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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29
CUT FROM $500
TO S2950.

LALAArE hOOMH
and screened in porch Hardwood
floors in every room. tiled floor in
bath room and gas heater with register
in wall for heating bath room. mirrored
doors in bed rooms, woodwork Is fin
ished in old ivory rubbed 20 an egg
shell gloss Walls are painted with wash
including linen lockers. book cases,
immense kitchen cabinet built fun
length OF kitchen and tiled sink and
drainboarc. back porch steps are OF
cement Double floors throughout.
single roof, large cement front porch
with artistic brick columns Built Of
buff tapestry brick-bacl porch is en-
closed in brick work-not frame
lean ton large lots, east front.
only a few feet from the paving
Sidewalks and curling are all laid
back yard fenced Garage Alta Vista
district Splendid neighborhOod- Big
gest bargain on the market today
Brand new. never occupied small cash
payment, balance se5 monthly
PHILLIPS REALTY co.
Phone 1923 401 LIST Natl Bank Bldg.
EW ROOM BUNGALOW in Alta vista
huth front. basement Price S2650- Make
pur own terms $50 down $50 inc. interest
/ DANDY ROOM BUNGALOW. close q
anhattan Hts Owner must sell this week
'rice cut from S2S00 TO $1,000. Run all the
2y- Il won't last $500 cash, = block Of
= line
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29

FOR SALE
4 ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
close in on $ Virginia St. and
rooms in the rear Only $3.50: Ss0e
cash and balance s35 a month. in
GLIDING interest
FOR RENT.
3 room house. close in on Boule-
ward. with large sleeping porch.
covered with running vines, S35 per
month.
5 room frame house on F. San An
tonic and Lee SITS $50 per month.
room house on Noble St Only
$50 per month
BrOaddus & LeBaron.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone 155s
1o9-210 First Nat Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29
For SaIe-Farms and Ranche,

50 ACRES fine silt soil. s. acres alfalfa.
90 acres grain. IS acres woods lot horses.
% cows. % hogs, 100 chickens. . mowers.
rake. buckrake. new wagon. all small tools
TO- farm. 3 room shade house. corrals. pump.
wells 1916 Ford roadster ore mile from
p. o. Al American settlement All for sale
Reasonable terms 10 suit purchaser. per
cent interest. VIII rent Address E. z. Z.
GIG Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29
CATTIFMEN. ATTFSTION.

NAAAlaEhE-Ns ATTN llON-
Ny entire herd Of highgrade Hereford stock
cattle and mountain ranch on the Mimbres
river known as the y A y ranch 50 miles
north OF Deming is FOR sale on easy terms
at less than cattle alone are worth VIII
sell with OF without count ample water and
range: splendid improvements large siIos
and corrals; fine orchard. splendid farms;
alfalfa land etc. Fully 5000 cattle with
rarch thrown in. All for $3.50 900: easy
terms Owner. sos St Mays street, San
Antonio. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29

New three room brick. bath. two porches.
= lots. paving all paid Price only $3.50.
s 90 down. balance monthly.
Five room bungalow, splendid location IN
Alta Vista S2s5o. $500 down. balance
mcnthiy-
Frank z. Cox.
Phone sf25- 21s Caples Bids
4 LOTS On BLISS STREET in $500 block
We dare you TO make an offer. Must be
sold quick.
street Price $3.50. Can make terms OF
$500 down. $50 inc interest Rents for $50
You Will have 10 hurry.
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29


E. D. u.T-. D..
VI NeuI OlSeAee ping NO0nAS
Furnished.
S----~@-----~-~--0 ~~->----'-.----.-
IN -----2------ ----s -o------ : g. 80.
THREE nice bookkeeping rooms. 1l1o
- . -----1 -
Two furnished rooms SIS one furnished
yum win s-s P-e--. S-o- wv y Il : ---9,
THREE nice cool housekeeping rooms. close
~ wv -----,-y
! HOUSEKEEPING rooms. single and in suite
5-I------eI ana 1--I1rIlslSa- -. Z, A-Ssoul-,
! TWO front rooms. kitchenet, large porch.
/ e---s-- -, - I'm
HOUSEKEEPING rooms with sleeping porch
none os5S W
4 NICE desirable housekeeping rooms. sos n
/ Stanton
eI.-2o- 1Ios = NO Fhone 4las W
I NICE large housekeeping room So week. 11s
: Oehoe-
! Eenlenees. aaulls Only. 80 IN -yss W
| TWO furnished rooms. sleeping porch. pleas
anu place Ior coupe Fnone -sso or -+II-
I FOR RENT-LiFht Housekeeping room with
s-eeplns porch s1e AonLAna-
: HOUSEKEEPING rooms and bedroom
In-ae SO W Ie-4 AesoIIln-
FOR REM beautifulIy furnished house
keeping rooms, Eeesonaole- tnons .ols-
LARGE Housekeeping room with sleeping
porch. e-ese 70 pam Fnone 80
FOR RENT-Two large furnished house
zeeP-hz rooms, private fanny -12 -1hsS-
TWO or three rooms for Housekeeping 1871
W yoIa-ns- Il2--e -500 W
FURNISHED ROOMS for Housekeeping in
a cottage Faone 21y.-
SUMMEE RATES. housekeeping rooms. sos
--1-s- none 80
HOUSEKEEPING rooms 1905 Gagoffin-
---1--e -. =.
TWO nice clean housekeeping rooms, large
TWO housekeeping rooms. III s. Florence.
Phone To1s W
--TT-C, - --7---1-- - -
No sick so y Kansas
TIT-O T-OO1TS . ~. 1-------7-- az y
I;077sv7- 777-7577755 - S7777 - T-,o-75
. ~ 0- =
LIGHT I HOUSE,. n hEfiNG Tor rsnt- lioo
--1-s- L--o--e 80
FOR RENT-Two furnished Housekeeping
rooms. 400 z Boulevard.
LARGE front room fitted for houzeIseping.
nice place. Phone 5s55.
SINGLE Housekeeping rooms. 10 y. Camp
bell
TWO large cool front Housekeeping rooms.
12os y kansas, Phone sass J
TWO furnished Housekeeping rooms rs
NaroffIn Phone Trs- "
LARGE housekeeping room with porch
Phone 555F W
TWO furnished rooms for housekeeping,
sleeping porch 1903 e boulevard
LARGE houseleepfuE room. use OF recep-
ton hall and piano. 1913 y. Oregon
ROOM. kitchenette. also room. sleeping
TWO furnished rooms and sIeepinE porch.
2s1s Mcmphis St Highland Park Phone
-oo- =
HOUSEKEEPING and bedrooms cool and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29
For Sale-Real Estate
Country Property.


2S0 ACRE REIMBURSEMENT 70 trade for good
automobile Must be in first class condition.
Land joining tOwnsite and gilt edge Ad-
dress T g.. care Herald.
FOR SALLY owner near Tucson. Ari-
zona. eighty acres improved river bottom
ranch. five miles north Of town on main
highway. suitable for dairy or general farm
inE. Fifty acres at present in potatoes.
melons and alfalfa, irrigated from seven
hundred gallon per minute pumping plant
abundant water twenty feet below surface,
concrete wall. five room plastered adobe
house large barn and two hay sheds. fruit
trees. turkey and chicken yards four work
horses Price with all equipment S225 per
acre. one-half cash Address P. Jones. p f.
d No 2 Tucson. Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29
SPECIAL
SS250

SPECIAL
$3.50.
3 room modern bungalow. Elassedin
sleeping rooms. basement, hardwood
throughout. finished in old ivory.
east front. 2 lots. ideal location;
easy terms. This is just being fin
ished and viii not last
White-Paden Realty Co.
Phone 1888 zoe n Stanton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29

For Sale-RoomIng Houses.
FURNITURE OF Il rooms. house for lease
Close in Phone 11S0-
MUST sell furniture OF room house at
sacrifice. house FOR rent or lease. Phi 5755.
GAS RANGES. new and second hand. any
style size you need on payments. Foutz,
Fooshee Co. 11S n Stanton
MUST SELL 8 room roominE house on &C
count OF other business bargain FOR man
and wife. Apply owner. 1011z y Stanton St.
FOR SAILS lovely rooms OF furniture,
close in. money maker Must be seen to
be appreciated. $500. For particulars phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29

CATTLE RANCH.
1900 acres Arranty deed and controls 250,-
600 acres mostly fenced
READ CAREFULLY NOW.
5000 head HerefOrds. calves, horses, etc,
plenty orchard and alfalfa
Administration Bidgs.
River runs right through property.
Plenty good grass.
No membranes. therefore good terms.
$4,000 cash handles IL.
This ranch viii be sold At big sacrifice
Edw. ID. Willing.
41S Roberts Banner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29

REAL COUNTRY HOME.
10H level acres, unincumbered. near
interurban and paved road. 2 miles
this side Fsleta. room house. barn
and garage; young orchard and fine
crops. $3.50 per acre: terms VIII
trade for unincumbered city prop
erty about same value.
Mexico Realty & Investment Co.
Hotel sheldon Bldg Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29

CHOICE TRACKAGE PROPERTY.
We hold the best corner site for
factory. warehouse, lumber yard,
etc. in Fl Paso; on railroad and two
Streets 125x2Z5 feet Positively 1T a
sacrifice Let US show you
Mexico Realty g. Investment Co.
Hotel Sheldon Bldg. Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29

VACANT LOTS WANTED in trade
on this brand new room bunga-
low with breakfast room. furnace
and basement. on 50 foot frontage,
Manhattan Heights Worth 5000.
VIII take $500. make easy terms.
VIII rent for 245 mo. a 4 per cent
Investment
PHILLIPS REALTY co.
Phone 1898 s01 First Natl Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
We have for immediate sale a first
class boarding and rooming house.
close IN and beautifully furnished
The present income is over $500 per
mo- VIII sell on any terms desired
Owners leaving town and must sell
at once Hurry and
See Hill. Huffman & Rlntleman,
Insurance-BOnds.
S11-12 Mills Bldg. Phone Isl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29
For Sale Real Estate-citH Propertr.

For Sale Real Estate-City Property.
$1,000, nine room house and lots Rio
Grande St cheapest house on St Phone
80 =
FOR SALE BY OWNER-One new cottage
on lots IN Iobius addition. cement. side
walks and city water. Fine Tor cows hogs,
poultry or garden, $1,000. 500 down. bal
unce like rent Phone 7011.
YOU DON'T PAY brokerage. I give up NY
rights valued in $3.50 on a four room house.
pantry large sleeping porch. large porches,
bath. chicken yards. located in 412O Clifton
St on three fun lots. Owner leaving city.
VIII take little truck or used car for quick
sale Inquire within
WANTED LOTS.
or a smaller house in exchange for this
dandy 4 room bungalow. well built good 10
cation Price $3.50 VIII take good lots
as first payment balance $50 monthly in
Guiding interest. Phone 1923.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29

PHILLIPS REALTY co.
ne 1923 4O1 LIST Natl. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29

BARGAIN SALES.
our listing this week show sew
eral good bargains in rooming
houses. These are for immediate
sale. Don't wait till they are gone.
See HILL Huffman Rintleman.
Insuranee-Bonds.
s11-12 Mills Bldg. Phone ISL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29
Answers 10 Herald A3s.

The following list OF uncalled for
answers TO Herald Want Advertise
ments are now being held for delivery
az The Herald business office:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-29

HOW Is
YOUR
FIRE INSURANCE.
phone call
20 613
VIII fix it.
do IT NOW"
Ramey Bros.
sos First Natl Bank Bldg. Phone 61S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

Phil Ashford - district attorney
Grant county-republican--$ll3
Julian A. Hurley state senator,
Twenty-second district - republican -
80.
w. I. Reeves-representa Twen-
ty-third district-'democra
Max Gehlhar-district attorney, Ma
rion OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
w. M. Hudson -. representative,
Eighteenth district-democra tic-$17.
j. A. Best-fepresentative, Twenty
third NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l.. c. MeLeod--treasmer Clatsop
county, democratic central committee
and Woodrow Wilson club of Clatsop
county-S569.60
A. +. Flegel-treasure Woodrow vii.
son league-$l, $50.
Rodney j, Kitchen--District attor-
ney Union county -repubhcau-progres
sivc, $1,000.
Porter j, Neff-Presdenti elector
democratic, nil.
Robert NJ. Duncan-District attorney
Malheur county-republican, $74,S0.
Thomas II. Weblcy-representative
10th district-socialist nil.
J. II. Weaver-Secrctary republican
central committee of Malheur county,
S249.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25
Lumbermen Working
to Have Product Used

San Francisco, Nov. 24.-The Pa
cific coasts lumbermen are today
right in the fight against those seek
ing to have lumber discarded as n
building material. Through the local
officers of their organization they are
today filling .'war chest to be used
in offsetting the "knocksn against
lumber by participation in monster
campaign for universal use of lumber.
The wooden container, the fire proof
ed shingle and other lumber products
especially under fire will be put be,
fore the public in a better light by the
campaign. \ start was made today as
a result of the visit of X. II. Dowman
president of the National Lumber com
pany, New Orleans. and other eastern
and southern lumhermen, who are tour
ing the nation to create interest in
lumber advertising for the lumbermans
protection.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

amas county, by G.. II. Dye, treas, OPP
posing brewers amendment and pro-
noting bone dry amendment, $l65.lS
Russell Hawkins, opposing rental val.
ue land tax and homemakers' loan fund
amendment $4,000.
+. b. Barber, opposing six per cent
tax limitation amendment S2Sl.72.
j. f. Stewart, district attorney lin
colin county, democratic $3.50.
c. w. Mullins, district attorney,
.ClatSop county, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.$lll.90.
II. l.. DeArmond, representative Sth
district, democratic Sl050,
j. L, Campbell, circuit judge 9Th iu-
dieial district, rep.dem.prog, nil
T. II. Goync, district attorney Tilla-
nook county, republican 1910,
Roswell l.. Conner district attorney
iamhill county, republicanprogressive
.$ll6.l5.
j. A, Buchanan, circuit Judge I'd iu-
dicial district, republican S222.lO
f. II. Porter, representative I'd dis
trict, republican $29.2j.
j. W. Day, district attorney Colum-
bia county, Independent $9.I0,
W. NJ. Duncan, district attorney
Klamath county, democratic $is03j.
Oregon journal, by Geo. NJ, Trow.
bridge editor. advocating candidacy Of
Woodrow Wilson for president S.,
2Oi75.
Myrtle Smithson, in support of Wood
row Wilson for president $l3lSl.
Lane county democratic central com.
mittce, by l.. NJ, Travis chairman treas.
$2T3.O2.
Marion county democratic central
committee, by Kenneth Bayne. sccy,
treas $5iS,j0
Democratic state central committee,
by c, i, Smith treas. Sl,S4l,65.
H. Nj, Estcrly, democratic national
committeeman Sl,926.ll.
Denton G, Burdick, state repreSeR.
tative slst Dist rep'dcm prog .prohi,
$3.50.
Ben w. 0lcott--contribution to rcpub-
lean sthate central committee, account
Justice Hughes campaign-$50.
Hermon A, Lewis state senator,
Fourteenth neutrality-suspicious..
i. o. Erickson-district attorney,
Clatsop county-republican-$7S.55.
Barnett II. Goldstein-represeusta.
tive, Eighteenth district-demoeratie-
Sll25.
w. c. Hawley congressman, First
district--republican-$73074.
Arthur McPhillips representative,
Thirteenth Observation-Disclosures.
|. r. Schultz-representative. Second
distriet-.dtmocratic-$ll40.
Ed L. Kiddle-state senator. Twenty
first Observation-Disclosures
T. +. j, Duffy--circuit Judge, Eigh,
teenth Judicial district--dcmocratic -
SST5.05
James $. Stewart 49, representative,
Twenty-eighth district-mdependeut -
$3.50
w, n, Gatens--Circuit judge, Fourth
district, department No. 5--democratn
-SSs70l.
Edwin q. Potter-eircuit Judge, See.
ond diStrict.-rcpublican-$36l,25 %
T. ;. McKmncy-district attorney,
Lake county-repubhcan--Ses.65
Emmett Callahan presidential eleC.
tor--progressive--$l0.50.
Daniel W. Shcahan--presidential elee,
tor -democmtic-S15.
Dalton Riggs-circuit Judge, Ninth
diStrict--democratic-$50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25
List Of Statements
Of Expenditures in
Recent Election

W. $. u 'Rcn-favoring full rental
value land tax amendment-$72,54
Oregon state Federation Of Labor--E.
Geo. Z. Baldwin-stnte senator, Sew
enteenth district - democratc-$l57. 80.
Chas. Mohr representative. Ninth
district -soeialist-Nil.
Cyrus II. Walker-presidenti cleo
ior--prohibition-
VIM. II. Ore--represcntative, Ninth
ct--republcan--S2
Geo. T.. pratt--state senator, Thir-
tecath district-prohibition-Nil.
G. Christensen representative,
Twelfth district--socialist
VIM. Galloway-circuit judge. Third
Judicial district-dcmocr $310.60.
Arthur Clarke -- district attorney,
Benton county ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
--$t16,
h. II. McMahan -- district attorney,
Marion OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
q, h. Tongue ue-district attorney,
Washington county--republicau-Nil,
w. C. Edwards. state senator Fifth
Observation-Disclosures.
Marian b. Townc-reprcsenta
Eiqhth district emocratic-$32,90.
W. II. Miller-distriet attorney,
Josephine county-dcmocrat tic-$5L70.
g. j. Goode--representNtive, Eigh-
tecnth district--repubica
G. N. Neutrality-suspicious., Third
,50292.
A. w l.affcrty--congress Third
. district progressivc-$iI5.
J. Stack, secrotary-fovormg full rent
al value land tax amendment, etc.
81 ,22a. So.
Esther Pohl-Lovoioy--agent for Mrs.
Geo. Bass, superintendent Womon's Ma.
tional Democratic Campaign committee
support of Woodrow Wilson for presi-
dent-$4lT.27.
Ralph A. Willison-represent
Eighteenth district-democratic-$ll.
Benjamin G. Sheldon--represent
Eighth district-republican'progrossive
--s5905.
l.. +. Conn--circuit judge, Fourteenth
Judicial rict--republiean--Sl4S.SI.
A. T.. VoorhieS--representative, Sew
enth Observation-Disclosures,
@, f. Skipworth--circuit Judge, See
ond judicial district--democratic--
Ss5607.
J. NJ. Devers-district attorney Ianc
county republican progressive -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

$l2.l0.
John S. Coke-circut judgc-Second
Judicial district republican-progres-
sive mocratic-$3lS.46
NJ. Frances Swope-presidential elect.
or-prohibition--Nil.
ii, A. Dedman-represeutative, Six.
tcenth district--republican an-democratic.
prOgressive-$76
l.. Adams-support Of candidacy OF
Gilbert Hedges for district attorney for
Clackamas cOunty-$l04.65.
VIM. H. Schimpff representative,
Nineteenth district 49, republican. demo.
cratic-progressivc-$l5.
A. Ii. Axolson--rcprescn Eigh,
icenth -socialist--Nil.
H. V. representative, FifS
ttenth district--demoer
J. ID. Mickle--dairy aud food commits.
sioner - republican'democratic .progreS.
Sivc--Nil.
X, G. Stokes-reprcscntative, Eigh.
tecnth -socialiSt--Nil.
John T.. KavNnaugh--oircuit Judge,
Fourth Judicial district, department No,
Observation-Disclosures,
Geo, C. Brownell - representative,
Sixteenth district repubican.demo'
cratic .progrcssive--S99,5 so.
Harold G. Stephens--represcntativc
Sixteenth -repubhcau.--S2S.
Robert $. Achcson- representative,
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-$lQA5.
James Calvcrt.-represcntativc, Third
Observation-Disclosures
jay l.. Cheney -- representative,
Fourth district--democra 80,
h, l.. Eddy-state senator, Fifth dis.
trict--repubicon, ,progressive-$9S.9O.
Earl A. Nott--district attorney, ,Yam'
hill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
G., NJ. Roberts-district attorney,
jackson county--republicOn--Sl69.0S g.
l.. l., Ray--district attorney, Lane
county niy--demOcratic--Sli3.Sl.
Ross NJ, Plummer, treasurer campaign
committee Portland Retail Druggists
association. supporting 5, A. Matthews
for representative, Eighteenth district
$40,
Chas. Glos-district attorney, Benton
county--repubicon-S94.3j.
Lou Hodgen--represen Twenty,
AhAiN NlNNiiNN lHNN lNANNHN F'ts0hs
5. NJ. Gill-scnator Sixteenth district
--republican-$lI,S0,
Rodney y. Kitchen-distriot attorney,
Union acknowledgements
$39,25.
John G.. Hoke-reprcscntative, Twen.
ty-siNth Observation-Disclosures
Geo. r. Wilbur--state senator, six
tccnth district--democn
Il \. Rinehart--circuit judge, Third
district - democratic Sl5ll5.
A, j. Derby-district attorney, Hood
River county--dcmoerato--$4S4G
Frederick Stciwer--state senator.
Twentieth district-republica $50.
r. Il. Morehouse--hehalf of socialist
party Of Union coapty--$29.60
h. Il. Observation-Disclosures attorney.
Josephine eounty--repuhlicon--$SG75
Chas Childs-representativc, Second
40.
pendleton normal school committee.
by j. II. Gwinn, secy-treas. mvoring
Pendleton normal school bill. Sl4,962. so
Oregon state prohibition committee,
by b. Lee Paget, treas. campaign ex.
penses of the prohibition party So.
1870.
Committee of one hundred of Clack.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25
Born When Jefferson
Was President She
Celebrates Birthday

Waxahachie, Texas, Nov. 25.-Mrs.
Narsis Burns, born when Thomas JEFF
ferson was president of the United Sta
tes, will celebrate her 10th birth ami
versary tomorrow. Her three daughters
the eldest of whom is SO and many of
her llO grand and great-grand children
win be at the celebration. Mr.. Burns
died thirty years ago.
Born in Madison county, Tenn, Nov.
26, lS06, the now Mrs. Burns, whose
maiden name was Marlborough, moved
to Texas with her fathers family at
the age of ten. She has lived in the
Lone Star state since. Her earliest re-
collections go back to the time of her
arrival. She married John Washington
Burns, veteran of the Texas Mexican
and the Mexican wars of 46.4S He la.
ter fought on the Confederate side in
the Civil War,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

IL, and stood looking at her reflection.
1t was 1.-The, graceful form, clad In
a dark print, which she saw, In the
glass-a pretty, piquant face, with
flushed checks and dark eyes that
shone with the desire of lifa an9 love.
She pressed her face close to tbs mir
ror.
''why don't he never tell yc yo'rs
pretty" she said. Don't he see?"
She thought Of the last five years
how she had lived within herself,
drugglng the rampant ego to pas
eive self. Would all the tomorrows
be liks that? NO! Mo-" she cried
aloud.
The sound CT her voice startled her
She pressed her hands to her hot
cheeks and ran out into the lark lit
tie hall and up the steep narrow
stairs to her room.
Half an hour later, when she again
appeared in the parlor doorway, she
seemed another woman. She wore
sheer muslin dress OF virginia. white.
It was the dress IN which she hac
been married. But where snowy lace
had covered neck and arms N her
wedding day her flesh, not less snowy
invited admiration. A few artificial
roses, hastily cut from an old hat,
lay crimson at her bosom, AMI lie
nestled in her curling black hall"
"Jeth, Jeth!" she whispered mys-
teriously. She shook her finger at the
imaginary figure Of her husband who
imaginarlly advanced to meet her.
mo. no, no." she laughed, 'yo'
amt goin' t. give me any O. them big
bear hugs t'night. I'm dressed up
too fine"
She clasped her hands over her
breast and inclined her head to re-
ceive an imaginary compliment.
"Yo' must not say such things"
she pleaded, a blush suffusing her
face and neck, as If she really heard.
Then she tossed her head, deny
ing yet regal little gesture, and point
ed to an armchair by the fireplace.
"Slt b. the fire." she commanded,
"an' tell me again when yo' loved me
first. Yo' tell it so ofen--" She
sighed-the sigh of a coquette sur
feited with adulation. "Yet 1 never
get tired O. it."
She pulled an old hassock in front
of the chair, and, seating herself upon
1t, clasped hec hands over her knees
and rested her cheek caresslngly
against the chair arm. S-..s,...