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The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
Lucas as a Hobby Rider.

Lucas as a Hobby Rider.
The whimsicality of genius is strik
ingly enacted by Wilfred Lucas, who
appears as country doctor, with a
hobby for the microscopic study of
insects in the new Triangle Fine
Arts release, "The Microscope Mys-
terry" at the Isis Thursday. In the
words of the author: "He rides his
hobby so fast that wealth cannot
catch up with him." Nevertheless
his keen wit and practical knowledge
of germ culture enable him to solve
striking murder mystery and save
the girl he loves when the evidence
seems unmistakable against her
Constance Talmadge is co-starred
with Mr.. Lucas.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09

to-day with the druggists
distribution It's that kidneys
when they that something Like all filters
cogged frequently package "Anuc
package symptor
nvahds Hotel Buffalo
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09

Second of eight lessons in spare
bowling by "Count" John Gengler,
the Belgian star now bowling in the
United States and ranked next to
Jimmie Smith, the world champion.
BY "COunt" John Gengler.
Start fle ball with spin from the
right corner of the alley striking
No. 2 one-quarter, full shooting it to
the left corner against No. z. The
ball viii follow through and get the
S pin.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
NO RESTLESSNESS OR BACKACHE TO- NIGHT !"
Kidney Bladder and Uric Acid Troubles Brng
Misery Many.

When the kidneys filters do no
cleanse the blood sufficiently and the parts of tn
body There follow Depression Dusiness
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS

sweet natural way which has won her
so many friends.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02

unrelenting warfare upon union labor which continued to the day of his death. On October 10, 1910, his build ing and printing plant was dynamited and twenty workmen killed. The ar rests and trials which followed were matters of nationwide interest
 General Otis acquired a large for tune, his interests aside from pub fishing being extensive. In politics, his paper was Republican, Otis con. nection with that party dating back to 1860, when he was sent from ken lucky as a delegate to the convention at Chicago, which nominated Lincoln.
 Aside from those mentioned, Ger eral Otis held numerous government positions at different periods of hls life. He was prominent in the Grand Army of the Republic.-Yuma Exam iner.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02
CHORAL REQUIEM OVER
 PROMINENT WOMAN'S GRAVE


 SALONIKI, Aug. 1.-An impressive choral requiem over the grave of Mrs. Harley, sister to Field Marshal Wis count French, who was killed by a shell at Monastir in March, was follow ed by the unveiling of a monument erected by officers on duty at the Serbian base. The memorial is of grey granite blocks surmounted by a white marble cross bearing the fol lowing inscription in the Serbian and English languages:
 gro the victim of barbarians, gen. erous English lady, a great, benefac- tress of the Serbian people, and great lady. On your tomb, instead of flowers the gratitude of the Serbs shall blossom. For your wonderful deeds your name shall be known from generation to generation.
 From the officers at the Serbian base"
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02
HEAVIEST RAIN FOR SIX
 YEARS SOAKS PHOENIX

PHOENIX, July 31.-The heaviest downpour of rain which has fallen in Phoenix in six years started early Sunday morning and continued with. out abatement for five hours before it slacked up and the clouds slowly cleared away sufficient to let the sun stream forth after it had been ob- scured for the longest period for sev- eral months. During the five hours rainfall total of 2O5 inches of mois- ture had fallen.
 This downpour of A hours ending Sunday night, holds the record in Phoenix for six years, according to the records of the local weather bu- reau, the heaviest previous one having occurred in July 1911, when the total of 4.87 inches of rain fell in the same length of time deluge that will easily be recalled by residents of this city and valley. Altogether, the total rain fall at that time, stretched over parts of three days, totalley nearly six inches. It flooded the valley, made lakes of farms, washed away roads and in many other ways caused it to be remembered.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02

as it not only makes it possible fol many more pupils to enter the higf school but it gives the pupils chance to be at home for regular hours fol study and work.
 A strong spirit of cooperation or the part of teachers, trustees and pa rents characterizes almost every school, the chief aim being, of the great majority of parents, to do the very best they can for the education of their children.
 The financial condition of the schools is good, almost every district having substantial balance from last year. A conservative budget has been made up by the different boards of trustees and uyself, which has been approved by the board of supervis- ors.
 The new pension law as passed by the last legislature is not very at tractive to prospective pensioners. The law reads: When any person shall be sixty years of age. and shall be without means of comfortable sup port, and shall have served for thir- ty years or more in the aggregate as teacher in the public schools, twen- ty-five years of which shall be in the public schools of Arizona, the state board of education may order and di- rect that such person be retired from further services in the schools of Ari- zona, ., and thereafter during his or her lifetime shall be paid from the school funds of the state an an- nual pension of $500, .."
 The Commercial Club has done a most excellent work in advertising Yuma county through the literature sent out from that office. Almost ev- cry days mail brings letters of ap- plication and inquiry from some state, wanting to know about this country its schools, churches, soil, climate, etc. An application received very re- gently, wanted to know how. many high schools there were on the mesa and if there was a prospect of secur- ing a position in one of them and holding down claim at the same time.
 The chief asset of our country is our public schools-for education Is not an individual, nor even community matter. it affects the city, the state and the nation as we'll.
 NORA E. MORROW.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02

Gen. Harrison Gray Otis, himself a veteran of two wars, came of iOng line of military and statesmanship an cestry. His grandfather was a soldier of note in the Revolutionary war and the Otis stock produced James Otis Revolutinary patriot and orator, and the first Harrison Gray Otis, once no ted as senator from Massachusetts.
 General Otis was. 80 years of age, his birth having occurred on Wash ington county, Ohio, farm, February 10, 1887.
 Over five years of General Otis life was spent as a volunteer soldier of the United States. In 1861 at the age of 24, he enlisted in the 18th Ohio Volunteers; was promoted thru all the grades to 8 captain in 1864. In that year consolidation of regiments plac- ed him in the 23rd Ohio Veteran Vol unteers, his colonel and captain being respectively, Rutherford B. Hayes and William Mckinley. Altogether Otis saw 49 months of actual service in the Civil war, was twice wounded and received seven promotions, in- cluding two brevets, retiring with the title of major and lieutenant-colonel by brevet.
 With the outbreak of the Spanish American war, in 1898, Major Otis, at the age of 61, volunteered his services to president Mckinley and was made a brigadier-general of volunteers. He was assigned to duty, first at Camp Merritt (Cal) and then to the Philip pines, where at different times, he commanded various divisions of the Eighth Army corps in the campaign for pacification of the native revolt He led a brigade in person in the as- sault on Caloocan and participated in the capture of the Filipino capital He resigned his command in April, 1899, returning to the United States. Upon his discharge, he was brevetted major general.
 Following the Civil War, Otis re- turned to the trade of printer, for which he had abandoned school at an early age, acquiring in 1882, a fourth interest in the Los Angeles Times. Previously he had served for four years as foreman of the govern ment printing office at Washington.
 Early in his career, Otis waged any
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02
YUMA COUNTY SCHOOLS
 IN GOOD CONDITION
County superintendent Nora E. Nor
 row Writes interesting Article Civ
 ing Facts Worth Knowing.

The rural schools of Yuma county have closed a most successful and satisfactory school year. In attend ance it has been the banner year, the increase in the average daily attend. ance throughout the county being al. most twenty-five per cent over last year, the complete school census of all children between the age of six and twenty-one years being five hun dred forty-one more than last year The increased attendance has not been confined to the larger schools, but the per cent of increase has been as great in the smaller schools.
 In approtioning the ten per cent reserve fund, the apportionment is made only to the schools that have had an increase in attendance the first five months over the first five months of the preceding year This year nineteen schools were. eligible for the apportionment.
 There is no truer index of the growth and prosperity of the country than that manifested by her public schools. The qualifications of the Arizona teacher are high; the course of study is strong; the support for the maintenance of the schools of the county is sufficient for the work to be successfully carried on, giving a product from the rural schools that compares favorably with the product from any state.
 Forty-four pupils finished the 9th grade work last year, receiving Sth grade diplomas entitling the holder to enter the Union High School or the State Normal without further exam nations. Almost every school in the county contributed to this number Next year, an extra effort will be made to have 7th and 9th grade classes in every school. Excellent 8th grade programs were given by the grades of Crane, Somerton, Rood, Sunnyside, Shadyside, Gadsden, Gregg and Par ker.
 A plan is under construction for special work for the 7th and 9th grades of the county for next year. The work will be in connection with the high school and will be under the supervision of MT. Van Hoose, Mir. Boyle and myself The Union High School board has voted to give free transportation to pupils to the Union High School along the Warrenite. This is a most commendable act on the part of the High School Board,
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02
APPOINT COMMISSION
 TO INVEST PENSIONS

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 1.-The depart ment of war has determined to ap- point commission to investigate all claims for pensions due to soldiers or soldiers families since 1910. Part of the duties of the commission will be to make census of the men invalided from the army since the first Madero revolution.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02

PARIS, Aug. 1.-German prisoners of war are to be utilized in the dig ging of pete in order to eke out Frances failing fuel supply. They will work under the supervision of Territorials familiar with the peat re- gions who will be given long leaves from the army for that purpose.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02
GREAT COTTON CROP
 IS THE FORECAST

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The de- partment of agriculture today forecast a cotton crop of 11,949, 1000, equivalent of 5OO-pound bales, based on the con- dition July 25, when announced 70 BIO. The condition of California is 94, and Arizona SS.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02
NOTED LOS ANGELES
 EDITOR IS DEAD

LOS ANGELES, July 30.-Gen. Har- rison Gray Otis, president and gener- al manager of the Los Angeles Times, died today at the home of his son. in-law, Harry Chandler, while being served breakfast in his bedroom.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02
SHIP SUNK
 PROBABLY 12 LOST

LONDON, Aug 1.-The American steamship Motano was submarined yesterday. Twenty-two survivors were landed.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-02

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Motano sailed July 2 for Queenstown with a crew of 34, of which 1t is claimed 15 we're Americans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

storage Co
BARBER shop and pool room; building
Tor sale on terms or cheap Tor cash A1-
dress box 6s1. DeminE. New Mex
FER SALE-North front lot and half
on wyoming. west % Dallas Inquire j.
FOR sALE-s foot soda fountain with
double arm draft. coils. drain board and
ice box no syrup stand Phone 1850
FOR >ALE-A -ne-caurie business. thl
only store within 20 miles; Orb the heart
% sock growing dIsrri -t- rea-1n fer SELL
ing. sd health Alcress c. r Martin. Luna
n 81 or j. S Aa--avish- Magdale1l. ~
FOR SALE-Fish geek inn and cattle.
good business; located on Apache trail
Airs. Emma Ellsworth. Fish Greek Ilr.
via Mesa city. Ariz- Box az
We have several desirable apartment
LAY REALTY q TRUST CO..
Phone 2517- 20f Trust BIDS.
Our PRICES On comforts quits and
blankets can't be beat
RIO GRASDE FURNITURE Co.
177 s stanton ST. Phone -so--
PARDNER wanted in tail0rug and clean
ing business must have Few hundred
dollars and be able 90 take charge o.
shop or look after outside work. Cppor-
tulity for right party. r. Brucker. Mon
tana and Pieiras-
FOR sALE-AIies' cafe. 15x5o feet- new.
complete restaurant. first class condition.
10 tables. lunch counter. two rooms fur
nished iu back. large stock and good
paying business. located entering Camp
Cody. Tenth street. third place 90 night
from corner facing railway; ground So
per month John Tobias Deming. n Mex
FOR SALE-GaraEe doing good business,
best location iu city with general rep---
shop. ulrhl1err accessories gas and Oh
station and office fixtures included. every
thing up 90 date; reasons for selling. other
business demands my attention Write ?,
o. box 59I. 81 Pazo. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
ON MONTANA ST.. $50 down

ON MONTANA ST. $3.50 DOWN
New bungalow. price cut to $3.50. bal
ance $50 per month on principal.
AUTOMOBILE WANTED as part pay
ment on this new 3 room bungalow
IN Alta Vista never occupied base
meul
In sunset Heights, new room bun
Ealow, must be sold at once; $3.50
down; this is a dandy
so Down. $50 Monthly on principal
VIII buy room brick on Wyoming
near shops. $500
SO Down, SO Monthly viii buy fine
corner lots near Grandview school;
$500 each, they are beauties.
Nothing Down. just move into this
room brick with basement. bath. gas.
etc $4,000; pay SIS monthly on prin-
clpal or VIII take vacant lots or good
auto as part payment
apartment House 10 Trade for other
property
Good building lots wanted. viii trade
new 8 room bungalow in Alta Vista
Apartment Site Wanted, win trade
good bungalows; what have you2
Hawkins Bros.
Q & Morgan Bldg Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
aIRnnn

SGOOO-2O-2 I'm, apis Mex. ten. 8 lots.
cor. rental 800. $4,000 cash. bal. $500
per " snap.
G525O-Fine , I'm. Montana St .bung.
2 full lots, pavement paid. $500 cash.
bal $50 per mo including int.
s40OO-5 I'm. bunE. 5000 blk. Alamo
gordO St $500 cash, $50 per mo. in
Guiding int.
S395O-New 4 I'm. bung. Mckinley
Ave, hwd- flr- basement. furnace, .
blks. Country Club, $3.50 cash, bal $50
per mo.
$1,000 Pm. bunE. large rms. . lots,
$3.50 cash, $50 per mo.
SI50O-4 nm cottage, san Jose St cost
$3.50, must have $500 cash, bal. S25
per mo.
5000 I'm. adobe cottage. ! lot. Du-
raznO St. must be ali cash for this
snap.
Newman Investment Co.
Phone $50 100 San Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
For Sale-Country ProDerty.

--s--~-~-~---~-~-~-~-@-~
LARGE tract Of improved valley land
Win machinery and stock; for sale or VIII
trade Tor improved city property. Address
box IA. Fl Pas0.
s25,00O-Very fine farm, ~ acres near
Leasburgi 30 head OF cattle: DO horses
and colts new house; worth $1,000. an In
zine state Of cult. trade for Il Paso
property.
sl2.544-Fine 81 acre farm. IL miles
west or Anthony nm adobe house. bath.
hot and cold water. 90 ton barn. sheds.
1000 blackberry vines 600 fruit trees. tools
and implements take good bung. in FL
Pa 70 in trade. bal suit
$toO0-40 acres near Chamberino. main
road large barn; mostly in alfalfa: an
IN cult $500 cash assume balance easy
PAYMENTS
SIo.5Oo-ss acres. 81 in alfalfa: fine q
rr1 house. hot and cold water wefL
Windmill; paved read. miles this ode
Of Ysieta: exchange all for II Paso rrop-
SS5o0-IO acres two bIlzs. south ~ post
off-ce Isletai two good houses all ia cult:
trade for FL Paso property.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT Co.
phone a7l- 100 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
ONLY s.. $50
NEW . ROOM BUNGALOW
~ 4 L L II 1 .-.-r.-----.-

oWAIlII II MEMS
Has every modern built-in feat
ure, hardwood floors. etc: large
screen sleeping porch; location is
ideal. being right at Alta Vista
school; best car and jitne serv-
ice; brand new house: never occu-
pied; actually worth $3.50 by all
comparisons.
JOHN w. PHILLIPS
301 First Nat. Bldg. Phone s163.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
For SaIe-Counhv Properly.
TO TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY

Sc -eraI first class wen improved farms
in the upper valley. fully equipped wi-n
stock aud machinery. but you viii have
20 hurry IL you want them before tho
price goes up; we can match you on any
sized trade
We are The only exclusive land firm 10
town, and have had over . years eEperl-
ence IN the valley
BAILEY LAND Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
For Rsnt-Rooms Furnished.


LARGE southeast room for two men. APP
ply 4Ol River Ste
UOTFI LAKE. rooms AID hath SO SIS
So SIS. SO w Mo Pm. 5so9. close in-
TT-RNT-TIF-D room -----------.--- ham 1e7-
affu-a fou-avs-d phone $50
N HOWE --7-- ION -5707-7-1- hath
sIazr-I-r- rT--h. meals h dasirad Pm $500
M y Re ~, 49, 80 7=-.----
pi--1 500
-5----,--,-.s,,
-. ~ y. syn
VA I'D f-ooinin-le %. l41y employ en-
fnone e9s rom 2 70 . e1ellnss-
NICE front room. hot water In bath pr
Nate home Fhone ISL
LARGE. steam heated. with sleeping
porch Phoae $3.50
FURNISHED room for rent 1401 Wyo-
ming. Phone 607SW.
ROOM in private family for party en-
uI1ved 81 Arizona
Az 80 -.7---5--7---- 5---T --7------ . ~
10 - $500 5l9ss ir r. --59v-
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- - 49, ,-------i-,-- 80 -,-i,---.
s----r--- ---.-,, ~. sse. ,r1---.'.
575-,,5-,,-5-7s +, m n ss------7-
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49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Housekeeping Rooms Furnished.

Housekeeping Rooms Furnished.
~-~~-~-~~-~-~-~---~--~ -~----~-~---~---~-~-~
NICELY furnished large front room with
running water so5 n. Fl Paso- Pm 2lfL
TWO Housekeeping rooms. sleeping porch
Phone 5657 or $3.50
Two furnished rooms for Housekeeping OF
! sle ping az Texas 81
, TWO light housekeeping rooms. III 3.
I Florence
I TWO beautiful furnished rooms close in.
Apply III Park
FOR RENT-CIean housskeeuins rooms
cheap no sick Phone 6iff-
! FURNISHED housekeeping room az SIS
/ y Florence.
. SUITE rooms. private bath. Eitchenes-
213 Nevada-
/ SINGLE housekeeping room at your own
I p-ice: nice place. Phone 5s53-
/ HOUSEKEEPING room with Sleeping
| porch. Phone 5ss3.
/ LANCE room with small Kitchen. Phone
I HOUSEKEEPING aud bedrooms as 3Iyr-
Z lie avenue
Z Two nice Housekeeping rooms 1905 n
T Florence
I FURNISHED r5,ms for housekeeping- Ph-
/ Slus.
one room, s-sePiHg poreh' walking dis
tanc0- Phone Sis
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms
Prone 5l9s-
OIsEhEEfING rooms one bedroom 500
y kansas
FURNISHED or parity furnished rooms
for Aght house.zeepins Phone 5issJ-
TWO furnished rooms in COTTAGE no sici.-
no children Us $ St Nraln-
ONE room. kitcheuet- also two room apts-.
close In III w Bo1leyard-
TWO front Housekeeping rooms. $40 BE
Kansas
TWO desirable rooms, no sick or chill
dreu. gI2 y. stanton
light 6----s7-, -z--7--- -10-1- 1870 7Tv--75
Phone $500.
THREE room zD7rfr1e1T- v7ee1I1r porch
arF ersrofffr csE-
TI00yTs 5-----5-,----5 ~ s-----5-7---7 757.
JT--G-1frr-
30 ri BIO ~. -' ''
No l'l- hoqseseep5ns room WIN sleep
-
~ !, + n r n -" rooms 4v-- Wy oil-h=-
Ehone 2tlo.
nv SIN f-EfiNU rooms SOS Montana
r-e1e 15.e-
TWO beautiful rooms cl.se in III n. 81.
eEeln- Fhone 4-9sJ-
HOUSEKEEPING room. connecting bath
$3.50. 65fsM-
CLEAN sunny room for houseEeeping5
running water IL n Fl Paso ST.
nv E-7---7----7---- - "a 49, ~
room liz W Franklin. opposite library.
SITE ~ b77sel-er-7irs- -00---e- also g7--,7. .
rooms s67 Il OREGON.
- = So.
-
oNH A1lstae pils room newly ana COM ]
l-eLeL! LuIllslel- Fnone tlet-
ing roqms: ho !, a si95 cold water coo z Ne
-
o rooms. s-eeping porch and bath SO
~ r,i--s ---- '--- '-'9 --i'> o'-e'a' Avg
: - 49,
- So, L--s ~ ~ II
0-sro,- +-''-' s-9' ''-'' -'-' ~
FT-7I-.zr-T7 l7F-FsTD=Ss ------
--f,t r1i-4- -l --i5, 49,
Phone s-5e
T8REF. rooms g,7--i-I7.--7 g7- I----------------
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

GIT A VALLEY HOME NOW
And get ready for spring. valley
land VIII never be cheaper.
Listed below are Few excep-
tionauy good bargains.
s. acres. part in cultivation:
$4,000 house; $500 per acre: sell
or trade 1or FL Paso property.
30 acres on paved road. part in
cultivation SI75 per acre; sell or
acres on paved road. small
house this side Ysleta- s5e50- no
trade.
3 acres on paved road near vs.
leta; nice three room house.
$500. 10 trade.
See CRTCHET
WHITE-PADEN REALTY co.
~ " stanton S. Phone 400.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06


----0-N~~---~~--"------ @-----~--~>-"-------~~
DESK ROOM for rent in Martin bldg.
Phone 1889
LODGE han for rent ou Tues. and sat
nights Pm 1888. DrauEhon's Bus Coliegc-
FOR RENT-DesirabIe Offices IN the
Herald building Reasonable rates Apply
90 the auditor OF The Herald.
FOR REST-GrounG floor office 10 Herald
building: very suitable Tor pal estate and
insurance office Apply to the auditor o.
The Herald
LARGE storeroom In bldg. On corner
Alameda and Estrelia- just vacated by
the Alameda Fuel * Grain Co. for rent
Apply 70 $3.50 Alameda
WILL build store building 90 suit tenant:
ou.- two OF three stores. corner Bliss and
Grama streets Address John Knick. 1850
Texas street
FOX SALE or Isase-The building an 100
p. Missouri ST.. Fl Paso. now occupied by
tho Freeman Mfg. CO. For further inf0r-
mation cau phone 1850 or f2s5M
OFFICES N Trust BUILDING.
Centrally located. large light rooms steam
helt- good service. most reasonable rents
FISE-RAMSEE REALTY CO.. ACTS.
Ground Floor. Trust Bids
Phone 1913 Cor. san Antonio a. Stanton.
70 Morgan bldg Observation-Disclosures.
lof5 s. santa Re. sto-e ----.---....--.-sG $50
6ls N. Campbell. 50XI-u It. ..-..---.SI5O
-UH-- W. Overland warehouse ..-.-. $3.50
al Texas. -5N120 and basement fire
50I-f-t san Francisco. stories .-.--.g $500 /
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY. /
1-t MllLs ST. Phone SIS +
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
For SaIe-Farms and Ranches.

VI DaAG 81 LIE anu AA1ANAGas
N~-~-~~--~--~-~-~---~---
acres. Vernon Sullivan. Fort Stockton,
Texas.
EOR sALE-Gcod dairy farm. 1851 acres.
lle improvements. artesian water. rail-
road station on farm. accommodation
two families; would sell all or apart Ad-
dress F. r =. box 1. Benson. Ariz-
For Sale or Exchange-Keal Estate.
7-7-~---~---~-~-~---~-~-~
FIVE room bungalow fer sale OF trade
Phone 67393-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Housekeeping Rooms Furnished.

Housekeeping Rooms Furnished.
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TWO room suite $40 Arizona
RO0MS-sol olive $3.50 week
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. sos Mesa.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 600 Myrtle.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms 7l9 wyoming
BEDROOMS and hou=ekeepine- 5l2 Myrtle,
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 705 y. stanton
LIGHT housekeepinE rooms 1910 Myrtle.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms Tor rent 500 Up
son ave-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. single and en-
suite. close FMS 5o1 Mesa Phone 1881
HOUSEKEEPING rooms close 10. 59I
II ssa- Phone 1881
HOUSEKEEPING room SlIls san Az
tonic. Price f1-E1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Furniture Repairing

2 T. HISS FURNITURE WORKS
Repairing. refreshing. upholstering and
packing Prices right satisfaction Euaran-
refd-
sI05 RIVERA ST PHONE s5ss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Business Chances.


REGARDLESS % high cost OF living on
prices are the same. Houston Transfer
Sr1raEe Co.