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Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
GOODYEAR PLANS ID
 AID ARMY CR|PPLES

The experience of every nation that has engaged in great war shows that returning soldiers. after their vigorous military life, usually prefer and seek outdoor occupations. A large number, of course, return to their former work. but after strenuous service in the army, the common vacations seem tame" to many After our Civil war, thousands of soldiers settled the public lands of the west, and became pioneers in it's life. In a large measure the rapid growth of our western country was due to the rugged virility of these men. Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane is recommending the throwing open of land in the west to the large number of soldiers who will prefer a life in the open.
 But there will be many soldiers re- turning both during and after the war crippled in body and broken in health who will not be able to endure the rigors of a pioneer life. The great fac tories of the country will soon be called on to furnish employment for these men. In anticipation of this condition the Goodyear Tire and Rubber com pany, Akron, Ohio, has begun a com pilation of possible positions that car be held by crippled soldiers. The em- ployment of these men will be a great aid to the country.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
PORTABLE KITCHEN,

A portable electric kitchen. illustrat- ed in the August Popular Mechanics Magazine, is equipped for preparing meals for 250 to 800 men, according to the menu. It has been constructed for army use, and the like. by providing a w-priced touring car with truck attachment and mounting on it a gen. orator. rated at 61a kw. and 125 volts. and various electrically heated cooking compartments. The generator is driven from the transmission shaft by a silent chain. Water for cooling the engine is contained in vertical tanks mounted at the rear. it's circulation being pro- duced by a centrifugal pump.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
NeW Hudson Is BeautifuI Car
 Of NeW Ideas

Cal Messner may justly be par doned some exhibition of pride in the new model of the Hudson Super Six which has made its ap- pearance on the streets here, the first specimen of which has been sold and delivered to Joe Fink.
 In the first place, the new Car is even more powerful and sturdy than the one which went before. and that IS saying something. The most notable new feature is the tubular cross braces, one forward of the radiator line and one back of the rear tank line. The front axle is also heavier than the old car had, while there is a greater factor of safety about the steering knuckle and shoulder than ever : before. All this has been done without adding weight.
 In finish the new Hudson Super. Six, as has always been the case, is particularly we'll done. The same fine leather is used in spite of the difficulties of getting the real thing. Another feature of interest is the double set of tire holders. They are located on each side of the dash and each will hold two spares-four altogether, for tour ing purposes.
 MT. Messner states that he be- lieves even the Hudson people have never turned out car with the get -up- and get" ability of the new speedster,
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
FABRICATION 0F
 MOTOR |S VITAL
 FACTOR IN L|FE
Too Light Bodied Oil Will
 Cause Sooting As Will Use of Improperly Fitted
 Riggs, Worn Cylinders

No car owner of the present day needs to be told how important lubrica- ton in all it's many aspects is in con- tributing to the life and efficiency of the motor car. However. there are cer- tain forms of fabrication failure that the owner often does not realizes as eX- isting. He does not attribute to them the troubles which they have really caused.
 For instance it is a very common characteristic of automobile engines to develop a tendency to allow the lubri- eating oil to leak past the piston rings into the combustion chamber, where it scots the plugs, induces smoking of an aggravated character and forms eX- tremely heavy carbon deposits. I have requently encountered car owners who complain of the carbonizing tendency of their engines, without realizing appar- ently that the trouble is due to i'm proper fabrication or to minor trouble in the engine, which can be remedied without any trouble at all.
 Trouble Is "Oil Pumping"
 The common name for this leakage of oil is "oi pumping and it's fruits are a carbonized motor. sooty, oily plugs, which induce ignition trouble in more or less aggravated form. I have known car owners to spend goodly sums of money in changing spark plugs, installing new piston rings and even replacing the pistons, to cure a chronic case of oil pumping and all to no use, for the simple reason that they had neglected some little seemingly minor detail that was the key to the whole situation: It is all the very hu- man failing of not being able to dis tinguish between cause and effect Sooty spark plugs do not arrive at that condition without some primal cause and changing plugs without curing the disease is like bathing a cancer with witch hazel
 Fault Is Common to All The fabrication of the engine cylin- | ders involves a good many problems and some cooperation on the part ot the user if they are to be satisfactorily | solved The ideal condition of course | is to have just enough oil supplied to keep the cylinders properly fabricated | but not so muc hthat it will work pas | the rings int othe combustion cham | Der In practice this ideal is difficult to achieve and in practically every en- | zine there is a certain amount of leak age; in most cases this is kept low enough to keep carbon and other trou- | ble from the acute stage.
 | If, however, the oil level in the crank case is too high the leakage will be ac- celerated, with the usual results. Fur ther, it is possible to get this same con- dition by the use of an incorrect grade of oil. If too thin, an oil is used, the lubricant will force it's way past tn,
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Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
Wee Hay the Salt River Valley

"One of the best examples of haul to our notice," states MT. Roper of the R. D. Roper Motor company, ifs the case of J. M. Marr who has been haul ing hay to the railroad under contract and who is using a Maxwell truck and trailer. The camera caught him as shown with what Marr considered a dred balls of hay weighing $500 pounds of which the truck is carrying 4,OS0 pounds. It is well known that hay makes a bad load due to it's bulk and shifting character.
 Under such strenuous work as this Marrs truck has operated without a minutes delay for over seven months and has paid for itself many times over. Mir Marr, who is a cripple, figures that he is doing his war bit by hauling this hay as large part of it is for the United States government. He esti- mates that it would have taken 10 teams to have hauled the same amount that he has hauled with the Maxwell truck in the same length of time His record for one day is 40 tons during which time the truck travelled a dis tance of so miles.
 "Distillate has always been our fuel" " states Marr. and as a result our fuel cost has been just about one cent a mile. l admit that I have been over loading the truck but I would rather do that than have a larger unit. It is easier and so much faster work to load the smaller bodies and we can trave so much faster that in a given length of time we find that we haul as mucl or more than the larger trucks and as our investment and depreciation are SC | much smaller our hauling costs are a great deal lower"
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
Fast Time To Coast Made By
 Y. C. Condr0n

Come all ye auto sportsmen and tell the tale of your trip to or from the Pacific coast. Now comes V. C. Condron of the Pacific Petro- leum Products company, who does depose and say that he made the run from Los Angeles to Phoenix by way of Parker and the cut off in 22 hours and 10 minutes. Furth- CT, he says that he is willing to wager he can do it in 18 hours running time in his trusty car.
 Those who have gone over this route know that this is going some. Who has made better time who did not do it in a road race?
 MT. Condron has recently re- turned from the east, as well as from the west, with news of par ticular interest to auto people which he will shortly make public. Being one of the very few live wires in the Phoenix auto world, when he starts something he can be depended to make news, and this, when announced, will be big news in the motor field here.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
INDUSTRY TOO
 GREAT T0 DROP
 SAYS JAMESON
President American Auto- mobile Association Urges
 Necessity of Continu IL ing Making of Machines
By DAVID JAMESON

President American Automobile ASS
 In these days of so much thoughtless discussion of the curtailment of certain industries it should be remembered that no industry which has become an essential part of the national life can he injured without injury to the organ ism of which it is a part.
 Curtailment anywhere is forbidden by the laws of Representation. except only in so far as the eXigen- Ctcs of the war program require, and that program should dis tribute it's burdens and curtailments in an equitable manner. The nation needs it's industries because they contribute to the national wealth This will be a long war. Industries which can live ought to live. They have rights which yield only to the superior rights of the nation.
 Great National Industry
 The manufacture of passenger auto mobiles is one of the nations great in dustries. It has suffered natural cur tailment because of slackened demand upon the part of an econOmizing pub lic. That it should suffer still further artificially and arbitrarily has been suggested by two thoughts, both of which are erroneous: First. The au- tomobile is regarded as a pleasure ve- hiclc and. second, as a consumer of steel needed elsewhere. The passen- ger car is no longer primarily pleas ure car. l may venture to say that to 20 per cent of car owners their auto mobile is more a vehicle of utility than a machine for entertainment But even the entertainment has it's utiltaran side. Human nature must have some surcease from the accommodating war horror or it will break under the strain.
 Insot Steel Figures
 The output of ingot steel in America in 1917 was 42,600 900 tons. That of Great Britain was 1O.5O0, 900 tons. That of Germanyand Austria Hungary com bined was less than 25,000.0 900 tons I leave out of the estimate France and Japan Surely there will be tonnage of steel enough, more than double that of our enemies. SWhen there is not and we must talk of curtailment we should have correct conception of the i'm portant part taken by the passenger car in the transportation problem be- fore we cripple it unduly. There is the matter of repairs to cars in opera ton. There isNthe matter of preserva- . ton so far as possible of plant organi- cations, the building up of which may have been labor of a lifetime, all re- lated to this great industry. When our cars are needed the nation can have them. When the factories are needed they should be in a state of effective availability.
 The motor truck will solve vita
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

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Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

transportation problems. It brings with itself the need for more rugged road construction, a greater initial expendi- ture and positive provision for main tenance. We shall meet the trucks s highway requirements, for it will serve our pressing needs. But we shall ask moderation in weight of loads because of the reduced roads progress which we can make with decreased appropria- tions and bond issues.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21

The Maxwell Truck originally was called a ton truck, but it was found to give perfect service under far greater loads than a ton.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-21
Spring Talk.
MIR. TRUCK PURCHASER:

Dear Sir
 Last week and the week before told I'm talking SPRINGS REPUBLIC SPRINGS. The kind of SPRINGS that have helped to make REPUBLIC TRUCK the leader in the commercial field today. REPUBLIC SPRINGS are made from ELECTRO Furnace Steel tempered the per- centage of breakage in REPUBLIC SPRINGS is less than half of pei for ALL SPRINGS The spring clips REPUBLIC trucks made from 31 public Truck throughout represents high class workmanship the best materials It will pay investigate the Republic Truck
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
THREE BARGAINS


Beautiful five room bungalow. COM
pletely furnished. in Richmond Ter
race. at $4,000 only $4,000 cash
down
Five rooms and sleeping porch in
Grand View addition. only $500. You
can pay three hundred and fifty dollars
and balance thirty dollars per month.
$50 acres on road TO Las Cruces that
has 80 acres in cultivation, several
acres in finest apple orchard in val
ley more than 1000 boxes now on the
trees 30 bee hives- alfalfa. corn
Everything at 5000 per acre; you can
pay $4,000 cash, balance in ten equal
annual payments. An estate has been
divided and the property turned over
70 US 20 sell at greatest sacrifice ever
made in the valley.
Call Wheeiock with
ANDERSOE-FILLE
INVESTMENT COMPANY
sos Mesa ave. Phone 1861
automobile Wanted as part payment
on this new room bungalow in Alta
Vista, basement, fenced. walks; $1,000
Lots Wanted in exchange for ; room
brick with basement; $3.50
Bungalow Wanted in Manhattan or
near Points buyer waiting.
S1eo Down new room bungalow.
glazed porch. balance SIS monthly On
principal; $4,000.
$50 Down. $50 Monthly, room bun
Ealows never occupied, in Alta Vista;
$500.
Buyer Waiting for bargain near high
school on Nevada St
For Trade, % room apartment. ST., 500
Only $500 to assume
For Trade. nice building site close IN
on California; viii trade in on bunga-
low
HAWKINS BROS.
2IS-3I5 Martin Bldg Phone $500
FEW OF Or BARGAINS.
S50oo-Fine room bungalow. Grant
Ave Vacant city property taken as
part pay.
s4200-4 room bungalow. new. Grant
Ave lots, So. front, 3 porches. take
2 good lots part pay. bal easy.
$1,000 room bungalow. Golden HILL
$1,000 cash. bal easy, or good lots
near high school part pay.
s3S00-Fine 5 room bungalow. Mon
tans St. lots, basement and furn.
exchange FOR Sunset Heights house
about same price
S225D-4 room bungalow. Clifton St
$3.50 cash, bal $500 per mo.
$50 per acre. IS acres. near Cham
berino, room adobe house Sc acres
being in cult, small orchard. Trade
for e Paso property
S125 per acre, 50 acres. 2 - miles
from Clint. acres alfalfa. bal. ether
crops. trade for FL Psso property.
$500 per acre. 43 acres, 10 minutes
walk from Clint, trade for FL Paso
property TO amount OF $4,000. all in
fine cultivation. . houses. team, tools.
implements, cows, chickens, well
equipped.
s5506-Fine 20 acre farm. s acres
orchard, bearing, S room house. Mo IN
tain Park. $1,000 cash. bal suit. Snap.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone 800 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Poultry and Pet Stock


ALL MY thoroughbred Ancona chickens
for sale Il. NJ Whitfield. 5000 Montana
FOR SALE-Giant Runts and Homer pig
cons Phi 7cz3.
NINETEEN Barred Plymouth Rock chicks.
two months old. AZ a bargain Phi 6st5R
FOR SALE young White Leghorn
hens, laying; also Few mixed hens Fort
Bliss car 3118 Hamilton 81. Phi 1a75R-
FOR SALE-Flemish Giant New Zealand
and Belgian hare rabbits. Grown stock
Registered and pedlEreed- 251T Texas.
FOR SALE-Twenty-on pair mated Car
neauN pigeons VIII produce p pounds
squads per month. Screened pen for sale
>ALE-Pui.ets and cockereis; White Wan
dottes. s. c. Rhode Island Reds. White
LeEhorns. Black 1fIuorcas. Romans Poul-
try Farm. lsleta, Teas
We HAVE 5000 pigeons at our ranch. all
kinds Visitors welcome Start your boy
in the business 81 a pair Up. Oue-half
mile below county hospital 90 your right
PHONE S55 OR fs5-J2.
NEW ZEALAND REDS-Bclgian hares-
Pedisreed and utility Pedisreed bucks
months and breeding age does Quality
stock Julius A EeEguzon, 5f92 Grand Az
SeIl-Live Stoek-Buy
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FOR SALE-Toung saddle horse, sound and
FOR SALE-Car load OF splendid ewes
and lambs. Gillett's Dairy. 5Ig Trust Blcg.
FOUR REGISTERED Angora bucks. ;
and 4 years old Tor sale az cost. Address
H Q. Northen. box So. Eler-o. ~ ~
Will Buy ANGORA or MEXICAN
GOATS II PRICED RIGHT. PITMAN
CATTLE CO.. FL PASO. TEN.
GOATS FOR SALE
500 head good young Angoras, grown
ones IS per head. and kids S--5o. Average
shear SO pounds GOT clip Of wool On
backs. Jehn Ihomas Lake valley. - y.
Dogs For Sale. Wanted. Etc.
FOX BULL DOGS FOR sale 112s z. san
Antonio.
THOROUGHBRED female collie WIN
sell reasonable Phi gssf
BOSTON TERRIEB-Mals OF female. Tor
sale or will trade for high grade shot
gun Phi 1885
PEDIGKEED Airedaie puppies Of best
breeding. can ship promptly Males so
each. Certificate Of breeding with each
pup. 3Iesquite kennels. Mesqulte, y. ~.
For Sals-MisesIIaneOu.
WANTED-Babhlts. Pm. 555SM-
BABY BUGGY fer sale cheap. Phi 5ss4-
" anted 20 buy chickens rabbits Ph-ssz5g
ONE CABINET sewing machine. good or
der. Phi 1917 after 5 D. NJ
CASH FOR Winchester pump gun. j. ".
halo. SIC y. oTeEon St
FOR SALE-Ar bargain Dry goods
shelving. counters. office desks cash gel is-
ter call at once at @ls s p Paso St
FOR SALE-Pooi tables in excellent con-
dition. cheap. c. Levy. -2s W Overland
St. Phi 1864
FOR SALE-saELphouc B-flat tenor low
pitch for $40. cost SEQ See sgt C. F.
Eckerle. 319 Cav. band. TT Bliss
FOR SALE-Second hand burlap bags in
perfect condition. fo~ packing coal. pc
tatocs. grain. feed. etc Herman Bloch
d Co
FOR SALE-MIi machinery FOR half price
than cost Boiler. heater. engine. two
steam pumps. and all the rest OF mill ma
chinery. Including rollers. all in good con-
dition ready 20 start a mill. Ny mill was
destroyed by fire. apply 20 Mrs.. T. G.
Giron. san Elizario. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
For SaIe-AufnmobiIes-WanIed

For SaIe-AutOmobHes-Wanted
FOR SALE-New two passenger stude-
/ baker Roadster; series 1915 PHI. 1883
Z FOR sALE-One Ford car In good cuudi-
ton can be seen at 800 Myrtle Ave
FOR SAIE-Ford Roadster with extra
truck hedy; best % rerair 35e Loon s.
AUTO IAUNDRY-Have your cars washed
while YOU wait zoo n Kansas Pm So
WANTED-Ford or Dodge in good condi-
tom VIII pay cash Phi 6659J.
SPEEDSTERS. automobiles stripped down
+ 10 order boy experts 600 y Kansas Phi so
BENT FRONT ANLES sIraightened on
car. Radiators and Tenders repaired
BroEn Weldinc Co. 500 Texas Phi 3o5L
FOR SALE I-passenger Haynes. l.
cylinder tEewl never used p %. box
cas-. Phone 1e6e-
FORD frames straiEhtened. Save money
Buchanan Welding Works. 21- san Fran
cisco Phi 5347-
FOR SALE ton Republic truck. prac-
ticaliy new Bargain p o. box ass Phi
l-6--
one FORD TRU OK; one WHY'S truck.
one Chandler 7-passenEer and one Hud-
son 5-passeuger for sale very cheap. 800
W. Overland
BODIES
Save . 20 50 percent on auto bodies OF
every description Body repairing. Phone
1872 SIS Magoffin.
ONE STRIPPED KisselI Car: one stripped
REQ. both in first class condition. viii
take Liberty bond Apply 4o3 Mesa Phi
1913
FOR SAIE-Ford ruuabout with delivery
body Engine in first class condition
VIII sacrifice Leaving city Phi 1854
1881 san Diego
PASSENGER HAYNES; large Chevrolet.
fine condition; large roll top. also type
writer desk Haf price. any or all Phi
6SG-
CADILLAC stripped Roadster. good tires.
Tenders trunk 80 gal gas. tank a bar
gain. $3.50. This Is a good buy
Phi 40s5- go W san Antonio
OAKLAND Sensible SIX. just like new,
both motor and paint Extra equipment
Bargain for quick sale Excellent reason
for selling. Lieut.. Nickum. Ordnance
Depot TT Bliss
AUTO WANTED
home az san Diego. Calf. [1r good auto,
five rooms. sleeping porch every modern
convenience; built in features lot 50E150-
garage beautiful flowers. p o. box ss1-
N &c
FOR SALE-Studebaker SIX. 7-passeuEer.
Is series, two extra tires. cheap for cash
ELLIOTT-GARRETT CO.. LTD.
500 " san Antonio St Phi SIS
FOR SALE or win trade for car. beauti-
ful furnished bungalow. four rooms, glass
porch and heating plant. Modern Man
haitian Heights What have you2 Unfur-
nished II desired Phi. sos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Fog Sale or E1ehange-Real Estate

For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate
WILL TRADE any rart or al Of 1890
lots Victor /. Orhoa- Phi. $500.
2-STORY BRICK. 70s \. OREGON. vii
take 5000 in trade. Price $4,000. Hotel
Oasis for sale or trade: price $4,000. VIII
take some trade Phi 300 D. C. Seaman
Some close in Demiug lots clear or en-
cumberance, TO trade for FL Paso lots OF
bungalow unencumbered.
Have 6-roo1n modern bungalow near
high school for sale AT . bargain.
Pool hall and cigar stand. must sell al
a bargain on account Of health
Choice valley farms 10 trade for city
property.
a few choice rooming houses at bar
gain.
Trades our speciality, no matter where
located
WELLS-PEUGH REALTY co.
81 Martin Bldg. Phone 1889.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Special Notices

CURTAINS laundered- Phone 1762W.
AMERICAN NURSERY-Day and night.
1921 E Boulevard Phone 60s7-
YOUR mattresses renovated S1-75 up- ear
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg CO. Phi no
IF THE $50 gets busy. call s92 Herman
Transfer Co.
TIE ONLY steam carpet cleaners ski 81.
Acme Mat q Feather Co Phi 1871.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Legal Notices.

To Whom II May Concern.
Please take notice that r. b Alves and
Der Ramsey g. Company who formerly
conducted a wholesale liquor business in
Fl Paso. Texas. and Las Cruces. " II.
have retired from business Persons hold
luE accounts OF claims Of any nature
whatsoever against them will please com
municate with the undersigned at Joplin,
Missouri
Mr. 3. r Person. who succeeded rs at
500 s Oregon St. viii continue as here
tofOre TO conduct soft drink business and
all matters pertaining thereto should be
addressed 10 him as we are not connected
with that end CT the business
T. B ALNES.
BERT RAMSAY e COMPANY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
For SaIe-AufOmobiIes- Wanted

CASH PAID for old Fords-Ph. s77-
GARAGE FOR RENT-I2l7 Los Angeles.
PARMELEB-Magneto and starter repair
er- We specialize in srmature rewindiug.
WASTED-Good Dodge touring body. Pm.
So55.
1913 MODEL FORD. electric starter aad
new tires. a bargain Phi 752sW-
WASTED-Radlsto for Chevrolet car. $50
model Must be cheap for cash. Phi. 743S
dirion- 10 n Campbell Fh- I'll
DODGE SEDAN for sale for terms. cash or
take Ford in trade. Phi 6573 OF el3s
TOHD ROADSTER n good condition. 1895
"' fae7- go W. san Antonio.
- ate moael cadillac Roadster. P O.
box So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
For Rent-Apartments Furnished

CS@~N~C~-~~5~~ ~C~~.--~(~O~~
The DWNER-Phone $3.50.
POUR ROOMS SSo-s91 Upsoa
FURNISHED apartment 1898 n. OreSon.
MODERN APT-1S1o Mundy- Pm ssl5R.
APARTMENT-l7l Montana Pm s745,
ARAGON APIS. 5l6 (. bio G-ande. p. 1859
ST. REGIS APTS--so5 <. Missouri 81.
Modern apis. close in Pm 32sa-
FRONT two room apartments. close IN.
reasonable Phi 7714-
GEORGETTE APT-Two rooms. kitchen
e., bath III y stanton
LARGE nicely furnished Groom apart
ment with two Sleeping po-ches. Pm 50-l.
THREE ROOM apartment with bath and
Stepping porch. Pm S4f-
SMALL APT, close in; heat. hot water
~ y santa Fe-
COTY APTS-One or two room apart
ments with sleeping porch 109s Magof-
Tin. Phi. s05s.
LUCILLE APTS.-Two rooms. kitcheaet.
bath and nice sleeping porch SIS month
Close in 6ll W Missouri Phi e09S.
FOR RENT-Furnished lower floor OF
house three large rooms and sleeping
porch $50. 20 responsible party GIL Mesa
san ANTONIO APTs-2I0 ". san An
tonic Two room Apis with large closets
and bath air cool; sumnlcr rate Ph- $3.50.
MODERN three rooms. kitchenet. tinted
and polished sleeping porch call at
1902 y stanton. nea- High school
Two ROOM furnished apartment. very
clean. cool, room well furnished and -ea-
sonable price. 1909 Prospect. Phi 7160R
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Convenient 10 TT. Bliss car line and Ia
mar school III Austin St Pm S7f7J-
FOUR ROOM furnished fiat. bath and
sleeping porch. all convenience; nicely
furnished. Call mornings, sos Prospect
THREE ROOM furnished apartment with
water. S25 month. also two room apart
ment furnished. with water, SIS month
Apply sos Mesa
TWO AND THREE ROOM apartments
with sleeping porches. also one room apart
ment and four rooms unfurnlshed. close
In. 81 z. Boulevard
ARAGON apartr1er Is Lovely cool cor
ner apartment. best part Of city. sleeping
room. with French windows Modern iu
every detail Apply Apt il. $40 Z. Rio