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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
COUNCIL HELPS
WOMAN ROBBED
BY PICKPOCKET

A poor janitress, who was robbed
OF her tax money by a pickpocket
when on her way to the city hall IN
July, will not be penalized for de
layed payment. BY adoption OF a
resolution by Aid. Schultz. the com
mon council, Thursday night. allow
ed Mrs. George Weston. jsnitress
in the Lilllbridge school, TO pay her
taxes without added interest.
Mrs. Weston. in her distress, ap-
peared before the council committee
on taxes and explained what hard
ship she would suffer. IL penalized
for enforced delay In paying her
taxes. Aid Schultz explained the
matter 20 the council. and the reso-
luton went through unanimously.
The committee on parks and bou-
levards was supported in It's plans
for an addition 10 the Belle Isle
bath house. In a recent meeting OF
the committee u was decided 10
have plans drawn, this fall. and TO
start work April I. Bids will be ac-
cepted during the winter, and when
the necessary 100000 IL appropri-
ated In April the committee will
borrow on the allowance. which
would be available July l,
Aid. Barnett put through reso-
luton, asking the commissioner OF
public works 10 investigate the ad.
visibility OF widening Beaubien-st.,
between jefferson and Gratiot-aves
TO eliminate the space between curb
and sidewalk
The council will meet az . o'clock,
Saturday afternoon. To pass on the
primary returns as canvassing
board The city clerk viii be auth
orizcd TO tabulatc the ballots.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
Training School Will
BE Established At
Main Plant
PUPILS WILL BE
PAID FOR WORK
Company To Utilize
Product of Youthful
Artisans

training school for boys not
reached by the public schools 10 in
cluded In plans for expansion OF the
Ford motor industry. The school
will be opened In the near future
In connection with the plant in
Highland Park.
Mr.. Ford's principle that good pay
alone commands good service and
willing work, will be carried out in
the school For every hour the
boys spend In the shop they will re
ceive pay. As an added encourage
mont 10 application. II Is planned "a
have the training school pupils make
small auto parts. Mr.. Ford thinks
boy will take far greater interest
In his work II he sees his product
actually utilized.
When the school Il fully under
way, IL II expected 1000 pupils will
be enrolled Two hours a day will
be devoted 10 classroom work and
1--WE TO mechanical training.
THE trouble with most manual
training schools Is that the boy
takes little interest in his work be
cause he knows It will never be
used" said Mr. Ford. 81 want tC
take boys and train them 10 a sense
OF responsibility while they are
learning.
school work will, OF course. not
be- neglected Some viii need 10 be
taught To read and write. and Their,
will be courses in mathematics and
drawing"
Courses in the Ford training
school win be adapted TO the capa
bilities of the pupil, and individual
instruction will be emphasized
Mr. Ford hopes the future head,
of his departments may come from
me school. The plan has been Tn
dorsed by Detroit public school au
thoritics. "a the boys the school vii
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

Charles Warren Pickell Is prspar-
Ing TO celebrate two important amir
versAries within the next few weeks
On Sept 20 he will have reached
his sixtieth year, and Oct. ID, he
will have completed % years OF con
tinuous service as manager of the
Detroit agency OF the Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Co. During
the % years OF his connection with
this company. Mr.. Pickell has writ
ten n great amount OF insurance on
Michigan citizens. and now has
upon his books nearly $1,000 poll
cies.
Before taking up the insurance
was superintendent OF schools in
Ludington, Mich. and during a
teachers convention al Lansing. he
acted as a special agent for an In
surance company. During the few
days OF the convention he wrote
$4,000 OF new business. The worl,
was so attractivn and the income so
generous that Mr.. Pickell decided TO
quit teaching and sell insurance
His success WIS brilliant from the
start. and af,e- about three years
experience. he was offered the Mich
igan agency OF the company he now
represents
During Mr. Pickelrs career a. an
insurance man ne has contributed
much to The literature on the sub
jet -" IA written two hootr
Plain Hints" and plain Reason g.
both OF vs. hich have had vide cir
Culation
Both NJ Mr. Pickcll'a aNniv"rs"
rlos viii b. celebrated together On
the evening of Scrt. - - a din
ncr in the Ho'rl Cadillac.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
CONE IN FRIDAY AND LEAVE YOUR SATURDAY. GROCERY o
oERs WITH U.s. You will the
the first selections for sstudayhe supplies
CORNER WOODWARD AND>FOREST
IS PHONES. $3.50. TO RECEIVE ORDERS
CORNER WOODWARD ANDFoREsT
- F'ONEo' eNNNC
LECT SANITARY MEATS.

oELEN SNNi ANY MER ' y,
Electric fan over each chopplne
block.)
POUL RY--the cornfed yellow kind
Plymouth Rock Broilers--
SIPS and st.5o pair
Larger ores for roasting and
frytna ................... Soc Id.
Ncarlina hens .,...........2 8c To-.
Young hens for frieassee Csc ID.
FINEST MICHIGAN SPRING LAMB
Forequsrters, very choice Csc ID.
headquarters and legs, extra
tenoer .........s,.... SOC 10.
Shoulder cuts spring lamb
chops .....................26 c ID.
Rib cuts lamb chops 45e ID.
breasts lannn for stewina ....14e ID.
eEEF-(choice young native steer
Rib roast Counter only
22e to 28c 10.
Choice kettle roast. t8e. zoe 10.
Hamburg steak, all solid beef t5e To-
Fresh Calves livers and sweetbresds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

reach are the ones the public
schools lose.
The school will be incorporated
under the name OF the Henry Ford
Training school.
The annual financial statement of
the Ford Motor Co. for the year
ending July 81. shows net profts OF
s59,99t,tiS. The total assets are
1872 s.219.5s. the most conspicuous
item being $50 .5bo.7Zl.s2, cash on
hand and In banks. The output for
the year was 50s.000 cars. The to-
tai number OF employees is 1850,
OF whom 36,626 receive s. or more
per day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
DETROIT FIRE
CHIEF, AT Y,
TAKES BRIDE

James c. Broderick, Detroits FIRE
chief, has taken q bride at the age
OF ~ years. Tho veteran fire fight.
ers wife was Miss Anna LenahAn,
OF Detroit.
The two were married. Thursday
by the Very Rev. Fr. NJ J. p. Demp-
sey. in the st. Peter and Paurs
cathedral, Adelaide and John R.-st.,
and left for trip on the st. Law
renee river. The marriage was a
secret one, and the news came a. a
surprise 10 friends OF the couple.
Chief Frederick. although ~ years
cid. Is in active supervision Of the
department and attends all fires call.
ing for his presence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
SIXTEEN ENTER
NEW FORD FACE

SiStocn "0,'.e- I'D Leon received
for The ol..-i~a'.o0. .,cc 10 pick ,h-
Mich'Ean cand.d. TO- tie Inter.
tate Fo-I cha1 Honsh.p. in the
contests ~ tho state flu rroun is.
Su-deE afternoon. So. 10. wnrn
t. rUUlc. verr Go r1. SuDC adj.
Gilional catrica ARE olp,ed In tn"
mails nv " Dickinson a.rrtars
manager Also f1~ r-lic nav,
b en- fled the' we've not ,.oln n
and these cas- VIII not De taken
until the driyars have complied vita
all the entry blank rrour,mcnta.
The Entire follow. rrs An~tol-
berg, u Frrlo,cG. john Nutc.
Ralph LEttormo .er. Edward Not
man L. =. Ric' G.. = IlNflCv. Dan
Ross and William Gudaer Detroit
William Hick~, % piborn r. V.
Buferd. Tyre A. Block. Rcdiord. r..
C. Wilcox, Owo--o Peter N. Wood,
Port Huron.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
AID. KRONK WINS
IN SIXTEENTH

Final returns for the Sixteenth
ward turned defeat 10 victory for
Aid John A. Kronk. Before re.
turns from the fifteenth and six.
teenth districts were received
Kronk was shown TO be running
third In the aldermanic race, with
George w. Niepoth 40 votes ahead
OF him. The last two districts, how
ever. were sufficient TO overcome
Kronk's loss and give a lead over
Niepoth. Kronk's count was 1.21C
and Niepoth's 1,l27.
Final returns in the once OF the
city clerk failed TO change other re
suits announced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
REV. j. p. HUGET
RETURNS TO HIS
PULPIT, SUNDAY

The Rev J. p. Huget ends his
summer vacation In Charlevoix this
week, and will occupy his pulpit in
he First Congregational church,
Sunday morning. The regular sched-
ule OF services will be resumed Sun.
day. Sept 10. Or. Huget underwent
an operation for appendicitis In
July, but has entirely recovered.
The sermons OF the Rev Frank
White and the Rev. @. @. Atkins
who supplied the pulpit during July
and August have attracted large
congregations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

FRESH VEGETABLES are
scarce. Buy these new pack
goods.
Asparagus Tips Csc tin
Early June Peas
18c can, 3 for soc
Red Kidney Beans toc can
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

the lire and drain Scoop out the
center. place The Tread crumbs IN
q bowl cover them with hot water.
then drain and squeeze dry: chop
the cold meat. ruN IL with the bread
crumbt and oil The onions with this
mixture; sprinkle with cracker
rrWhs and dot with butter Place
jhe bacon strips in a frying pan,
sprinkle with Ire carrot. celery. bay
leaf and parsley. chopped fine; place
the onions on top ~ this, pour in
the stock and bake for 80 minutes.
Basic frequently
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
Makes War Or Saloons.

LANSING. Mich. Sept Edwin
Rawden, attorney OF the Michigan
Anti. Saloon lcasuc. has started legal
proceedings IN Monroe county 10
Gust two saloons in the village oi
Carleton, which arc alleged TO be-
selling liquor contrary TO law.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
PURE FOOD
Conducted by PAUL PIERCE.

Selected by Ohio Marie Hardesty,
general secretary OF the Associated
Clubs OF Domestic Science
Dreamed Squash.
Materials-Two small sumner
squash and one large one. one slice
onion one tablespoon butter, ono
cup stock, two tablespoons butter.
one tablespoon cream, one-half tea.
spoon salt, one pinch nutmeg 49,
one.fourth teaspoon white tepper
Way OF preparing-steam the
large squash until tender, then cut
out small section OF the flower end
and through this opening remove all
the seeds and membrane. Peel and
slice the rmall squash. removing all
the seeds Place one spoonful "
butter in sauce pan and add the
onion. minced nns. when the but.
ter begins To bubble add the sliced
squash and tho stock. Cover AMI
cock until the squash "a very soft.
Drain OF the stock, pass the squash
through a vegetable press, add the
.alt. nutmeg. pepper, butter and
cream. With this mixture MI the
large squash Set II in baking
dish, pour the stock In which you
cooked the small squash over H..
and bake 20 minutes basting fire.
quently
st.wed Cucumber.
Materials--Two large ripe cucun.
bers, one slice onion, one stalk Gel
rry. one bayleaf. two tablespoons
butter, one tablespoon fcur, one cup
milk. one teaspoon onion juice, one
toaspoon salt. onefourth teaspoon
white pepper AMI the yolks OF two
ecg,. mixed with one tablespoon OF
thick. sweet cream
Way OF prepsring-Peel the GU.
,umbers and cut each into eight
pieces lengthwise. Remove all
seeds. Place In a sauce pan, add
the onion. celery. hay leaf, salt and
stock. and cook at the boiling point
until tender. Put the milk into n
double boiler and when II Is hot
add the butter and -four creamed
together as well "a the seasonings.
peat the egg yoIks. then add the
cream and then the sauce. Beat two
minutes with an egg beater. Drain
The cucun,bers and place on 4 hot
dish. Serve the sauce In q separate
bowl
STUFFED Onions.
Ma,e,ials-Six large white onions,
ON. cup Of bread crumbs, one-half
Gun OF cold pork. veal ar chicken,
six strips 81 bacon. two tablespoons
Of cream. one carrot, two stalks
Of celery. one bay leaf, two spriss
OF parsley, one cup Of stock and
salt and pepper to taste. cracker
crumbs aud butter.
way Of preparing Peel the on.
ions, place them IN A sauce pan,
cover with cold water and bring to
tho boiling point. Simmer until
tender, but not soft Remove from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

The annual convention OF the
American Bar association in session
in Chicago will be concluded tonight
With n BANQUET AT which several
noted speakers will he heard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

Representatives Of the Masonic
fraternity throughout Montana will
assemble today AT Virginia City to
celebrate the dft.etll anniycrsafy II
tie organization OF the Montana
grand lodge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

BARRIERS In Covington, Ky. will
advance the price OF shaves TO II
cents today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
IN DAIRY DEPT.

IN DAIRY DEPT.
Fancy EIoin Creamery Butter
("GoId Bar" brandy ....... 3ec 10.
Strictly fresh EGGS for table use.
New Honey ...,...........25 CSC box
Fresh Cottage Cheese. i2e ID.
Philadelphia Cream Cheese
t0c and zoe pkg.
Full line imported and domestic
Cheese, Crackers, Cakes, etc.
LARGE LOAF HOME. MADE
bHhhD ...s,............. &c
Fancy Table Cake fruit, rsisin,
cocosnut layer, silver, gold,
ete.) ...... too, t2e and i5e each
BISMARCK PlckLEs-sweet, sour
and chow, quart bottles 49,. use
Ripe olives .................t0c tin
Strawberry Jam ............i0 Zoe Jar
MONDAV IAnOR DkV OLD STOP
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Help Wanted@SaIesmen.

.~s~-N~.N~NsNy--AJN-A.NNs
TRAVELLING SALESMAN wanted: best side
line on earth; something new; entirely diff
ferent- IS commission on each order and re-
peats- PAN MFG co, 1855 Cottage Grove
Chicago
$50 COMMISSION each sale and repeat or
ders. travelling statesmen among gen.
eraI mercantile trade every state; weekly
settlement; competition: pocket sample
Toledo Cable Co. $50 Davis Bldg. Toledo. -
BIG MONEY FOR Statesmen making
towns under 100. 600 population: you can
take orders for our goods easily and quickly
Merchant paws only FOR goods he sells We
take back what he does not dispose or
FOUR DOLLARS $4,000 commission on
each order Commissions paid daily Full de
NOVELTY CO. 1906 Wells St. Chicago
Statesmen WANTED-we have one or two
good territories open in Fl Paso- Arizona
and Nev Mexico for men who mean bust
ness and who can start work Jan l with
our attractive new line Of advertising cal
the right men can make their connection
with permanent one We DO not ask any
Gle 20 send money FOR samples or make any
deposit we have an interesting proposition
for real statesmen. Kalamazoo Advertising
company. Kalamazoo. Mich
Statesmen for 1917 selling season. as per
1uaueu- represeutatives for strong and sue
rrssfuI line OF art calendars and follow Up
service coupled witr leading and pioneer
blanchard line Of display advertising pen
ID bailitr viii he considered. Experience in
this field dtzira hle. but not absolutely essen
tisl. liberal commissions advanced asains-
business can place few men At once Excel
lent openings in New Mexico and Arizona
as well in other sections State fuil Gre
dentIalz. age. etc. IN first letter Adde'S
king r. Cerlach. sales manager. Blanchard
Bros-. Inc. Ugh St and sth ave, Brooklyn.
Naur YORK f'ffT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Legal Notices.

~~-~-~-~-~--~~~~-----~-~-
The state Of Texas. County Of r Paso. To
those indebted to or holding claims gaiust
the estate OF = Y VALDEZ deceased
The undersigned having been duly APP
pointed administrator of the estate OF F. I.
Valdez. deceased. late Of r Haso county.
Texas hy A. Pool. judge % the county
court Of said county. ON the -7th day %
July. 1915. during q regular term thereof
hereby notifies all persons indebted TO said
estate TO come forward and make settle
ment. and those having claims against said
estate 70 present them 10 him ST his office
iH the S+th district court in Fl Paso. Texas
where he receives his mail this e3rd day Of
September. A. D.. 1915
P 2 BRYANT
Administrator Of the estate Of r Y Valdez.
$1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
For Rent-Houses Unfurnish.d.
HERE's a GOOD ONE

THREE room frame. sleeping porch, toilet
gas stove. electric wired. paved street High
land park sl2.50- l. Blakesley, phone ztS7J-
HERE'S 4 GOOD ONE
BIS Kings Highway. near TT Bliss car
line. Dandy little four room house with
toilet. house and sleeping porch. In fine
condition Large yards. sheds Rent only
S22. 50 Per month
james l. Mar Company
904 san Antonio Street Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
d THOUsAND DoLLARs REMARp
Helm Wanted-SaI.snsn-

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WANTED --Ss iesrnau- Excellent proposition
Co men VINO are looking for a future Give
axe experience and reference Sales Dept
Republic Paint a. Lead WORKS. cleveland. 80.
WANTED-Hish class statesmen 20 secure
applications for profit sharing life member
ship certificates in standard profita BILE
business. Give references iu reply. Metal
Products Association u Texas. Alpine. Tex
WANTED Travelling salesman 90 carry an
attractive li1e Of trunks and bags. ou COM
mission basis no acvaure- good PROPOSE
tom AppnmattoN TrunS s. Pas Co. In,-
Pererzburg Va
Statesmen WANTED-E1ne-ieuee unnece--
sary- cam while sou learn. W-ife for lar-e
I7f of openings and Testimonials frun hun
ureds - ogr students vino earn 500 90 $500
ca month Address nearest office Dept --;-
Nafi"r-l Stleeulcus Train rr ATsocia ton
nioa gn. EaT York San Fra urfzru.
OLD CONCERN offers permanent position.
-eHau tn e"I general trade iu Texas
NtH mere hand.siac plan. Commission cor
Ir+ef- Liberal v-ee-i1 advance. AH-a 0cv
"'- q, e; Williams s.'.-frrr f-il f"n-
'IH-Hfs' bldg Cleveland 'ihs..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Helm Kanfed-MaIe.

: - -
! WANTED-TeunE man to work IN store
J ?, Psso Trunk Factory
! EXPERIENCED railroad clerks. III Paso
* Southwest freisht depot
! PRACTICAL. farmer who understands ir-i-
gating and speaks Spanish p O. box %
wANTED-Union carpenters a. 4Is :. Fl
/ Iaso st
( 81 \ WEEK for q good heater
FOUTZ FOO>HEE co.
WANTED Mexican boy to work in Goff-s
oandy kitchen SIS san Antonio
WANTED - Two good errand boys with
wheels Herald lusiness office
WANTED-Experienc bookkeeper. viii
pay SIS week T. start. state experience Ad-
cress e5S. care Herald
WANTED boy with wheel. expe-
rlenced in Eroceriez, knows East Fl Paso
streets Phone lIsS
BOY WANTED TO deliver lunches good pay
and small hours TO right boy. Nouday- Room
--f Trust bldg between and s a. M
MEN. our illustrated catalogue explains how
we teach the barber trade quickly. mailed
free Moler Barber College. T. Worth Tex.
WANTED-SEyERAL good real estate
salesmen- extra good proposition Room s-9.
first National buiiding.
WANTED-Colored man with reference for
general work around the place must know
now Go dri-e automobile Phone -hs'
BOYS with wheels can make good money
with the Acme Tiptop Messenger Service.
Wanted 2nd hand bicycle 2lo san Jacint7-
WELL DRILLER with rig wanted 20 take
contract for veil Clifton Water and I'M
provenent Co. clifton Arizona
WANTED Experienced sawyer able TO han
de small mill wages s.. Apply Western
Purchasing Co. SO Mills bids
WANTED with executive ability 10
handle patent proposition one hair interest
10 right man address Patent. care Herald
LEARN the barber trade. Wages earned
while learning Positions guaranteed. Moler
Barber college 4-s z 9Th St. Los Angeles
WANTED School hoy with bicycle for de-
livery work after school hours. Potter Con-
fectionery Co
AUTOMOBILE instruction book. driving re-
pairing Nanination questions only 10 cents
postpaid. Thomas Publishing Co. sol z.
eIlennore Ave. Brooklyn. y 7
WASTED-American boy about 50- some
knowledge OF automobiles. references Call
on 2 IT, Fletcher. Montana and stanton
BE DETECTIVE $3.50 10 $500 per
month Travel around the world Write Uni
\ ersal Detective Correspondence School. I
Houston. Texas
HTSTLERS- 70 $50 made weekly dis
tTlbutins circulars samples. lacking signs 4
etc Advertisers National Agency. Dept /
E g. Chicago
\ FORD OWNER 90 put Woods Pinch .
Clutch Starter on his car and take orders. +
Position worth SO per week Write United .
,teel Supply Syncicate. Ford BLDG Detroit
WANTED Strong hoy or young man be I
tween ID and Is years old 10 learn good J
I-ech anical trade with future must live .
with parents Address with references.
x 3. care Herald
WANTED-The name and address Il every .
ambitious man in Fl Paso anC vicinity who
is interested On reading law. spare time
only splendid opportunity y. c. Miles.
Manhattan Bldg Chicago.
COLORED man or woman agent Is TO 60
years old wanted in each locality Write
up new insurance members and collect dues +
each month Marvellous new sick and acct
dent and death policy. Write quick 10 Mr- :
Illinois
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
COVER 4 GREAT FIELD WITH THESE
EINE EREAI IEAAs AELEsR ABERs

Dallas Times Herald; Fort Worth Star
Telegram: Fl Psso Herald: Houston Chron-
1cie- san Antonio Light Combined guar
aureed circulation over l40. 0o0 daily VS.
A coo sunday Combined Classified Rates sc
> Der word for insertion daily; &C per word
sunday = 20 word ad in al five papers will
cost only 800 Tor one weekday insertion OF
500 for three insertions. including one sun
day Minimum charge based on 20 words.
All copy for Sunday insertions should Be
submitted by noon Of the preceding Thurs
hIdsy- Send or bring your order with cash
70 Classified Department Of The Fl Paso
Herald. and your sd will be placed in
these papers Cash 70 accompany order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
store room on corner OF Sen
Antonio and Campbell ST. plaEe
glass front on two sides. full
length Of building. large floor
spaces rent only SIS per m nth
Room House.
on Durango s.. only SIS
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS
san Antonio and Olive St,
33Z-50 per MONTH IS extra FOR
heat
BROADDTS & I.E BARON.
Real Estate and Insurance
1e9-10 fst Vat Rank BldE
phone 15aS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR RENT.
1901 Piedras. 5 rooms 5 P-....-.... $40 90
1911 cotton. rooms. : s P--.---.-. 50 %
1901 LAUREL s rooms s P..-.----.- 5000
1885 Mari (Cor Hueco) rooms. S. P 3. 90
ZOa0 Montana rooms. s. P---.-----. 0.00
25l2 Wyoming. 3 rms. s. P. garage 1850
1920 Wyoming (rearl. rooms. bath 1000
1904 Montana rms. : P. garage $500
es25 Montana rooms. bungalow---- 50 90
1918 Boulevard 10 rooms. s P.-----. 1000
sos z Boulevard & room fat. 80 10
Sis Kings Highway. 4 rms. s P ease
FURNISH Ed.
4161 Nations. room bungalow .....--s45 no
70s Noble Q rooms Observation-Disclosures. -. 90
22S Detroit. 5 rooms -----.----------. $500
James l. Mari & Company
zoo san Antonio Street Phone 1850.