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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-04
CH|T7EMDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

The following officers have been elected
In Fanny Allen Court, Catholic Order of
Foresters. to serve the ensuing year:
Chief ranger, John O'Brien; vice-chief
ranger j. +. Allard; past chief ranger,
c. G.. Allard; recording secretary,
l.. p. Allard; financial secretary.
Frank c. Allard; treasurer. Henry Conlin;
speaker, J. B. e. Chevrier: trustee for
three years. N. T.. Provost. Delegate to the
State convention. L. T.. Allard, and DR.. II.
w. Sheehan was elected alternate.
Automobile licensed No. G6O5. ow ned by
Louis Degraff. was badly damaged Satur-
day morning near the old chimney in
Milton when 1t slid around in the road and
turned turtle. There We're three passen-
gers In the car at the time, but fortunately
no one was hurt beyond a good shaking
up and a few scratches. They were driv-
Ing homeward when they struck a
muddy spot in the road and being with
out chains. the car slowed around in the
mud. The car, which is a heavy one, was
once owned by Gus N. Poulos, Degraff
mas been doing hack duty with 1t this
summer. A wheel was broken and the
top was badly damaged. 1t was left there
most of Saturday,
Oliver Rogers of Weaver street and
Miss Frances Lamaire Of Union street
WIZ ihaTrieu sunday afternoon, by the
Rev. J. B. McGarry.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board OF village trustees was held Mon
day night and followed an inspection of
the street lights, The meeting was
called about $3.50 and ended at lis Tues
DAY morning. ID. f. Cogan of the
General Electric company to Schenectady
N. H. an expert on street lighting. was
present, and in automobiles with the
MEMBER of the board and D.. w. .Jardine
or the Burlington Light & Power Co.
d tour or inspection about the village
was made. They had with them a street
map OF the present location of the street
hghts ana marked the various improve
ments TO be made with the new lighting
system. The village is now paying on
eo large arc lamps and three i~ncandes-.
cent lights, the large lamps at $40 per
year. The new lighting system as pro.
posed Will take in about 95 lamps, of
which 20 will be ~6OO-candle power nitro
gen flled lamps at $751; so each. while GA
WI, DC OK loo-candle power at $23 each
ana W at 40-candle power. With
more hghts throughout the village under
tne proposed system they expect to save
the village about $40 per year and the
nghulhg system will greatly improve the
present lighting. Licenses for the con-
Quoting OF lunch rooms were granted to
Joseph Gabbitt. B. j. Pianfetti. Sarkis
k~onyounJian, Joseph Cormier and sam
Sarvant. Nj. N. Frank was granted a
peddler's license. The ~reslgnav,on or
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NEW HAVEN.

The next melting of Beaver Glenn
Grange will be held Friday evening.
Important business to be voted upon
The Pomona Grange will meet at New
Haven on Wednesday, October TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Smith and Mr.. Rus
sell Smith of Addison were guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Roscoe
Mrs. Mary Sneden was a recent guest
of her niece, Mrs. Ida Wilson.-Mrs.
M. ]. Landon entertained Tuesday Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Roscoe. Mrs. DR.. w. o.
Smith and Mrs. Minnie Sprague.- Mrs.
F. e. Rowley and Mrs. A. c. Squire
entertained the Ladies' Union at their
room Wednesday.-Mrs. Laura Fowler
Of Waterbury vas a recent guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Roscoe.-Mr. and
Mrs. D. A. Rolean have returned home
after passing the summer at their cot
tage at Long Point.-Mr. and Mrs. G.
C.. Coates M Mrs. r. L. Rowley were
in Bridgewater Sunday.
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STARKSBORO.

There was a reception held at the home
OF Neil Thompson Saturday night, at
Frank Emerson's Monday night and at
Jesse Hallock's. All three Of the boys,
Neil Thompson. Frank Emerson and
Jesse Halleck were given wrist watches
by their friends. They were furnished
their equipment by the Red Cross before
leaving for Middlebury Tuesday.-Norman
Hull was at home from Westtield. Mass,
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cliff
ford and Allen Clifford of Brandon spent
Sunday at c.. F. Clifford's.-Miss Matthews
and sister. who I'VE been boarding at
Mrs. Wades have returned to their home
in Foxboro, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Hill n Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Of
East Barnard and Mrs. Mandana Hill
of Lincoln visited at George Clifford's
the first of the week.-Mr. and Mrs. Buel
Maxheld have returned to their school in
Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. William Heather
ington and son of J%onesville returned
home the 10Th. after spending a few days
with relatives here.-Mr. and Mrs. Q.
X. Eddy. Arson Eddy, Mrs. Celia Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vesper Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Hill. Mrs. Bernice Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. David Dixie and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Paine attended the funeral of
George Eddy in Shelburne ~Sunday.-The
Christian Culture club will meet Thurs
day October II. with Mrs. Fred Thorne
In Bristol.-Clara Newton and son. Cliff
ford have returned from a two weeks
stay at Charles Clifford's in Brandon
There will be a harvest supper at the
Grange October 12.-The Rev. J. B..
Stewart. c. Ladoro, Mr.. and Mrs. Buel
Maxfield attended the State convention in
Richford last week.-Mr. and Mrs. +. S.
Ferguson and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith
are taking a few days auto trip through
the Adirondacks.-Mrs. Jennie Baldwin
mas returned home from South Royalton.
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turned to their home in Toronto.-Mrs.
George Russell Of Arlington is a guest Of
the Rev. n Mrs. J. e. Ransome.-Miss
Gladys Meader is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Chauncey Bisbee In Ferrisburg.-Mrs. A.
w. Taber and little daughter, Thelma,
returned Saturday to their home in Bur-
.lington, after a few days visit with rela-
tives here.-Mrs. Eliza Brown Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Spencer Wright. in
Malone, N. Y.-Mrs. =. Meader and two
children have returned from a two weeks
visit with relatives in Addison.-Mrs. Ell
len Day is poorly.-Mrs. z. q. Cox went
Sunday to Rutland for a weeks visit with
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Jasmin.
Her granddaughter. Hazel Preston, who
has been here for several weeks, return.
ed to Rutland with her.-Mr. and Mrs.
o. Clough rave sold their farm in st.
George and have moved into the Samuel
Miles house.-Edward Douglas, w e.
Meader, and Mrs. Grace Mash and chill.
dren. Gladys. Carol. and Raymond were
among the visitors to Burlington, Satur-
day.-Mrs. Lester Dean is visiting her
brother in Troy, N. Y,
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BRIDPORT,

The Rev. and Mrs. Hervey Gulick have
returned from Pittsford.-Word has been
received that the boys reached Aver,
Mass, safely.-Frank Macauley has re-
signed his position at Fletcher's store
and Mr.. Packard has taken his place
Mr.. and Mrs. Havillah Tatro have re-
turned home after visiting at j. n. Du-
kett's.-Mr. n Mrs. Bruce Allard have
moved into the house vacated by Fran--
Allard.-The funeral of Charles Howard
was largely attended Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock. Phillip j. Demell. who
has spent the summer at D.. G. Rice's.
has returned to the Vergennes high
school.-Clifford Palmer of Middlebury
visited friends in town last week.-Dan
iel Cameron OF Burlington has returned
home after visiting Stanley Converse
Mrs. Edward Goodspeed, who has been
very i'll, is much improved.-Lee Hem
menway is much improved.
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For Sale or Ex-
change

A modern and up-to-date hotel, on State
road from Burlington to White Noun.
tains. doing a good commercial and
tourist trade the year round, 80 rooms.
all hardwood floors on first foor and
some sleeping rooms. ice cream parlor.
moving picture and dance hal connect
ed. Good livery business-horse and
u the year around. Spring water all
over the house and barn. electric lights.
cold storage. This is an official Blue
Book Hotel and a f1rst-class business
point and only reason for selling Is poor
health. Immediate possession given as
owner has got to live South. Enquire
Of
4. n. DAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Cambridge. W.
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WEYBRIDGE,

The Weybridge branch of the Red Cross
has recently sent to Boston headquarters
the following articles: rs comfort pillows,
the cases being finished by Miss Bernice
Twitchell; one dozen suits pajamas, three
dozen FOOTE'S or bed socks. FIVE shoulder
wraps, one afghan. three linen sheets.
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WAL'rHAM.

Miss Alice T.. Smith Of Bridport is
spending a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Ward.-Road COMMISSIONS p. w.
Otis commenced work on the State road
in the south part of the town Tuesday.
was closed On Monday in Dis
trict No. | on account of the meeting Of
the teachers of Addison county held In Ver-
gennes.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coonrad of
Panton recently visited at b. S. Merrill's.
Mrs. Martha Sears, who has been car
ing for Mrs. C.. w. Ward for two weeks.
returned to her home at Ferrisburg Cen
ter Sunday.-Mrs. w. d.. Woodman was
through the town Friday ~canvassing for
the War Library Fund.-Mrs. Mary
Farnsworth has returned to her home
after spending a few weeks with her
granddaughter. Mrs. Il. A. Dowd, In New
Haven.-Mr. and Mrs. f. C.. Sherbino of
Bridport visited their daughter. Mrs. p.
w. Otis, Monday.-Miss Martha Thorn of
Vergennes recently visited her old home.
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ADDISON.

DR.. M. d. Smith Of New York spent a
portion of last week here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stukley W. Smith.-Elmer
Spencer has returned to Cornell College
to again a UP his studies.-Herrick
Spencer and Roland Crane rave gone to
Barre.-The school in town were all closed
Monday to allow the several teachers to
attend the teachers meeting.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kitchell Of Bridport were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Smith.-Mr. n Mrs. George Spencer at
the b~eekeepers' meeting at the
home Of Mr.. Crane in Middlebury last
Thursday. They were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Clark and M. B. Hurd.-
Stella Cross was at home over Sunday
William Hurd caves to-day for Camp
Devens, Aver, Mass.-Mrs. Anna Crane
was called to New Haven last week by
the serious illness of her uncle, Mr..
Wheeler.
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at Bristol.-Mr. and Mrs. r.. s. Hall and
Mr.. and Mrs. RollIin Hall are away on an
auto ~trip.-There was a bee last Saturday
to help Chester Coolidge pull 10 acres of
beans. Twenty-Five got in line and pulled
about one-half of the ield.-Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Alnes of vergennes were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Wisell the first of the
v,aol
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GRANVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Markham are visit
ing on the west side of the mountain
Okley May went to Middlebury Tuesday,
being drawn in the second draft.-There
was a social gathering at Fred Burke's
Thursday evening.-Harvey Hook mas re-
turned from Sharon. where he spent the
summer.-Mrs Lula Desmond of Boston
is visiting her cousin, Mary Childs, FOR
a week.-Mrs.. George Parish and son,
Osborn, spent last week in Pittsfeld.-
Reports from Riley Bostwick. who is at
Camp Devens. Aver, Mass. are that he
is in good health and enjoying life.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

HERD OF SIX PONY MARES for sale, also
a stallion, cream colored with silver points,
four years old: all bred by Speedwell
Farms imported stallion. w. Johnston,
Lyndonville, VI. r. F. d. 2. 234. Ct. w, 1t.
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SALISBURY.

The local Red Cross branch held it's
election of officers Thursday. Mrs. Mary
c. Hamilton was elected president in
Mace of Mrs. c. II. Dean. who expects
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital

70 Pine St.. Burlington. Vt.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
al animal urser including equine
ana canine operating tables. Phone
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MONKTON.

There will be a basket dance at the
Woodmen's hall Thursday evening. Hen
RVS orchestra will furnish music.-Mrs.
b.. c. Wright and daughter Of Spring
field. Mass. are spending the week at the
home of her father. Frank Comstock.--
Repair work is being done on w. C. DON
ahue's cr~eamery.-The Woodmen's hall Is
being painted.-Donald Sears Is attending
the training class for teachers at Bristol,
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers usingfrom ESQ to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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SOUTH ~STARKSBORO,

stephen Young of Port Chester. n. Y,
spent several days last week with his
brother. Robert Young, and relatives in
Lincoln. He left for home Monday. His
son, Kenneth, returned with him. He
had spent the summer here.-Robert
Young and family motored to Burlington
saturday.-Miss Coral Hulburt of Port
chester, N. Y, who underwent a serious
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
Burlington. is gaining. She formerly liv-
ed here and has man, friends.
ORWELL.
The Rev. l.. NJ. Isaacs. pastor of the
congregational Church here, left Mon
day for three months work for the
Y. M. c. A. in the camp at Gettysburg.
His wife and child will go to her aunt's
at Broadhead. Wis.-The first meeting of
the Fortnightly club was held with Mrs.
l.. p. Rowe on Tuesday.-Charles D..
Wright of Fergus Falls, Mimi. called
here by the death of his brother. George
M. Wright, is still here at the Wright
home.-The drawing of seats in the
course will be held Friday. me FIRST
number comes on the 9th. All profits of
this course go to the Red Cross.-Miss
Shirley Smith returned to Yale Univer-
sity last week.-Albert Bessette OF Mer-
rimac, Mass. visited his brother. l.. N.
Bessette last week.-William Parish or
L~ansingburg, N. Y, is in town.-Miss
Grace Doane of Burlington was in town
over Sunday.-Robert Ryan dug 30 BUSH
els OF potatoes from one-quarter of an
acre.-H. NJ. Dundon and family Of Rut-
land were In town last week.-Mrs.. X. c..
Plue and daughter, Jennie, have returned
| IRON BurlinRtnn yyhare they were kucSIS
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STANDING TIMBER for sale in Franklin
Addison and windhnm counties. W.: "
Tarr, as North Union st. 2Oo,c,w,tr.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miles. who have
been visiting at A. B. Miles. have re-
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FOR SALE.

TwO-TLAT JUS for sale, three rooms
and toilet each floor; large lot, doupie
ohed and hen house; price low and terms
easy. why not own n home? See w. V.
Farr, SO North Union St. 233,d.w,tf
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A COOK wanted at the Home for Desti-
%6, ", If.
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~ ~ ~ SONchus "a SAhAAc "
a week.-Mrs.. George Parish and son,
Osborn, spent last week in Pittsield.-
Reports from Riley Bostwick, who is at
Camp Devens. Aver, Mass. are that he
is in good health inc enjoying life.
BRISTOL.
An entertainment by local talent is
to be held in Holley hall Monday night
for the benefit of the Red Cross, This
is known as Restaurant Vaudeville and
includes patriotic music. fine tableaux,
etc, and Is under the management of
Mrs. Rose Ives of Chicago, who has a
summer home here. Mrs. Zetta Herr
berger of Detroit has charge Of the
music.-A number from here went to
Middlebury Wednesday morning to see
the second contingent Of drafted SOL
diers off. hose who went from Bris-
toll were: Thomas McKinnon, Napoleon
Cammarrara and Leighton Belts
Louis Booska and Mrs. Phila Tatro
were married Saturday evening by the
Rev. Thomas B. Hughes at the parson-
age of the First Baptist Church.
Mrs. c. d Weed Of Hinesburg is the
guest Of Miss Helen Weller.-A meet
ing was held under the auspices Of the
Business Mems association and the
Outlook club Monday evening in Odd
Ea,,ows. hou for Tho u,rnoaa ~ hoar.
ing renorts Of the war convention held
in Rutland last week.-The Y. w. M. s.
of the Methodist Church will meet Fri
dav afternoon with Mrs. q. O.. Rick ;.
nell.
The Bristol branch of the Red Cross
was organized April 16. 1917. with II mem.
bers. The membership now numbers go.
Forty branch meetings have been held.
with an average attendance of oO. The SIM
Of $500. 90 has been received during the
wear and s49s. % spent. leaving n balance in
the treasury of s95. Two hundred and
fortv-seven rarments and 40 other ARTICLES
have been sent tn the Roston douar tere
and "a each of housewives comfort h.es
N .iama have heer sent IN tho w.
mont troors 1b,rteen nov. fror, pr;sto,
hove aIso heen eouinred for tha sar,ioo
The foIIou,,ng oeecers were a,ectad fnr w.
co,n,ng ya.r. pros,dart N1rs ID d 1Jm,
,,;.o ...a... ,ru, ~ D..
an, NJ ~ ,n,.toI. nnao, ~
ID pni.. t..n,nn
oupp's oo'i'i''ee'
M,s. n.uuse.. oaaI,inan worH com
Ni.tee. Doiot"y "a.es' o"a'rilah finance
coih,n'''ee' AenoIe iN'Vets' eHallnia" mem
oers"'p committees Mrs' marry fhnt
chairman CIVIC reiiei coihnlit.ee, 'ohh L.
oeideh' inspector Oh WORK, MIS-. brownsoh'
yarn supervisor MRS. II. w. Varney'
packing supervisor, MRS ". .. farr; nal
supervisors. MRS. I. T.. Hawtnorne' ano
Mrs. ID. X. Bosworth.
Judge n MRS. ranks OF Bristol are
touring to Boston ana vicinity Tor a vaca-
ton or three weeks visiting friends on
the trip.
Mrs. Phoepe Ridley mas gone to Mid
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HELP WANTED.

EXPERIENCED MAN wanted as foreman
in wood turning shop: one who under
stands taking care Of tools and saws
Address Novelty caro- of Free Press.
231, lot, ,2t.
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON
Practical Plursabers and Steam Firters
Next North Burlington Savings Bank
% 81. Paul Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
NEwMAN INYEsTMENr 90.


$1,000 room Bungalow. on Sacramento
st, near car line and school. S20G. $50 Der
month. interest included
$1,000. rm- story. uptown, modern
home 1890 blk r Boulevard: will take
smaller house part pay. bal. suit
S6S00- rm- up to date bung.. full base
ment glazed sip. porching. servants quar-
tiers, laundry tubs. gas stove in basement.
room IN attic for more rooms. Cliff ST.
500 cash. bal. suit
$500. rm. bung. hwd- flrs.. basement.
furnace, Sunset Hsts-. fine location $1,000
cash. bal suit
$1,000. rm. hung. oak mrs. basement.
furnace. servants room. Golden Hill. 5000
cash. So per mo.
$500. rm. modern home. n lots. 8Iyr-
tie Ave barn. shade trees. $1,000 cash bal
$500. rm. bung. cottage. car line. re-
stricted district beautiful lawn. lots garage
$500 cash. $50 per mo.
$780, Tm- home. / = lots cor. Montana
St this side Alta Vista. $500 cash. viii take
auto part pay city lots. bal. $50 per mo. in
reresf included.
S265O-4 rm. bung.. oak frs . rms. gIzd
sip pch-: :. frt-. near school; G. V. fine
location: $500 cash. S25 per mo.
S23OO-4 rm- cottage, Alabama St $500
cash. bal suit
deg St: s fit. $500 cash. SIS per mo
SI$O0-3 rm. frame. East El Paso: / blk.
Alameda. $500 cash. $50 per mo.
Sl2uO-3 rms frame. 4 lots. ! blk paved
St $500 cash. $50 per mo- incl int
<l6OO-13 acres. rIn- adobe house. fine
state OF cultivation; trade for e. Paso prop
500 per acre. see acres fine land. IS
mile ADORE Fl Paso: trade Tor Fl Plso city
property
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. Zoe san Antonio st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
For SaIe-Real Estate-City Property

For SaIe-ReaI Estate-City Property
ONE FULL LOT. small stone house Win
large sleeping porch. one block from High-
land park car. 2ze4 Sacramento $3.50
TEXAS STREET TRACKAGE
4 GOOD BUY. close in; only $50 per II
Paving paid
r. II. THORNE. Real Estate Investments
sos Mills bldg. Phone -
CLOSE TO PIEDRAs AND MONTANA
New bungalow. has large rooms. break
fast room and glassed in ROOM hardwood
floors. built in bookcase buffet and Kitchen
cabinet: tile floor in bathroom, tile drain
board in the kitchen. heating plant. mir
rored door in the bedroom, large. spacious
closets. garage Price $3.50. terms
CREEL REALTY CO.
500 Mesa. Phone SOS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15

\ BARGAIN SALE
OF one Of the finest homes in Manhattan
Has six very large rooms and an attractive
breakfast room; extra large basement with
two entrances. large garage with driveway
paving and sidewalks in and paid FOR. The
design Is very attractive in fact. something
different from anything you have seen The
features sre-HardwOod throughout. steel
medicine cabinet. extra closet space. furnace
heat and large built I'm cabinets This place
is new and ready for YOU 10 move in right
now. Price $500. terms TO suit Night take
two good lots IN II priced right
HIRSCH-ROBINS.
Phone c705 40I First Natl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15

{ ROOM bungalow. hardwood floors. built
in features. glassed in sleeping porch and
screen porch. never been occupied: Grand
view. near car line; terms 20 suit Phone
fefsI- Owner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
S4350

New , room bungalow. hard wood
floors, built in features. tile bath.
large closets mirrored doors.
glassed sleeping porch. cement base
ment, heating plant; two fun south
'front.' lots. paving and sidewalk
IN $3.50 cash. balance easy.
See W F. KIRBY. with
LEANEfL a SHERMAN.
Phone 1926. I16 Texas 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
. Room RTNGALOM
CRANpyIEw HOME.

Beautiful new room bungalow with large
Eiassed IN bedroom. plastered Just Ike
room; has large screen porch. hardwood
floors built in bookcases. buffet and kitchen
cabinet; colonnade between living and
dining room shingle roof. yard
sil fenced This is an ideal home. and must
he seen 20 Ice appreciated Price S@so0; $500
cash
CREEL REALTY CO.
sos Mesa Phone 5075.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15

IN Manhattan. a room bun
calow: modern throughout; So.
front on paving. paving paid.
let Us show Won this; can pe
handled for $500 cash. SIS Per
month.
S2IGO
4 room brick on cEo fun s..
front lots In East RI Paso, near
=. 2. q $. ". shops. $50 cssn.
bal $50 per month and int. or
$50 per month including int.
$3.50.
room modern bungalow
with glazed sun porch. on two
full south front lots. $3.50 cash
and see per month and interest
Let US show YOU
$3.50
room house ON three lots
IN Alta Vista south front. $3.50
cash. balance s25 per month. in
Guiding interest
WANTED-LOTS AS FIRST
PAYMENT
on new house in Alta Vista dis
trict. must DE iu good location.
WHITE-PADEN REALTY co.
10 y Stanton 81 Phone 100.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15

sen YOUR HOME after years
occupancy for $1,000 profit You
CAN II IT Il BUILT THE
QUALITY WAY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO..
Sc5 ". san Antonio s.
Phones 903-ses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
THIS BUNGALOW $500
TEXAS ST CORNER
TnOwIPO
BEST BUNGALOW BARGAIN,
sly RnnMS RREAKFA~T ROOM.

BEST BUNGALOW BARGAIN
SIX ROOMS, BREAKFAST ROOM
All rooms are large. large finished base
ment. fine heating plant Breakfast room
and kitchen finished in white enamel The
bed rooms delicately tinted Has hardwood
floors. white tiled floor in bath. Every
built in feature including book cases. mas
sive buffet. window seats. etc Linen closet
in bath room, immense kitchen cabinet with
hack and drain board of white block tile
Unusually fine electrical fixtures Built
Of tapestry brick on south front lots,
sidewalks in. street paved and paid for-
Near car line Alta Vista school and jitnes-
II you want a real home. you'll buy this
when you see It
PRICE $500.
$500 CASH. SIS MONTHLY.
PHILLIPS REALTY co.
Phone 1923 SAG First Nat Bank Bldg