davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-06
s157Oo.OO
$1,000. 90
Respectfully,
q. s. SEALY, Mayor,
Trustee of Public Safety.

xfu0tcc vi uOuC Odltty'
Hon. A. A. Girard, Trustee of ti-
nance, New iberia, La.
Dear Slr:-In compliance with
section No 70 of the Olty Charter,
l beg to estimate the requirements
OF my department for the year
1918 az follows:-
CITY HALL AND MARKET.
Insurance $1,000 Hall
and Market Bldg ......$ 66. 90
Janitors Salary, IL months
at $50 $50. 90
Six Barrels of Lime 1850. $40
Three Cases of electric
lamps at $25 ......... 800
ID brooms. .............. 1925
Six Tons Coal. -. 80. 90
Repairs, Skylight, paint,
etc to conform to La.
State Board of Health
requirements .......... 600. 90
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-06

In this momentous period Of our
Country's life; while our liberty low
ing people and their allies are battling
for civilization and freedom; it is of
vital Importance that earnest atten.
ton be given to the solution OF the
grave, economic problem which now
cOnfronts us.
1t 10 evident that this country will
be called upon to provide for, not only
its people and its battling army, but
also for its allies that are now in
the trenches in France. and unless an
efficient system be adopted and fol
lowed which will increase our produc-
lions, but also assuring its conserva-
ton, waste and extravaganza will ma
turally follow.
+ One Of the greatest menace to our
success In this struggle Is waste of our
resources and our property. On that
subject our patriotic leagues have
Urged the strictest economy, but there
10 another and very important phase
OF this question which should not be
neglected, and that is. the destruction
OF our properties BY fire. The loss by
fire IL an absolute waste and drain
upon our resources and the fact that
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-25
MORE MONEY IN FARMING
THAN WORKING FOR SALARY
Former Wage Garner and Government
EmplOye Making Good at Farming
and StOckgrOWing.

After years of working for others,
a part Of which time he was a gov
eminent employe with interesting and
remunerative employment, Peter
Wrensted has proven that the best
boss is oneself. He is now a sue
cessful farmer and stockgrower, with
plenty of work ahead, so that there
is no danger of his getting out of en-
ployment.
In 1909 Peter Wrensted filed on a
homestead four miles north of Crystal.
<<fhe first glance at this land eight years
later brings the conviction that it Is
a choice parcel and that the owner
has taken full advantage Of the oppor-
tunity to make a producing ranch Of
it. The year after filing on it he be-
gan clearing and breaking land, and
raised a garden. In 1911 about Is
acres were seeded to Sonora wheat
and to oats, all the grain being cut for
hay. In 1912 the Sonora wheat gave
an average of 50 bushels to the acre,
oats went 81 bushels per acre, and the
barley gave an average of 70 bushels
per acre-and the year is known as the
bumper year Of the ranch. Nearly
all Of this big yield of grain was used
on the ranch or sold to the neighbors
for seed.
The original roomy cabin built in
1909 is still occupied by the family
the owner Of the ranch, however, is
contemplating the erection of a mod
ern farm dwelling this fall or in the
spring.
At present about 95 acres of this
ranch are in cultivation. This year
90 rro xrara gan1ad m RlTngfnm
wheat, u acres to Swedish Select oats,
and 80 acres are in alfalfa. Up to
two years ago Mr.. Wrensted raised
Sonora wheat exclusively, but after
that changed to Bluestem for the rea-
son that the latter variety is more
popular on the market. No winter
wheat is grown here-it is winter
killed too easily and does not give as
large a yield as spring wheat. This
ranch is at an elevation of 5000 feet
' and is all dry farmed as far as the
grain is concerned. At the time of
the Pilgrims visit to the ranch, the
first week in September, an 1S-acre
field of Bluestem wheat showed an es-
pecially fine stand. The grain was
seeded on one of the highest points OF
the farm and stood about an average
OF 81 nCueS ulSu, IL no nlSlOIIuuS DS-
falls an average of fully 20 bushels
per acre should be threshed. The II
acre field of oats also presented a fine
stand.
Salts Alfalfa Stacks.
The 32-acre field of alfalfa is irri
gated from a reservoir filled by Cliff
ton creek; this reservoir covers a fiftf
Of an acre and supplies sufficient wa
ter for the seasons irrigation. Two
annual cuttings of alfalfa are OBJ
tanned, two tons per acre from eacl
cutting. In stacking the alfalfa Mr.
Wrensted used around 300 pounds o
common stock salt to 45 tons of tn
hay, preserving and keeping fresh tn
hay. The big stacks of this hay nea
the barnyard f~oretell that the livestocl
on the place this winter will not rul
short Of prOyender.
Plants Potatoes on Top OF Ground.
" The garden on this ranch cover
more than two acres, and in the mum
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-25
even if it is a trifle dusty.

Passing an Indian ranch two stacks
of hay of prodigious proportions were
noticed and the Indian and his wife
were starting a third stack. The
owner of the hay stacks stated hat
last winter he lost several head of
cattle and horses on account of lack
of hay during the hard winter. This
winter. however, he is we'll provided
with hay and no loss of livestock is
looked forward TO. The Indians wife
took pride in showing the visitor her
potato patch near a creek, and she
was justified in being proud of hat
patch of spuds. No finer or larger
ones are grown anywhere. She and
her husband we're lot very laxative,
but the former took time enough to
say that lazy man no should eat and
then she started in to pitch another
load Of hay on the wagon while her
| husband stacked it,.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-25

Pulling header outfits from one farm
to another often makes it necessary
to go across the fields of stubble or
summer falloW, as many of the hill
roads are too narrow in spots to let
the machine pass. The ranchers up
here at Crystal are n%eighborly folks
and readily accommodate each other,
only asking that the fences opened be
closed again. The Pilgrim has several
times boarded a header platform in
crossing summer fallow when home
ward bound after the days hike, and
ii is not a poor means of travelling
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-25

Last Tuesday while the Pilgrim
called at the Davis school two little
boys did not have their lessons pre-
pared quite up to the standard re-
quired and as a reminder that the
transgression was against the rules
of the school they were told to keep
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-25

their seats during the morning recess.
A few days later of the little chaps
was met on the road and he gleefuliy
impaired the information that he did
not have to stay in that day because
he had prepared his lesson real good"
That little fellow has the right spirit
and he'll get along.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-25

Roy Hildreth. who enlisted in the
navy last March and has been a mem
Der OF the crew Of the cruiser San
tiago, is staying at the ranch of his
uncle, Spencer Breeze. The young
man has been discharged for physical
disability. with the privilege of re-en-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-25

listing after four months if he can
pass the physical examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Breeze of Walla
Walla, Washington, are visiting their
sons, Henry and Spencer Breeze, farm
ers of the Crystal country. Mr.. Breeze,
Sr., is a retired farmer and wheat
grower Of the eastern Washington
wheat belt.
Threshing operations in the Rattle
snake creek section will be facilitated
by an additional steam engine pur-
chased by J.. A. Whiting and John
Bryant. These farmers went to Dow
ney on Thursday to bring the engine
out under its own power.
Mrs. II. II. Culbertson during the
summer raised a fine crop of early
and late vegetables of all kinds in
her garden of half an acre. A variety
of peas named Little Dwarf gave an
exceptionally large yield. This ranch
home is located on bench land, a con
siderable distance from any creek and
water is hauled from a n%eighboring
ranch. One Of the next Improvements
to be made is the sinking of a we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Whiting recently
returned from Lowell, Wyoming, where
Mrs. Whiting and the children spent
the summer Lowell is in an irrigated
district but Mrs. Whiting stated that
she would just as soon live on a dry
farm in the Crystal country. On this
ranch water from a spring is piped
to the house and to a large degree aids
growing a garden and shade trees
which have been set out.
Mrs. Lot Adams of Riverside, Idaho
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. W
Staley. She is accompanied by a little
granddaughter and the little girl ha.
, decided that she would rather stay
on a farm than 30 back to Riverside
The bringing in of quantities of new
l farm machinery and implements to the
/ Crystal country is sufficient guaranty
that farmers in this section are coins
to seed increased acreages to white.
and spring wheat in compliance Will
l the request of the government. NJ
, figures are available now as to tn,
area of the increased acreage, but tina
{ the aggregate will have a decided eff
I feet on the county's 1918 wheat yielC
is readily %foreseen.
Several farmers around Crysta
4; have stated to the Pilgrim that the,
will install combines on their ranches
Z next year. Comparing cost OF head
Z ing the grain and then threshing witt
I the cost of combining the two opera
tions gives the combine the best o
the reckoning. While the straw pas
sing through the combine is chopped
D up far more than that going through
= the thresher, still it can be used 70.
: feed according to the statements o
many farmers.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-25
ALONG The HIGHWAYS

Gleanings by the Pilgrim in His
Wanderings Here and There.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-25

Mrs. Lot Adams of Riverside, Idaho,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J.. W.
Staley. She is accompanied by a little
granddaughter and the little girl has
decided that she would rather stay
on a farm than 90 back to Riverside.
The Washington times., 1917-10-16
CLAIRVOYANTS
MADAM JEAN.

WORLDS GREATEST CIAAIRvoYANT.
100 years ahead In knowledge TO the ordinary
medium you meet.
How to gain success in love, eourtship,
marriage. divorce. give advice on business,
travel lawsuits. changes. separation. Ecan-
dals; no matter what your trouble may be.
call on this gifted woman and she will help
you out Of your difficulties. Domestic
troubles and love affairs her speciality.
Everything strictly confidential.
I see all, tell all, and never ask one
solitary question: but you must come to me
Iairmlnded and honest or cAnnat help you
the very nature Of my profession admits Of
no challenge contest. Be passive Ald will
tell you your inmoSt soul. the prospects OF
an Increase in your business. and who are
honest or dishonest with you / Will tell
you Of your rivals enemies and friends.
do find out what caused your bad luck.
About marriage, 1 will tell you the one
who is sincere and the one who Is simply
foollng you. l can and do effect reconeilla-
ton. reunite the separated and cause happy
marriages You who are now in sorrow. can
you not look back and see how Il might
have been avoided by proper information. as
to who was secretly doing you harm.
Personal Magnetism II the magic wand
that rules the world: II triurnphs over OBJ
stacles and brings success IN business and
social life Il opens to your vision the
greatest secrets OF your life. II Is that
marvellous, subtle. unseen power, that en-
ables you TO control man or woman and to
banish I'll luck. Permanently located at
1917 gth ST. n. W.
The Washington times., 1917-10-16

SHOE statesmen - Permanent position;
GOOD salary; 5 extra for Saturdays. BECK
GHOE CO. eZs Pa ave.
The Washington times., 1917-10-16
KENoIs BUILDING

nth and G n. W., opposite Palais Royal. =.
The very center OF the business district
All light, airy rooms. 30 up: heat. Not ana
cold water, electric light, tAniter servtoe
free; tive electric elevatorl- Sunday hn1
hIaRiS HAIRY vi WIspMAN' All 40 KS K \. W. ".
The Washington times., 1917-10-16
MRS. R. LUSBY

MOVED TO 1919 nth ST. n. W.
SCIENTIFIC HAND READING, NORMAL
CI,AIRyOYANT. Advise clients on pertonal
and general matters through PSYCHIC AID;
QUESTIONS. All latest fate cards, EAST
INDIA CRYSTAL. Ladies' only. Closed sun
dayE Omen TIL $50. Licensed.
Now LOCATED AT 1913 nth ST. \. W.
NINE. KARTO. permanently located at $40 9Th
~ n w: advice on all affairs Of life: sat
issaction guarantred: readings, 5Uc and 81.
Prof. Wright 5ia a9iT'Is st. I'u n. W. if'O' ant
Readings Daily. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The Washington times., 1917-10-16
CLAIRVOYANTS
PROF. STEVENS.

MASTER MIND OF PSYCHICS. CLAIR
VOYANT AND PALNIST.
Advice on ell affairs OF life. including buEi-
ness and speculation. II affairs Of the heart
or emotions Of love interest you. he gives
exact and truthful revelations, settles lovers
ounrreIs. enabled you to win the esteem and
affection OF anyone you desire. causes Speedy
and happy marriage. tells II the one you love
is true, also date OF marriage Restores lost
affectIon. peace and confidence to lovers and
discordant families Gives you the full secret
how TO control, fascinate. and charm the one
you love: also those you meet: HOW 10
Positively reunites the separated. Makes
no charges n. advance for his readings. Tn
less YOU md him superior to any medium
YOU have ever visited you receive your r. ad-
inN absolutely free Without asking you a
question. lie tells your name In full and the
names OF those In whom you are interested.
DAILY AND SUNDAY.
1stI q ST N w. Near 18th ST.
The Washington times., 1917-10-16
: FOR SALE-HoUsES~

A home on Connecticut avenue. near
the Rock Creek bridge. There are
twslvs rooms and four baths Beautts
full drawing room and reception hail.
Very large bedrooms. Lighting hxs
lures specially selected. SpaelouG
sleeping porch. Breakfast room just
off the main dining room Garage
Large yard. Price to quick buyer
s25 900 and Immediate possession
The Washington times., 1917-10-16
812 H St. N. w.

CUT OUT AND KEEP TO VERIFY HER
PREDICTION.
The Washington times., 1917-10-16

SALESMAN-Experienced; screen
and weather strip; must know
business thoroughly; good salary
and excellent opportunity. Apply
James B. Henderson Co., 2o28 18th
st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1917-10-16

TAILOR and pressers. Call at
once, Ia Florida ave. n. w.
The Washington times., 1917-10-16
HELP WANTED-MALE

1AIE help wanted. Apply sUPERNTEND-
ENT, EmerEency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1917-10-16

IS laborerS for Government
moving. Report Wednesday,
7:3o a. m, 18th st. entrance of
Treasury Dept.
LITTLEFIELD, ALVORD & co.
The Washington times., 1917-10-16
FOR RENT-HoUsEs

APARTMENT located ms 18TH st. ". W, .
rooms. kttchenetts and bath; ard door frUns;
rent Is. Apply apart s. ms 18th IT. n. ".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04
sOMF RARF BARGAINs

$500 IN modern home: 40 # frt
trade for lots, land, smaller house; in
cumbrHnce due 1921.
$3.50 I'm bung.. 100 q. cor: HIP,
good location exchange equity $3.50 for
auto. lets
f3l0O-Fine 5 I'm. bung.. Grand ave.
CIV; 2 lets; $500 cash bal. suit.
S225o-4 I'm bung., Clifton St. Govern
meat hill- $3.50 cash bal SIS per mo.
$1,000 I'm cottage. san Jose ST.:
cost f215o; viii take 1850; S550 cash.
<l05o-4 I'm frame. Bassett adm s.
I'd Ct. cost S125o; must have $500 cash
D. SUE.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
$50 100 San Antonio e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04
For Sale-COunHy Property.

FINE FARM OFFERINGS.
$105O0-62 acres. paved road this side
Clint; rm- house, well. windmill: 81
acres alfalfa. bal in cult Trade for FL
Paao property.
2500-55 acres Chamberino. IS acres al
falfa. two acre orchard, p acres other
crops I'm. house team. farming imple-
ments, exchange for Fl Paso property.
S25Oo-l0 acres. CauutiiIo- 8 room adobe
wei and gas engine $1,000 cash bal suit
10000 acres raw land vineyard tract;
level fine location. exchange for city prop
erty.
SIS per acre-57 acres two MI from An
th1uy5 exchange Tor Fl Paso property
NEWMAN INVESTMENT Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04
For SaIe-Farms and Ranches.

RANCH for sale For information call
552W.
NY RANCH for sale-320 acres Improved.
good range water. Price SIS per acre.
Write David W. Robinson. Talihlna. Okla.
FOR SALE at a barEaIn-Two fine farms
ven located; good for wheat. corn. cotton.
y o. Quattebaum. Mclean. Texas
$50 ACRES LAND near Maria Texas 10
trade FOR bungalow or anything OF equal
value. call $40 Wyoming St Phone 6gs1Bi
RANCH AND CATTLE TOR SALE
Good mountain ranch living water and
abundance OF grass; on forest reserve and
leased lands; about 5000 cattle. well graded
native stuff VIII count out Roundup now
going on Quick action necessary
NEWMAN INVESTMENT Co.
Lelephone $50 100 San Antonio ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04
For Sale or E1change-ReaI Estate.

---~---7-7---- -~-~~~-~-~-------~-~-
EOb hENI-TwO room house, water gas
l6nls. shower bath; on Fl. Boulevard and
Dyer street g. Crisamore. 103 " santa
Fe- Phone 4e11M. So
FOR trade-Nice s room cottage three
years old; never been vacant. with enough
land 10 make a living on. 10 trade for a
good car, lots or small house. Phi. 5645J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04
BARGAINS FEET

BARGAINS FEET
Frontage on san Jacinto st.. price
Tor a quick sale. $4,000. terms.
APARTMENT SITE, MUNDT HTS.
Corner, beautiful site will sell or
trade
CORNER On SAN JACINTO ST.
Well improved; price SIS, 900; will
take part In trade.
100 ACRES, ISLAND LAND
Fine soil. good location; will sell
or trade
FOUR BUNGALOWS
Practically new; viii trade for
valley land: prefer ISLAND land.
RIO GRAEDE REALTY CO..
2l1-2l2 First Matt. Bank bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04
FOR EXCHANGE

Two new Bungalows for lots; modern tens-
ment. good location. for lots or Gotta ges.
auto Tor lots OF cottage: nice eight room
house. Long Beach. Calf, for house; I2lz
acres 40 pears near Tsieta on the inferur-
ban. at a sacrifice for lots or cottage. IS
lois near Fl Boulevard FOR cottage.
W. n. CARL.
Phone SIS or CSC. 500 Capies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04

THIS ONE CANNOT BE BEAT
3 room bungalow. sleeping porch.
built in features. basement, south
front lots paved street; block
from street car lire. Price 2510o5
this place IS worth $3.50 Terms
$3.50 cash. balance SIS per month
Better see 10 today
See VI. F. KIRBY with
LEATELL & SHERMAN,
Phone 1926. 116 Texas ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04

~ ANELA AAAAAAa ~ AAA4[AAa
FURNISHED rooms so3 n oregon ST.
NILE sunny bedroom ~ y. santa Fe-
PRETTY room, private home. Pm 1892
LOVELY room. private home Phi 1876
COMFORTABLE cool bedroom Pm 24l2.
MODERN. adjolniHg bath Brazos apis. t.
BEDROOMS Close in. IN West Boulevard-
FURNISHED room. steam heat slf Mesa
DELMAR rooms. 41IIz n stanton; rng.
water free baths. soc. 81 day; s. up wkly.
HOTEL LAKE, rooms AID bath. sls. SIS
~, s25. 80 ~. No. Pm 5309. Close In.
LARGE front sleeping room. 7O5 y Camp
bell. IS
ROOM, furnace heat. private family. Pm
554sJ.
ROOM, steam heat. bath. single beds. No.
Brazos.
VERY nice furnished room suitable FOR
two or one gentleman 1910 n. El Paso -.
SI1E large furnished room. walking dis
tanee. reasonable sos E River ST.
ROOM in private family for party en-
ployed- III Arizona.
FURNISHED bedroom for gentleman. S07
Wyoming St
HOMELIKE front room. close In. one or
two gentlemen; no sick 3s Ramsey apis
HEATED FRONT ROOM. CLOSE IN;
RUNNING WATER lis DAVIS
SINGLE room; heat light. water tele-
ph7ae- SIS month Phone 1922.
NICE bedroom. steam heat Apply apt. S.
712 y. Santa Fe.
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished room. steam
heat 1920 Montana st.
STANTON HOTEL
504iz s Stanton; nicely furnished. modern
rooms, rates reasonable Mrs. Brown prop.
THE NEVADA-Pleasant rooms. steam
heat Phone $3.50.
FURNISHED bedroom. $40 month I0ii
Arizona Il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04
For SaIe-Ranos.

FOR SALE. cash-Elegant fumed oak
auto piano. bench and Is rolls OF music.
Gail mornings 1901 T. Nevada. Phi. 4eff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04

For Sale-MOtorcycIes.
O-O~~-----~--~~~-~-~-~-~ -~---~-~-----~-~-~-~-~~
! FOR SALE-Indian motorcycle cheap Pm
w
TWIN Indian motorcycles for sale. 1915
model, SO cash Phone 1876. One Indian
sidecar as good as new See Hagan Auto
Go. Cash $50.
For Sale-Furniture.
MAHOGANY furniture De Luxe. Apt Is
NICE coal range for sale 4loI La Luz.
! FURNISHING Of four room apartment.
500 if sold at once. Phone 575G.
FOR SALE-FurnIture in five room house.
$50: barEain. Phone l3I5M. pm.
FURNITURE Of . rooIls. sleeping porch:
yglll not sci BY piece Phone 555s.
FURNITURE for sale. Including base
burner. Phone 4so2w-
COAL range with hot water back: sani-
tary couch 1911 z. Nevada
ROADSTER-To trade for furniture or
lots Phone 7O1s-
GENTLEMAN's ehifforobe. $40. nc North
Kansas St
FOR SALE-BeautifuI bed room set and
other furniture; have TO see TO appreci-
ate Phone 1912
RFFRIGERATORS - Exchange y0u= old
refrigerator FOR a new ones liberal allow
alce- rogers 4raulng Co. IL n stanton
slX rooms furniture for sale: fine condi-
ton; also house for rent; close in. Phone
cess
WE ABSOLUTELY pay the highest cash
price Tor your furniture; ring for bids.
Berry Hill Furniture c. 403 Texas. Pm
1886
BASE burner gas range. dining chaiFs,
table rockers. mattresses, kltcheuwa r.,
dishes Ironing board To save money buy
these See them al the City Transfer CO.
FOR SALE-Household furniture OF four
room house and kitchen furniture; all
high grade; at bargain; leaving city;
house can be rented. Call at as San Mar
eial from y o'clock TO : pm
LET Us TRADE that old machine In on
new Standard or Davis as first payment
Balance 81 week or so days same az
cash
YOUNG FURNITURE CO..
l0I S. Stanton ST. Phone SIS.
BARGAINS
Three complete bedroom sets; brand new.
Phone Ss3i-
DON'T FAIL to see our big stock Of
rugs; we have some rare bargains IN
sxl2 Brussels and Administer
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE Co
5ol $ stanton Phone 2So.-
FOR SALE-e0 window shades with fix
lures, assorted sizes. double faced; green
and cream; sufficient for s room house. {
Price SO; $50 gas range. SIS. first class
condition; large refrigerator. SIS: also /
infants iron bed with spring. So Inquire
5113 Federal St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04
For SaIe-Cifv Prouertv.

N~-~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~~- ~---~---~---~-~~~-~~~-~O
FIVE ICON house. modern: furnace. 1915
T. Rio Grande. also furniture. Call from
10 g. Phone 5Se3.
FOR SALE. Altura park. two level south
rroLr lots. block from car: Will sacrifice
for cash Phone S15sW-
NOW Il THE TINE To SAVE on RENTS
3 room frame house, sleeping porch. On
+. B. HADLOCK REALTY CO..
201 Caples bldg. Phone 2S5
$500
BETWEEN MONTANA & BOULEVARD
Close in. 4 rooms. two story garage. place
renting for SIS, SIC per month too low;
70 be sold through US at $500 $500 or
more cash. balance TO suit. The location
has good future
T. Z. HEAD & CO..
pa Mills bldg Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04
sNAP-s1oO down

Buy YOUR BUNGALOW
Now We have several that are
great bargains owing 10 the fact
that parties have left the city
and Instructed Us to sell
ANDERSON-FTLLER.
sos Mesa ave Phone 4OGI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04

Five room new bungalow. never occupied;
in Grandview. one block from car, tn
south front lots. fenced and garage. house
Is built OF red pressed brick has an tho
latest built in features basement registers
installed for heating plant $500; SEQ
cash. balance easy; I also have two five
room houses in Alta Vista. $500 and
$500. small cash payment. balance easy.
PHONE 1857.