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New Britain herald., 1916-07-31
Saturday Night Fights.

1 Saturday Night Fights. 1 There was some excitement at the center Saturday night caused by fights in which man somewhat the worse from intoxicants were engaged. While they were in progress, the
 consta bles stood idly by, seemingly
 believing that the capture of trans fer station drunks was more import ant than the quelling of brawls. A well known Plainville negro, who regards himself as a pugilist met In | mortal combat" a white man from New Britain with whom he had an l argument and was so badly worsted, l according to the reports from eye wit
 nesses, that he will probably retire,
 temporarily at least, from enter prises in which the manly art plays l a prominent part
 Several Italians got into a wrangle | at the Hotel Clarendon and for a ] time it looked as if there would be riot for the officers to contend with. Nevertheless it is reported that they made no move to break up the gang. The policemen were severely criticised by a well known citizen, who was in the Vicinity at the time, for their fail ure to act.
 Brief Items.
 Mss Geneva and Raymond Distin oi Mountain View are the guests of thelr aunt Mrs. Mary Russell of Park street
 Mrs. William Doherty and son, Will liam, of New Britain, are visiting Mrs. Doherty's brother, B. J. Chi chester of Bicycle street.
 John H. Trumbull returned home yesterday from the Hartford hospital where he underwent a successful operation for appendicitis several days ago. MT. Trumbull is now well on the road to recovery.
 D. c. Peck spent Sunday with re19- tives in Winsted.
 The Foresters' baseball nine t,i- umphed over the Stars of Southington yesterday afternoon at Aliens field. The game was we'll played and hotly contested, the home boys getting the 1 long end to a five to four score.
 Mrs. Harold Parmelee of Indian | apolis has been called home because Of the critical illness of her mother, Mrs. C. c. Seymour of East Main | street. Mrs. Seymour Is patient in the Hartford hospital and yesterday | was reported to be dying. The phy- s1cians have given up hope for her recovery.
 The Misses Ruth Ryder and Inoz ] Gladwin entertained number of their Plainville friends yesterday at Morris park, where they have been spending their vacations.
 Miss Philena Beach, who has been making her home for some time with | Mrs. F. D. Warfield of Park street, l
New Britain herald., 1916-07-31
BeHrin News
 BUCKET BRIGADE .. OUENCHES FLAMES
 Spontaneous Combustion Causes
 Fire in CarlSOn'S Barn on Turnpike WET HAY THE CA USE
Unable to Get Out of Way, Man Suf-
 fers Broken Leg-Swedish Repub- <. Town Meeting TonightBriefs.

But for the efforts of a bucket brigade formed by neighbors and passing motorists, the barn of c. L. be a mass of ruins. Like most of the farmers in town, MT. Carlson has spent the past two weeks, weather permitting in bringing in the hay. He had accumulated a barn full and no one had been near the structure since Friday evening. Saturday afternoon about o'clock, flames were seen to issue from the barn, and the air was filled with a thick black smoke. Neighbors and passing motorists joined and a bucket brigade was formed. The members worked hard &1d the only damage was holes in the side and roof of the structure. The hay was damp when stacked. and 1t is thought the blaze was caused by spontaneous combustion.
 At first the flames shot high in the air, and aid was asked from the city of New Britain. Chief Dame immediately responded with chemi- calls, but when he arrived the fire brigade had the flames entirely sub dued Only a nominal loss was sus- tained.
 Has Broken Leg.
 Henry Johnson of New Britain was struck by an automobile on the Beech Swamp road near the White Bridge Saturday evening about II o'clock and suffered a broken leg, as we'll as several cuts about the body The driver of the machine made sev- eral attempts to pass MT. Johnson, but the man turned every time the machine did Finally the driver made an attempt to pass and suc- ceeded in ditching his machine. Mr. Johnson was grazed by the automo bile The driver immediately noti- fed First Selectman William H. Gib- ney, who had the injured man taken to Dr. R. M. Griswold's, where he was attended by Dr. Johnson. Later, Henry Foirens truck, which was passing, took the man to the New Britain General hospital.
 Successful Outing.
 The first annual outing of the Swedish Republican club was held yesterday in Seaburg's grove and was a more complete success than anti cipated About 300 were in atten- dance, including all the members and their families tasty feed" was served and President Louis Anderson hard charge of the post-prandial ex- ~~rcfses. There were only two speak es on the program, First Selectman siIIiam H. Gibney and c, A. Carl son of Bristol. The former gave an interesting discourse on Republican
New Britain herald., 1916-07-31

George W. Norris, appointed to membership On the new federal farm loan board by President Wilson is a we'll known citizen of Philadelphia He Is a democrat in politics. MT. Nor ris inherited a large fortune and re- tired from business to devote himself to public work, After being grad uated from the University of Pennsyl- vanta he was successively a news paper man, a lawyer and a banker lie was 8 member of Mayor Blanken- burg's cabinet, serving the city as di= rector of wharves, docks and ferries and is director of the Federal Re- serve Bank of Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-31
Muscle Soreness

Prevent soreness and lameness when playing tennis, ball, golf and other out-of-door sports, by having for instant use Minard's liniment the effective antiseptic which is pure and stainless and which is so popularly used by most every one this season.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-31
STRIKE IN LAWRENCE.

Lawrence, Mass, July 31.-A strikd of workmen employed in building trades under the direction of thd Allied Trades Council, and which
 leaders claim may affect 2,o00 skilled workers, began here today. A requestI of the bod carriers for increased! wages precipitated the strikes.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-31
scHaTd, CASE CONTINUED.

New London, July 3l.-Judge Wn. B. Colt in police court this morning continued the case of Frank SchalI, accused of the theft of $125 worth of postage stamps until Sept on re- quest of Federal authorities who are working on the case.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-31


 the general policies of the Swedish States Republican club. The mem bers feel highly gratifed over the result of their first outing and feel certain the organization will gain many new mem bers.
 To Start Winter Season.
 Although Old Mercury hovers away up. the local Grange will start it's winter activities at it's meeting to- morrow evening. Lecture Miss Irene Viets will have charge of the pro- gram and has arranged a very inter esting program. It follows: Paper-"Can a temperance worker conscientiously buy brewers and distillers grain?" Thomas Cashman Mandolin solo -. Miss Minnie Gibbs Reading ........ Miss Maud LeClecH Reading ..... Miss Elsie Anderso0 Talk-'Temperance in all Things " ............. H. H. Spooner Reading-'Topics of the day.
 .............. Julius Woodruff Piano solo ... Miss Jennie Baldwin Reading ...... Mrs. E. 5. Ada1ns Reading ... Miss Alberta Elton Address-"What is the Oranges
 
 Special Town Meeting.
 There will be a special town meet ing this evening at o'clock to take action on the proposed concrete curb ing and gutters for WOrthlngtOn Ridge. The meeting will be asked to appropriate S700 for the towns share of the cost. While it was said there was considerable opposition to the work in other parts of the town Sat urday, this feeling seems to have undergone a complete change. Those favoring the project sad that the town has not spent anything on the new thoroughfare and if left in it's present condition it will not only be unsightly, but will be very bad in the winter, for the snow melting will wash down on several houses on the lower end of the street.
 "Uncongenial Atmosphere Not a tear was shed this noon about o'clock, when the four cars con- taining the negro colony, recently i'm ported from Virginia by the railroad company were pulled out of town. At first the townspeople were pleased to have the colony here, for the mem bers amused by their witty sayings and dancing and singing. But alas and alack, a pay day came and then the citizens took back all the nice things they had said about the boys. A few of the colony were ordered taken away by the authorities, be- cause of their physical condition, it being thought they would become a charge on the town.
 An impression went around that the colony would be encamped near the peat works, but the lack of water facilities, for bathing purposes, made this impossible. Several of the crew have deserted since coming here and have taken other jobs. few protests were made to the railroad officials and the latter decided to move the colony to East Hartford. One of the gang was asked this morning, why they were going and he replied "This atmosphere am cer- tain1y uncongenial."
 Briefs.
 Major and Mrs. Frank l., Wilcox and family left this morning for Maine, where they will spend the next month.
 c. R. James and Arthur Marston of New Brunswick, N. J., are the guests of local relatives.
 Mrs, Ado1ph Johnson and Mrs. Bernard Brennan of Kensington are sojourning at Norfolk,
 There are three advertised letters
New Britain herald., 1916-07-31
FARMER HANGS SELF.

South Norwa1k, July 31.-Frank Bishop, well known Wilton farmer, hanged himself in the barn of Mrs. Mary White, in Cannondale, this morning.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-31

which can be done. This can be done with profit instead of expense.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
Ordinance.

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lights with an electric switches and cut
offs permanently located at least four inch
section "a. No gasoline or other voIatiies
shall be kept In any building Dt wheu
stored or handled in self closing safety con-
tainers or in portable filling tanks
(al When self closing safety containers
are used for the storing OF handling Of guso-
line or other voiatflee not more Than five
(jl gallons Of gasoline or other volatile
shall be kept In any building. and the self
closing containers must be made or metal
and must he ,of approved construction. and
must be Of a capacity not TO exceed five 90
tbj when filling tanks are used for the
storing or handling Of gasoline or other
volatiles the containers must be Of a ca
must be of at least 3-16 inch tank steel and
must he OF approved construction. The said
steel wheels. not less than 30 inches in di-
ameter. the same being equipped with rub
- ~ el.l IL w piOylutu
Win an app oEeu aIi .inrt-i SUCTION pump
This pump 10 De provided with hose at
tachmcnt. and the hose must not exceed
eight 90 feet IN length. The pump must
be equipped with an improved ground KEY
slul-"Ni Npch iltIt nose Us attached 70
pump also with improved ground KEY shut
off cock at end of hose The pump must
be equiDped with convenient lock. and the
same must De locked when not IN use
Section s.. All ordinances or parts OK
ordinances ign conflict with this ordinance
shali be. and the same are, hereby repealed
insofar as In conflict and no further.
Section 16 Whereas there is no sufficient
ordinance regulating the storage and keep
ing and handling or the substances herein
mentioned. and the danger to life and prop
erty resulting from such lack is great ana
increasing. therefore. a case Of great pub
lie emergency exists which REQUIRES the sus-
pension Of the chrrter rule that no ordi-
nance shall be finally ado9ted until IL has
been read i'm open meeting Of the CITY Couu-
Gil at two regular meetings thereof and said
rule bv the unanimous vote OF the Alder
men present and with the consent Of the
Mayor is here now suspended and this or
dinauca shall take effect from and after its
passage. auprova aud publication.
PASSED. and approved, this 3rd day Of
March 4. d.. 1916.
Tom Lea
Mayor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

CLOSE IN BARGAIN
4 room and bath, chicken yard and barn In
the 1900 block. north OF track close TO
school and car line.
PRICE Si50O. Some terms.
New state Realty Co.
326 Mills Bldg. Phone 1891
WYOMING ST.
50Xl 20 elegant room. two story red pressed
brick. sleeping porch, cement porch south
front, sidewalk paving in and paid for.
$4,000. Terms.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
1e0N150 close in. best location for stores or
apartment Eothing Ike it in city. 100000.
Terms.
Douglas c. Crowen, Agency.
224 Mills Bldg. Phone as.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10


Az ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION Is
OF AN OHDlNANCE PASSED AND AP-
SECTION WAS AMENDED by An on
DINANCE PASSED AND APPROVED
THE F. DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1915.
FEGULATGSG TRAFFIC. WITHIN THE
CITY LIMITS or THE CITY OF Ell
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN-
Gil OF THE CITY or Ell PASO TEXAS,
Section J. That section 10 of an
ulnance passed and approved December p.
l9l 4. as said section as amended by an
ordinance passed and approved shr 18th day
Of November. 1878. reRaiatiuE traffic within
the CITY limits OF the city Of IN Paso Texas.
be. and the s4HiH Is. hereby amended to also
include Tie following street in the district
where vehicles cannot stand longer than
Section 2. That il shall be unlawful TO
leave any vehicle standing or httched for
O. longer period than twenty minutes on that
part or North III Paso street beginning at
the uortherlv line Of San Francisco street
Of Franklin street
The fact that there is no sufficient Or
cluaucc regulatuE parking of vehicles with
pa the city limits Of the CITY OF El Pasn
creates public necessity which REQUIRES
Che suspension OF the charter rule that TO
ordinance shall be finally adopted until 10
has been read In omen meeting Of the CITY
Council Ht two meetings thereof said rule
hN unanimous vote of the aldermen present
and with the consent OF Oh. Mayor is now
hereby suspended. and this ordinance shall
publication.
Passed and approved this 3rd day OF
March. y. D. 1916
Tom Lea.
Mayor.
j. r. Davveon. CITY Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
For Sale Real E,t.t.-Citr PrOpertH

For Sale Real Estate-City Property
FOR SALE BK OWNER-4 room new mod
ern brick house and sleeping porches on
two full lots fenced, barns and lawn. VIII
trade for lots or auto that is In good condi-
tion, and worth the money. Price cut to
$500 Phone 6s67.
CHEAPEST BOULEVARD APT. SITE
corner lots. pavement and sidewalks in
and paid for. Price $4,000.
II. z. Kilburn Co.
5S2 list Natl Bank Bldg Phone SOB.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE FOR SALE
CHEAP-Located in the best part OF Man
haitian Heights. two full lots paving and
sidewalks paid Tor. Can be bought for $500
under the market value. Hustle il you want
this
Phone 1850. 9O4 San Antonio st,
THE FINEST CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
IN Ell PASO.
2 rooms in lots on exclusive Montana st.
Hardwood floors, all rooms. except bath,
which IS tiled. Hot water heat. Laundry,
garage; large shed. Beautiful grounds. I'm
usually good inside finish. The house viii
sell furnished with very elegant and COM
piete modern furniture or unfurnished II
preferred The owner would not object 90
taking good lots part payment You
must see the place to appreciate the rare
MEXICO REALTY AND INVESTMENT co.
i. b. Puga, Mgr
Hotel sheldon, on Little Plaza. Phone Sss.
AT SACRIFICE PRICES.
l75X120 S. y. cor. Douglas and Cebada SITS
only $4,000. Terms.
1900 50. IT. 1900 blk. Magofrn Ave. $3.50,
Easy terms.
s5x12o improved in 900 blk Mesa Ave.
$4,000. Income 10 per cent net
7sE120 partly improved, OPP. Houston park
$1,000. Present income $50 a month.
4Ox12O cor. improved bungalow. in 900 blk.
Dallas ST. $4,000.
52zs7 cor. Boulevard and Cotton Ave. $1,000
Terms to suit.
Call, phone or write X. II. IhOrne,
SIS San Francisco ST. Phones "a and 100.
READ THIS-New bungalow. five rooms
with large glazed in sleeping porch, hard
wood floors builtin features. gas. sewer.
electric lights, everything complete includ-
ing fence and shed. This is a close i'm
proposition located just off Of the best
car service in the city and the price IS
only S3l5o. small cash payment and ball
ance like rent This is an opportunity not
10 be neglected.
james J.. Mari s Company.
Phone 1850. 3O4 San Antonio st,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
For Sale Real Estate
Country Property.

Tor Odie Real Estate
Country Property.
BARGAIN-1so acres raw valley land il
sold within so days s20 per acre. an level,
signed up TO Elephant Butte. Hatch, n. NJ.
HAVE LOCATED mechanics. railroad men
and farmers from Ell Baso ON homestcads
here All satisfied. Have three good ones
now ready close tn, watcr for irrigation
fee reasonable. Box 121. Tularosa. n. ".
For Sale-Farms and Ranches
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Seyoral small
tracts fine valley laUd TO 100 acres. Easy
terms Also several beautiful city lots.
owner SIG First National Bldg Phone 1858.
RANCH FOR sALE-6s6O acres "a miles
north Toyah. Texas. fenced and watcred.
house. corrals. Sl.25 per acre cash. Sl-5V
due state. Box rs. Toyah. Tex
WATER AND GRASS for 1000 cattle not
far from 1l Paso. Very reasonable terms.
H. f. Kilburn Co.
55s lst Natl. Bank Bldg Phone so5-
SMALL MISSOURI FARM
$40 cash and So monthly; no interest or
taxes; highly productive land, close To three
big markets Write for photographs and
full Information. Munger D-lSS n. y Life
Bldg. Kansas City N.
CATTLE. CATTLE. 1900 head extra good
m IlNHIhfe leHIiANEN iAhlt NdAlN'. iWNH AN'l
registered bulls. $50 heifers i'm bunch. $3.50
for May delivery. Soc B. " Hale
II. +. kilburn Co.
J32 LIST Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone SOB,
"a acres d. mile from school and town in
upper valley Good land. an improved.
mostly in good stand alfalfa. an n cultiva-
ton fully equipped with teams and ma
chinery. an for the sum 1f $4,000.
We also have ono Of the best IL not tho
best buy in the lower valley. which we wish
Bailey Land Go. 3OG Mean Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

BUILDING SITES WANTED.
In exchange for this room brick
bungalow on Bliss 81. Glazed porch,
hardwood floors. furnace. Will trade
for lots.
Hawkins Bros, Phone 2s00.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
For Sale Real Estate-City Property


In the 1900 block Of one OF the best resi-
dence streets Of the city We have a new
five room bungalow. heating plant, hard
wood floors builtin features sidewalk, M
fact everything complete. This house can
be bought for $500 cash, balance like rent
James l.. Mari a Company,
Phone 42sO 30t san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

LEASE and furniture Of strictly modern
apartment house and good rooming house
for -ity property.
EXCHANGE anything sou have for some
thinE you want
so ACRES Of well improved valley ranch
for California or eastern property. good
paying business iu El Paso FOR city or
valley.
100 acres miles Alamogordo, Improved,
stocked. clear, for California.
room brick house for roomiug house.
New state Realty.
ss6 MILF Bldg. Phone 1921
LOTS WANTED N ENCHANGE for this
new 70 room bungalow ou Bliss ST. undcr
construction. glazed porch furnace, hard
TRADE YOUR VACANT lots in on this
new room bungalow iu Alta Vista. brcar-
fast room, glazed porch. hardwood floors,
trade your lots balance easy terms. no cash
NEW STORY Only SiOOO-owner must
SCH. $1,000 down win handle it. i'm Sunset
CLOSE IL. this room bungalow in sun
sot Heights. hardwood floors. sleeping
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS LOTS WANTED
ia exchange Tor 4 room brick with base
mont Would consider Highland Park lots.
Cut FROM S2I50 TO $500, this is one Of
the best bargains on the market. in Alta
Vista. PAYS u per cent on investment
FOR CASH, this q room homo on fun
lots. for quick sale, $500. room 10 build
smother house.
APARTMENT HOUSE paying 20 per cent.
north side. $4,000.
ON BOULEVARD. room brici, $3.50 down.
Nl5 monthly. Rents for $35 monthly.
u NEW BUNGALOWS under construction.
will trade for your vacant lots. or Will
build for you ON your lots.
$3.50 DOWN. SIS monthly for 4 room house
on fun lots. f22b0.
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

{ ROOM BU NGALOW
500 down
New. large basement blOck
of car line. . blocks OF schools
Price $4,000. balance s25 inc. int.
". y. Hale & Co.
5o5 First Natl Bank Bldg
Tel 1912.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
For SaIe-FuFnifuFe.

For SaIe-Furniture.
WHEN TOU RAVE End hand furniture 10
soil call TcNaa Furniture CO. Phone 1921
too $ Ei Paso So
FURNITURE OF g room house. rooms
fixed Tor housekeeping and rented. suitable
for family mat wants to save rent walk
ing distance. Phone 1867 ~
HOUSE for rent furniture for sale, coal
range reRriEerat tor. oak dining table. shades
coal stove. new brass bed. bed springs, mat
tresses, f2l Upson Phone $3.50 W.
AUCTION SAFE.
Furniture. cooking utensils dishes. tools
live stock and etc. Sale starts I p. m. every
SATURDAY. cor. Mills and Campbell send IN
anything you have for sale
square Deal Auction %. Phone 1875.
Dogs, For Sale, Wanted. Etc.
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CHIHU AHUA dogs for sale cheap. 1928
FOR sALE-BeautituI collie puppies Well
marked. Phone 35s- J. 201A Richmond.
For Sale-MOtorcycIes
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FOR SALE-Twin cylinder motorcycle. good
condition. new tires. chssp. Phone 5l0S-
For Sale-MiscsHaneons.
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Gas RANGE for sale. Phone 1888 w
iSl8,, new White sewing. machine 80
VIII trade for good horse Gail 6l2 Dallas
tOk 9ALE-stTict.y choice rust pI r17l seeu
go - -, ---I--.- .,---- . W I--13 -2-e5-
FOR SAIL carat diamond blue white.
A perfect gem. Reasonable. Write 420 care
- = =
fOR sALE about Two dozen AaIiln s3 ~.
rifles - OCraguu barrel VIII sell at less
than cost. r.. t. Daniel Furn. a. Matt Facty
FOR sATF-sas. Gasoline range. three
Prone PT,e' es5 S.' OH " '''
SELLING OUT-Restau-aat OUTFIT. gas
o o56sf 9E2 % n'5 south 2In' stanton 2
FOR sALE-Oua Edison Dictaphone com
pletc with fuI OF records. receiving and
transcr!birg machine record shaving ma
g srie. a IL, ,,s l,,,t y s5d
in ,,.rss.r sor,if.ior VViu sail for reason
able sgurc Phone 2912. EI Paso Smelling
NSaeJ helSieNSC Dus4HSSo NHSSAstyo
~o~02;-ac,:Sss.:s: SeS9ts 1221ts3-co
2. o 30. 81 Paoaea s555 and .O2a.
CTAREYCE TOYGSFCKFR - P6o1. 554.
Suite sl9-52o First Natl Bank Bids
JNO \ gIONTACVE.
Room 329. st Nat. Bank Bldg Phone 1922.
u. h. HENpHLcK, 20 years. ezDsEEisnee OF
- AUCu0neefs. -
Auction sa % a and Y 5dani..ion Broker.
ofiiee phone t9l- Hesldsnce phone S55s
s.,, Otiise. l.,.57ance to Cap.e7 Bog.
J Sell ,=ze5zs4as At auction or Private Sale:
Business Colleges.
-, 100000 - -
DRAt ehoA's COLLEGE guarantees positions
Caruets Cleaned.
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COMrEEsSE0 AlH, steam or vacuum car
P %e,I f',n'''5 Pbors 45gS S' lay i's Ou sang
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Carpets CLEANED. furniture repairing.
Vacuum c4Ees. gl.s2iqs yo1ss phone s:ls
CaFpet weaving.
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China Painting.
GUYT0N sTuDIo. lessons. nroing. Pm. 5o0s.
MISSES STROUD STUDIO. fo1e n. Flor-
rnr.. Phone S1St +. Lessons orders and
=;
AWafNHnNN.
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MARCY PUBDY. marcel hair dressing. man
touring. Buruhgus preparation. Phone S6if. I
~ooc-c,-;S-, 'c~~~0,
SUITS $500 nfthoSED % GEMS.
Morehesds Busy Little shop.
f9- y. OREGON 81 Phone 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

S2gjO-A room bungalow.
hard wood floors throughout.
furnace heat. builtiu buffet.
book cases. wardrobe in closets.
q big glassed in sleeping porch.
This Is a little better than any
thing you have seen. . fun
lots. sidewalk and everything
complete and close to school.
$3.50 down.
White-Paden Realty Co.
EOS n. stanton ST. Phone 1919.