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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21
INSIDE BUSINESS PROPERTIES

INSIDE BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
$3.50 front # 9IxI2O corner
S225 front IT. s5xs0 corner
S250 front # 5Oxs5 corner
S525 front # s0zI20 corner
$3.50 front It 50xl2O corner
$500, 52x1ze improved corner. paying per
cent net.
s4250. 50x240 apartment site.
FL acre farm upper valley. All in cultiva-
ton at $1Z5 an acre. An exceptionally good
investment
FOR RENT-store room with trackage. san
Francisco St
A 5ozs5- basement on r p near L. D
r. H. ThOrne.
us san Francisco St. Phone - and loo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21
For Sale-Farms and Ranches


SHALL MISSOURI FARM
50 cash and So monthly: no interest or taxes;
rns.rl.ete yvrife for photographs and full
Information Munger D us. n l. LIE
Bldg. Kansas City. NO
AND STILL ANOTHER REASON.
"a acres located 80 miles from n taAo, y,
the Mesilla valley, = mile from 80. 5cuo l
good American neighborhOod, 20 acres ih
cultivation. about half in alfalfa, Iods room
house. all farming machinery- teams, go go
Also. 7 have listed with me Jrsc' IN. p
also listed with the Las Cruces Na.eE l'stLS
on which we can make the same pr -.
cept that I can put in all farmlns M ~ ~
cry. several good teams. anu deieIreu - -
ments can get you one per cent - ~
est these extrys are mine e1elN7-'~''-
Which 81 tine way 7 make my safes,
r. C. Bailey Land Co. SOC Mesa AVE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21

Seli-Livestock-5uy.
FIRST CLASS Jersey milk COWS for sale.
lowest price. Phone 4563
TWO fresh Jersey cows one pair mules.
horses. easy terms. Phone 6e36 N.
WANTED 20 buy mules and mares. state
price size and etc Write Bx. 1928. Fl Paso.
WILL TRADE new top buggy FOR milk COW
~6el Alameda Phone 35O5
FIVE gallon Jersey COW FOR sale cheap
Phone 6295 w
FIVE year old Jersey COW FOR sale cheap
Tel 3035 A.
Phone 1885.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21
ATTENTION
NTnTE MN

Double your money in one year Business
corner in two blocks Of Sheldon hotel s1Og
front f. $4,000 wiz handle this
See = l.. lane with Security Realty Co.
aD1-ie9 First Nat Bank Bldg Phone 67-e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21
500 Down
$50 MONTHLY INCLUDING INTEREST

Brand new room bungalow. never
been occupied; rooms all good size.
cement front porch with brick columns,
cement walk ia front Of house
screened-In back porch nice bath.
built Of red brick. on good lots only
three fourths block from car line. and
house is not far out tonly 1890 block.
north side and in good neirhhorhoCd.
The best buy on the market today-at
the price asked.
S2I5O.
W ere exclusive agents for this
house
CREEL 4 PHILLIPS.
Phone 5o75. 800 Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21
For Sale-Roorins dousss.

For Sale-Roousing Houses.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING
r. l. Daniel Furn- & Matt Fcty-
FIVE room furnished apartment Phone
sass ".
SIX room rooruing house for sale owner
leaving city. Cheap rent $3.50 cash Phone
2ose J.
For Sale or Exchange-KeaI Estate.
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FIVE room house. south front. lots 11l7
Wyoming
WILL take diamonds emeralds OF lots Up
20 $1,000 in trade for income property worth
$500. Rent S45-5a- owner d. ~
FOR SALE OR TRADE have building
site vel located close In. viii sell or trade
for new house or bungalow owner So
HAVE two good close in clear lots for sale
or viii put in as part payment on $4,000
Herald.
WILL TRADE my equity Of $500 in new
bungalow close TO Bliss St for lots Owner
I. Herald
For sale or exchange. % acres upper val
ley. VIII sacrifice for cl-h will trade
Tor Fl Paso dwelling or rooming house Bet
ter see US
Blair 4 Kloss.
as Roberts-Banner Bldg Phone 144e-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21
For SaIe-AutOmObiles-Wanted.

For Observation-Disclosures.
FOR SALE-I.are model . passenger Hupp
lights and starter. $50 Mesa
FORD touring ear. good condition. terms II
desired Phone SSei J.
SAXON roadster good eoadition s-75. Phone
4l5s.
FOR SALE-Buici. auto 5e. cheap. cash. DR.
l. D Strong Phone "a or l'I7-
FINE electric auto in good condition own
er lesvinE viii accept any reasonable offer.
Phone 5274
UPHOLsTERINCi. al kinds furniture. Auto
slip covers ard tops 20 order. r L. Daniel
Fur'- & Matt Fey.
FORD passenger electric lights good tires
fine mechanical shape. Must sell quick
snap n szI5 cash Phone 4b-L
FOR SALE-ssven passenger Packard. first
class condition. electric lights. etc. Great
bargain. Phone 52S4.
FREE AUTOMOBILE MARKET.
No commission charged Deal direct with
the owner Cars and motorcycles wanted
go Miila st Phone Sis5-
WE GUARANTEE to double -FOUR mileage
on any t1c acw or old. with Unvcr-al
SubcasinE listed perfectly inside the tire
without sewing ur heating. Prices S@ TO -
Universal Tire Specially Co 40 Mills St
Phone s15e.
AUTOMOBILE TO TRADE
Tor clear lots or good touring. ear An ideal
car Tor doctor. contractor or salesman
Jay Z. Knox Company
ee9 Mills 81 Phc-e -2s6
AUTOMOBILES AND FORDS.
Ford roadster. rebuilt. new body S3-5
Ford. five passenger. rebuilt go
Luiu truch .----------- -s-s.ss-- -
Ford. panel body new. rebuilt. ---....--- $40
Ford nine passenger jitne- ------------- go
overland. five passenger model tl------ sou
Ealge. 1--WE passenger .-.----- .-------.--- 4tY
Pathfinder. five passenger. electric light
ana starter -..--.-...--..--- 500
Regal five passenger .-...--..-..-.--- els
Willis 1890 H. truck. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
american roadster ------- --------. 9"V
i'acKard- five passenger. new top and
Cadillac eive rassenae- ........... $50
Hupraohile .-a6-- rtlna bout ......... 15O
Ford chassis RECOMMENDATIONS. $50
carload OF delivery bodies for Fords in
panel enclosed and opentypes.
A Few tires az the old price less 90 per cent
10 close out stock.
Hafcher-Sterner.
Used Cars
315 Texas St Telephone 7070.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21
Z. oKERLAND ST

Z. OVERLAND ST.
Business corner. new building for Sz1-oeo.
Nets per cert Bound to enhance in value
Terms.
Cassidy q Neel.
311 Mills ST. Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21

nice large rooms extra large sleeping
perch. s19e cash bal like rent.
See :. l.. Lane with Seeruiiy Realty Co.
4eS-aos First Nat. Bank Bldg Phone 577e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21
ON MONTANA ST

Close IN good . room bungalow completely
furnished. Immediate possession oniv
$500. $500 cash. bal like rent See mis-
today.
See :. I. Lane with Security Realty Co.
40S-s0s First Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone C7I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21
SOC on TIE s1.oo.

soc On THE SI.0O.
. room modern bungalow. good
brick, brick garage, lots. Must
have the money. Think Of "a.
all for $500. Terms.
CALL QUICK
WONT LAST.
White-Paden Realty Co.
2e6 No. Stanton
Phone 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21
INCOME PROPERTY.

ISXiz0 f. near Pearson mills with 40 room
tenement Income 500 per month. Some
good lots taken as part payment Price se5OO
Turn your unimproved into income property.
Jay +. Knox Company.
20s Mills ST Phone asss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21
MINES.

An extra good proposition in
New Mexico. gold and silver and
copper properties Investigate.
Pennebaker-5O9 Two Republics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-21

FULL GROWN dead cattle, horses and mules
With hides, hauled away. Phone "a
World's cresset., 1916-09-21

il the wilderness ard sleep
the woods.
And l will make them and the
places round about my hill a.
blessing, and I will cause the
shower to come down in his sea.
son, there shall be showers of
blessing;
And the tree of the teld shall
yield her fruit, and the earth
shall yield her increase, and
they shall be safe in their land.
and shall know that I am the
Lord, when l have broken the
band s>0f their yoke. and deliver.
ed them out OF ,he hand OF those
that served themselves of them,
And they shall no more be
prey TO the heather, neither
shall the beasts OF the land de.
YOUR them, hut they shall dwell
safely, and none shall make
them afraid.
And | will raise up for them a
plant of renown, and they shall
be no more consumed with hun
ger in the land, neither bear the
shame OF the heathen any more.'
Ezek, 81 Ii to 16 and 22 to 29}
There is many scriptures that
we could add to the many given
above. But we are fully persuad.
ed that there has been more than
IS necessary 10 establish the
point we have before the readers
which our heading represent.
There can be nothing left fer
them, but for to believe that God
in the near future will gather
his people the Israelites home to
their own land to be pjucked up
no more. So hoping and trusting
that our labor will be crowned
with honor to God ard his cause.
We shall beg to remain friend
TO che reader. Amen.
World's cresset., 1916-09-21

sins "f Judah. and !hey shall
nut ue Fonnd: ,or / viii nAraun
them whom | reserve. Oar. so
10 20l
Again we quote.
And so all Israel shall be
saved as 1T is written There shall
come out Of Sion the Deliverer,
and shall turn away ungodliness
from Jacob. For this is my GOV.
enant unto them when l shall
take away their sins,
AS concerning the gospel they
are enemies for your sakes but,
as touching the election they are
beloved for the fathers sakes."
(Rom. 11--26-27-2S)
For He says.
IAN the land shall be turned
as a plain from Geba to Rimmon
south of Jerusalem; ard 1t shall
be lifted up and inhabited in
her place from Beniemin's gate
unto the place OF the first gate
unto the corner gate and from
the tower Of Hananeel unto the
kings winepresses,
And men shall dwell in it. and
there sha.! be no more utter de-
struction; but Jerusalem shall
be safely inhabited,
I'm that day shall there be
upon the bells of the horses
HOLINESS UNTO THE LORD;
and the pots in the Lords house
shall be like the bowls before
the aner.
Yea. every pot 10 Jerusalem
and in judah shall he holiness
unto the Lord of hosts and all
they that sacrifice shall come
and take of hem and seethe
therein and In that day there
shall be no more the Canaanites
, in the house of the Lord OF
hosts '(Zech. IA -10-11 & 20 q
| Therefore He says again;
For thus saith the Lord Cod
Behold I even I will both search
my sheep and seek them out.
World's cresset., 1916-09-21

As a shepherd seeketh ont his
il'ck in the day thai he is among
his sheep that are scattered so
will | seek out my sheep and
will deliver them out of all plac.
es where yhey have been scatter.
ed in the cloudy and dark day.
And l will bring them out
from the people and gathe~
them from the countries and will
bring them 10 their own land
and feed them upon the noun
tain OF Israei by the rivers and
in all the inhabited places Of the
country.
l will feed them In good pas,
ture and upon the high noun.
tains OF Israel shall their fold be;
there shall they lie in good told
and in a fat pasture shall they
feed upon the mountains of
Israel.
| will feed my flock, and l will
cause them to lie down saith the
Lord God.
l will seek that which was lost
and bring again that which was
driven away and will bind up
that which was broken and will
strengthen that which was sick,
but I will destroy the fat and the
strong | will feed them with
Judgment. -
Therefore will save my flock
and they shall no more be a prey
and l will Judge between cattle
and cattle.
And ! will set up one Shepherd
over them and he shall feed
them, even my servant David he
shall feed them, and he shall be
their shepherd.
J And the Lord will be theil
God, and my servant David @
prince among them. I the Lore
have spoke it.
And I will make with them q
covenant of peace, and will cause
the evil beast to cease ous of the
land and they shall dwell spfely
World's cresset., 1916-09-21
THE PROMISE Of GOD.
The Jews Must Be
Gathered Again.
TEXT.

Come, and let US return unto
tie Lord: for he hatn torn,
and he will heal US; he hath
srnltten. and he will bind US up.
After two days will he revive
US: in the third day he will raise
us up, and we shall live in his
sight. cHosea. 6 --1-2.)
After we have been thourough
]y convinced, by the reading OF
our last article that the Jews,
after the fall of Jerusalem, was
led away captive among all ma.
tions. We are satisfied they must
be gathered again. For our text
Is, come let US return. they had
got away somewhere and they
realized this, Therefore they
= said come let us return. Now
the point is. Did God do what
they said He did? For by the
above language. it appears that
the Jews say that God hath
torn" Yes according to dis own
Word He savs.
For I will be unto Ephraim as
a lion, and as young lion TO
the house of Judah I even l,
will tear and 60 away; l will
take away, AID none shall rescue
him.
l will go and return to my
place, till they acknowledge their
offence; and seek my face: In
their sfflictiop they will seek ne
early, ('Hosea, 5-14-15,)
Now then we have learned that
Christ was here, and said, that
He would tear and then go away
until they would seek Him.
And ae says IN their affIiction
they will seek Him early. To
this agree the prophesy, in their
own language as above recorded
And which prove that they are
to be gathered and restored. BUT
still we are not satisfied. But
will quote again.
Yea, though they have hired
among the nations, now will |
gather them, and they shall
sorrow q little for the burden of
the king OF princes. Hosea
5-10)
Yes His declaration is, that
He will gather them. Again He
says:
For behold in those days and
In that time when l shall bring
again the captivity Of Judah and
Jerusalem. I will also gather all
nations, and will bring them
down into the valley OF Jehosha
phat, and will plead with them
there for my people and for my
heritage Israel whom they have
scattered among the nations
j.. and parted my land" Joel 81 2
Can you not see the difference
In the two people for be says
Behold. I will raise them out
OF the place whittier ye' have
sold them, and will return your
recompence upon your own heat
Joel 81
Again He says;
But Judah shall dwell 'foI
ever, and Jerusalem from gene
ration to generation.
For I will cleanse thei
blood that have not cleansed
for the Lord dwelleth in Zion
Joel 3--20-21
He will gather them saith th
: Lord. This is after they hav
remained many days without
kino ac vou horo u;r, r
World's cresset., 1916-09-21


Of l>raej return, and seek he
Lord tha'r God, and David tn cir
king; and stall fear the Lord
and his goodresa in the latter
days. Hosea. 3--5
just what our Text says The
last DAYS is now in view. Their
King wns taken from them when
this language was fulfilled;
For Behold the Lord the Lord
Of hosts doth take away from
Jerusalem and from Judah the
stay and the staff the whole
stay of bread and the whole
stay Of water" lisa. 3-1)
And when. the stay and the
staff was taken away was when
Christ blinded their eyes by
parallels and died on the cross to
give eternal life to the Gentiles,
(See ST. John 12 -39-4O.
You see then that they must
abide without a klng for some
time and knowing from observar
tion that thay have passed tbrou.
oh snch an ordeal we again quote
this to show that they are after
wards to be gathered again into
their own land:
For. 10, I will command, and
Twill sift the house Of Israel
among all nations like as the
corn Is sifted in sieve yet shall
not the least grain fall upon the
earth. All the sinners of my
people shall die by the sword.
which say. The evil shall not
oyertake nor prevent us. In
that day will raise up the tab.
ernacle of David that is fallen
and close up the breaches there.
of; and I will raise up his ruins,
and | will build 1t as In the days
Of old:
That they may possess the rem
nant of Edom, and of ali the
heathen. which are called by my
name, saith the Lord that doetn
this.
| Banold. the days come, saith
the Lord, that the ploughman
shall overtake the reaper. and
the treader OF grapes him that
soweth seeds; and the mountains
shall drop sweet wine. and ell
the hills shall melt: And l will
bring again the captivity Of my
people of Israel and they shall
build the vast cities and inhabit
them; and they shall plant vine
yards and drink the wine there
Of they shall also make gardens
and eat the fruit of them And
will plant them upon their lane
and they shall no more be pulled
up out of their land which
J have given them saith the Lore
thy God" (Amos 9 9 to 15)
Here is a declaration that Gnt
! will! build up the Tabernacle o
! David which declares the gather
l ing OF the Jews and the building
! up Of the vast places OF many
generations. This is confirmed
] in Act. showing that it is yet Il
be saying.
. And to this agree the words
y of the prophets: as it is written
After this I will return ane
t will build again the tabernacle
of David which Is fallen down
. and l will build again the ruin'
G thereof and I will set it up.
) ,(Acts. 15-15 -16t
d After this that il after Chris
had once been here and COR,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-01
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

many people walo are no longer iittle-- were quite pleased and interested We'd nesday morning when the advance bill poster for a circus that is to show here arrived in town.
 Especial Success of Memorial Day.
 Members of the G. A. R. expressed appreciation Wednesday Of the inter est shown in Danielson and throughout tEe town In assisting at the Memorial exercises. The Memorial day crowd here was the largest in years.
 Collect Many Blossoms.
 Though flowers of the wild variety have been slow to develop this spring, pupils in the graded school here have brought specimens Of about TO diner ent varieties, the sixth grade pupils being especially successful collectors.
 Mrs. A. c. Taylor, who has had much missionary experience among Italian immigrants arriving at the port of Boston, Is to address meetings of Bap- tist organisations in Danielson Friday afternoon and evening.
 Staff of School Publication.
 The following is the board chosen to manage the next issue of The Kill lonian, the Killingly High school pub hcation, the seniors who have mad the management being busy with matters pertaining to their graduation: Editor, Harold Burgess; social editor Miss Alice Wells; advertising manager, Tom DanielSon; business manager, Henry allup; alumni editor, Dorothy Burton; sporting editor, Fabian Russell
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-01
RECEPTION TO SENIORS.
Alumni of High School Plan Social
 Event at Armory This Year.

Secretary Carroll Allen of Killingly, High School Alumni association is pre- pairing to send out his annual notices relative to the reception to be given in honor of the senior class of the high school as one of the important events of commencement week. This year, as a departure from time honored custom, the reception Is to be Gleld in the state armory. The alumni association has grown in membership so rapidly during the past few years that the town hall had been crowded beyond comfortable capacity at receptions. The state ar mory, with it's larger floor space, will insure holding this years reception with more comfort for all than has same time, the armory's new floor is
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-01

E. M. Wheaton, head of the Whea- ton Building and Lumber company, said Wednesday upon his return from New Brunswick that the deal for 28,- 900 acres of fine timber lands in New Brunswick, a matter over which he has been negotiating for some time. has not been closed yet, Mr. Whea- ton was accompanied on the trip by pr. Gardner l.. Miller, of Thompson.
 We were both very well pleased with the property MT. Wheaton de- clared. They asked a certain sum for it and we offered another sum, and at that point the negotiations rest until those with whom we were dealing have an opportunity to refer our offer to those higher up"
 There are 15O.000,0Oo feet of as fine timber as stands in New Brunswick on the property in question. The tract includes a village of twelve houses, boarding house, a refriger- ating plant and creamery, slaughter house, three barns and modernIy equipped lumber manufacturing mill having a capacity of 60,0O0 feet day. A railroad line runs out to the prop erty, which is not distant from Monc- ton, one of the principal cities of New Brunswick.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-01

and her death was due to that cause. Mrs Soule was born Aaig. 5. 1857. in Foster. R. I. On July q, 1S72 she was married to Harry A Soule in East KiilingIy. MT. and Mrs. Soule have been residents of Putnam for 1e
 Mrs. soule leaves her husband and an aunt. 1drs. Nancy Munyan of Fos- ter, R. T.
 Will Preach at Congregational Church
 Rev. ". L. Beard, en route to Put nam from Foochow, China, where he is at the American college, 10 to preach at the Congregational church Rev. Mr. Beard will be rendered a re- ception by the people of the church during his stay in this city, where his family is resident.
 Equal Franchise Meeting.
 The Putnam Equal Franchise League will hold a meeting in odd Fellows. hall Friday evening at O. clock. E. H. Johnson and Mrs. Elvina R. Barber, member of the school com mittee, will speak in a general way upon school matters, so this meeting promises to be of much local Inter- est. Plans will also be discussed the coming Mindham county convention Miss Rosamond Danielson, which wili be held in thls city June IT. Speak CTS from the state board will be present and outline future activities.
 Mrs. Walter Dudley and daughters, Helen and Evelyn of Woonsgcket, have been the guests of MT. and Mrs, l.. w. Winsiow.
 Buys Elliott Property.
 James Wright, a railroad man well known in this city, on "Wednesday purchased the property of Mrs. c. c. Elliott, South Main street. Mir. and Mrs A. F. Wood of Dan- ielson were visitors with relatives in Putnam Wednesday.
 Miss Josephine BouIay of Provi- dence has been the guest of friends in this city.
 GoodaIe- Wheaton Engagement.
 The engagement of Mss Beatrice Goodale, Leominster, Mass, to Ray mond J. Wheaton. son of MT. and Mrs. B. M. Wheaton of this city, Is announced.
 Attorney Charles L. Torrey was in Willimantic Wednesday attending su- perior court.
 Ray B. Gould of Worcester was a visitor with friends in Putnam We'd
 To Address School Girls. Dr. valeria Parker is to address the girls of the high and grammar schools in Putnam on the afternoon of June 6. The Story of Life will be her sub
 Campaign for New Members.
 There were meetings Wednesday of the center organizations that are to campaign for an increase in mem bership of the Putnam Chamber of Commerce. It is expected that a large number of new members will be secured.
 | Several near accidents at grade crossings in this section of the state were told of Wednesday, following Memorial day experiences. Most of those who figured in escapes were passengers in automobiles
 Will Pitch for Andover. Raymond Sheldon of Woodstock is to pitch today for the Andover team, he having recovered from an acci- dent, year ago, that resulted in the loss of the tips of fingers on the l pitching hand.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-01
INVESTIGATING CANADIAN
 MuNITloN CONTRACTS
Letters Introduced discriminating Gen
 eral Sir Sam Hughes.

Ottawa, Ont, May 31.-Letters pur- porting to have been written by Frank Webb, of New York, to General Sir Sam Hughes, minister of militia, of fering to manufacture fuses at from. $3.50 to $3.75 each, were produced to-. day. while General Hughes was on the witness stand. before the com mission investigating alleged exces- sive profits in munition contracts.
 This offer. counsel asserted, was made one month before the contract for five million fuses was signed with the American Ammunition and Inter national Arms and Fuse companies s.t s4 90 each. with the alleged appro- :vai of General Hughes. Attorney F, H. Markey, who produced the letters, ..1:d he . tained them from MT. Webb in New York
 General Hughes and General Be- tl", m. deputy chairman Of the imper- ial munitions board, said they had never heard of any Of these letters before. The commissioners said the matter would be investigated.