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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-26
OF INTEREST TO THE WOMEN

rassment. and change the subject so
quickly, that 1t was evident she would
rather talk OF something else.
With her own people she was quite
as reticent. At first she had wanted to
discuss her writing with Horace and
Grace. Now she could not. They were
not actively unsympathetic. but she
was conscious that they were skeptical
as TO the lasting quality of her literary
efforts.
Occasionally Grace would mention
one OF her stories calmly and dis
passionately. and Horace would lis
ten to such comments, sometimes
agreeing with them. at other times
saying nothing. Yet even such one
sided talk as this was rare.
With the Autumn. New Workers re-
turned to their city homes.
And now that we have a decent
apartment, we can have our friends
here often" Grace said one day to
her mother, looking about the pretty
livingroom with a smile of satisfaction.
How much more expensive is this place
than the other one?'
"A good deal more expensive" Myra
evaded. She would not tell the girl
that while Horace had expected to pay
ten dollars more rent for their new
quarters than for the old, the increase
was three times that sum. But he had
wanted this apartment so much, and
Grace had been so eager for II that the
mother had offered TO add twenty dol
lars a month to the sum set aside by
her husband for the rent.
When many invitations began to come
to Grace, Myra helped the girl replen-
ish her simple wardrobe. The mother
also bought some new clothing for her
self. She must not shame her husband
and daughter by appearing shabby
They Launch Out Little
She engaged u laundress to come in
each week for the washing and iron
ing. Lizzie had become so expert as
waitress and cook that her wages were
raised and she was retained as general
houseworker. When there was much
extra company, a trained waitress was
hired to supplement the maid
Although the winter brought with
1t all the Eayeties of the season, Myra
Webb managed TO avoid running into
debt She hoped that her husbands
affairs were progressing. for he had in
creased the housekeeping allowance
remarking as he did so that now that
they were having more guests than last
year, his wife might need more money
She did not intimate that the allowance
did not cover their expense Only
once did he suggest his suspicion OF
this fact.
1t is we'll" he remarked one day
that YOU are able TO make so much
by your writing. Otherwise you and
Grace would not be able to crafty your
love for society"
Yes she returned. 'it is we'll that
| am able to make money. AS you say
it makes our entertaining possible"
1T certainly helps" he agreed
But he did not tell her that as his
social popularity increased so did his
business. nor that ii was a help to
him in the world of affairs TO have an
attractive home in which he could en-
tertain. He would have said that Myra
knew this already. Then why tell her;
CTo Be Continued
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-26
SchoolhOuses Are Not
Civic Centers, Ruling

Sacramento. Cal.-Edward Hyatt,
State superintendent of Public In
struction. has been advised that the
law providing for the use of the school
houses as public civic centers is un-
constitutional.
According to an opinion which was
rendered by the District Attorney of
Santa Cruz County to c. S. Price, Su-
perintendent of Schools of that county,
1.-THE act is unconstitutional for the
reason that it is in direct violation of
Article IX. of the Constitution of the
State, in that by the enforcement of
this act the school funds will be di-
verted to purposes other than the pur-
pose for which said funds have been
created and the tax levied"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-26
FOUND FORTUNES
ON SMALL WAGES
Every One Can Spend, Most
People Can Make, but Few
Can Save Money

Every one can spend money; most
people can make it; only a few know
how to save it. The difference be-
tween the prosperous and the poor is
largely a difference in willingness or
ability to save
James w. Hebron was for 80 years
doorman at a fashionable restaurant
at 81 a day. Generous tips, invest
cd on the advice of prominent Wall
Street men who frequented the res
taurant, laid the foundation of a for
tune approximating S1,OOO,O00.
John Busch, young Iowa farmer,
six years ago rented an SO-acre farm,
borrowing $500 from local bank to
buy stock. He didn't go in for a
good time, but attended strictly to
business. Being single he was his
own housekeeper. At the end of six
years he was able to pay down $4,000
700 in stock and machinery.
Charles Bose, a connecticut news
boy, about a year ago put S100-the
savings of six years-into a lot in the
outskirts of Bridgeport. Increased
business during the war has enabled
him to pay off the mortgage, and re-
Gently he was offered $4,000 for his
lot by the British government. because
1t lies in the path of Bridgeport's rap
idly extending munition plants.
Jacob Langcloth. of New York, who
came to this country only IS years
ago from Germany, penniless, was
able upon his death to provide gener-
ously for his widow and 81 employees
besides remembering numerous pub
lie institutions and leaving the resi-
duary estate of more than $4,000, 900
to home for invalids.-Leslies.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-26
CHAPTER XXXIV

CHAPTER XN%IV
Copyright, 1916, Star Company.)
So it was decided that the webbs
were to move, and the small sum that
Myra had laid aside during the sum-
mer months toward starting a savings
bank account must help pay the eX-
penses of moving.
Horace, in his calculations, had failed
TO take into account the fact that in
September and October moving men"
demand especially high prices. He re-
marked casually that the charges We're
outrageous, but supposed that 1t could
not be helped.
He looked at his wife anxiously. and,
to spare him the shadow of humilia-
tion, Myra answered his unspoken
question.
II have the money to pay the extra
amount they charge" she answered
him
Afterward she wondered why she
had not let him ask her If she could do
this. Then she decided that 1t was
because she loved him SO dearly that
she could not bear to see him wor-
ried
And because she loved her daugh-
ter Myra tried to enter into Grace's
pleasure in planning for their new
home.
How nice 1t will be not to feel
apologetic when one asks a friends
TO call" the girl observed. "In this
old apartment there have been those
two flights of stairs TO climb-and
have just hated them But 1 have not
complained-have I, mother?"
mo, dear, you have not" the mother
agreed.
We'll, now that 1t is going to be
thing of the past l can let myself
confess that l despise the place"
Myra had not let herself "despise
the place" and she left II with qualm
of dread as to whether they were not
undertaking more than they had any
right TO assume in increasing their eX-
penses so soon. But she stifed this
thought. for she must believe the best
If she would succeed.
The apartment they selected was on
Morningside Drive, overlooking the
sloping park. AIyra drew long breath
of relief when, after they had moved
themselves and their furniture into
their new quarters, she found that they
had not run into debt.
Myra Has to Pay
And new curtains must he bought
for the livingroom windows, and a new
chair was essential for the little IL
brary. Horace declared. But when on
the first of the month the bills came in
for these things Myra had the money
10 meet them. 1t was wonderful, she
reflected, how she was always able to
write something and thus earn what
was needed to pay for the extras
Could she always do this?
She could not afford to disregard
any suggestions for work from edi-
tors. but filled as many orders as pos
sible. In spite of the temptation to put
quality before quantity, she rigidly
forced herself to do her best on each
article or story.
The more she worked, the more she
shrank from talking OF her work
When her acquaintance complimented
her on new story, she would acknowl-
edge the compliment, with such embar-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-26

also defeated electric light bond
issues Milford, Mass, at a town
meeting decided against a proposal to
engage in municipal electric lighting.
In addition to these popular election
defeats of municipal ownership, Gar
den City, Kan, sold its municipal tele-
phone plant; Mckinney, Texas, Farm
ington, Utah, and Adair, Iowa, sold
their municipal electric light plants.
all making contracts with private
companies. Muskogee, in addition
to beating the light bond deal, burned
$3.50, 900 of bonds recently issued for
natural gas system after deciding to
abandon the project.-Public Service
Magazine.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-26
Rejects False Claim
of Love For His Wife

Chicago.-James r. Allison's only
regret over his marriage is that ne
told his wife he loved her when he
never did. according to letter intro
duced by Mrs. Maude A. Allison, who
was granted a divorce by Judge Sui
livan Allison, an engineer in the
United States army, now stationed at
Corregidor, in the Philippines, desert
ed his bride almost at the altar, she
told the court. Five months later
Mrs. Allison said she received the fol-
lowing letter from her husband:
"Your letter came, and l am forceu
TO tell YOU that l have been false to
YOU. have only one thing TO regret,
and that is that I've told you l loved
YOU when l never did
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-26
White Flag Signal
For Birth of Boy Heir

Brazil. Hurrah, it's a white
flag" shouted Walter Withers, United
States mail clerk on one of the fast
est trains on the Vandalia-P Pennsyl-
vania railroad, as he looked out of the
car door when the train sped through
Brazil. Other mail clerks looked and
saw a white flag waving in the breeze
on Wither's house. Withers then
passed out cigars and explained.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-26

CTo Be Continued)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-26
1000 BOXES OF CHOCOLATES
FREE

The Tamsui Tea Company, Import
ers, at 331 Market street. will give to
all purchasers of one pound of Tea or
Coffee on Saturday May 27th, a box of
Chocolates FREE.-AdYertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.

Real Estate, Insurance, Bonds.
S14.OOO-Mez- Ten 81 rms Rent 1921 per
mo. Always rented SO on $4,000 Reason
able terms Quick sale
Ss5OO-9 nm 2 stO. res. East Boul. Close
in lots Trade for business property. This
IS in fine condition and good buy.
5000 I'm bunE- $500 blk Montana st.
Brkfst- I'm Glz sip pch- bsrnt Furn all
new $500 cash and 500 per mo- int incl
S4OO0-5 nm Bung. Man Hts Glz- SIP
Pch- How'd Firs- New $500 cash and Ss5
Fer no. and int
Ss5OO-f rms. 40 Il. front. Sunset hts
Alley cor Z blk car line Trade for Grand
View bung-
Ss75O-4 nm Bung. 2s00 blk Tularosa St
Hrwd floors throughout; Glz- sip pch Cash
$3.50 and $50 per mo. or trade equity FOR cor.
lots ia Govt Hill OF Grand View
$685. nm hm- $500 Blk Tularosa ST
IL lots. strictly mod $500 cash, SS5 per
SSoO0-5 nm. Inn. Grand View. lots good
location S1675 lien payable so per mo-
TRADE EQUITY FOR DALLAS PROP
SsS5O-4 I'm bung- Douglas St. lots. new
Small cash and mo payments
S3050-f rm. bung- New. = lots. Memphis
81 Trade for lots or small prep closer in
Equity $500 $50 per mo. int incl
S2650| rm- bung- Portland ave. facing
Alamo Hts. 30 r. paved It. lots. 1 blk
school; fine buy $500 cash, SIS per mo-,
S22oO-7 beautiful lots. or. View: trade
for equity IN close in house
S250O-IO fine lots. Govt. Hill; trade for
equity in close in prop
S140O-3 rm. bunE- f. park. paved st
paving 10 De assumed. , blk car garage,
nice location $500 cash bal mo-
S12OO-3 nm. cottage. > fine lots and view.
1 blk car $3.50 cash and SIS per mo Nil
$50 per A. 1ss A, san Eiizario. not on
island level as can be: easy terms
S650O-3O 4. fine improved place Las
Cruces IS A. orchard; trade for Fl Paso
property
S525 per 4 i A. all in cult Near Ysleta
country club; fine buy and viii trade for
Il Paso prop
$500 per lot SO cash. s. per mo. Beau
tiful lots in the famous country club dis
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16

OWNER will sell on terms. 1 section smooth
mesa land. one mile from Santa Fe Ry- sta
ton. and new country club site IN upper
valley. Phone Norman E. Veazey. Fl Paso
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
SUGAR BETS AND ALFALFA
CAHu-E IN nrL.

This is the combination that viii make =
good farmer rich in this valley. let US
show YOU We CAN
We know what we are talking about (at
least part Of it,, as We are. and have been
for years one Of the biggest alfalfa growers
in the valley and for the beet end OF i
we are satisfied 10 the extent that We signed
ID TO plant 100 acres Of beets for next year
BAILEY LAND CO..
Phone eO6S- 800 Mesa ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
RARE OPPoRTUNIrY

RARE OPPORTUNITY for small invest
meut. six large furnished rooms with bath.
sleeping porch and free steam heat. rooms
are well rented and bringing IN nice I'm
come location ls near in and the choicest
in the city For particulars phone -l-5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
BOOMING HOUSES AND
HOTELS

HOTELS.
80 rooms. busy corner. rushing
transient reasonable; up TO
date
- rooms. down in town. new
building. rent low. up 20 date.
20 r.ems ideal location for
permanent or transient, up TO
date.
l. rooms. large. clean. plenty
Of porches and ysrdage. close
in. up TO date.
g. rooms. great chance for
some one 90 buy big solid.
bargain, up 10 date.
So rooms. new building. new
fixtures. high class in every
detail. up 90 date
Is rooms. fine place Tor room
and boarding clean and very
up 10 date
Is rooms. excellent location.
race horse men and Jockeys
home. up TO date.
- rooms. highclass neighhur-
hood. new furniture, very rea-
s0nahle. up 20 date
We have several high class
hotels for sale. can be pur-
chased az low figures and easy
terms. See US about these prop
csitious- See
c. ) EESMAN. with
W. II. AUSTIN
Phone f7l5- los oregon St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
For Sale Real Estate-City Property.

>-~-7-0-@,-7-------@
BIG BAIsG AIN IN room. pebble dash on
ga lots. Orchard Park addition. $3.50 n
sold sunday $3.50 cash. 50 month Phone
-r-e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
A REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITY
FOR A MAN OF MEANS.
No Agent Need Apply.
VIII Deal with Primer as Only.

EOh a Man OE MANS.
No Agent Need Apply.
VIII Deal with Princir lIs Only.
ALFALFA FRUIT AND STOCK FARM
Acreage-41e acres.
Loeation-Under Elephant Butte project
Within 20 miles Of FL PasO on
main county road
Improvemenfs-Two substantial ranch
houses. Two large galvanized iron
barns capable Of storing see tons
of baled alfalfa Foremans house,
deep ven. gasoline pumping en-
zine and windmill Corrals anu
outbuiidings. including blacksmith
shop
sIfaIfa-Oue hundred and thirty acres i'm
alfalfa. have produced 1900 bales
Of choice alfalfa in cuttings this
season This years crop is eX-
pected TO sell for 100000
Orchard-T,ro thousand pear trees. IOStv
and vigorous besides peach, ap-
pie plum and quiuc- tree Tho
peaches this year are the finest
produced ia the valley
Price-s5o. 0oo.
Terms-One third cash. balance IN one ana
two years. deferred payments TO
Dc secured by vendors lien and
bear SO interest
To arrange for interview address
p. o. BON 14S.
Anthony. New Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
S4400: $500 CASH.
EASY TERMS
500 CASH
! ROOM NEW BUNGALOW
SufnW

Close in (34o0 blociz5 just block and
half from Boulevard car line, built Of good
quality brick. all good sized rooms; nice
hath kitchen: nice front porch You can
select your colors for woodwork and walls
A real bergain-and for 800 cash and so
monthly Can you afford 70 pass this up
and keen on paving rentr Sec as today
PHILLIPS REALTY co.
PHONE 6774. 3OS MESA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
GRAND VIEW.

rooms. sleeping porch. hardwood through
out. large closets. mirror door tile floor IN
bath garage; trees. flowers close TO car
line. $500 cash balance So and interest
s04 Mesa CREEL REALTY CO. Phone SOS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE
Dh-c-go income property. lot
saN--s- new modern lui ding.
y room flats rental $500
per year Price SIS. Gee. mort
gage $4,000 az $1,000 per year
Equity fer land
story brick. Il flats. rented
sass, all rented. mortgage So
600. 3 years at s per cent What
have You for equity Of S1c.9o02
In Muskosee. Okla. s story
class A. reinforced concrete Of
lice building with 10 " lease on
upper . stories Exterior terra
Gotta and red presss I'd h-iclz. in
sile marble and hardwood :
elevators. building faces ;
streets IN heart Of city every
street car passes main entrance
Income $4,000 per y. What
have you 20 Offer
Los Angeles. Cal. II story Of
fice building. This splendid
property is located IN the busi-
ness and banking district Ioca-
tion and building among he
best in this great city. con-
srructed Of reinforced cone etc
and steel. exterior white terra
Gotta interior. marble. tile and
mahogany. 3 electric elevators;
frontage 165 T. on one st. so
T. on other streets 500 out
side offices. ground floor has
10 VI lease. gross rental FOR
building $4,000 PEE annum-
Price. $1,000. 00c- mortgage
$3.50 coo. want good clear land
See or write the trader.
CHAS- HARLOW. With
NDERSON-EILLER.
To- Texas ST. Phone 4Qei
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
Transient HOTEL

TRANSIENT HOTEL
: rooms. steam heat. running
water In every room. recently
remoceled. clean and very dcsir-
able, can De purchased on very
low figures and easy terms
reasons for selling. party Ieav-
Ing Fl Paso- above expenses.
this place Is clearing more than
good Twins and large profits
are realized For further par
riculsrs see
q. : CHEESNAN- with
W. II. AUSTIN
Phone ill5- los y oregon 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
CIosr II sNAr

CLOSE N SNAP.
story brick building. full
basement. bringing good rental
Close IN IN san Antonio ST..
near the new courthouse and
market building one OF the
best buys in Il Paso today. Il
x114
s2I. 900. TERMS.
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE
Close in on Oregon ST.. IS a..
front This Is one Of the finest
sites for an apartment house i'm
the city.
$4,000. TERMS.
NEW BUNGALOW
New room pressed brick
bungalow in the 1900 block on
River street: built in features.
-lassed in sleeping porch. heat
ing plant Stands on . fun lots
south front.
S4400: $500 CASH.
EASY TERMS
See the = and acre tracts OF
land IN the lower valley ] am
offering at reduction Of from
$50 to 800 per acre. an IN Gull
tivatiou.
W. ?. PAYNE.
Real Estate and Insurance
4el Mesa ave Phone 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
NAME n An OFTFR-

MAKE u AN OFFER
On 10 acres close to Il Paso
All IN alfalfa, any reasonable Of
fer considered your own terms
BEAUTIFUL HOME
. rooms. bath. screened ana
EIzssed sleeping porch. inside
brick walls large basement.
heating plant. laundry trays
beautiful buffet. bookcases. linen
and clothes closets. hardwood
floors. large porch on . sides
Of house. stone columns. . fun
lots: south front on paved St
everything paid Price $500 less
than can be duplicated for
Terms 20 suit you
ANDERSOS-F1LLER,
Joy Texas st Phone 1861
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
4 NV MENIco RANcH.

4 RIAL STOCK RANCH. one OF
the best in the Southwest. about
5000 acres owned and leased per
rnzuen- running water all over the
range. Forest Reserve rights and
outside range for 5000 t1 $500 head
Of cat De- Fine Improvements, lots
Of fence. no wiudmill- or pumping
plants necessary This locality
NEVER AFFECTED BY DROUTH
Near good town in New Mexico
500 head Of cattle with the ranch II
wanted. or ranch will be sold with
out cattle Price Of ranch without
cattle. So. 600. some terms il desired
INVESTIGATE At ONCE Call on
OF address.
KiIburn Hale Realty Company.
80. LIST Natl Bank Bids Phone sos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
HOUSES FOR RENT

HOT SIS FOR RENT
4 room furnished house on
Boulevard .--...----.-.-- $4,000
. room house Manzana 50 $500
o. room house. Sunset HTS
basement and garage $500
stores for Rent.
Store iu 500 block. y
stanton ST.. with rooms
m rear -.---..- $500
store on Missouri ST. close
IN -". $3.50
store on y. stanton ST.
with basem nj .-.--.-..-- $500
store az f1l Myrtle ave-. sIS5.G0
BROADDUS a IL BARON.
Phone 15IS.
-os-1o 1st National Bank bids
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
For Sale-Farms and Ranches

For SaIe-Farms and Ranches
O~-~---~~-~~-~--~--~--~-~
SHEEP RANCH FOR sale. with plenty OF
running water and coal. also good dairy
500 Clifton street
. ACRES in upper valley. improved. no
better soil. all necessary stock and tools
price and terms right Address . J. Weaver
lfesilla Park. New Mex
RANCH BARGAIN-I0.0oO acres y sold by
oct. l. lower Panhandle. Write or wire
Arlington .e Harvey. Paducah. Texas
one HUNDRED stock horses and ranch for
sale cheap. Write or call on John =. Thomp-
son. Lake Valley. New Mexico
Is5 ACRES. all bottom land. 10 cleared
60 "a alfalfa room house. 50 acres under
hira state CIVILIZATIONS a snap al $50 q acre
Phone 290S. BICkNELL Phone 29OS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
4 HOWE IL BARGAN
InT RaRGANS

Montana St. lots west OF Piedras $500
80 It east front. y Kansas. paving pd- S17s5
lots corner Dyer and Memphis sts S1-l5
lots. Garner. Clifton St ------------ $500
. lots corner AltLra Boul-- paving pd--- $500
JAY F. KNOX COMPANY.
sol CapIes bldg Phone z-s6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
For Sale-RoomIng Houses.

For Sale-Rooning Houses.
ROOMS, can subiet. Apply SIS y Kansas.
OWNER must sell % rooms. wei furnished.
best location Phone 2f10
WANTED from owner. rooming house. good
location. bargain Address u. care Herald
BOOMING HOUSES should see our line OF
solid oak dressers $3.50 w
FOUTZ FOOSHEE Co.
Il ROOMS in the heart OF the city. rooms
All ful TENT SIS month Price $3.50 Terms
IL Z Main
GROOM rooming and boarding house. close
in north side, 50 boarderS. Dandy propo-
sition- $500. terms
500 Mesa CBEEL REALTY co. Phone SOS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16

Phone 1908 BICkNELL Phone 1908
room bungalow on one Of our most popn-
lar residential streets; only $1,000. easy
terms
rooms. beauty; al built in features To-
$3.50 ,...
bungalow ideally located; a beautiful home
$3.50.
I have an apartment house earning Il "a
On investment $500 will handle don't rush
robody wants these fine snaps
Phone 1908 BICkNELL Phone 1905
FOR SALE - BUILDING SITE
Corner lot. f3x1z0. southeast exposure
close 10 new high school Price $500
FOR SALE - GOVERNMENT HILL
Nldtru room bungalow. sleeping
rorches fuI lots Only $500. Terms. SEQ
cash. balance SIS per month
FOR SALE OR ENCH ANGE-
Nevada ST. bungalow. close in modern
Easement. large lot. south front paved St
rooms and sleeping porch Price $3.50. n
would trade for larger house
CASSIDY a NEIL 2ii Mills ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16

For SaIe-Real Estate-City Property.
---~---~---@---@-~---r@---
FORCED TO sell my beautiful room bum
galolg- call 560s Montana ST.
NEW BUNGALOW-One Of the incest homes
in the city near new high school parke-
street Frank Scott phone 1855
FOR SALE Good income properly. south
side. $780, viii take in trade about one
third as first payment; balance easy T. l.
Justus. care Hixson Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
For Ssle-Real Estate
Country Property.

LAND BARGAINS.
ID acres. only miles from
town. on main county road and
on rnr--urban. part n cultiVa-
zion. A bargain a. $500 per acre
Equity in two nice BUNGALOWS
near country club. 20 trade for
small valley land farm
small ranch OF 6 sections well
improved ard fenced. 100 head
or cattle TO trade for e Paso
property Price for ranch.
$500 cattle at market price
SEE THIS
Two nice lots on Grant ave
and a good car To trade fof
equity in a close in bungalow
=. section ranch above CarTl-
zozo- fneNhau4tibls supply Of
water and good range Price
$500.
HUFFMAN
HILL. HUFFMAN 4 RINTLEMAN,
Phone --1- 81 Mills bldE