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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12

backs and ends have the face and back OF
cushions stitched directly together at the
edges,
Among the new furniture features for
1915 are number of modern chairs and
sofas suggestive OF various persods.
though not direct copies OF pefIod pieces.
A good cane chair with a black laeautred
fraInework and a black lpequered panel
set upright into the back has a black ard
natural cane eolSred lrregulaFly striped
SQUAD cushion. Another chair that has
the whole uphotste tered frame covered with
black and white ana gray velour ii narrow.
stripes has supplementary sqtiab cash-
ion and white enatneled legs.
Another chair with nm ivory enhmcted
frame has the upholstery in lowered
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12
Spring NoyE
ia The Garden.
...<rr-,a anE d 10 reasea wlax a .rn.nnn

pTNHE1at1 % no reason why woman
with average health and strength
should not grow her own vegetable
Is and bowers ifahe wlshes larden-
luz il the best hobby woman can
haze: il exetcises every inuacls o. the
body ana KEEPS THE inquire young; but
great care should be taken that toe skirt
Il short and The shoes strone I'D water
tsht9
The dfat itnporta tllins is that ll. va
cant ground ahoula ID thofpushly dua.
ana u the soil Is poor homo wei rorted
manure should be worked il before seed
sewing takes place.
tIavlne wot1sed your son lnto fne
soft state. theHe vegetables should b.
ctosrn that are most needed To- every
{ any use.
DO not ROW POTATOES unless thore Is
ample etonnd. but such things az heaus.
emily cabbage. LETTUCE parsley. peas,
etc. can never he bought as ypuns and
az fresh as those ti,at are homo grown.
ff nEtinhoises are liked they make n
coed background q IN ngly fence; thcs.
should 10 planted rather denplv to give
them d Arm hold Almost any palt o. The
tubeF viii form q plant; place yard aoart
tlnd q foot deep
Sow pen seed regularly and Tot too
ttielsly. THE halls should be from three
teslx feet apart. according to whether the
variety ii dwarf or tall
Tprnips ehrrots. spinach. and lettuce
may an be apwn in sheltered places but
fof those who POSSESS a cold frame. the
hest plan IS to sow seeds Ia bozrr. Make
Soma holes for drainage. ana ELL with
equal parts or line garden soil. leaf -nald.
nnd sand mixed. Onions. celery. caun
fewer. cabbage and lettuce may all b
started in this way. and transplunted
later In the season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17

Of the defendant 10 carry out his
part OF the agreement. by which the
defendant was to provide for the
plaintiff in comfort as long as he
lived, IL is averred.
Henry J. and Ephriam Culp.
father and son, were in the under
taking business in Goshen under the
name Of II. J. Culp and Son. The
son was the active member. the
complaint alleges. and the father
only the fnarcial hacker of the un-
dertaking. IL was In this capacity
that he became a creditor OF the
firm, il is alleged. The partnership
was dissolved. the son continuing the
business. The father went 10 live
with him. under the agreement that
he should be made comfortable as
long as he lived. but. il is alleged,
the son and his family soon made
things 50 disagreeable that the
father was obliged 10 leave and
came TO Elkhart 10 reside with
daughter. Attorneys w. 3. Hile Of
this city, and L. w. Vail OF Goshen,
have been retained by the plain
tif
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17

Four OF Elkhart's railroad en-
ploye orders. the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers. the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and
Engineers, the Brotherhood Of Rail-
way Trainmen. and the Order OF
hallway Conductors and the ladies'
auxiliaTies. will hold joint memorial
services at the First Evangelical
church at o'clock Sunday after
noon. Rev. +. w. Praetorius will
deliver special sermon on the oc-
Casion.
The musical part Of the program
Val be given by the church choir.
Mrs. Kate 3. Schwin. Mrs. Peter
son and Miss Una Kepler.
one Of the features OF the services
will be an impressive ceremonial. in
which flowers will be deposited in
designs of the various orders as the
names of the dead are called. Mem
bers Of the Engineers and Train
mems orders will place their flow
ers in stars; the Firemen and En-
gineers in a heart. and the COnduc-
tors in a triangle within a circle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
@soNyyni,a:iii1i;,s,its@
Wymdn'S Weekly
EDITORIAL
Saturday. June Il. 1916.
Being Certain

No matter which way a cat
falls it always lights .feet
first"
This reference has many
times been made in describing
some particularly fortunate ven
ture OF a person or concern.
However consider those who
take a chance-Occasionanv
they win-but more often those
who leave much TO chance have
little success.
It has been said and truly
toO-"Ha;f baked or hasty
judgment i'm business Affairs
leads to ilI-cOnsidered policies
that sooner or later bring ruin
i'm their wake-invOIving the in
nOcent public as well.
This store looks carefully be-
fore it leaps"
Merchandise. policies and inn
prOvements receive more than
ordinary thought i'm this organ
izatiOn. before they are brought
before the public.
GEO. WNNIAN & co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17

mitted under another mans.
He was sentenced to i've yeArS
penal servituds shortly after.
purposely kept back his hypccriti-
cal letter because 1 did not intend
10 let you waste your life on a man
like ne was"
It's not true" she cried sharply.
How dare you say such a thinE7"
Then she turned TO the other man.
who had remained motionlesE since
her husbands entrance.
George, say It's not true. I
win believe you before him.
Before he could answer her Den
ison broke in:
you like Ask Mr.. Dallas 20 return
your necklace which he took from
your neck when you were In his
arms q moment ago"
Mrs Denison raised her hand 20
her throat Her cloak had again
fallen open and n little strsnglsd
cry burst from her lips.
"p's-gonev she gasped "I must
have dropped 1t. How dare you In
sinuatc that he stole it7"
Her words trziled away indis-
tinctIy IS Dallas flung at her feet
the necklace she had been wearing
that evening.
''Therer he cried. harshly. It's
all true took Il. 7 wanted IL
because e meant money % me.
meant 20 slip away with it. but Ike
. fool fingered"
She looked at him with horror
"Thsn-you ala not come here %
see me?"
No" he said. bIuntly. I never
thought or you. I came here 20 ma
money or jewels. I came. as you
said, like thief IN the nisht-to
steal"
with a little moan she covered
her face wit. her hands The kiss
che had pressed OF his lips was now
q scorching fame OF shsme- she
had dragged her pride Ia tho dust
and her husband knew II. He had
tried 10 shield her. but she had
gone recklessly 20 her own undo
ing
She moved 70 the door. Her hus-
band opened u and she went 81
lentiv 10 her room. Some time sf-
tsrward she heard him moving
about in his dressing room. She
opened the door and looked ~ him
What has happened? Where is
he?" she said In a low voice.
He has gone" he said. quietly
Then. gIaneing at her white face. he
went on
Il tried 20 spare you this. Mabel
The chan was a wrong IN for years
before ne was found out / was
AFRAID that you would hear OF u
from someone. but the case was An
insignificant one and his aias
spared him = little ie came out
o. prison a few months ago he Il
fncorrlgibIs. but did not think he
would steal from YOU" h addso
Her face flushed.
Tt was my punishment, she an
swered oh. you don't know all
How mad 7 was. I wanted 20 run
away with him told him ] loved
him and begged him 20 tsks me-
with himl [ deserve only contempt
and scorn from you now"
You have AL my sympathy ana
p{tv" he answered: you had put
that chap on a pedestal years ago.
But he won't trouble you hgAin. We
can forEst him As A. ~ Christ
mas time I was more lenlent thar
might have been and ne went away
with some money" Then, reaching
out his hands TO her, he went on.
tendsrly.
MABEL, de YOU taiSb a little .ss'
hardly or me nov. dear tAn aver
hope 10 wipe that dishonoTed Image
from your memory
With a little sob she let him draw
he into bis arms.
The scales have fallen from tr.
EYES. A. last. Mar. dearest sh.
whispered. and 7 know how mad
Wss. and nov dear YOU srs 90 NJ
Ard - their lips met ~ Iona
<ivs ths s-v became gradually
Seeded wttE .hs iaAn u nsr
Christmas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17

80 was turning over some papers
in that old desk YOU said I could
sell. and Z found Dc at the back or
drsw es" she replied "It vas
addressed 20 me in my maiden
name aud I recoEntzsa his W-ritins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17

You ask me 20 defend myself ro
this man. but I regret that 7 cannot
see that any defense rs necessary
~ the time he wrote that letter a.
YOU he nss in danger % arrest 70,
common theft which he com
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17

NEWPORT, r. l., June 1.-Two
companies of the coast artillery
corps. the 1O2nd and the 13Oth. left
here Friday for Eagle Pass. Texas.
for border patrol duty. y hos
pital corps detachment accompanied
them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
PRESENTS PEN.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June IL
Gov. RalstOn presented 10 Thomas
Taggart. jr., son of Sen. Taggart.
the pen with which he made out
the commission for the formers ia
Their when he appointed him to the
senate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17

= - DE:SIsoN listened to her
M ausbaud's footsteps AZ they
cane Down me passage and
ahr2iy bss:t-tsG outside her door
MsoeL ny I come in?"
Hssr ;1ps So - a thin line
ga sorry. Max. but M head -
s;hi h@S,@ she -eplisd
Re rastis1 ths haiid.o or tAs coor
IT is wasle dsy since yea v-,e
taken e.: With this rsd h..a." bo
wsut On. ~aIs - 81 sssu.s &c bssten
II Is hig> ;ims that 1 ia you. &c
miEht GO y.a EoO6"
There IS noth.na - oAA ss ~
me- she answered .rolGIS. -YTsA-s
80 away. want TO .. 49,
There was n4InazSS S1A-.ncA
then a sudden Grass. a spIinss.i~a
or wood. and from Qua o, Ia. SshS4s
a mans tall figure smsrxea
Mrs. Densson spraaE iron IL.
couch where she had been lylak 49,
faced the intruder with flashing
eyes
How dare you break into up
ROOM II you have no respect 20
my feelings, you might at least "a
member that there are servants Ia
the house"
You should have remembered
that before you refused to open the
door" he retorted quietly. removing
a piece Of splinter from his hand
and stanching the blood with his
handkerchief.
IF you choose to behave like q
petulant child and lock yourself
into your room without rhyms or
reason. you give the servants quite
enough 10 chatter about downstairs,
while they will regard this little
bit OF violence on my part as the
natural sequence 10 a domestic mis-
understanding. 1t will clear the
atmosphere and bring down the
tension OF things TO a normal level"
Then, glancing at her white. Quiv-
sring face. he went on. with sudden
tenderness. Poor little girl. YOU
do look Ill Tell me what's wrong.
What have I done this timer 1
thought we were getting on so well.
too The ice seemed 10 be melting"
Yes" she said in a low. bitter
voice. I was beginning to be-
Iieve that you were man
woman could love: that YOU pos
sessed virtues we poor. weak fools
call strong and splendid; but
now ! know you as you really are
"A sneak and lar-and ] hate
you for iti'
Max Denison's face grew pale
beneath its usual healthy tan
All 7 guessed II was something
more than a headache" he said
slowly. Well. so ahead What
have 7 done this timer
This his wife replied. speaking
IN jerky. staccato sentences. You
kept back a letter that had 7 re-
ceived II cefore my marriage 10
you. would nave changed the whole
course Of my life. The man I
loved wrote this letter. and you,
who pretended 20 be George Dali
lass friend and mine. betrayed US
both
ooh how could you ruin our lives
like that" she cried. Don't you
sec how foul and hateful you have
made Yourself IN nay eyes? Can't
YOU understand that from this day
onward the sound OF your voice.
your footsteps. and the sight or
YOUR face viii ali De loathsome 10
me-"
Where did YOU find the letter.
her husband said after a pause
AZ ADMITS All.
~I was turning over some papers
in that old desk YOU said could
sell and Z found Dc at the back OF
ORA veg" she replied. "It Vas
addressed TO me in my maiden
nAm. and ] receknizsA his vritinS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
ES-ELKHART YOUTH
KILLED IN BATTLE
Blake Lilly, g, High School
Graduate of 1911, Slain
in Europe.

Ncws Times Special Service
ELkHART, Ind, June 11.-Blake
Lilly. who was graduated from the
Elkhart high school in 1911, was
recently killed in battle while a sol
der or the British empire.
"Cabled announcement Of Blake's
death AT front received oy mother"
was the brief telegram received on
Thursday morning by William r.
Lilly. 135 Vine ST., a brother. The
message came from Robert Lilly.
who. with another brother. How
ard Lilly is &C Seattle. Mrs Eliz-
abeth Lilly. the widowed mother.
resides alone at Vancouver, r. G.
She has given tmee sons TO her
country's service. They are Blake.
the one who has now made the high
est sacridce-his life: Ronald Lilly.
who enlisted i'm the same regiment
with Blake. and George Lilly, who
two months ago went 10 the front
as member of 72d Highlanders.
Blake and Ronald enlisted in
June. 1915. i'm tbs famous Princess
PaJrica regiment. one whose his
tory for self-s9criheing valor is UNI
paralleled during the present war.
Blake Lilly would have been %
years old SATURDAY, having been born
June Il. 1898. at ST. Thomas, ont.
His parents and their children NOV
ed To Elkhart i'm 1900. and the family
left here five years ago. soon after
Blake finished the high school
course.
The family was always noted for
its intense patriotism. on the
queens birthday and other national
holidays Of the British empire they
displayed at their EIkhart home the
flags Of the empire This intense re-
gard for their native land was man
ifested. not with any disrespect TO
America and her institutions but i'm
entire good faith and commedable
sincerity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17

Henry ]. Culp Of this city, has
filed suit in the superior court
against Ephriam Culp. i'm one para
sraph asking for judgment for
s2.9O0 for money alleged TO be due,
and in another paragraph asking
that an agreement entered into by
him with the defendant be reform
ed and that he be given Judgment
for $4,000 for the alleged failure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17

DR.. PaxsOn has removed his dental
Office from 12O s. Michigan st. 10
Room 400 Farmers Trust bldg
AdVt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

FOR EXCHANGE CALIFORNIA FOfs FL
PAsO-f acres all under fence. nice SIX room
cement house. highly improved grounds I'M
lncumbered- Cost $1,000. located close 20
Pasadena. California Would trade for house
in e. Paso.
Los ANGELES FOR FL PASO PROPERTY
Nice room cottage z1st Los Angeles
Would trade Tor Fl Pazo home. Assume or
pay cash difference. Price $500.
Cassidy = Nces- Oh Mslls -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
EVERY ONE Is BUYING ONE
WHY NOT XnTo

WE HAVE FOR SALE the following used
cars and consider each and every one a
bargain at the prices we are asking
1918 s cylinder passenger Chalmers-
1916 6 cylinder passenger oakland dem
onstratorf
fHup 20 roadster.
Chalmers truck.
II Will pay you 10 investigate these cars
before buying elsewhere.
Oakland Auto sales CO.
a07 Myrtle Ave Phone 114s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

For Rent-Rooms Furnished.
NICE rooms. SIS Magof1-n-
NICE cool rooms. GIG West Bouieyard-
NICELY furnished room Phone $3.50 W
NICE airy front room 81 Phone 24o7 II
ROOMS 50 week and up Texas Grand hotel.
DESIRABLE bed room Tor rent. lol6 Noble
TEXAs TAVERN rms. hath 81 up Pm 247o-
SOUTHERN Hotel 50 VI ~. tes :. e Paso,
NICELY furnished room. close in. SIS Pros
poet Phone 1855 W
DESIRABLE close in room. private family
Phone 5so5-
COOL room connecting bath and sleeping
porch Phone zl32-
FOR RENT-Nice room with breakfast for
one or two gentlemen 24ol Montana
TWO desirable rooms. sleeping porch. meals
II desired f95 Montana
BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room for
gentleman. references Phone fsse-
BEDROOMS reasonable. 1910 Myrtle Phone
1873
LARGE bed room. summer rates 40 v
stanton
COOL bedroom for one or two men 10 san
AntoI-o-
NICE FRONT room. summer rates SO
49, "
ROOM and sleeping porch where its cool
sunset Heights Phone -osg u
TWO nice airy bedrooms. walking distance
S21 F. Boulevard
NICE front room. hot water in bath Phone
2iSl.
ONE large room wi5h sleeping porch, SIS
West Boulevard
ADELANTE hotel III \. Kansas. rooms
with bath. summer rates
FAYETTE. an outside rooms cool and clean
Sis week close in -ia Mills Phone -
LARGE cool room. waIking distance Phone
CLEAN. cool rooms. reasonable for gentle
men 1913 n stanton
FOR RENT-Lzrg- cool room close In. for
gentleman ~ Ipson ave
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in pri-
vate family Phone st-- W
CLAN. cool bedroom suitable for two gen
tlenen or couple Phone sos
DFIMAR ROOMS. 81 y stauton-Running
water. free baths; 5ec-sl day s. up wS-
NICE roors. ve-v desirable location for sum
r1er hlusekt cTing privileges, Phone
ALBERTA HOTEL. clean and modern. per
u1aneur and transient rooms. summer rates
13s san Freneiseo 81
COOL bedroom and sleeping porch. connect
Ing bath private entrance or Housekeeping
rooms 1925 wyoming Phone fo52 W
LARGE newly furnished room an conve-
niences. close in private family very reas-
enable Phone 4495-
FOR RENT connecting front rooms.
close in. Phone 1852 = after $50 p m or
sunday
HIGH cool part Of the city. close in every
room with sleeping porch and shower bath
All new and modern. Phone 6o5e- ssS w.
Missouri street
For Rent-StOres and Offices.
-~-~-~-~--@----~~-----~--
SWELL corner store with tile FLOOR. base
mcnt. toilet etc. az 500 san Francisco s.
FOR RENT-DesirabIs offices IN the Herald
building. Reasonable rates Apply 10 the
auditor o. The Herald
BUSINESS LOCATIONS FOR REM.
rs y. kansas ST.. store room
SOC san Francisco s.. store r1uul-
sO0-2 ". Overland St. . story building
904-6 w Overland ST.. . story building
Ins East End ST. basement
Douglas { Croweli. Agency
pa Mills Bldg Phone ats-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
FoR ExCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
"a acres close in upper valley. all
in cultivation under the main ditch
20 acres in wheat: Is acres In al
falfa; ~ acres in young orchard.
acres sugar beets- s room adobe
house. modern convenience etc
40 ton hay shed. grainery. black
smith shop. corrals. tenements, etc
Also two wagons. two mowers. one
rake. baler. renovator. three plOws.
one blackboard. one team mules one
team mares. so head OF hogs. mum
erous hand tools and all harness
This IS one Of the best improved
farms I'm the valley. Price for every
thing 81. 600 VIII trade for your
equity in r Paso income This IS
clear
W F. Hale & Co
50J 1st Natl. Bank Bldg Phone s2l--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
$3.50
sI50 CASH

EADW AAEh
Z rooms with glazed sleeping
porch equal to another ROOM;
house has never been occupied.
is a modern frame house built
on two lots in Grand View.
Only two blocks from car line
and is close 20 the paved
streets. Same house close by
sold for $500 Our price is
S2250. with terms you cannot
turn down
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
s room modern. story house
on King William street. in san
Antonio. has double sleeping
porch car line block, close TO
school. paved street. on two
lots This has been reduced
from $500 TO $1,000 for quick
ale VIII trade for Fl Paso
property.
MONTANA STREET
10 rooms. red pressed brick,
make fine residence, other side
OF Houston Square Location
speaks for itself. There are 8
bed rooms, everything up-to-
now. heating plant. car line,
o. school, paved streets, side
walks; everything that goes TO
make a fine home. Price $500,
$500 cash. balance 10 suit pur-
-riaser-
NENaiA- INVESTMENT
G AN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

NEW foRr room bungalow with slassed in
Sleeping porch S24- cash. balance SIS per
month including interest.
Blair 4 Eloss.
AUS = -hartz no inner u1aE u-en- 1876
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

a NEW Z ROOM BUNGALOW in Alta Vista
basement south front on 37i5xlf0 feet
Price 1850 Why pay rent when you can
buy this house on 500 down. $50 including
interest. Never occupied.
4 DANDY ROOM HOUSE on Boulevard
s25ao.
4 NEW ROOM BUNGALOW In Richmond
Terrace. large garage south front price
$500 Terms 500 down. $50 inc interest
Now occupied
WILL TAKE VACANT LOTS as part pay
ment on this beautiful room bungalow in
Alta Vista. breakfast room Price $3.50.
Hawkins Bros Phone 600
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
For Sale-Farms and Ranches


fOh sALE-Good stock ranch near Las
cruces Box 235. Las Cruces y. n
1--WE room dwelling. clothes room. bath
ROOM good cellar under kitchen. lac Dbl
cistern and milk house. also small cistern.
barn. hay house, harness room; ten acres Of
land - hrs and 50 min. water every g
days Tor irrigation purposes: - large apple
trees; 1s5 peaches. plums and prunes-
cherry trees large zig trees. s ounce. 81
Mission grapes. Z acre in strawberry plants
all trees in first class condition. good CROP
oL fruit this year Dwelling cost $500
water for irrigation purposes costs CSC per
month $500 buys the property. For further
information write f P Nay. La Luz. y. n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
WEST OF PTEDRAs. 6 ROOMS.

WEST OF PIEDRAS, 6 ROOMS.
Brand new room bungalow on
south front corner Oak floors all
built in features sleeping porch
This place can be bought FOR $500,
with an initial payment Of $500
It's worth your while See this
NEAR AUSTIN TERRACE
Beautiful brand new Z room brick
bungalow on south front corner lots
Built in features. hardwood floors,
sleeping porch and basement Only
$4,000, $500 down with monthly pay
meht OF S35 including interest
Scott sales & Realty CO.
f24 Mills Bldg Phone stbe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

FOR EXCHANGE FOR VALLEY
LAND.
new modern bungalows lust com
pleted located IN GTanoview, Gov
eminent HiI. East FL Paso and
Highland Park Average price
$500. VIII take one-haf in clear
valley land. balance three 10 five
years. VIII trade one or all
W. +. Hale < Co
7O5 1st Natl Bank Bldg Phone s-l-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

VALUABLE RANCH FOR SALE.
Located in Lincoln county New
Mexico. in the finest grazing sec
ton Has good we'll section pas
ture and plenty Of free grazing
land for good sized ranch. There
are at present 5000 head Of sheep
and 5&5 head OF very high grade
yearling Herefords on place for sale
at market price This ranch IS i'm
proved for either cattle or sheep.
Price for ranch $4,000. VIII make
reasonable terms
Huffman
Hill. Huffman & Rinfiemau.
Phone 251- 81 Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
WANTED.
LOTS.
LIP IN s1nnn-

WANTED.
LOTS.
Up To $1,000.
As first payment on this splendid nearly
new bungalow only one block from
paved St. and car line-near school
Built Of buff brick on two south front
lots. big garage and shed Has iarge
rooms. big bres kfast room. glassed IN
sleeping room screened porch. large
finished basement and heating plant.
Has hardwood floors in living and din
ing room builtin buffet. book cases,
kitchen cabinet, linen lockers, etc.-a
real home.
PRICE $500
VIII take good lots UP 20 $1,000 as first
payment or will sell for small cash
payment. balance like rent.
PHILLIPS REALTY Co
Phone 1923 401 LIST Natl Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

FIVE ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW, Alta
Vista Price $3.50 $500 cash, balance like
rent
FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW. never occupied.
near car line. Price only $1,000 500 cash,
$50 per month
Frank T. Cox.
s19 Caples Bldg Phone 6425.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

II PER CENT INVESTMENT ISCUME
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
blocks from center % business district
IgrI29 H. bringing steady income OF S15e0
per year. Price $1,000. Easy terms. Notice
location and big interest on money. e. ".
hale.
H. T. RiIburn Co
800 Wv l1lari - rfag 49, Sos