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Evening star., 1918-04-16
DY ANNE RITTENHoUsE.

Npsc1sl Correspondents Of The Star.
NEW YORK, April 15.-This Is the
season Of the corslet. the cuirass. the
Russian blouse and the Chinese tunic
You may use any name you wish to de-
ecribe the garment. No matter what
you ask for the dressmaker or shop
keeper will show you the garment in
stock which is heralded as the latest
thing in fashion.
It has really been in existence for
two years. It has been more talked
about than worn. It has been the pos
session of the minority. The majority
have rarely experimental with 1t.
The so-called Russian blouse was run
60 ground as a coat to a narrow skirt
It was ornamented with fur. precious
. and vulgar: it had a belt, 1t had rip
pie, 1t took unto itself tremendous ana
amazing collars. and then 1t was dis
Carded by everybody at the same time.
i Chance for Separate Skirts.
!, Well, whatever the past. the short.
~atstless, separate blouse is part OF
the present. 1t is sleeveless. and again.
It is not. The former variety Is more
fashionable. but except for country
wear and sports 1t is not available. 1t
does not appeal to the economical wom-
an as much as the short blouse with
sleeves for she realizes that with 1t she
must wear fresh blouse every morn
ing and pay a large laundry bill every
Saturday night.
This is not the way of economy, at
least for city people. The blouse with
the sleeves makes wider appeal to
those who work and live and have their
being in those communal spots called
towns and cities. They find that these
blouses. as another method of economy,
may be worn with nearly any kind OF
separate skirt.
1t Is always a question connected with
The wastage of clothes as to whether
one should have more separate skirts
than blouses or more blouses than sepa-
rate skirts. The woman who insists
upon wearing the skirt to her tailored
suitNin the house. minus the coat. finds
herself with perfectly good coat and
Q disreputable skirt before the season
Is half out That lesson teaches her
not to waste skirts. and therefore, she
turns her attention to the alluring pros
pect offered by the shops today of buy
Ing several ready-to-wear skirts at
small prices.
In Comes the Indian Blouse.
As the question of the yaistless
blouse Is settled, the secondary ques-
tion arises as to what kind each wom-
m will choose. She has found that they
can be made at home out of odd pieces
of material. and this has started the
seamstress to working at home. The
shops keep up an astonishing variety.
however, and a woman is pulled be-
tween economy and desire.
The latest thing that the dressmak-
ers have used as a lure is the Indian
blouse. which is shown in the sketch 1t
Is part and parcel of that movement so
3ostered by our students of Americana,
Evening star., 1918-04-16


that OF part three in set Of boudoir
or lounging pajamas. The pajamas
noted, made of rich silk with mandarin
coat handsomely embroidered, had a
detachable circular cape reaching a
trif1e below the waist line in the back.
The cape shown in the sketch, made
of one Of the popular spring wool
fabrics, such as serge. gabardine,
broadcloth or wool Jersey cloth. has
moderately long pointed back and front
sections. The cape has arm Sits, and
it may be worn loose all around or as
shown in the sketch, with the belt of
self-fabric drawn about the waist in
the back. underneath tho cape. pulled
through openings left for the purpose
and tied loosely in front.
This cape is lined with one Of the
bright printed silks, and 1t can easily
be made reversible, using either self
material in contrasting shades. or wool
fabric for one side and satin or silk for
the other. Thus daytime and evening
cape will be embodied in the~same gar
ment Only loose capes can be so han
died, of course,
Evening star., 1918-04-16
FASHIONS

There is no question about the popu-
larity OF the cape for the spring and
summer OF 1918. A year ago capes
were brought out in large numbers, but
their popularity was never very firmly
established. and great many manu-
facturers who cut up much good mate
rial for these garments were inclined
to be slow about repeating the expert
ment this spring. However, as the
weeks have passed the cape vogue has
firmly established itself. At this time
1t Is the wrap par excellence for morn
ing. afternoon and evening wear, and
is developed in nearly every one of the
spring fabrics
Capes for wear with bathing suits
appeared last summer and are again in
evidence for the coming summer, and
one OF the latest uses of the cape is
Evening star., 1918-04-16
TO AID DISABLED SOLDIERS.
Members Of Federal Board to Study
Canadian system.

For the purpose Of studying the
Canadian system Of vocational re-
education for disabled soldiers and
sailors, Charles A. Greathouse and
Arthur E. Holder, members OF the fed
eral board, left Washington today.
Arrangements have been made with
officials of the Canadian government to
give the party every opportunity to
observe each step in the process of
rehabilitation. beginning with the ther-
apeutic training of the medical de-
partment and concluding with the edu-
cational and Industrial work OF the
civil department.
Evening star., 1918-04-16

1Efll you 10 do it. This IL our home!"
Your home! Your home" exclaimed
Jerry. Il want to know! I made It.
I'm In # II you think you can put me
out Just come on and try! I dare you
tot Just try. that's a1l!
Ma. Billy did try. She is no coward
But Jerry held his place right there in
the entrance to his bedroom and there
was no way of getting past that
and again abe tried to get at Jerry's
her and Mrs. Billy got much the worst
Of u After q while she gave way to
Riiiy Mink You see in that narrow
aan there vas room for but one Of
them at . time. Billy was quick and
Billy was strong, but do what he would
he couldn't drive Jerry back an inch.
You sec Jerry Muskrat was fighting
for home which was his by right.
White Billy and Mrs. Mink were fight
sag for g homo to which they had no
right whatever. That made all the
difBersncs in the world. It always does.
30 they fought and fought and fought
and always Billy and Mrs. Billy got a
little the worst of 1t. If they could
have once passed Jerry 30 as to get at
him from behind they would soon have
put an end to the fight. But they
couldn't Little by little Jerry drove
them bach down that long dark hall
Mou Dso he quite filled 1t and SO they
had 10 1hAAoe - pass him.
enapDon&, blt9lG. snarltngs growing
k1Asg S01gha an t6S way down the long
Evening star., 1918-04-16

hall until they came to the water.
Driven into the water Billy and Mrs.
Mink had to give up and leave. They
couldn't breathe there. They knew they
were beaten. Jerry Muskrat had won
the fight for his home. What was more,
he would never have to fight Billy Mink
for 1t again for Billy had had quite
room and lay down right at the en-
trance to lick his wounds and at the
same time keep guard. He was sore,
he was tired. but he was very, very
happy. He had fought for and saved
his home.
Evening star., 1918-04-16
being held on August :

examinations being held on august =
and 8.
The courses announced by Dean
Ruediger, with the Instructors. follow:
General chemistry. Prof. Otis D. SMett:
chemistry laboratory practice, Prof.
SWEET: history Of art. Dr.: Gertrude r.
BrighAmi organic chemistry expert
ments and inorganic preparations,
Prof. SWEET; qualitative chemistry an
alysis, Prof. SWEET; general economics,
Prof. Robert Russ kernj general So
ciology. Prof. Kern; economic history
of the United States, Prof. Clarence c.
Kochenderfer: economic background Of
world politics, Prof. Kochenderfer;
principles of education, Dean Ruedi-
ger; secondary education. Dean Ruedi-
geri educational measurements, Prof.
William c. Ryan, English rhetoric.
Dean William Allen Wilburt English
composition, DR.. Brigham; American
poetry, Dean Wilbur; the modern
drama, Prof. De witt C. Croissant: lit
erary criticism. Prof. Croissant: geol-
ogy, DIR. Charles E. Resser; principles
of geography DIR, Resser! second-year
Evening star., 1918-04-16
G. W: U. OFFERS 81
SUMMER COURSES
Glasses in German Are Included In
Arts and Science
Schedule.

Thirty-seven courses will be offered
at the summer school of the depart
ment of arts and sciences at George
Washington University this season, ac-
cording to announcement by DR.. Will
liam Carl Ruediger. dean of teachers
college and director of the summer
school. Registration day will be Sat
urday, June %. from to IL am. and
from to s pm. instruction in all
courses will begin Monday. JunA "a.
and continue through August 8. final
Evening star., 1918-04-16

German. Prof. Alfred r. W. Schmidt;
conversation and rapid reading In Ger
man, Prof Schmidt: Arst-year-or third
year Bernan, Prof. Schmidt: Aniericap
history, Pref. Lsvl r.. Alden; .modern
ser: :0psih coiIsrs H,st si9:trs % Prof. % H.rrS . g.
Hodgkins; plane trfgonometry, Prof.
Hodgkins: general psychology, Prof.
Edward q. Richardson: logic, Prof.
Richardson: Introduction to philosophy.
Prof. Thomas B. Brown: Introductory
general physics. Prof. Brown govern
ment of the United States, Prok Charles
q. Hill our international relations.
Prof. Hill: frst-year. French, Prof.
Henry q. Doyle: second -yeaf French.
Prof. Doyle: hrst-year Spanish, Prof.
Doyle. and second-year Spanish Prof.
Doyle.
Evening star., 1918-04-16
ARCHBISHOP PRAYs IN SENATE

Archbishop Edward J. Hanna ofBan
Francisco yesterday delivered the
prayer at the opening Of the session
Of the Senate. He prayed that strength
be given to those in whose hands are
the affairs of the American people. that
they may have strength to endure and
to fight to the end
The archbishop was the guest Of Sena-
tor Phelan of California
Evening star., 1918-04-16

FRINGED AND BEADED INDIAN JACKET

to bring into the fashions of this coun-
try a strong touch Of our own primi-
tive costumery. Why go to Egypt for
an idea when centuries of Indian de-
signs lie behind US?
This blouse shows what has been
done in biscuit-colored crepe, which re-
Evening star., 1918-04-16
Loses so.Year Fight to Gust Railway

The city OF Covington, KY. opposite
Cincinnati. by an opinion in tho Su-
preme Court. lost its thirty-year fight
to oust the South Covington and Gin
cinnati Street Railway Company from
its streets.
Evening star., 1918-04-16

Ono Of the very few women admitted
to tho flrst-line trenches Of the Britt
1sh trooDs in France. Is now on tour
OF tho United States under the aus
pices OF the National Security League
to raise money for the wounded SOL
diers. She has come from the Scot
tish women,s hospitals. Miss Burke
has been on four fronts Of the war.
she wears decorations given her by
the government Of Russia. Serbia and
France. Her French decoration bears
this title, seThe Knight Of Tenderness
and Pity from ACROSS the World"
Evening star., 1918-04-16

Swift 4 Cenpany's sales ef beef IN
Washington. D. c., for the week ending
Saturday, April IL. averaged "a follows:
Domestic beet. 1e.13 cents per pound.
-Advsrttssmsnt.
Evening star., 1918-04-16
New Treatment for
Wrinkles a Success

This Is what women say who havs treated
their wrinkled. faded. tfsd-lookins skin
with the marvellous Usit. This purs nut-oil
skin food Is positively guaranteed to banish
wrinkles quickly and feed the skin back to
healthy condition. It cannot harm or
cause the slightest hair growth. and It IL only
necessary to rub It into the skin for Q fsw
moments each night before retiring to get
the full benefit from its use. It is q clean.
delicateiy scented liquid, not 4 greasy
paste or cream. o'DonneTl's Drug Stores,
Peoples Drug Company and all nrstclass
dealers sell and recommend Csit. You will
ind 1t a hne treatment well for freckles,
sunburn. blackheads and many forms Of
eczema.
Beauty Specialists everywhere are giving
treatments with Usit, recognising its won
dsFful benefit to the Observation-Disclosures
ment.
Evening star., 1918-04-16
lIITILESI0RlE!s
NJ THORNTON w. BURGESS
lCopyright. 1918. BY 7. W. BurxeslD
A Fight for a Home.

Who will not fight to save his home
Deserves from US no sympathy.
A slave is he. and that Is all
That ever he deserves to be.
Evening star., 1918-04-16

sembles the soft. untanned leather worn
by our first fighters. It is embroidered
in red and blue, in a primitive Indian
design, and the edge Of the blouse Is
heavily fringed.
1t is worn over a blue silk jersey
skirt. but it serves quite as well with a
skirt of black or deep burgundy red.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03

For szls-Del Monte ranch. four uile7
norrh % santa Rita. n Il. IN CHA IA
rlo-al FOREST. situated 81 rain belt fine
proposition Tor dairy. cattle, hogs trlll
and chickens. big outside range; 70 ac-
tolrlrr raf ches: 800 acres fenced vita
four-stra-d BARRED wire fe1Cei water p
fhree wells. Is. 20 and 60 feet in oepths
Windmill and centrifugal pump; two GAL
-7aulzed tanks. capacity 1000 gallons water
fr1it orchard, go bearing trees IN winter
apples. peaches piumE- cherries. prunes'
-l-ara. guinces and small fruits twenty .
owe acres forest agricultural SOIL resi-
heavy timber land, such as oak. juniper
cedar. pines; all necessary farming I'M
plementE carpenter. blacksmith and min
Ing tools new Bain wagon. Light spring
wagon harness. saddles. two young mares
tUo horses. "a head Durham and Jersey
stock, good milk COWS ard hogs; new 3
room house. equipped WITH modern bath
room flEtureEs new 5-hcrse power gaso--ne
portable saw outfit: - cords seasoned
wood ready To- saving. wood brings ~
AID 81 per cord nearby markets; could
make go e. day On wood alone corur1eel
xii and 1-horse power gas engine; all
1ndsr sheds: corn cribs. hay bzrrs, garage.
shlczeu houses. stables. corrals, ETC.. al
r excellent condition. 81 health reason for
cling price 5000. terms = desired. Ac-
lrsss IT. J. Be-hancourt. Santa Rita, n n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
For Rent-Apartments Furnished

For Rent-ApartmentS Furnished
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THE DWYER-Phone $3.50.
THREE rom apartmsnts. SOS Mesa
3 ROOMS, SIP. Pch.. $3.50. COZ Epson.
MODERN APT-lsl0 Mundy. Ph. 6sl5R,
FURNISHED. apartment I024 n OREGON
MODERN Apis. close in. SO y. Il Paso.
CLOSE IN APT ana rms. 71s \. santa Fe
APARTMENT-ll1s Montana Phone l14s,
1910 \. OREGOS-Furuished apartments
with sleeping porehes-
3 ROOMS, bath. sleeping porch. suits bic
FOR couple; no sick 1905 wyoming.
LUCILLE APTS.-Two rooms. kitchenet
and bath Gil W. MlssourL N. s9se.
NICELY furnished three room apartment
light and telephone. Sa5- SIS y. kansas-
BEAUTIFULLY fur. room sDts-. With
sleeping porch az reduced rates- -'l- sisL-
GERGETTE APARTMENTS, two rooms.
kitchenet. bath III North stanton
Pretty little modern suite Tor people
employed 7ol5 vs.. Main Pm 5lgl-
THEE room furnished apartment Phi.
6557J. from ESQ % j. m
FOR KENT-Ro0ms and apartments in
new fire proof building. Pm 14s5.
TWO ROOMS, sleeping porch. private
bath 1871 ~ Elorenee.
SMALL APT. close in. heat, hot water.
712 n. santa Re
. THE KIMBALI-Modern new and well
kept Apply Apt ]. so Prospeet-
ST. REGIS APIS. 900 sast Missouri st..
3 room apt. large sleeping porch very
modern. close IN Phone 32ss-
FOR RENT-To women only. three rooms
and sleeping porch. waliSing distance all
Corto street Phone zti9W after &
LINCOLN APIS, 4 room apt, two blocks
from Cleveland square, steam neat ana not
water 40 W. Boulevard, IN. lI6a.
FOR RENT cheap. one apartment. three
Z furnished rooms and sleeping porch. 10
healthy people. IN. 2i56y.
NICELY furnished apartment for rent.
with sleetin porch and private bath Call
az 500 \. 0choa.
FURNISHED apartment for rent close IN.
Piedmont apartments for rent Apply
/ Apt T. Phi $3.50.
! TIE BEACON, one room, dressing room,
kitchenet. bath Apply 100 Wyoming Pm.
2215.
I COTY APT-Ons or two room apart
msuts with sleeping porch zoos Magof-
I fin Phi. 6o56.
I 705 WEST MAIN. desirable apartment.
Z furnished or unfurnished, very reasonable.
/ Phi. 3224J.
AT FIVE POINTS-Couvenient TO Fort
Z Bliss. one room. iitchenet- bath. well fur
I nished. clean. disappearing beds, steam
heat. Pm. s413.
/ LARGE room and kitchenct; also large
Z single hoi sckeeplrg room, lights. water
! and gas for bath. SIS. sos y. Kansas
/ TWO BLOCKS from Lamar school. two
beautiful rooms, bath front porch and
I sleeping porch 1905 z. Rio Grande. Ph.
J $780,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
Fnr Renf-ApartmenLs Furni,hed

FOR RFNT-Furnlshed. lower floor OF
house three large rooms and sleeping
porch. s3e, three blocks from Plaza OIL
one MORE vacant furnished apartrr enl
In SWEETEST new small apartment In city
Fsvery room an outside room other ten-
ants are elegant nkeable people De
uEhtful nelEhborhOod. opposite Austin
Park. Call apartment q. Whitfield Apart
ruents. s2Of Montana, or phone $3.50 OF
TFEn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
Business Chances


PHONE 8G5s-EI Paso Transfer Co., rag
gage and moving. haullng % az A-1---
WEVICAN LAW ADVISORY DEPT--Ali
legal matters. Ask pamphlet ~ Bo-ano7
Cache. 201 Martin BIDS. ~ Paso. Tex
GROCERY business doing Sso-Slo0 day
good location. stock $500. Leaving cllyf
reason for sale Invoice stock IN s.s-
HAULING, there is none too light or too
TEXICo TRANsFER CO. PHI. lsl-sss.
GOOD STOCK OF rr0ceries. nice apartnen,t
IN connection. good location Aust sen
by first Pm ll96.
TIE oniy' furniture store IN one OF the
best towns In Arizona Sickness. reason lof
selling. WIu invoice shout a49au- 4nl7
is a money r.aker- Write q. IL. asIa-e-
HOUSTON transfer & stoaEe- Call Us
and get our low price on rnovlnE house
hold goods and pianos Phi f52- I'd Nc
L-auEhlin. MEr.
FOR SAIF-Fo- cash only. yolder's cigar
ara magazine depot. -15 Mesa ave; 5000
lease. moderate remit Wel estapilsnel
business. excellent opportunity come il
and see me- mean business An DRAFTED
IN Uncle Sans army. class AZ
WILL LEASE White Mountain Inn &c
right party on profit sharing basis Tour
i-t hotel in famous Ruidoso valley on auto
highway. between Fl Paso and Roswell
y II Answer Immediately, K q, care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
LOOK AT THIS ONE.

$500 buys modern red pressed brick
house. 3 rooms and sleeping porch
hardwood floors in every room,
south front on paved street and car
me close 10 Aita. vista school; $500
cash. balance easy payments
ID. G.. HEINEMAN,
Fh. 1891 4l9 R0berts-Banner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
e. -, Ia Ranehes

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IUsT BIZ sOLD-Pr0pertT Of an estate
-arch rltuated Immediately northwest OF
o-E 1Iezlila IN Donl Ana county SO acres
al 81 cuitiTatlon- % acres Alfalfa; acres
orchard. Z room adobe house, barn, sheds.
--rrr stock. WAGONS, farm implements.
FORD truck. complete farm equipment ana
erelTaEe machinery. ~ head Of young,
D. Cd grade Holzreinsi $4,000; terms stock
so rp-aruar unrEarrv very TeaEoua lle-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
"a RenE-Hou,s, Furnished


BEAUTIFULLY furnished. two story, six
room house. glassed sleeping porch reason
able rent 1873 Montana street -
FOR RENT-Four room buugaloW. Elassed
in sleeping porch. furnished. $40, unlur-
nished. $50. Gail Sunday 12i1 stevens
Ave
10 PERMANEN NJ ADULTS. half OF cottage.
three beautiful rooms. giassed porch and
garage. S225O: TO sick Phone 75lM- ss-o
TularOsa-
COMPLETELY furnished bungalow, six
rooms and sleeping porch; cheap rent 4
taken Immediately Fort Boulevard Phi
s5s6J or 5SS3-
CONVENIENT TO FORT BLISS
sos Nations. s room bungalow. completely
and nicely furnished. $50
FIsK-RAMSET REALTY co.
Phone 1913 Trust Bldg
FOR RENT-Very nicely ard completely
Furnished room bungalow with furnace
and Ezruge. on COPPER street, Mania ttan
Heights, $50 month.
JAS l. MARI 8 CO.,
Phone 4550
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
FOR SALE
HERE's A sPLENDID Buy.

rooms, glassed porch break
room. basement and heating plant
garage. oak floors. builtiu features,
-iIe floor in bath. pedestal iavatory,
mirror door 70 closet on paved street
1arinr paid. Price $4,000. $500 cash
VIII DO.
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
s2s Mills Bldg PHI 1895 or ls-l-J-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03

For SaIe-MisceHaneou.
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WANTED-Rabbits. Phone 555sM.
Mechanics: cal and see our line Of Brown
& sharpe tools. A. Taffe. 400 s e Paso.
FOR SALE-winchester rife 1855. high
power. $40. Room u. Hotel pel RIO.
RUGS. RUGS. RUGS
Special Prices
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
COAL. wood and kindling delivered
promptly. in large or small quantities Give
as a trial Central Fuel * Feed Yard.
near Mills and VirEigia- Pm 5l62-
TOMATOES FOR CANNING
Ready for delivery. 81 lug or &c pound
Ph. Ysieta 5s-2L city ofnee zoe
VICTROLA and Is 10 inch records. used
about months; for particulars see 7. ].
Walen a. he ordnance depot NO 3 tort
Bliss. Tex
FOR SALE-Permanent hair waving ma
chine; Nestle model splendid condltioni
very cheap: notify Miss Hazel Easly,
Gadsden hotel. Douglas. AriE.
FOR sALE-One Il inch sulkey pillow and
g tons choice alfalfa
MYRTLE TRADING PLACE.
Phone 20f5.
FOR sALE-Folding baby buggy that new
er held a sick child; like new. SO; double
] bar1eled shotgun. gas stove. rifle, extra
fine camera F. lenses, $50. 1904 z. Ne
xada.
For Rent-Houses Furnished
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+ BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss. Phone s2ss.
[ THREE rooms sleeping porch and bath.
completely furnished. $50. 3s82 Memphis
2 street Pm 5sS5J-
FOR RENT-Sunny 8 room house. s45.
three room house. S2I50: no children or
. pets. 70s Texas Phi $50
NEW furnished bungalow. rooms. sleep
/ ing Dorches. good heating plant. splendid
/ Eeighborhood; rent $50. Phone 1863.
I 5 ROOM cottage with sleeping porch. va
/ ter paid $3.50 81 Grand View ave Phi
/ T7SS W
FOR RENT-Furnished cottage. three
rooms and sleeping porch 1905 y Sta1-
] ton. or phone z60sR-
I MODERN bungalow. completely furnished.
] with sleeping porch Phi 6Ss6R- call 29lo.
I White Oaks street
HALF Of house. two large rooms and
! sleeping porch. nicely furnished, near
Z Alta vista school Phi 5S33-
/ FOR RENT-Furnished brick house. four
! rooms and glazed sleeping porch. near car
! line. S25s references required Pm SI2sJ-
/ ALL OR PART Of attractive bungalow,
/ walking distance. fine neighborhood. VIII
! rent one room, connecting bath sleep
I ing porch PHI 3l56.
l AFTER oct IS. cottage. rooms. sleep
I ing perch, basement, hot water. gas and
electricity; excellent view, 2sl5 San Diego
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
For Reut-Apartments unfinished

EOr keuI-ApdILmCHl8 DuAll nAsncu
APTS.-1620 Mesa Pm 50s5.
UNFINISHED apt. 81 w MLzso1r-
CLOSE IN FIAT-Brazos No Il Ph. t2s,.
ALEXANDRIA APARTMENTS Phi ass.
GEKaANE-Unfurnishe apartments 52s
W Missouri AEply Apt /
MODERN DUPLEX APT. large rooms
8 porches. . pantrys and bath. opposite
park sunset Heights. Rhone zls--
DESIRABLE 3 room apartment. giasssesd
in sleeping porch. private front porch SOS
Prospect Phi ss95R.
REFINED Mexioaa family 10 take lower
floor Of apartment house, 10 . rooms
private bath Phi g22iy.
THE BINKLEY-Beautiful apartn cnts
five minutes walk 10 pOstoffice- Cor Up
son and Davis. Phi 2oslR-
THE KMBALL. 60 Prospect. close IN;
desirable apartments Apply apt l.
The NAGLEY. modern four room apart
nent, sleeping porch and garage al
Apt or phone ISL
ABATEMENT. steam heated. so per
month EuEenla- West san ANTONIO az
Anthony Apply apartment s. 3rd floor
LINCOLN ATS. four room apts-2 blocks
from Clevelard square steam heat and nos
water. 40 ". Boulevard. Ph. I5sS.
THE ALTMAN APARTMENTS.
Beautiful modern four room apartments
1890 Mesa Phone 59sI.
Charter Oak. Ranges baked best for your
GRANDMOTHER They viii do the same Tor
YOU Your credit is o. X
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
THKEE clean rooms. hath. private en-
trance porch water euruisheds no Mezt-
cans. rent 81 and up, sl5 E Overland Pm
1871
AUSTIN APTS.-Close in modern steam
heated building Very desirable three ana
four room apartments. SO 20 $50 MONTH
ia Virginia street. Just of san Antonio
Apply Apt. No 10. or Jas Z. Marr q 60.
HALFRED APARTMENTS
Ga ". Boulevard s.. 2 rooms. oreakfast
room. janitur service Sumner rates,
$500 and 5000.
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HILL CREST APIS.
Beautiful uufurnlshed apartment four
rooms. hath and sleeping porch Built 70
features. hardwood floors aud every mod
err convenience Rent $40. Apply TO
THE lay REALTY 3 Trust CO.
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