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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-25
ApAIS is DESTRUCTIVE
insect Is Generally Distributed
Over tie United States.
One Of Most Prolific of All Plant Lice,
and Is Especially Injurious to Va
rIous Leournlnous Crops,
Notably clovers.
CBy J. pAvIs.)

The periodic occurrence OF the pea
aphis in unusual abundance on vari-
Gus leguminous crops, more especially
red and crimson clovers, vetches, field
and garden peas, and sweet peas, has
placed it among the important inju-
rious insects Of the world. for ii is al
most cosmopolitan and more OF less
injurious wherever found. In Europe
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-25

latch bars are fastened to the gate
and the latch is fastened to the post
by bolts, each having one end bent
into hook eye and the other held
through the post by nut. A spring,
midway between the bolts, holds the
latch in place when the gate is closed
independent Farmer.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-25
Keen Chemicals Out.

There are many suggestions about
putting salt. charcoal or chemicals in
the silo. Never do it. Water may
sometimes be added when the corn
is dry, but keep the chemicals out-as
you would from home-canned goods.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-25
BIT OF REAL POLAND
VILLAGE IN ASIA MINOR HAS AN
INTERESTING HISTORY.
Peopled Many Years Ago by Vet
Grams Of the crimean War, the
Community Has Maintained Its
purity and independence,

Hundreds of miles from Poland, In
Turkish territory, not far from the
Black sea and the Bosporus, there is
Polish village. 1t has been there
for 60 years. But the news of its ex-
istence will come as q surprise both
to the world at large and to the Polish
Poles Of Poland.
The village was discovered" re-
Gently by a German journalist, the
correspondent of Berlin newspaper,
who was watching the fighting at the
Dardanelles. He sandwiched in be-
tween his dispatches describing death
and destruction on the Gallipoli penin-
sula an interesting description of this
peaceful and forgotten bit of old Po-
land under the title of "A Polish Is
land.
The village was founded back in the
fifties of the last century during the
Crimean war. Among the Russian SOL
diers fighting in the Crimea against
the British and French and Turks
were some from Russian Poland. OF
these a number, were captured by the
Turks and taken to Scutari, opposite
Constantinople, in Asia Minor. There
some Polish noblemen, bitter enemies
of Russia, found these men, and hit
upon the idea of emancipating this
handful of their fellow-countrymen
from the control of Russia. Foremost
among these noblemen was Prince
Adam Czartorisky, very wealthy
man, who, from his own pocket and
out Of funds collected by him from
chased lands in Asia Minor from
Turkish owners and there established
the Polish prisoners in a village of
their own.
On that spot the prisoners and
their descendants have continued to
live to this day. When the German
journalist visited the village he found
a few of the original colonists still liv-
ing. The villagers, he writes, are
Genuine Poles, still speaking their ma:
tive tongue. The noblemen who
the village fetched the wives
of many Of the prisoners from Poland
when the village was first started, ana
their offspring have intermarried
among themselves, thus preserving
the purity OF their race. Not one Of
them, says the German writer, has
married q Turk or even learned the
Turkish language that is spoken on
every side of this little Polish Ia
land"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-25
Toad Decreasing in Numbers.

We are told that the toad is decreas.
ing in numbers owing TO the fact ehat
the little ponds or pools in which
their eggs arc Matched are dIying up
all over the country.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-25

can be traced back to the depredations
Of the pea aphis. Most probably much
damage to clover has been overlooked
or attributed to other causes, for
while crop may be injured on large
field crops. such as clover, the injury
will be overlooked unless the field is
almost killed outright. and subsequent
effects. such as the weakening of the
vitality of the plants. iss too often at
trlbuted TO winter killing as Doctor
Folsom has pointed out. Especially
may this insect be a very dangerous
clover pest II the weather conditions
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-25
Defining an Optlmist.

. An optimist may be described as a
person who believes that wolf Is GO
ing to be captured during a big wolf
hunt.-AtchisAn Globe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-25
GATE LATCH is CONVENIENT
Recent Invention Places Strain on
Post instead Of on oate-Sprtng
Holds u In Place.

This invention provides latch
which puts the strain on the post in
stead Of on the gate. Two or more
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-25
corns Come OF
Like Banana Peel
Wonderful, Simple "Gets-It' Never
Fails to Remove ANY Corn Easily.

wouldn't Il Jar your Here I've
been going along for years. with one
desperate corn after another, trying
10 get rid OF them with salves that
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-25

Hesitafef Use Sure "Gets-it- Tor Ihoso
Corns and Save Your Life and Your Toesi
eat off the toes, tapes that stick to
the stocking. bandages and plasters
ing blood-bringing razors and scis-
sors Then / tried 'Gets-It just once
and you ought to have seen that corn
......s - at...t like a banana peel." It's
simple, wonderful. It's the new way.
painless, applied in two seconds, new
er hurts healthy flesh or lrritates.
Nothing TO press on the corn: Never
way and try "Gets-It' tonight. For
corns, calluses, warts and bunions.
"Gets-It" Is sold everywhere, csc O.
bottle, or sent direct by Z. Lawrence
& Co.. Chicago. Ill.
Sold in Hopkinsville and recon-
mended as the worlds best corn rem
edy by L. L. Elgin and j. 0. Cook.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-25

Claude Brasher has returned from
a visit to jacksonville.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
5rauen Cuffs 0erein!
Sire prddti9e ll~nterHultnng Ser
6ran &m. a0niss6riiggc Sum
Seiten Der gnteu SadJe.

Cine groBe Gamen- 8eieai6aft
iono fid aeitern nad)nrttag 5llnl
grmd)eon Elm, ben Srau ISM. ao.
n%igsbrlgge in brent prdftiqen
Seim. 1896 80 aoe., sum geitelt
5e5 RoteH arau5es CAB. IS mar
cine pramtiae fetddfeit, 0enn bic
lte6eu8lpiir0i9e 6aineberin batte es
ON nidlfs fc5len iGiien, Inn es Den
@1iten gcniltlitl 3u MAIDEN. Gin
muffaliihs 8%ro1rnnfn fam eur
aufHibrung, ul0 Elm iuterqiiantes
aartenipiel iatlo itatt. Sri. GGa
aonigsbrlgge ierDierte oeu 2lu6.
Gie 1afHen 6ran Il. ghIeier. 9yran
un0 5rl. aolnenanfL GSrau 6eurp
8oaod un0 Gran 8. goltl unter-
i.ilbten 6roli a5ugsbriigge. 9as
muiifaliide Grogranm tDuroe uon
6raa @oIoimit5 6rau Gal. 8. Sc.
ter, SRI. @or6on uno SRI Roo.
mann ausgeii6rt. 9ie anpeien6en
2ameH mdren BON ihrer aufnobne
ent8ildt, ln0 es mltr0e Der Nunid
laut, Dab Die &eranitaltpng Der
5rou @%Dnigsbritgse BON Seiten on-
oerer GnmeH. oerct 8er61lmiiie as
9eItatteteu. A%Sadobmrna 3lm ge.
ten Der 9uten Code finoeil moge.
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0arftberidte.
Sito 9nabo, %. Sarnior.
H0DieiH3irfuhr 5000

Siio 9maba, 90. Salniar.
GinODieiE3uiiihr 5000.
Beef Stiere, Marft 10 %nieOriacr.
5dDrlinge, cute big bette $3.50
900.
3ieuiIid cute Bis CUTE $50
.T.40.
glittclndBiae $575-65Q
Sellers. Marft 10 mieoriger.
&ora-gefiifterte gecoes.
@lte bis teite. idpere s8.25-
SIS.
9aitieImdBiac $750-s.f0.
3ieulidl dilie bis cute $500
Z 40.
Aitle. aiatit 10 nieOriaer.
@llte bis lgite aabe $575-6.5 so.
3ieH1i6 quite bis gite $525-
SIS.
YiiielmoBtae O0-5. 00.
Cute bis teite Sellers Sc. 25-S7.
3iemfidl 8i;te bis CUTE $5.25-
SO.
MlitteIuiobige S400-50G.
@rns.geiilti. aiIbe So. 50-e.5 80.
@rdsqenItf. Sellers s60e-7.g 90
StOders l.. 5eeoers Dart mel.
tens 10 n~ieoriger
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
Seine Seyeidea in G6iffre.

Berlin, 20. San. - IS lit au,
g%eOrOnet morOen, OuF 9rabt6utdaf.
ten BON Atben nadl 5entidlanO,
Ceiterreidl .llngarn, 8nlgarieu nnO
Der SIrtei MIR in geu06nlider
Spradle aufgtseben werOen blrfcu.
Die &0Iniide 3titnng laet, ban
man ntdjf uiiie, Oh man i'd AMI bic
ariehiide Armee perlaHen f0unc,
bod lei Der a6nig bel einem grohcn
Seile Der bobrreu Gffi3ierc Ser 2lr.
NEE nnO bel Der geD6lferuug ie6r
beliebt.
Ser 96Dig babe ben @cianbtcn
Der 9Iittelmadite geiagt, oaf fr bel
blei6en ioacn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
SfnatOr Smith
warnt Gnglanb!
Sine Serbi6tHns Der glOdabe iuHrOt
embargo BON 8GffeH 5nr
SOlse bnbsu.

&Gfbiagton, 20. San. gnn.
0rsienatOr SOfe Smitb belt bente
I'M Seuat iiber Die beabFdtiate Der.
idlarfte glDfGOe Der bentideH
aiiitc bard England cine ldngcre
HeDe, Ueldle BARN gipFelte, ban CT
in Oirreu @Ortrn erflarte, ole Der.
@faatrn mirOen iid Elm iOldss @Or.
geBen ieitens GnslaHOs nidlt gefal.
len iaien HH6 Samit a~ntiUorten, oaF
ne Die IAsfnbr bon 8affea MnS
WiuHition nasr Art BerbieteH merOen.
Die acSe iuarNe %6eifdQig anfsenum.
men.
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&er6redlen 6intertricben.

Gntncp, 81, 20. San. 9c6en
Sen 6iitten Ses DDu meEifaniiden
5trefeuarbciterH beiuofutcn gagcrs
falOen 8ulisiiten geung 9pnamit,
nm allies, mas in jeuer 8esenS lebt
nuO itre6t, in bic Emit 8n iprengcn.
Dian slanbt OaF bic 9lbitdlt pprge-
Iegen bat, bic MeEifaner 5n t6teu.
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9. BrGnOt auS
Dem ce6en ge(C6ieOen!
gdt inn III Gin bodlgeadDteter bout
ider Yionier Omaba's Oabin.
gcgangen.

5alen ieb' i'd 9Iatt Inn glatt
ein beutiher 8ionier na6 Dem oil
oern mliereS @cmcinweiens tritt oil
6aDrt iI6er Den Stpr an, mo 10 III
aud eeitern elmer Der beitbefaunte
item 3eutidrr, Serr Sobn q
Brandt, 1924 Gilo 10. Ctr. mo6n,
bait, mad mir t4.tdgigem ar1nfel-
lager i'm glter bon rs Sabren 81
leinen 8Gtern oerianlmelt moroen,
81 miro betrallert DON ieiuer bod.
6etagteu @attiu 3ruu MargaretbG
&raliot ieinen S0bnen sSobn U. uno
@iIiam s.. Brandt, ieinen 9o6tern
6rdll U. 6. Sarte mo 6roli Sobn
IS 0rerel, iotpie ieinen griloern
Sans, in Davenport, Sn., 9lorclis
mo 6ariteu Brandt in geemer,
A}eb. pobnbait.
@err 9rau0t wur0e in 9erniteot,
Sdle5pig 3oliteiu, geburen ulO er.
5ogen. Sm 9Iter pon Is Sabren
maHoerte er init ieinen Gltcrn nod
oen Ger Staaten aus un0 tam nat
Gapenport Sa,, in Oeiien 3Ghe feline
Gltern cine 6orm belpirtdoiteten.
a5ei 2tusbrud 0es 8itrgcrtrieges
HeI0ete lid Ger ilnige Brandt fret.
piaig uuo ;udd)te 0ellIelben bis an
Gn0e nit uH9 tam Damn mad Count
al Bluffs aber idon I'M S5a1r 1868
er mad Gmnbo iibcr uuo
ging ieiuem BeldGit ais Sitter mad.
SIN SATIRE 1872 ii6ernabm ct 0ie.
SeitlaIg Der an Ode Der 10. uno
9olporo Cir. gelegeuen Iiirnbale,
bort mar eS, M or ip1ter bent
I6eatcr 4nffahrlmgeu CAB wiel
lie beut3utage idmerlih beiier lit irsI
Ieno elmer @roBito0t 4merita'S ae-I
]oteH mer0en. Die dIteretl oeutihenI
5cIDobner DerOen iid) nod INIT itlsI
Iigem 9cboaen ser tunitIeriihen
Semitic, Die linen inn Brandt hDcn
lheater geboten mur6ciL e%rinnern.
S%tliitlcr ul0 Stiluitlerin-
gaitierten ain lron6t iden Che.
.ter, oarlmter 6rir0ridl 6aaic. ,ylls
ms @roBmann bic Ira8ooiu Roo.
c5ta. ionic bic WuberalcidIideu
5%oubretteu geppi @alln1eper mo
@ciitinger. g}o6 bcrtc iino
ic E%filnc6mer al icuen fiimtleri-
tcn @eniriieu 6errn Brandt 5itI
Cant perpfliftet.
Ter &eritorbene mar elm Iie6e-
oqer @attc tn0 &atcr has @fld
liner 5amiIie ging ihul ii6er alles
,uoeiien ~ es it f|etinuat in @of.
e Rat ooB man rom Sietiten,
las man lat. mug iheioen! Mo-
en- bieie berrliden @orte oea tran.
5amifeumitglie0erH gum
.roit gereiden.
0as gearobnis fin0ct nddItenl
'anlitog nadnitta9 Inn / lt6r pom ,
..rmlerbaliie ans olti Dem 8oreit {
ann 6rie66oie itatt. /
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
Otittrts brit.
Cau6boot Iut6!
Die bOaduSiide aiIte miro ben
britiiden Eand6OOten iird.
terlidJ.

2OnSOu, 20, San. Die britildlc
ASmiralitdt melOete bente, OaF mie.
Der Elm britiideS SaudJboOt an Der
bollanOiiden aiiie DerlOren eesan.
gen 1T. Die Mannidaft wurOc ge.
rettet, gSie iia bns ItHgliif ercig.
ncte, uiro nidDt ~angeae6cn. slider
nber 1T, BAR es uidt in Elm Oent-
idles SanfbOOtneb gerntrn iit.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
ggp it GIans gnhl2

Set iiber fieben g2oden lit Claus
&obi, Elm @titglie0 0eS 9maGo
&Iattoeltiden Screen ipurLos Der.
ihtuun0en. Sraenb jer1otb Der ct.
mas Iber ben 8er6Iei6 0e8 Molmes
tuetB, 1T iremoIidIt erindt, Ben
@rafbelten 6errn @eo. aiene ober
ben Sefretdr 6errn Chris. Seine
odDon IN aerntnis GIT ieben. (8eh.
i%elbldtter iin0 g~e6eten, obiges gu
fobieren.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
3nm llnfaa ser ,gpnOam4 .

8aibiHgtun, 20. Sam.- @enerals
funiul Sfinner beridtcte 6ente Dpn
GpnOOH, Dap Sas AuflnAfeu Oes
BOllanOiidea 9ampfers r8gnbnm4
III einem pnidJt aiigegebenen lin.
fal@ ieinen @rrnS babe. 9rei Dit.
slieOer Der Seiabung mnrOcn get0tet
nno Oier uerlunnOet. &pn Sen Bnl.
iagiereu uarSe nieutanS Derlebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
S6at-Tournier!

3n Dem groBen Saal oes 0mo6a
Miuiitsgereius. Gde II. un0 GaB
Ctr. fiu0et am Sountag Den %.
&anltar. piIItftlid nm $50 nadnL,
Gin groBe5 1fat 1ouruier itatt. 3u
Dem ale Sfntireim0e, aid ioldle.
0ie feiue GinlaonHgsfarten er5olteit
DcbcH, iralrolidit eillgeIaoeu MGR
cen, 3nmen limo natiirlih e6en-
tu0s niQfnmnlen. Ger Gfntritt
prcis lit mIf 81 bro 8erion feitge.
icet. SdmtIlhe 9~citrdge fommen
nod slb5lg Der geriugen llnfoitga
n Vreiien 8ltr &erteIlnng. Mad,
@een0igimg oes 8ournierB qi6t Is
Cans nno anoere lluter6alhlngen
fir bic Gdite-
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Regierung lOG
Encyclopaedia dnOern!
Die rspnblifauiidcn diibrrr i'm &C.
nat WerSen uidJt cher 6rieSen
geben.

8ai6ington, 20. San. Die
rspnbIifaniidsn Siibrer i'm Gent
baben Bente beiAlOiien, uidt ebcr
6ricOeH 5H geben, bis bic J~iegiernng
in ibrer 9Olitif MeyifO s~eseuibcr
auocre Saitfn auf3irbt. sic fnb
cnti6lohen, bic SnterbentiuHsfrOge
oaOnra 5ur GntideiSnug st briu.
gen, Dan i'm GAME Der ndditen $50.
dc iiber cine Oiesbe3iglidle RciU.
lntiOn abgeitimmt uerOen iDll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
GLp(OliOnen
un0 6ein Gn0el

SOpeiuell, @a., 20. San. Sin
NIT Sdure sefiatcr grDfrr 9e6altrr
in ben bieitaen gnlagen Der 9n.
punt &nIOermiible erpluOiertr. Gas
Oahnrdl bernrladDtc 6eHer ridtetc ei.
ncn SGnben BON 100000 an. Ger
Sriegsprufit Oicier COMPANY lit Ourd)
bic anbalteHOeu SdaOeu, pic tic er.
leiOet, BALD oabin.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
9a6en lie INNER
nod nid6t genug?
9epeideH BON SOm beiageu, baf sic
5einbieIisfeitea in Munteue.
grD anOauerH.

BON, 20. san. 3as 6ieiiac
montenesriHiide aDninlat erflart,
0af bic Montenegriner bic 3einO.
icligfciteH gesen bic GeiterreidJslln.
garn luieoer er6ffuet baben. S.
heikt, Oak 96uis Nifita nnO Ieiu
aa6inett bic 6rieSeasbeSinannaeu
nidE a%ngenpmmen la6en. Ser So.
mtg HHO OeIea S66ne befinSen iff
irlner nod in MuntenesrO. De
8pridt idmeft nadJ SesfcD
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Stuf6Olin, Sdiuebcn, 20, San.
- Die GegierHHg bat elm 9efret er.
Lanen, Iant meldem 6ol5faiern CUR
5eritelung non 8apier b~urIGafig
nidJt meBr mad GnglanO aasgefibrt
iperSeu bari. 9ieies silt ais 8iber.
Derseltnng, iueil britiide Sdiffe fir
SdlueOen beitimmte @a9rnHgsmittel
beidlagua6mtcn.
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Bug Oct RO6
JSlanO entg(eif!
sDfOmOtiDfiihrer iOfOrt set0tet nnS
fiiaf anOere 3ngbe6ienfete
Derlebt.

SrrntDn, NO., 20. San. Sin
8Hter5ts Der GOd SsianO Balm,
Dem siuei ~SDfumotiben borqeipannt
luarenr ~entsleiite bente fri6 in Ser
Ydbr Buu &initun. Gincr Der qofo-
ntpH0fiibrer marbc iDfOrt aet6tet;
finf anOere 3Hs6eDienitete iunrScn
fneBr cher fueuiger idper uerleht.
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Gtaliener mollen serben helfcn.

Nom, 20. 5nn. - 7ic italicuiide
&esiernng bet iid berett erfldrt, bel
9ieoraaniiiernus Der ierbiidDen 4rmee
bilfreidle 5auO 5n ~leiiten. IS 6ciht,
Sah 10000 5erben ami Gurfn ne.
lanbct iinO. (Nlanbt i6ncn fcia
2tenid init fnnf seinnSeu Sinnen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
@dtnna. NentIdet

&ommt 81 5. 3. s. 9nmO6r fir
beiten gimhurget adie, eerduderten
Gntiiidl @aiengfeiier. Bier ua0
5hnaps bnbeu mir aid 5u Der.
207 iloli9e IS. StraBe,
.0rHaba. 9ie6r.
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@ute 6is bette Gee0ers 1856
SO.
Mittefnl1Bfee S. .40-6.80.
@%elp0buIidla S55O-6.40.
@utc bis bette Stofers 500
7.65.
8}ittclmdBiac SG.35-7.00.
G~epo6nlidc S.. 50-6.35.
Stod Sellers $5.75-6.7 rs.
Stod Sit6e S475-625.
Sto6 Gdlbcr $G.50-T.50.
Sdueinc 3uiubr q, 800. Q}arft
offiiete 20 n%ie6riger, S6luB 10 uie.
briger.
0lrrhlhnitt preis $6s5-7.05.
@o6iter 4reis $7.15.
( dale 3pfuDr 1900. @larft %
@efiitt. @cTtern Qommcr $1,000.
2amuter St0.65-t0.85.
SSd5rIin9e. gltte BIS bite 5000
$40.
@iober, quite bis bette 800
ST. 80.
glltteri6aie s7.0o-7.35. bod
ter Breis Der Saiion.
@eiforete QGmmcr $S.7 10.
gaerican 2dmnier $1,000.
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G6icaao Marft6eridlt.

HiROuiel- 3ltfltbr 5000. Nlarft
feif 10 nie0riger.
6oditer 8reis 1926.
SdlDeinc-3ufubr $4,000. Marft
meiitens 20 %uieoriger.
9urdi6nittspreis $7t5-7.45.
6dditsr 9reis 1856.
Sdlafe- 3uinbr 1900. Qlarft noe.
MIG boter.
@odter 9reis $t1.t5.
aanias Sin M~arft6eridt.
&inlOieB-3nfuhr $500. Wlarft
Iqngiant iftun6.
aiibe, @drft felt, i6fuddl.
Stoders, Marft lnngialn. unre.
gelmdBig.
adlter, Marft feit.
Sdiueine-3nfubr $4,000. 0tartt
nieoriger.
GiHdidnitfspreis $7.30-7.35.
Sofiter greis $7.45.
Sdafe-3ufubr 1000. Marfi
felt.
@0diter greis 5000.
ct. Soiepb Marftberidt.
sRinODieG- 3ufubr 2,400. jMarft.
ieit, leidjter.
@oditer greis $3.50.
5d)lueiae 3uiubr $4,000. 01arft
10 nieOriger.
Glrdi1nittspreis 81. 20-7.35.
@oditer greis $40.
5dafe-3ufutbr $500. Mnrft feJt.
10 boiler.
5oditer greis $t0.75.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-08

CUT FROM $1,000 To Sis5O-This room
red pressed brick, near high school own
er leaving city Sleeping porch. walks
You can make $500 on this in 60 days.
so MONTHLY, 500 down. viii buy this
dandy room brick. with basement s-501.
VIII take lots in Grand View or Highland
Park as part payment
Built TO SUIT the most particular. this
room bungalow on Bliss St. glazed
porch Immediate possession. $500. $500
down Good building site viii be taken
fhOM $1,000 TO s2o0O-This > room mode
ern nome, on corner and car line. owner
from Mexico. needs quick money.
MODERN 4 ROOM BRICK in Alta Vista.
cut from s15o0 10 $500; se0O down. $40
montnly. rms is snap for quick setion-
wv NIX PAID $3.50. but needs money AZ
once VIII take Sl8N1. $3.50 down. Want IT,
Phone zS00 for appointment
BlllD ACCORDING To YOUR OWN
fAaNs-Loan furnished. plans free. easy
terms Talk Il over with Hawkins. Lots
taken as part payment
NEAR LAMAR SCHOOL seG50 for
room house. st00 down so. there is moth
ing the matter with IT, Don't guess Phone
as and take a look
II you can't sell your house. Hawkins
Bros can List % with them-the zeal
bargain chaserS.-
Hawkins Bros. Phone sse0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-08
sfIn

& room modern brick bungalow .
blocks Alta Vista school. Just or
Montana. 500 down. $50 per month.
including interest
$500.
Dandy : rooms. lots and all fur
uished. $3.50 down SO per month
$3.50.
rooms. . lots; $50 down. SO per
month
Whife-Paden Realty Co.
Phone 1893 206 y stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-08
NEW MONTANA ST. BUNGALOWS

NEW MONTANA ST. BUNGALOWS
. nice rooms and glassed in porch
These are uD 10 the minute. with
tile bath. tile sinks builtin book
cases. buffet. kitchen cabinet and
medicine ease the finish is the best
These homes are built OF notified
matt brick and viii he attractive
in every way The price is SaS5o
on easy terms our houses are
priced 10 sell That's the reason
we build and sell more homes than
any other firm in TT Paso.
Mayfield Bldg. & Imp. Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-08

Why ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN CLOSE N
|Aooern Two story s room house on Boule-
ard near Newman street. Owner sick
eaving town must son quick Worth $4,000
~ moner- Best offer takes f. How much
N. T.. stewart
With James L. Mari Company
hone $780, SVi san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-08
Seeds.

SUDAN GRASS FOR COVER CROPS
Makes quicker more and better hay or for
age Thrives in hot dry weather. Pure in
spected- rccleaned seed. 10 pounds S1-95- -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-08
EVEN At $500.
NOU CAN'T EQUAL THIS HOME.

: large rooms and screened in porch
Hardwood floors in every room. tiled
floor in bath room and gas heater in
wall for heating bath room uirrored
doors in bed room Has every buiitin
feature including linen lockers. book
cases metal medicine cabinet massive
buffet immense kitchen ca binet bulk
full length OF kitchen with tiled sink
and drain board back porch steps are
81 cement Double floors throughout.
shiugle roof large cement front porch
with artistic brick columns. Built Of
buff tapestry briciE-haclz porch IS en-
closed in the brick w0rk-lot "a frame
lean ton large lots. east front. only
Few feet from paving. sidewalks and
curhinE are all laid-back yard fenced
Garage Alta Vista district Splendid
neighborhood- Biggest bargain on the
market today. Small cash payment,
balance So month";
PHILLIPS REALTY CO.
Phone 1923. 40l LIST Natl. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-08

lots On CORNER on cav limo
worth $500 II taken at once you
can have them FOR $500 cash This
won't last. Come in and see US
White-Paden Realty Co.
EOS y Stanton Phone 1873.