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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28
tatoes may be the most serious in the
history OF the stae.
FAILED PROVIDE STORAGE.

FAILED PROVIDE STOHAGE.
The shortage Of cars prevents
movement of the big crop, and the
frosts have already done very serious
damage" said Director Alfred. This
department urged growers early In the
season to provide adequate storing fla
cilities in anticipation of car short
age, so that the potatoes could be saw
ed in this manner. The growers have
not provided the storage with the re-
suit the neglect coupled with the lack
Of cars to move the crops is going to
cost them heavily. Why storage ia
cilities were not provided / am at a
loss to understand. All of the crop
could have been saved if storage bins
sufficient in number had been built"
Director Alfred took the matter of
relieving the car shortage directly up
with the Oregon Short Line officials.
urging that the situation was so SER
ious 1t demanded quick action on the
part of the carrier.
ASSURANCE FROM RAILROAD.
Saturday Director Alfred received
the following telegram:
1--WE have advice from P. F. E. Co..
that we are to receive large number
private line refrigerators owned by U.
r. r., F. r. L., and NJ. r. c., as we'll
as some other private line cars, such
as F. G. E. These are not showing up
a yet in any large numbers. For past
10 days we have received on average
Of p. +. z. and Is foreign refriger-
ators per day. We have divided these
among Twin Falls branch, Fourth dis
trict and Montana division. AS you
know Union Pacific is badly congested
and have had some trouble in way of
derailments past few days. and on this
account deliveries these cars are slow
but hope to get good supply next three
or four days. Should we get good
number will be only too glad to advise.
f. III. KNICKERBOCKER
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28
HOOVER URGED
TO RELIEVE THE
|DAhOCR0WERS
Federal Food Administrator
Takes Complaints Regard
ing Car Shortage UP at
Washington.
RAILROAD PROMISES ACTION.

The following was received by tn
overnor Saturday:
Hon. M. Alexander, Governor,
Boise, Idaho-Your wire date. I
am keenly alive to gravity of sit
uation with respect to apple and
potato crops of Idaho and to ne
cessity for cars. We have been
doing everything possible these
and other similar perishable COM
modities throughout the country
all seek movement at substantially
the same time and there are not
refrigerator cars enough in the
country to handel them all at once.
Demands for refrigerator cars at
this season greatly exceed supply
in all sections but car service COM
mission with headquarters here is
making every effort to increase
supply for your state.
All available refrigerator equip
ment on Union Pacific lines is be-
ing distributed with utmost fair
ness. 1t is greatly t. be regretted
that producers do not provide some
storage so that products may be
moved over period as experience
during several years has shown
impossible to move all at once.
P\ase be assured that everything
possible is being done to protect
the interests of the people along
our lines in whose welfare we are
so much interested.
r. S. LOVETT.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28
BREAD PRICES NOT.
TOO HIGH IN BOISE.
SAYS COMMITTEE
Small Profits Being Made
by Bakers, Who Depend
on Cakes and Pastries for
Their Income.

That the bakers in Boise are not
making enormous profits on their
bread, is the report made by an in
vestigating committee appointed by
r. r. Bicknell, federal food admins
traitor for Idaho. The investigation
disclosed the fact that bread is being
produced in Boise practically at cost
and that the profits of the bakers are
being made on cakes and pastries. Fol-
lowing is the report of the commit
tee:
Owing to numerous complaints in
regard to the price of bread in Boise
the food administration appointed an
investigating committee who have sub
mitted the following report:
Sales
ESQ loaves shipped to retailers
out of town. net 9c..........$ 22.50
900 loaves sold to retailers in city.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28

owner John Savage of the Joplin
Western league club is quoted as say
ing that the talk of a split in the
American Association that would per-
NIT the cities of the western end of
the circuit to merge with the best cit
les of the Western league is all bunk.
He says they are always talking and
never getting anywhere with it. He
might also have stated that George
Tebeau almost sells the Kansas City
club each fall, but never quite makes
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28
FUNERAL OF ANAsEL HARTkoPF.

90 Caldwell, Oct. 27.-Funeral services
were conducted from tn efamily Nsi-
dence this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for
Anabel, the 1S-year-old daughter of
Mrs. Sam Hartkopf who died Thurs
day morning following brief illness
Following the services which were con-
Quoted by DR.. w. J. Boone, president
of the College of Idaho. internment
was made in the Canyon Hill GENE
terry.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28

ly 81 miles day. The round trip on
the electric line involves 26 miles of
travel. The survey of the Wilder
branch was made last summer by the
engineers of the Oregon Short Line
road for the Sebree interests with a
view OF its early Identification, and
1t was understood that a favorable re-
port was made, and that President
Sebree would initiate the work of cleo
trification during the present year
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28

STUDENTS BUY BOND.

Caldwell, Oct. 27.-A liberty loan
bond for 800 has been taken by the
students of the College of Idaho. The
money for the bond has been raised
by the individual contributions of the
students.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28
TWO DAYS OLD; OWNS BOND

Nampa, Oct 27-Bruce Newton Nc
Bane, the two day old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. L. McBane, of this city is,
owner in the entire state. Immediate
ly after the birth of his son, Mr.. Nc
Bane made him a present of a 500
liberty loan bond.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Caldwell, Oct. 27.-A suit was filed
in the district court this afternoon by
Myrtle Myers against Forney Clyde
Myers. The papers in the case were at
once withdrawn, but the case is pre-
sumed to be an action for divorce.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28

Is pounds milk ~. .15' s.2s
pounds yeast 6...... 80 2.70
1850 pounds flour. 11.07 Dbl 5S.17
Labor, fuel, manufac-
ture, etc. .................... 1881
-
Total for 1870 loaves. .$1A3.4O
Net profit in one days businesss Ito
Capital invested in bushes $1,000.
This shows that bread is being pro-
duced in Boise practically at cost.
Whatever the baker makes must be
made on the cakes and PASTRIES but,
certainly this would not make an ex-
orbitnant profit on the whole business.
Under the circumstances we cannot see
where there is any legitimate complaint
at the present time. But later on we
are assured when the price of flour
drops the price of bread will be reduced
accordingly.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28
WILDER Line May
NOT BE IMPROVED
Until after WAR
Understood Identification
Of Line Has Been Post
poned = Short Line Lease
May Be Cancelled.

Caldwell, Oct. 2S.-Citizens Of this
city and its tributary communities are
much exercised over report to the
effect that the Caldwell Traction COM
pany has abandoned its plans for the
Identification of the Wilder line and
the extension of it's electric line for
the present and even contemplates
cancelling it's lease of the Wilder
branch from the Oregon Short Line
Railroad company, because of war con-
ditions. President Walter R. Sebree
refuses to either confirm or to deny
the report merely saying AT this
time | have nothing to say for publica-
ton
When pressed for information bear
ing upon the report which has gained
such currency and which is creating so
much speculation in business circles,
Carl S. McStay. financial agent of the
Sebree interests, likewise refused to
comment upon the rumor. He finally
admitted, however that he had been
unable to float bonds for $4,000 with
which money it has been proposed to
do the extension work and accom-
plish the identification of the Wilder
line, because of business conditions,
consequent to the war. Subsequently
he also admitted that he had been ad-
vised by Oregon Short Line Railroad
company officials that that company
is unable to insure a sufficient coal
supply to maintain the present service
on the Wilder line.
TO REDUCE SERVICE.
This admission tends to confirm the
report, as well as the additional report
that instead Of operating five passen-
ger cars and one freight car on the
electric line, the service wills be re-
duced to three passenger cars and one
freight car daily. Men close to the
traction company officials declare that
they have figured that through this
course of retrenchment the company
can save more than $500 each month,
and that they would economze in the
way of railroad mileage approximate
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28

For SERVICE call McBratney and
Hampton, Undertakes, 506-W.
Adv-O2S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28

Phone 506-W for motorized ambu-
lance, day or night. McBratney and
Ha Tpton. Adv-O2S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28

Ladies'! Buy your cloth for suit or
coat from Gus r. Mueller, 35 Fallx
Bldg Adv NoylO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28
AN EXPERIMENT

Only the success of this ONE DOLLAR PLAN this year will
make possible to continue from popular basis
instead OF higher prices heretofore Buy once
then reservations Thursday
sibie and thus make this plan permanent Only packed
theatre can make the these prices
may be made for entire
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28
This Remarkable Dollar Plan

has the advantage OF making
whether you happen to all only the numbers
only chance OF the naturally
greater number of people will advantage
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28
CHIEF CAUPOLICAN

Full blooded Indian chief
of Aurocano tribe of Cl.i,:,
man of affairs and a Won
derful orator and singer.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28

OF the Metropolitan Grand
Opera Co. One of Ameri-
cas- foremost bass-bari-
tones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
For SaIe-FurnTfure

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FURNITURE Of L. room roomiug house
Phone 71s5R- -o1 T. Nevada
FOB sALE-Fumed oak dining room fur
ni-ure; chairs. - inch table and serv-
Ing table. Call 1885 Hawthorn.
HOUSEHOLD furniture; aiso two parrots.
singing and talking Mexican; two Chihua-
hua dogs. chesp. s21S Mamma
FURNITURE Of five rooms for sale. large
sleeping porch; VIII not sell by piece
Phone 7144-
FURNITURE of five room bungalow FOR
sale. house FOR rent. reasonable Alta
Vista Phone 5e3S.
SAFE Of kitchen cabinets Globe Furniture
Co. 11S S Stanton We buy and sell new
and second hand furniture. Phone 45ol.
FOUR room apartment for rent; furniture
for sale. with piano No 4 NaEIey apis.
Phcne 1915
SPECIAL THIS WEEK. $500.
FOR two inch continuous post ted Your
credit is good.
HOME FURNITURE co. III y. Stanton
FOR SALE-Furuiture -FOUR rooms bought
new in March; new house. rents SIS: also
business earning over $500. all for $500
cash. going 10 Massa ckusetts. Address J.
S11. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
For SaIe-Citv Propsrty.

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FOR SALE-Modern bungalow, {
rooms and sleeping porch. VIII take
automobile as first payment. Phone
bI OWNER, attractive little bunga-
low in Grand View, modern. > lots.
fenced, chicken houses. grass. flow
ers. Phone 3O66AL
WILL buy residence, four TO six
rooms, good location. good surround
ings, thoroughly desirable and bar
gain Give exact location. fun de-
scription, best price and terms. Ad-
dress M-375. care Herald.
THREE BARGAINS
S6O0O-Fine I'm. home 200 blk
Montana; $500 equity: trade for clear
lots. balance suit purchaser. yrs.
$ly0e-4 rm- bung- new; entrance
TO Washington park; $500 in clear
lots. bal S200 per VI
800 per acre. 40 acres all good land.
half in alfalfa. half corn; main valley
road; a SNAP. Easy terms.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT Co.
Phone 500 100 San Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
FAII RARGATNs AND HOUSES

$1,000 ru- bung- 5000 blk. Alamo
gordo, bsmt. hwd. flrs-, new. $500 cash,
$50 per mo-
$3.50 I'm bung-, beautiful Mckinley
ave. $3.50 cash. bal $50 per mo.
$500 I'm bunE-, Grand ave, hwd-
firs. $500 cash. bal suit
1855 I'm. bung.. clifton st. $3.50 cash.
s25 per mo
1855 I'm cottage. San Jose St; cost
$3.50; &ee0 cash. bal. suit. OF n $500
cash paid viii take $500 for property
fI051-s I'm frame cottage, s. side. lot
and half; cost 1880; $3.50 cash. SIS per
lluth.
$500 ru- a6obe cottage. Durazno St.
ae lot; at this bargain price must be
-G cash
NEWMAN TNYEST5IEST Co.
sloue $50 100 san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

NEW HOliE-NEtR ri. sCHOoI

NEW HOME-NEAH II. SCHOOL.
rooms. basement, hardwood floors,
buEtin features, an unusually ar
tractlve mauteL great big closets.
south front, overlooking business dis
trict and the south valley: wailzfne
distance 10 town The place ought 10
sell Tor $3.50 II you viii pay SlI65
cash you can have il for S36g6 This
is dirt cheap.
T. J.. HEAD & co.
IA Mills Bldg Phone c12O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
SOME BARGAINs N FARMS

SOME BARGAINS IN FARMS
Si0,O0o-270 acres finely improved. lower
valley, TO exchange for FL Paso property
or California property.
SlU,o5O-60 acres near Anthony. { room
house, barn sheds, two wells, 30 acres
alfalfa. two cuttings this W. yield two
tons per acre per cutting; well. fine soil;
exchange for smaller farm or city prop
erty.
S10.5O0-e2 acres q alfalfa: Z room
house, paved road. near Clint; trade for
e Paso property.
ssO0O-l0 acres two blks. Ysleta P.O.:
s nm residence, large garage. three other
bldEs.; exchange Tor bungalow. FL Paso.
$4S00-s0 acres I'm. house; so acres in
cult; upper valley. exchange for FL Paso
property or easy terms
S4740-72 acres san Elizarlo. 20 acres
in cult so acres more clear. exchange
for Il Paso bunE
tl0o0-l3 acres, four room house. Dona
Ana station. main road; all in cult: small
sl5i-t :, ~ 5lSISi "a. sui
Promo $50. 100 san Antonio 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
FOr SaIe o. EEehange-Keal Estate.

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SIsO0 EQUITY for $500 In room mod
ern bunga low For particulars write box
574. Tucumcari. New Mex
To EXCHANGE.-az0 acres near Bisbec.
two houses well. dairy buildings. poultry
horses and muIes- S5@o0- clear Want cleG--
city property O. = Drullard Naco. ARR
FOR SALE or trade-5B acres near Car.li-
tilln Texas, all in cultivation Address -ll
S. stanton
a splendid business. pl-asan, and profita-
bic, Tor city property, lots or houses VIII
give data upon application KS. care Her
aid
SPECIAL bargain-Easy terms; FOR sale.
trade Tor good notes or other property o.
equal value. best valley land. improved or
unimproved; three 70 80 acre tracts. near
interurban and school. Address owner.
box S. Ysieta. TeEas-
To TRADE
Clear lots Tor equities in Gotta ges- also
VIII take equities in houses or vacant
lots In southern portion Of city, will take
valley lands or auto and assume some.
Marion Ro6ertson. 500 Epson- Phi. e2l1.
For Sale-Automobiles
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DODGE car. splendid condition Pm. 76sS-
FOR SALE cheap-Second hand EMF.
ElaHders. CaI COS Williams
1917 PAIGE six. 8 passenger bargain for
FOR sALE-Oue portable garage. Phone
90 or SO Ask for oliver Carr
WANT To Buy side curtains for a Ford
Phone 1555 or 7sz1J-
FOR sALE-Is17 Ford: better than new
car e A Read Mccoy hotel
e aRAGES for rent at 1903 Prospect Pm
sos during business hours
FOst >ALE-1slI Maxwell. Al condition.
Prone 12-5R
GARAGE for sale cheap portable; steel
Phone 1855
hauled; bargain for cash. S2-5- Phi $40
FOR Sal z Roadster. good, condition.
500, bargain -5-- Gold ST, Highland
I'll PAsO AutomouiIe Iaund-y-IIavs your
car washed while you watt cars called fo-
and deliyered- zoe ~ kansas Phone So
ANLES accurately sJraIghtened without
buchanan =le san Francisco St I
Phone 33f7-
WANTED Best used auto that $500 cash
Will buy. light type roadster is preferred
Write l6s. care Herald
FOR SALE-Overland roadster. three negr
tires; good condition owner drafted; make
We SELL THE FOLLOWING
USED CARS
Ford Maxwell
A--Has -i1aAa4ltln
REQ. Saxon
Paige. Cadillac.
Chandler. Overland
Hupmobile Chevrolet
Dodge.
Bargains always IN stock.
r. g. HOAGLAND CO..
PHONE 4O95.
2le-ls--g ". san Antonio ST..
TRY BATRY VIM
"a success Makes old batteries new. ]
We Are The Battery Doctors"
All kinds Ignition work reasonable.
TEXAS BATTERY a IGNITION Co.
sls Texas ST Phone 1875 ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
For Sale-CitY ProperfH.

FOR SALE rooms. bath. sleeping porch.
garage. chicken houses and yard; on car
line Phone 6677.
ONE piece business property: viii
sell for Liberty bonds Phone 24gS or
33SOJ-
FOR SALE-BiggesI bargain in FL
PaSu. -Four room bungalow, two full
lots, S1400. Terms.
y. A. BROWN.
107 Two Republic Bldg. Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
For Rent-ROOms Furnished.

For Rent-ROOms Furnished.
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ROOM-Private family. Phone $3.50
! CLEAN cheap rooms. so4 n OTegon-
LARGE sunny rooms So Phone Sse5-
FIkSIsHED room for rent Phone s7ssT
DELMAR rooms. 417's y stanton. rns
water; free baths soc. 81 day; 50 Up wlliy
HOTEL LAKE. rooms and bath. So. SIS
So. SIS. $40 ". No. Phi $500 Close IN.
STEAM heated room, connecting bath. SIS
FOR KENT-BeautifulIy furnished room
ln private home, close in Phone 5Ss5-
OUTSIDE roclas. 81 Up. 4e=ss san An
tonic
NICE bedrooms with running water zoe
DESIRABLE room. sIz Nevada. Phone
oss0J
Outside sleeping room. s25o. ia $.
Ochoa-
FURNISHED rooms. iIIs y Oregon
Apt l.
ROOM. Glazed sleeping porch steam heat
private family no W Franklin
GENTLEMES- Heated rooms. private
family. minutes plaza 21s W. Franklin
FURNISHED bedroom for gentleman. 500
Wyoming
ROOM with lalse sleeping porch 1915
Arizona
NE-tf desirable rooms. walking dIstsnce.
references desired. Phone 6329-
LARGE, steam heated. with sleeping
porch Phone $3.50
FURNISHED rooms and light housekee1-
NICE room half block Cleveland square.
s--5o SIS y II Paso.
Two well furnished front rooms. connect
ms b1tn; walking distance Phone 5052W-
ROOM. steam heat. bath. single beds. No.
srazos-
ROOM and sleeping porch FOR lady teach
ers or employed ladies. Phone 1891
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room. private
entrance Phone S57sW-
NICE clean room connected with bath,
near high school Phone 45sIJ
FOR kENT-Bedroom with bath. rs 5.
1choa-
STEAM heated rooms. I0s0 Montana St
Phone zis7-
NICE front room, adjoining bath III pr!-
yate home Phone 4i5sJ-
LARGE nice room I'm home. sleeping porch
and meals II desired. Phone 293e-
FURNISHED room for rent cheap. close
IN See the key man. 4o1 Myrtle ave
FRONT room, ground floor close IN.
Phone 1873
II MED oak dining sci and other pieces
and evenings
WALKING DiSTANCE-Eoom ami sleep
ING porch furnace heat hot water. Phone
e0SsB.
one block from Toltec club. nicely fur Z
nisIed rooms close in. gentlemen pre-
ferrcd sos Myrtle. Phone 5927.
NICE, new airy room. furnace heat pri- F..
sate home; Kitchen II desired 1910 n. {
stanton.
NICELY furnished rooms with Sleeping
1orches suitable for three OF four: rea-
enable l-le L. Boulevard Phone s0isf:.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

$50 powN-s1o MONTH.

WONDERFUL TWO STORY
HOME On BEAUTIFUL
MONTANA STREET.
This home is the most at
tractive, most complete, and
best arranged home we have
built on this street. It con-
tains the many features one
might desire in a two story
residence. there are four he'd
rooms, very large dining room
and living pass pantry, oak
floors, large basement with
heating plant: on TWO south
'front.' lots For price and
terms phone, call or write rs.
MAEFIELD BLDG & IMP. co.
BUILDERS OF
STERLING HOMES
ell 1st NatI Bank Bldg.
Phone 6Sf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
For SaIe-Fsrms and Rancho.

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WANIED-Buyer for best 20 acres IN up
per valley room house. all kinds fruit
must be sold at once. Phone l2x32 Can
utillo. or write S. C. Lewis. IL miles
west Borderland-
ATTENTION. lease my stock ranch
In New Mexico TO right party; abundant
posture water: on railroad. What have
you Address J $40. Herald.
FOR SALE-4Sc acres stock ranch a.
fenced. so head Of cattle: running sprsng
water: plenty Of outside range. For par
tculars address VIM Sundby. Tu,arosa
New Mex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

C room bungalow. new and
modern. every built in feature.
hardwood floors throughout;
breakfast room and glazed
pOrches- furnace south front;
blocks OF the Alta Vista school,
easy terms.
Alta Vista district; 4 rooms
and glazed porch, breakfast
room. furnace heat hardwood
floors and all built in features.
Can arrange terms
$3.50.
4 room modern little bungalow
on corner. on car line. south
front; $50 cash and SIS per
month including interest.
WHTTE-PADEN REALTY CO..
Phone 100. % y. Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
BIG BUNGALOW SACRIFICE

BIG BUNGALOW SACRIFICE
Two beautiful brand new
bungalows on paved street.
paving paid; very desirable
neighbOrhood: lois 5Ox1fO: :
large airy rooms, breakfast
room and alassed in sleeping
porch Large screened porch.
Fun cement basement Hard
wood floors throughout; tile
bath. all modern built in fea-
lures
These houses were built TO
sell for $4,000 cash II sold at
once viii take $500: 500
cash. balance monthly, or can
be arranged any way to suit.
This price is $3.50 under the
actual value of lots and cost
OF houses. Call for further
Information. See
a. n. 8TACRATE.
with
W. II. AUSTIN.
JOS X. oregon. Phone 4115.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

SPECULATE on THE OTHER
FELLOWS MONEY.
TEXAS STREET BARGAIN
IS feet close in, S225 per
foot. small cash payment
down. next payment in five
years; thereafter $500 per
year for 10 years at per
cent interest This property
should advance so percent be-
fore the second payment be-
comes due This is an unus-
Ual opportunity
CAMPBELL APARTMENTS
a snap
IS FEET CLOSE IN.
North oregon street; a real
bargain
- ACRES
Highly improved. 10 miles
down the valley. at a very low
price, VIII take a nice bun
galow in deal
100 OTHER BARGAINS
In city and valley property;
& will accept Liberty bonds on
any Of these properties
IF YOU HAVE A LIBERTY BOND
Or 500 81 cash, you can buy
a nice place in the valley 10
build a house or house al
ready built.
W. +. PAYNE
f01 Mesa ave. Phone 1880.