm that
l said the ten feet belonged to
Neighbor Parks. We were both
shoveling off our sidewalks at the
time."-London Tit-Bits.
The state herald., 1915-02-26
Has used Chamberlain.s Cough
Remedy for 20 years

"Chamber!ain's Cough Remedy has
been used in my household for the past
twenty years. began giving il to my
children when they we're small. Az a
quick relief for Group. whooping cough.
and ordinary colds, il has no equal. Be-
ing free from opium and other harmful
drugs. never felt afraid to give 1t %
the children. have recommended il
to a large number Of friends and neigh
hors. who have used it and speak highly
of it. =" writes Mrs. Mary Minke. Shorts
vile, N. Y. 0btainable everywhere
The state herald., 1915-02-26
Golfers Weekly.

Everybody wants TO read Golfers
Weekly which has recently been redae-
cd In Iricc from $3.50 to s2.D and We
have made arrangements by which We
can furnish you Golfers Weekly and
the State Herald for 81 60. the regular
price Of Golfers alone. This Offer 10
good for both old and new subscribers
Come ir and see copy Of Golfers and
give us your name as . subscriber ~
we cannot promise n continuance OF this
offer for any length Of time.
The Rev. lrl K. Hicks
1915 Almanac.
The Rev. lrl X. Hicks Almanac, nov
ready. grows more popular and useful
with each passing year. II 10 h1'd
necessity la homes. shops and CONNER
cial establii hments all over this eonti-
ncnt. This famous and valuable year
book on nc tronomy. storms. weather
and earthquakes should be in svsry
home and o tIicc. Pr 'cr-or Hicks COM
ple,cs this b est issue Of his great A.
mannc at thu Close Of his seventeen
year. The A imanac willbc mailed lee
a cents. Tho Rev. Irl Il. Hicks ms
Magazine. W ord and Works. 10 sent oos
year, with copy Of his almanac. f'
only ore dollar. send.for them to Were
and Works Publishing Company. ssol
Frnnl tlin Ave, st. Louis. Mo. You vii
nevs regret your invsstmsnt. Try y
foR l1lk-
The state herald., 1915-02-26
Colds are often most sericrs
Stop possible complications

The disregard of a cold has often
brought many regret. The fact Of
sneezing, coughing, or fever should
be warning enough that your system
needs attention. Certainly loss of sleep
is most serious. 1t is warning given
by nature. 1t is mans duty to himself
tn assist by doing his part. DR.. Kings
New Discovery 10 based on a scientific
analysis of colds Soc at your druggist.
Buy hottie today. All dealers.