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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
Hence the interest

| Renee the interest
Hence the frenzied interest gen.
orally manifested in this state. And
hence the disposition OF political
warwicks TO pick candidates from
New York.
Nevertheless and no;withSta q D.
Ing. this election might very easily
BE- decided without New York. II
Wilson carries the West and Mid
die West. including Illinois and In.
diana that ia another story.
New York's vote in national cleo.
tons IL almost always the result
obtained by subtrac,ing a large
democratic vote Of New York city
from the large republican vote up
state" The city Ia normally dem.
ocratic. Anything which cuts
down tho upstate republican ma.
joriiy In likely TO turn the state
democratic.
The city Of New York will
undoubtedly give Wilson quite
large majority. The Jewish
vote 10 q large factor In New
York ALPHABETICALLY large TO
overcome the Gerrnsn.Am.rican
alliance supper. OF Hughes.
Tammany 10 a weak spot. VIII
son and Tammany have not
got on very we'll together: but
Tammany 10 more or less Freq.
uiar" and will 90 thru the mo.
tions Of getting on, the demo.
cratic vote.
On the republican side. old Boss
Barnes is sulking in hls tent SO
as far as the state machines are
concerned. II Is "fifty.flfty."
"He Kept Us Out"
In talking with the upstate farm.
ers. found that the reason for the
drift TO Wilson is the same that
exists In the Far West and Middle
West: HE kept us out OF war"
Wherever met an independent
voter-one who was not republican
by tradition birth and habit me,
a man who was deeply moved by
gratitude that the United States Is
not In the overseas war.
Wilson will be helped rather than
hurt by tho state campaign. The
democratic candidate for governor
Is Samuel Seabury. ex-judge OF the
circuit court, member of the pro.
grcs sive party and a real. up.
standing radical Seahury IN op.
posing Gov. Whitman and Is max.
ing a very strong campaign against
him. Seabury will have strong pro-
gressive support in addition TO a
solid democratic vote. while Whit.
man Is on bad terms with the
Roosevelt republicans. the Barnes
republicans and the progressives.
on the whole. therefore. should
say that Wilson has perhaps a 1T
tie better chance to carry New
York than has Hughes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
r.Ip ApvERTfsEsESr
Prominent Citizens Argue
for Initiative Measure
No. "a
TUE general tendency OF gov

THE general tendency OF gov
ernments at the present
time Is 10 restrict the use
Of strong alcoholic liquor. and %
permit the use OF mild beer and
light wines.
The Ho-called Prohibition Law
OF this State operates exactly In
opposition 10 this tendency. One
quart OF beer contains one
10 four per cent alcohol. and one
quart OF whisky contains FIFTY
per cent alcohol, or from twelve
and one-half 10 fifty times more
alcohol than beer. and pure al
cohol ia from twenty-five TO one
hundred times stronger than
bcer.'
The express charges are CORE
spondlngly higher on twelve
quarts OF beer than on two
quarts OF alcohol. Whisky or al
cohol Is less bulky and conse-
auently can be carried by a per.
son more conveniently than beer.
These and other facts taken In.
10 consideration show an unrea-
sonabie discrimination I'm the
present law In favor Of strong
Intoxicating drinks an against
mild beers.
LARGER PAY ROLLS
II Bcsmg hardly poseible that
the people would purposely dis
crimlnate against home eonsum.
ers and manufacturer. thus dc,
stroying manufacturing plants in
this state md building like
plants In other states, taking
away labor and pay rolls in this
state and giving them TO other
states, prohibiting "A business
that brought large sums OF mon.
ey into this state from it's large
export trade and sending thou
sands OF dollars out from this
this state, reducing taxable prop
eriy at home and increasing as
scgsment property elsewhere.
raising the price OF mild beer and
thereby imposing an unreason-
able tar on the consumer. all OF
his done under a Prohibition law
that operates I'm favor OF strong
alcoholic liquor as against a mild,
wholesome one 10 four per cent
beer. which should be made with
in this state. from the products
Of our hop ranches and barley
farms, by the labor OF Thousands
OF employees now hoping for re-
employment
Initiative Measure No. q,
which In 20 be voted upon next
Tuesday. seeks TO modify the I'M
reasonable and discriminating
provisions OF the so-called Pro.
hibiuon Law.
MILD 4 PER CENT BEER
Initiative Measure No. "a pro-
vides for n mild beer OF not over
four per cent alcohol. permits its
manufacture within this state,
and regulates It's sale by the
manufacturer TO the consumer
a, his residence, which is not n
place OF public resort. 81 does
not rc-estsblish the saloon or
public drinking place. nor does
II seek 10 do So II simply pro
yides that those who want beer
can obtain a homemade product
AZ n reasonable price. without
being compelled TO pay high
transportation charges for IL.
The home consumer will be
able to get wholesome mild
'Beer shipped into Washing,
ton under he present permit
aysiem actually contains as
much as per cent alcohol
Some analyses show even higher
than per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
Was q Dressmaker Then
TIE pOR1

THE PORT OF Seattie's October
receipts showed a business OF si2s.-
30079 as compared TO sli3,57ts4
for the passage Of i9-toot draf, yes.
sells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

MORE THAN $4,000 liquor per
mlts wcr. issued In King county
during October. while October 30
was the banner day. with 1887 per.
mita
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
IS TO
WILSON IN N.Y.,
SAYS GARDNER
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE 1

and habituslly republican. II
10 part OF New Works "reli.
able upstate republican ma
Iority."D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
Cured His RUPTURE

"A vas badly rupsured While lifting \
0xunk several years ago. Doctors ssi6 my
0nly hope OF cure vas an opsraticn-
Irusses did me no good Finally got
hcfd % something that quickly and com
n,~ea1y cured me. Years have passsf
and the rupture has never returned
ofthough arm DOING hard work as car
Deuter. There was no operation. no Lost
0trns no trouble I have nothing 20 sell
hot viii give full Information about how
yea may ind a complete cure without,
Separation. ~ You writ. to me. Eugene NJ
Pulisn. Carpenter. ,ri-C Marcslius ave.
ManasQuan. X. J. Better cut out this
netfee and show u 20 any others Who arr.
fuptured--you may save life or at least
stop the misery of rupture and tn. worry
and danger Of an operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

hr bs.ess q. ss.ss 49, ss
Satarrh. no Matter How Chronic or
ps~p-~eated ~ Has Become, aud
Prove That u Can be DRIVEN our.
Mr.. Gauss has been manufacture
ing this Combined Treatment for
years. during which time over ono
million have come to him for medi %
cine ana advice. The medicine re-
lievea the disease by first removing
the cause. and produces results
where all else has failed.
write him today for n free Pack
age Of GAUSS CONFINED TREAT
MEST FOR "a. s,ItRH and you will
be happily surprised at the results.
Fili out the coupon below, and send
TO 6. 4. GAUSS. 1856 Main St. Mar
shall Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

opportunity for "A voter 10 use
HIS own Judgment In reference
10 the many provisions OF the
bin. and the voter had 20 take II
ns whole or vote against II.
Had there been an opportunity
TO discriminate. se do not be
lleve the people OF this state
would have eliminated the brew
ing OF mild beer for private use
al home.
5000, 900 IN EXPORTS
~ :he provisions OF Initiative
Measure No. a. the export bust
ness OF the Breweries Of this
State can be regained. II
amounted 10 over 5000 900 pre-
yious 70 the adoption OF the Anti
saloon League bill. This state
stood third 81 the quantity OF
beer exported. Il being exceeded
only By Wisconsin and Missouri,
and the great bulk % this bust
ness was IN no City OF Seattle
over one-hslf Of the beer made
In Sesttle Wis sold outside OF
the STATE. and the foreign
money came into this state to
pay employees for their labor, to
paw farmers for their Tops and
barley. and to paw taxes on prop
crty and dividends on invest
ments. Had this great export
business not been destroyed. an
additional investment in build
Ing and machinery TO the
amount o, one million dollars
would have been made by one
brewery alore In the City ~ Sc
attic.
The climatic conditions OF this
state, with its pure air and Wa
ter. and the natural locality In
which TO buy the best hops and
barley, two OF our principal
home products, made II possible
10 manufacture a mild beer that
was second 10 none In this or
any other country: and an I'm
nonse export business was being
butt up In strong competition
With the breweries OF other
e.p'es and Nations. Why should
al this be destroyed in favor OF
bnsiness interests outside the
siate7 Why should a mild beer
he Disseminated against In favor
OF strong alcoholic intosieants7
RESTORE MANUFACTURING
Initiative Measure No. "a. II
enacted. will restore msnufac-
turing properties destroyed by
the Prohibition Law. and Il will
give home consumers the sensi-
BILE privilege OF procuring
Washington made product al
prices that are reasonable. aud
OF maintaining large export
business that will be a valuable
asset 10 the State.
We have affixed our names to
this argument. believing that II
Initiative Measure No "a be-
comes the law. II will check law
breaking and The consumption of
poisonous compounds. and be a
positive step forward IN good
morals, health and real temper
ance.
DR.. W. A. SHANNON.
DIR. GEO. VI. HORTON,
r. X. STRIVE.
y. II. LATiMER,
ALICE NJ. LORD.
FRANK n. GUILkEY,
c. II. NIBLoCK,
Committee on Argument.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
Drift 10 20 Wilson

Tho significant thing In that the
candidates are running close. and
that the drift Is 20 Wilson. II
viii be noted that all the changes
Of vote are from republican. pro-
gressiye or socialist 10 Wilson.
There are no changes from Wilson
to Hughes: nor does Hughes get
any Of the young men who are
casting their first vote. The most
remarkable thing found was a
republican postmaster who intends
TO vote the democratic ticket
AS New York state goes. 30
goes the presidency This has
been n political tradition since the
days Of Polk. In clore elections
the blk vote OF New York in the
electoral colleEe--the state now
has fs--countH for much. Cleveland.
In his first race. got New York by
about 900 votes. and II determined
the result Indeed. up To date no
election has been won without
New York state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

This poll Ia Indicative. not con
elusive. II IL probably Inaccurate
In It's suggestion that Wilson viii
lead Hughes ia this region. n a
larger number had been seen the
advantage would probably be
found on the republican side. There
Is normally n large republican ma
iorlty In this county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

Initiative Measure No. "a.
which IN 10 be voted upon mex,
Tuesday. seeks TO modify the I'M
reasonable and discriminating
provisions OF the so-called Pro.
hibition Law.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-24

FAN'NA VIE" VI 11 ~ BY THCO eVMDAe eCqp~Cum pnyspup~y bL int Miami ~ A dm HbyH y he Mia mh Hhb y mCrC kUUUkiUll @Smngds md Msn nd ponHe pm Hp Conu nyspopry ynkdh Hh hdbh m d d in 
 Alo ruam d gh al ~ dd Od from Ih
  n nhhd ar d and nted due toewn od h extension k
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-24
The Van Dyke Copper Company

is organized under the laws of Arizona. Authorizi capital stock 5000 00O divided into 0000 900 share
 Treasury stock consists of 3,000000 shares.
 A limited number of shares offered at the init price of soc per share.
 The company reserves the privilege of rejecting ] subscriptions of operating among the subscribers t issues of shares sold at soc per share.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-24

% @ Ore 1 81' @S a 31 G % s
The Detroit times., 1916-05-08

rahnirieh Waterman .............
WARD NO IL CAP No u
T.. W. Of
crsTfSsds sub Fort tract being part OF p c ~ s1d sIS
Robinson Ieweren. Dryer. sub Of lot u
between Fort St and the ID. NJ and r. r. r. and ". OF
WARD NO. Is
O. OF lots II ana
4 o p Ca al
WARD NO Is CAP NO ISL
schlinsk Beard Van Wrinkle schimansk wsrbschs
r r. r.:
schesl and iartng Beard Cunningham Brgham's
lots - the sub. p. 111 and
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The Detroit times., 1916-05-08

WARD NO Is
Waterman Ksiers Of lots II and 20
Is. inclusive. Cynthia sub Of iots
70 81, inclusive. lying FORT A. and
WARD NO ~ CAP NO ass
stsndsrd Ie and Accident Assn Waterman Mchep
OF that part Of c. 2s 2ss and 20 lying
and the ID NJ and r. r. r. ". OF Waterman
WARD NO.
Unknown sub NJ o Of Scott.
I<ovetts stub Of that Iyn he
tween Fort st and the u. NJ T. X n W. Of r.
man sc
Goodrioh Fahndrch's lot If Of
and bpvettr sub. p. e.
and go lying betwesn Fort n. 7. r. r.
W
The Detroit times., 1916-05-08

X ternAsls Dusns sub q sAas part q 81 T. f1nS q
10 CAP NO
HWoE Dtx paat u C1axks n "a iG I'd II
- D ana 10 OF Crawfords sub Fort tract,
named
Aux iasS named
~ 19r,[ 81 q mat .. Hfns Z a Dtr
1 pa Yurae sub Of On part lo& Of IL S1A
&c -. W3n9 beSWesn DIX n n n pSop-
Mero1er, nercisrs OF sub Of
os.tQ st, e23 part OF lets Of sub l. OF sub
~ Hsseisf. last named sab.
<l1IG. ciayten. Palms sub the My. part o. O.
49,.
{lt6 Waldo yick and Hsrvsy's OF lot ! OF Hsx-
~ - e part Of p. q 5<s and lots ~ OF p
k ~ tsskwood PaimS Of the MY. part Of O. l.
- sikv;:i
= lSl&wood yyck and Harvey sub Of lot Of liar
0nA % paR Of p. G Sls and lots IL and Is OF p T.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-08

WARD NO Is ~ CAP NO $50
71s and Haggertys sub , nd
~ and Is OF p c. 80 recorded
Unknown. . Central Henderson GriHth's
G. n q ave
Unknown Central.
WARD NO - '" CAP NO isj
Of that part Of lot iyns
OF DIX road OF the sub OF p C.
WARD No IS 49, 49, ~ ' ''''''' CAP 10 si7 !"
Gilbert Daniel J. r. Campau's OF o.
~ OF Theodore J. J.. D Of p. No
x Thompson Grsert Eusen,a sub:
3 Iberte s
and Southern and sub Of
lots II 70 and IL and lots l. Of lot Is OF ass
lot o. p c.
rAns. sdsuS....................
The Detroit times., 1916-05-08

;x ~ ~ ~ sDlr33 q Ssetssn and Icvetts sub Of all Ii
k6lt2 VII Ca ~ and 37e lying between street
XII ~ - u. en4 -. waterman ..............
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91So ~ : Reg.las Daniel sccttens rs-sub OF that
- Ayuiksy svs.nA q pa.i.i scctters re-sus
~ fsaisy ca = Regular van winkis sehimanski .
.@s - efys q 6 ~ ~ p c. ss7. ass and s7e
- NO 81 - - CAP NO is
USnnl 0olAemash Thomas Bros' sub OF lot IS Of Sc
on4 LDvates sab OF Part OF p. Co ze7 ess
kxSea Fort strpet and thS d 4 n and r. r. r.. W.
~ 81 - u 49, a CAP NO IS
6H11htl n tGpdlsnith, Thomas Brcs' sub. OF the =
|XkA Agy& q Secften 4n1 tCvstrU sub OF o. r.
&XL ~ - wpet " Waterman avenue. ...............
~ Il CAP No IS
The Detroit times., 1916-05-08

VIM w. Cicotteh last named sub
WARD NO
Grosfed Cicotte Barkurnes
lots 10 and - and lots and o ass
W.
Weber. =. cicotts last named -.
ciIppert cicotte. gilbert suS q
" n 20 IT.
WARD NO 10 CAP no Z; 81 r
Krauss OF lot
e. zss
Daniels D. Burke's sub Of OF the cub Of the
tet 40 81 ehas p. CTfpperts
c.
Burke. Daniels, last named sub.
Knesmse e. Daniels wn.ak.rs sub part and
w Kaf.f~ So T. Daniels last named sub CAP no iss
s". sl Ms s sub q % 2 the o. ns
G.
nam &
oblo Martin Alfred Lows sub Of lot christophsr
uwassys Estate p C 90 and ~, ~
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"a. g:rsx,s. Evsrs i..m: re as n s.......
nos3ed
The Detroit times., 1916-05-08


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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20
wBbblug Woodrow

Opppr'unr,w has claims tnnr every
statesman mU>' respect l'ut never
hH, rhrr' been nm ppportuuISr iu The
White Hnu,r ~ greater willingness
IN change than the present incumbent.
The country feared II had placed pow.
cr he m" hand, ~ q ductuuuire school.
master Incapable ~ bending. u huds
that u has % man ~ remarkable pIas.
tirity ~ Judgment. Who one momrn
stands rpr states rights aud the next
for nntipulliSm. vino one day is O ia.
cirSt, and the mex; is Questioning cot.
Roosevelt for trWs and shius. who uua
week Is FOR q barren neutrality and
the mex fnr war BOO behalf of general
.rightruu,nrs, who u uIghr n, for
collective wa-" bargaining and nrhi.
trntipn NJ industrial disputes aud the
next Il waving the hag ~ d]ccrpeing
wages 40 or down rs the votes nj rbe
larger number cup he cuntroIlrd-
New York n,lnhr and Commercial Ad.
yrrtiSer.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20
SIC sm, Floo.

Hazcl-Mr. DoJons said vas,
perfect picture the other evening.
Aimee Yes, he asked me how
iuug you had h""n painting
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20
HIS LIMITS.

H'-I wouldn't just sit on a STOOL
and look pretty.
She-Wcil, you could sit or a
stool
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20
TAFT EXCORIATES
HIS SUCCESSOR
Asserts the Democratic Party
and It's Candidate Are Seek.
ing a Vote to Power by
DiSingenuOuS and Un-
sound Pleas.
LEFT CLEAN SLATE FOR
WRITING MEXICAN POLICY

Former o-ssidsnt Declares That the
Passapc Under ouress o. the Adam.
son BIZ vas One Ct IN. Greatest
National foundations TO Which
Our coy1try Has even Been Sub
jscted.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-20
But the People Do Not Know

ALL THE AMAZING DETAILS OF THIS SHOCKING EPISODE
IN POLITICAL BANKING.
FOR A PERFECT UNDERSTANDING OF THE MCDONALD AID.
MNIsTRAT1oN AND THE MCDONALD RECORD AS GOV.
ERNoR
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26
REAL BARGAINS

Room House on corner lots. close to
Alta Vista school; owner must have some
cash quick: price $500 cash Room to build
two more houses on vacant lots
A Beautiful Room Bungalow on Bliss
street, with garage and heating plant; front
rooms finished in mahogany; rented for
SIS; price cut from $3.50 to $4,000 This
house will pay for itself
We Dare You to Make an Offer on this .
room house. close to new high school, south
front. cost owner $4,000 II you want bar
gain close in better take a look at this
$500 Down, good room bungalow on cor
ner on Bliss St; full sized basement; paved
$3.50.
West of Cotton Ave. A dandy room cot
tage: south front: cut from $4,000 to $1,000;
$3.50 down will buy it
Room Bungalow in Grandview; large
basement: will trade clear for good lots;
price $4,000 Rents for S25-
A Sacrifices room bunsalow IN Alta
Vista; south front. on corner; 6Ox14O- 500
down $4,000. $1,000 below cost
Lots on Bliss Street for $3.50 each; no
trouble TO show you
We VIII Take Your Vacant Lots in as
part payment on a home OF will build to
suit you
HAWKINS BROS. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

MANHATTAN HEIGHTS HOME - 5000
Beautiful Room Bungalow in Nam
haitian Heights. on full lots; fine hard
wood floors, handsome buffet and china
closets with loaded glass doors, roomy book
cases; woodwork in old ivory throughout;
large conservatory with easement windows;
chiffonier built in closet; glassed room plas-
tered like room; built in ironing board
pullman breakfast room with built in furnf-
ture. large kitchen cabinet; automatic water
heater. very large finished basement Terms
$500 . sh and SO per month the princi-
pie AT the above price this place is below
ma rl1et-
SCOTT SALES & REALTY CO..
424 Mills bldg Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26
SNAP; CHEAP BUILDING SITES
S1O DOWS, s. MONTHLY

full lots, high and level. in Alturs. Just
above Manhattan. blocks Of cars and
paved street; price only $500 each
Also two fine lots in Grandvlew. same
price and terms
PHILLIPS REALTY CO..
Phone 1928 491 First Natl. Bank bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW

NEW MUDEkN BI NtIAIOW
Five rooms. porches; Alta Vista section;
can give immediate possession. price $3.50;
$500 down. balance monthly
New cottage. ) rooms. both. pOrches =
lots; paving paid $3.50. $125 cash. balance
monthly.
Four room adobe two porches: location
in walking distance Si3-5. 500 cash bal
snce monthly.
A good tenement on corner lots; wiz
exchange for small valley farm.
FRANK +. cox,
Phone 64e5. 2I9 Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

New south front > room bungalow.
gisssed and screen back pOrches servants
room. heat. hardwood floors, large French
doors mirror doors. loaded glass in buf-
fet and bookcases. paving and sidewalks
$4,000
MCKEE BROS.
$1,000 to Loan. 2Os Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

For sale by owner
1921 Bliss st. Nothing
Down Balance $50 per
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26
FOR SAIE-BOTIEVARD HOME

Close in; room red pressed brick cottage
sleeDing porch. built , years ago, lot 50xI.0
gorth $4,000 house cost $500 good teams
CASSIDY & NEIL. 2II Mills st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26
BOOM BUNGAGIoM

FOR SALE-By owrer one room house
on lots corner Luna and Finley SITS Gar
age and plenty outhouses- $500 one room
house on "a lots in Tobin addition $3.50
One ; room cottage on = lots S105O. and
one room cottage on . lots. screened
porches and outhouses $500 Small payment
down. balance like rent Phone 701L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26
NEW PARrNERsHIP FoRMED.

B. W Hale. having purchased a
half interest in the H E. Kilburn
Co. the firm hereafter will be
known as the Kilburn-Hal Reality
Co. conducting a general real es-
tate and rental business at the old
location, 532 First Natl Bank bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26
For SaIe-ReaI Estate-City Property.

FOR SALE by owner-Bungalow. 3 rms,
bath. sleeping porch; all built in features; in
Highland Park 4 block car line; terms
Phone 1857.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

A BARGAIN if sold at once-4 room yellow
brick bungalow. front porch. screen back
porch. glassed in sleeping porch. built in
book cases and buffet. white egg shell
enamel wood work and tinted walls in bed
room. white washable enamel bath: also
kitchen all in washable enamel; beautiful
front and back yard in grass and trees;
chicken yard and house. garage. deal direct
with owner and save commission. Mon
tana: terms to responsible parties. Price
$3.50. Address \ Is. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

EXCHANGE FOR Ell PASO PROPERTY
Five room house, Pomona. Calf. lots
If Fl Worth Tex; vendors lien notes for
city property or valley land.
". N CARL,
5O2 Caples bldg Phone IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

FOR SALE BY OWNER-Furnished or un-
furnished. the most complete and conven-
iently arranged six room bungalow. desir-
ably located. Jitney and stree car service at
door; large living room. 3 bedrooms. sleep
ing porch. heating plant. servants room,
garage. hardwood floors, all built in fea-
lures; large linen and clothes closets. beau
tufuI lawn and flowers; Two full south
front lots. paved street. sidewalks II in
terested see owner, 2S13 Wheeling street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26
on CHOOSING A HOME

Why not choose one that others
will want II you care TO sell?
For Instance,
That room. bungalow on
Montana street near Alta Vista
school. a coy. comforta BILE well
built home; half block from car
line. jitney service: paved street.
fine lawn. vines. etc The price
is $4,000 and good terms can be
arranged
Another Good One
Is that new rom bungalow
on Grant avenue with sleeping
porch and heating plant; mod
ern in every way a desirable
home; you'll Ike it, The price is
$3.50 and the terms reasona bic.
RAMEN BROS,
Ask for Mr.. Bo!and.
500 list Nat. Bank bldg. Phi. 613