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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
For Sale or E1ehsnge-KsaI Estate.

For Sale or Exchange-Keal Estate.
WILL SELL or trade g room house for
small bungalow Phone 2-sl
FOR SALE OR WOULD TRADE
story red pressed brick residence. 3
rooms front norches up and downstairs.
extra large sleeping porrh-s- basement. crate
b. Irving ROOM lot 81 p Vl-9 IT.. south 'front.'
terms tWould take gool auto as part pay
RIO GRANDE REALTY CO.
-i1-21- First Nat Bank Hldg
WILL SELL or exchause for 81 Paso prop
erty. my home iu Los Angeles California
Ten rooms and three sleeping porches. prte-
tically new built years. original cost
$4,000. Photographs may De- seen at 500
Mills bldg address box e5-- II Paso. Tex
For Automobiies-Wanted.
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ROADSTER 8. go d. p-- good condition
FOR >ALE-one sedan -op for studebaker
8. 1915 model Call 800 w san Antonio
FOR SALE cheap-One 1e1f Buick truck.
Phone 4o7l- ~ T-u-t DOS
WANTED-TO BUY \ FORD touring car.
PHILLIPS REALTY CO. s0s Mesa
1877 MODEL studebaker for sale cheap.
FOR SALE-stutz besrcat car = extra back
wheels and castings. power tire pump Phone
sslR-
TOR SALE-Oue six cylinder. pass. auto
mobile. or will trade for roadster Phone
1881 or $50
WANTED and one 2 passenger auto
priced right Room a. Hotel Beaumont
WANTED Used car. must be- in good con
dition. nor ove- $500 cash. address p -ss.
care Herald
FOR SALE horsepower roadster; must
20 this week. real bargain Alamo
Machine 90. Phone 245--
For Sale-NlotorcycIes-
MOTORCYCLE bargain Phone sslo-
1918 TWIN Indian motorcycle $50 Phone
For Sale-Furniture
$1,000
! NOT BLAST heater. used only months
SECOND hand furniture bought. sold and
exch H. Ruller- rs $ stanton: Phi 2l5s-
WE Buy. sell and exchange furniture
WANTED Household goods. highest prices
paid Phone f3Ss-
FOR SALE Furnished apartment. close in;
bargain II taken l- once Phone 500
FOR >ALE-Ha Handsome large base burner
used only Few months Phone ---s-
sos LEATHER davenport for sale cheap
sns F. Itir Graude-
CASH PAID for second hand household .
goods p. H. >TERCHI s45 Myrtle. Pm 15--
FOR >ALE-Furniture. room cottage B
some mahogany, also H11sier cabinet 5-13 /
Aurora street
NEW II RNITI RE ol five room apartment 3
O. Da-rment can he ieaSed- bargain II taken 2
efore the first ~ November Phone 1slt q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

r. glass perch. hdw. floors. built ln features
never been occupied. $3.50. bal. easy.
ASK Mr. KIRBY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

SCI THESE SPLENDID BUYS
S2S5u-
ueT bungalows Alta Vista
on car line $50 cash. $50 mo.
$500
Room bungalow. Manhattan
heights ueishborhood. also
down. SIS per month
$500
room home. has sleeping
3urches. on 20 lots. on the car
line east front good I1ca tion-
owner paid $500 and It, was
worth 10; $500 cash. bal yearly.
$3.50
room ham.. sleeping uorchez
nice little home FOR start.
sIu1 down S-5 per month
NHITE-PADEN REALTY Co.
Phone 1873 IL n Stanton ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

tourists. small ca1ital- small expense. Ia 20
look in- opportunity is ripe See Dr. r =
strong SO Roberts Banner bids. FL Pas1-
For Sale-Farms and Ranches
STOCK FARM river front Uyalde Texas,
trade Phone 5-ll-
SO ACRES alfalfa ranch. good house. etc:
lot Tar from III fa-o- upper valley address
boy q 'aHu-ili'. Texas
OWNER viii sell on terms. section smooth
mesa land one mile from santa Fe Ry- sta
ton. and new country club site IN upper
VALLEY Phone Norman e Veazey. e Paso
Herald
FOR >ALE-oua fresh COW and calf. two
hogs. Zoo chickens. one automobile. four
room hcuss. nicely furnished. with three
year lease- eight acre farm near car line
On county road Address p -ss. care Herald
DO YOU RAISE SHEEP
We have something Of vital importance 70
you Drop In and let us 60 over the propo-
HUGH T. HENRY CO.
More house block
$4,000 ACRE SHEEP RANCH
l.-oo' sheep ana ruiz equipment: extra fine
grass and IN abundance u water this is
absolutely the best proposition in the south
west IL VIII ta6. about $4,000 TO handle
some terms given p O. box 75s. e Paso.
SMALL HOG AND DAIRY FARM-One mile
r. r. -oWu. fine school. peanut country
good crops fine shallow water. we'll irn-
proved. hog fenced. o nm house. zig barn
feN56. lots ~ pillow tools. cheap Tor CASH
also terms trade fo- property iu or around
II Paso- Write me what you have L p
Cox Rising star. TeSas-
CITY OWNER wishes 20 sell upper valley
137 acres. an under fence; rs acres in cul-
tivatiou- mostly alfalfa. good bearing orch
ard room house hos pasture, on main
ditch mile from station imple nl-nts in
clufec- would trade for Improved FL Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
roK SALE BY oMNEK.

Uh NNIsE ~ wv y EE-
owner VIII sell 10 Co 80 acres
fine valley land az sacrifice.
Compelled 20 raise money.
Phone 7z1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
For SaIe-ReaI Estate-City Property.


\ LITTLE home for sale; Highland park
-s0s Hamilton
BY OWNER room cottage. ssI7 Bisbee.
$3.50 Easy terms Phone 1855
SMALL HOUSE. PAVED ST. CLOSE IN
Price $1,000 SEQ cash. bal monthly. 1899
block. north Of Montana ST.
HOWELL REALTY CO. Phone 56s-
CLOSE N HOME-In 1Iundy heights at
bargain owner leaving city. seven rooms.
modern Price $500
LEAVELL ~ SHERMAN.
ll6 Texas ST. Phone 1926
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
MESA LAND
>LITABLE To DRY FARMING


SUITABLE To DRY FARMING
$50 acres D. .lil- east ~ I'D las1, good
soil and near land In cuitivatilu- viii raise
dry farming crops and with little irriEa-
tion viii raise fine fruits. Price 81 per
acre terms
JAY r KNON COMPANY.
sol Caples BLDG Phone @z95
FOR SALE or rent-l355 $40 acres. close in
10 center Of Il Paso; both sides and top NJ
Franklin water year around. summer re-
sort. amusement park. scenery. sanar ortOum
site. 10 smoke. no dust. very little wind go
acres can be divided into town lots: home
on east side can lease; high living at reduced
rates. can use home for half way station
and eating place. run burro route 20 tops
tourists. small capital. small expense. Ia 20
look in. opportunity is ripe See DIT r T.
Strong SO Roberts Banner bids. FL Pasl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

WILL TRADE for Los Angeles.
Calf. residence OF gr1cer1 store.
" room cottage on two lots
and paved street. $500
D. = ARIAS.
with EISk-RA NSEN REALTY co.
Lobby Trus- Building
EXCHANGE FOR FL PAsO PROPERTY.
houses. Silver City y NJ. valued $500
renting for Sf5 pe- month
Good auto for lots
Valley land near Belcn.
story brick Tor valley land
w y CARL.
2oz Caples Bids Phone 6s
SUNSET HEIGHTS lots.
Buy where you can SELL live where YOU
have thu most advantage
HOWELL REALTY CO.
Phone 90 90 Herald Bldg.
NEW ROOM BUNGALOW. $500.
Rug brick lot f-N14U feet. blocks from
Alta Vista pcstoff-ce, block FROM
lines and good jituey service, large base
ment- glazed sleeping porch. hardwood
floors latest built ia features Others are
selling same class Of home for 5000. $500
cash SO per month including interest
JAS l. MARB y COMPANY.
s'+ san Antonio St Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

. nroper-y- Allress az. care Herald-
For Sale-Roon.ing Houses.
l. ROOM roomiu~ house for sale - a bar
( gain Sl' p Missouri
RoONING house for sale at sOli9 Texas.
I Phone 7sslw.
I FURNITURE OF rooms with sieepins
house for rent Phone sS>fW
FOUTz FoOSHEE co.
FOR SALE-s room roomiHs house By
. owner Phone S-l-J
>. ROOMS. hest location in city; first class
furniture owner ieaviuc- viii sacriD C.
Phone -fse
by OWNER High class place newly fur
ni~hed- steam hested. AN private baths.
very select Phone so-s
BOOMING HOJ>E-we have the dressers
suitable rur rented rooms. call and see them
FOUTZ FoOSHEE CO.
SACRIFICE SALE
To close out his week 5000 furaishiu-s
II room house for $500, quick safe: rev
"uue So. cheap rent sos Msgoffn- Phone
c71SI
For Sale or Exchange-ReaI Estate.
FOR SALE or trades section ranch ia ID
Taso county Phone $3.50 or address J. v.
$50 bi-e,c st. ID Pas94 TeEas-
TRADE ANYTHING-Any pIace-auy time
come IN and see as. Exchange specialists.
NEW STATE REALTY CO.
s--'-s Nils Bldg Phone 15et
1 RESIDENCE. clear; = lots. clear. / resi-
deuce- iurumhered. easy payments. Fort
worth. trade for 81 Paso property consider
rooming house auto. OF anything Phone
ga
LIVE TRADES
room brick residence. brand now. on
car line not far cut. trade part OF all- ln-
come property; leased 80 St11 mo-. trade
as first pay m-nr on new bungalow
HOW ELL REALTY CO.
-o- Herald Bids
FOR SALE OK WOULD TRADE
room rea pressed brick. story resi-
dence. Rio Grande 81
room and basement red pressed brick.
near Lamar school
rooms = story corner Arizona S.
TIN EMENT
corner lots paying Ssi per month. VIII
take lets or cottage
FOR >ALE-BUSINE~S PROPERTY
Corner Ss. Oregon sl-. price $500
san Jacinto ST. - r. frontage FOR $500
Corner. san Jacinto st-. COS 10. cheap
l-UN1G4 IT,. corner close iu Missouri ST.
FOR SALE-RESIDENCE
room new Bungalow. modern. q lots. Z
Hi-h-aud park price $500. terms @s5o bah
easy
VALLEY LAND. Up Or DONN
Tracts of any size 20 -cII or trade.
10 acIes. O. miles down. cheap
1n acres about p mile below city limits
subdivision or fine factory site a bargain b
Toe ACRES down thu galley 20 500 per acre B
20 acres. improved ulilrs down
- acres. improved 3 miles down. and {
RIO GRANDE REALTY Co.
III r McKcnneyl-
2i1-313 First Natl Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
TEXAS STREET RARGATN

corner lois. paving paid tracizaEe. W
be worth $4,000 in 9 years. our price Ss5a
Terms
JAS. I. MARR 4 COMPANY.
~0G San arsa-io - ph1ra a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
SUGAR BETS AND ALFALFA
CONS AND PICS

This IS the combination that will make
good farmer rich in this valley. let
show Eeu- we CAN.
We know what we are talking about Caf
beast part o. it,. We are and have been
for years one OF the biggest alfalfa growers
in xhe valley and a. for the beet end OF u
Aare satisfied 70 the extent that we signed
% 90 plant 100 acres Of beets for next year.
BAILEY LAND CO..
Phone 2o6s- so6 Mesa ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
Soda Fountains, Drug and Confec6ou-
erH FiTfures-

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LATEST designs both exposed and closet
gar types ral=lus ia lengths 6-S-10-1--1s
m Doth; drug and confectionery fixtures
table chairs and carhouator~- can equip you
complete drug or confectionery store all
ON one cou-racc- small cash PAYMENT down.
balance easy monthly payments. we can save
You - per cent ON purchase price. Write or
wire " a T. Commission Co. agents. Gros-
man Fountain Co. zoo Herald Bids El
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
Junk DeaIers.

ILLINOIS BOTTLE = JUNK COMPANY
1908 Over,a nd Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

Have YOU an apartment site. atnrf s2"H9
Co. $4,000 90 exchange for 90 acres pears
ON paved road. close to city, surrounded d.
country homes the most .deal building site
valley
MCKEE BROS.
Loans. Rentals 20, Mills bldg
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13

A CALL FOR BETTER HOMES"
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
BY Maud Mason of Deslie County
Wooton Graded School


4 hear a sound as loud as ever
Gabriel can sound, echoing up and
down these narrow crooked valleys
Of the hills, pleading for better
home movement TO rise and sum-
mons the old and dilapidated homes
tn forfeit their claim for existence
and deed their space TO modern and
convenient homes.
don't mean to point out any par
ticlar home, but speaking OF homes
in general; none of them are good
enough to shelter the virtue Of the
girls of the hills, or the manhood OF
the young men.
Don't understand that |, by any
means say that all of them are 50
imperfect, but as q whole they are.
Now will you consider with me
the reason why we do not have bet
ter homes? shall say that
il is an excused fault of the mothers
Il say they are excused because
they never knew the many demands
Of mothers and fathers. They never
had an opportunity to learn how TO
make better homes. The mothers
are not responsible for all the home;
but, as they are superintendent of
the home, they are responsible for
the care Of the home and children,
and as the fathers are the superin-
tendents of the belongings around
the home they are responsible for
that part. The children, especially
the girls, believe in what mother
says and does, and unless the moth
ers have had home training they
cannot train their children TO be the
best moral men and women Of the
world. The people Of the mountains
are an isolated people, they have not
seen enough Of the world to know
how to live the right kind Of life
in its fullest meaning. Did you
know that a large per cent of the
widows and orphans, drunkards,
bad boys and girls. and divorce
cases are due to lack of home train
ing? OF course they are. Then does
it pay to teach the girls domestic
science in order that they may
make better homes for the future,
and teach the future generation bet
ter ways Of living.
The purpose Of domestic science
is a part Of the education Of which
woman's life is assured.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13

an hour. Fretz sent over rifle gre
nadcs too with nice accuracy and
painfully wounded some Of the lci-
lows in the bay adjoining US. Then,
just as dawn began TO break, our Of
flcer ordered what was left Of us,
when we were completely cut of
from assistance, to join the rein
forcements in the rear.
Down the trench we went for a
short distance, then into the open
over ground churncd into soup, aud
honey-combed with 4ell holes. Bull
lets whistled all around us and
shrapnel repeatedly burst above us.
But the forty-flve of us gained the
trench with only one casualty.
One man was slightly wounded in
the arm. In trench parlance we re-
ceived a nice Blighty. Blighty is
synonymous with England.
We found this trench filled with
reinforcements. We stayed there
all that day. AT night the bomb
bardment opened up afresh on our
right where a counter attack was
launched by fresh troops to regain
the ground lost in the afternoon
We are glad to say that all of the
ground lost has been regained, and
some of Fretz's territory as well.
Early Nlnday morning we were
relieved. In small patches we made
our way hurriedly through the COM
munication trench, blown in, in
numerous places. Our hearts re-
joiced at the prospect of getting
respite from the turmoil for awhile,
but in turn they became saddened
at the horrible sight which we saw
of the aftermath of battle. AS we
reached a ravine, we could see long
line of stretcher-bearers behind
rise in the ground.
We arrived at headquarters,
tired, dirty and hungry, but cheer
full and thankful for getting out of it
alive. Steaming tea, bread and but
ter and jam were awaiting us. After
breakfast we were shown dugouts
where we got much needed rest.
That night we moved off to rest bill
let in the rear.
At present we are billeted in a
barn in the most delightful part of
rural France. Only during a most
intense bombardment does the rum
BILE of guns reach us here. Shade
trees and pleasant fields abound.
The birds sing merrily and the frogs
in near by pond raise their voices
in song every evening. The music is
sweeter to the ear than the Shrek
ing shrapnel or the whistling bullets.
We welcome this period of rest.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13
Academy Column
COMMUNITY CENTER SONG
The Fellowship Of Folks
(Air: Drink To Me osly with Thine Eyes
or. "Auld Lang syne'0


(Air: Drink To Me osly with Thine Eyes"
or: "Auld Lang syne'0
Come close and let ms wake the JOY
Our fathers used TO know,
When TO the little old schoolhouse
Together they would go.
And neighbor's heart TO neighbor
warmed
In thought for common good.
Wen strike that fine old chord
again
A song Of Neighborhood
Out in the world we all have learn
ed
The strain Of toll and care.
It's dimmed the visions Of our youth
OF joys that all might share.
In thought for self, we've all but
lost
That youth-born faith in men.
Come meath this common roof,
for here
IL kindles bright again.
3
The fathers Glove the wilderness
And make a clearing here,
Then, at its heart, this friendly ROOT
They joined their hands TO rear;
And here they met and talked and
planned
A larger common veal.
Their Future we are living now.
We, here, their purpose feel.
That little old schoolhouse is gone.
It's friendliness must stay.
The strength it gave our fathers
hearts
Our own hearts need today.
Great is the task that waits our
hands;
The power of each is small.
Uniting in this Common Place
Comes forth the might of all.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13
DO YOU KNOW THAT

Intelligent motherhood conserves
the nations best crop?
Heavy eating like heavy drink
ing shortens life?
The registration of sickness is even
more important than the registration
Of deaths?
The u. S. Public Health Service
co-Operates with state and local au-
thorities TO improve rural santa
ton?
Many a severe cold ends in tuber-
culosis?
Sedentary habits shorten lifeP
Neglected adenoids and defective
teeth in childhood menace adult
health?
A low infant mortality rate in
dicates high community intelli-
gence?
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13
Camel Carriages.

Camel carriages are not common
conveyances in most parts Of India,
but on the great trunk road leading
to Delhi they are frequently to be seen.
They are large. double story wagons.
drawn sometimes by one. sometimes
by two or even three camels. accord
ing to their size. Iron bars which give
them a cagelike appearance were orig
inally intended as a defense against
robbers. and the carts were probably
alse used for the conveyance OF pris-
oners
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13

Aalsmeer. Holland. Is noted for iss
and the clipped box tree.
This local industry. which has been
brought to a perfection unknown else
where. has been carried on for at least
200 years. as the village records show.
The nurseries are most curious and In
teresting. In the rich peaty soil boz
trees grow In every siss and shape
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13

ANY school system which does not
include domestic science ignores the
center about which the woman lie
necessarily revolves.
Some home talents are natural
and develop naturally, but others
need training to bring about de-
velopment
The woman who pretends to pos
sess the responsibilities OF manag-
ing a home without previous tram
ing soon discovers her limitations.
The family is a business organiza-
ton, a social unit, and moral
force. The woman is an admins
trative officer Of the family, she
disburses the funds for carrying oh
the homc-maker's business.
II the mother possesses the neces-
sary clear perception and the ten.
dency to teach her daughter, ana
her daughter has the time and
strength. she will profit by her
mothers direction. In very Few
homes. however, are girls getting the
training necessary to their future
prosperity.
In most cases the girl goes from
school with such training as oppor-
tunity has given her into her new
home and assumes the duties OF a
home-maker. In considering the
duties 81 a home-maker ii Will be
seen that they group themselves
about constant diligences and forms
Of activity in the home.
These activities may be classified
under the head Of household manag-
ment (which includes the house, its
sanitation, decoration, construction.
and furnishing sociology, econem-
les, and domestic science, (Which
includes physiology, hygiene, dietics,
laundering. cooking meals and
sewing and chemistry and domestic
art (which embraces sewing, dress
making, millinery and design.
All this is womans work and there
is no reason she should not run her
household on artistic and scientific
principles. II woman is to be
trained to run her household artist
ically and scientifically, 10 know the
true meaning of home life, the sub
iect must be placed in the curricu-
lum of our schools.
To the teacher Of domestic science
comes the opportunity Of making a
lasting impression upon the girls OF
the schools. One Of the first things
to be taught is the dignity Of house
work. People almost everywhere
are alive to the fact that domestic
science is a necessary part OF every
school curriculum and each year
pupils in domestic science.
The question now arises, when and
where shall we introduce domestic
science in our course? | know il is
often said that we now have more
to teach than we have time for, but,
where and when TO introduce DOM
este science Is plain enough. In
should be in every state, in every
county, and in every school this
year.
II we hesitate we will lose time that
is very valuable and can never be
regained. Let us, as progressive
patrons, teachers and pupils never
be satisfied until domestic science is
taught in every school even IL il
must he on "A small scale to begin
with.
Where there is a will, there is
way" So may this work though
started on a small scale grow to i'm
mense proportions and prove Of in
estimable good TO the homes OF our
commonwealth.
This is a question Of great import
ance TO the people Of the mountains
and the answer to il is domestic
science for the girls OF the noun
tains in order that they may make
better homes for the future.
July II, 1916.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13
Legitimate Occupation.

THAT beauty doctor Is fooling those
pretty girls taking his treatment He
ought 10 be arrested"
Ellis IL recognized business; he's
merely grating peaches. "-Baltimor
American.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13

To salute with the left hand = q
deadly insult TO Mohammsdans h m
east
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-14
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