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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

Dear Miss Fairfax
I am -. About a year ago
met a girl two years my Junior,
and although I admired her i'm
mensely. / did not fall in love
with her. Our acquaintance was
not very old when she confessed
that she was desperately in love
with me and has been that way
for years long before she had
been introduced TO me. for she
had known me by sight for many
years. / have tried to talk rea-
son and explain. but Of no avail
I have tried for year 20 learn
TO love her Now her parents are
results of such procedure. and
oftimes have hinted at what my
intentions are. Can I tell them
the truth2 b IL
This girl has not much chance Of
happiness as the wife Of man VINO
does not care for rer- OF course %
YOU did marry her she would have
the immediate satisfaction OF getting
what she wants Possibly you do not
know what love is II you are look
ing for a romantic affair Of the
chills and fever sort and want 70
dream Of a girl by night and tremble
at the thought Of her by day. per
haps this attitude of yours is dis
Euising from your own heart its real
feelings for the girl you want 10 be
so careful 10 guard from unhappi-
ness If you really think that mar
riage to her is all wrong for YOU, 10
will be equally all wrong for her. In
that case you had better have plain
talk with her parents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
SHARES
AGAIN ADVANCE
Anaconda and Inspiration
Take Part in Making
Considerable Gains.

The market today continued its rise Of
yesterday and copper shares again showed
big gains Anaconda sold ez-dlvidend s.
per share at 64Z which would have been
equal 10 SOS today. Shelter moved from
I7Z 10 71E and Inspiration made an
extreme gain from 4775 10 f9E- Titan
advanced a point and Kennecott A.
Reading Ted the railroad list and at
one time showed a gain Of point Texas
Oh and Sinclair oil both gained several
points. Steel opened at 937s and moved
up TO 95H- Mexican Petroleum ranged
from 9f1t TO 90. American Car and
Foundry and Baldwin both touched So
Crucible Can. and Great northern ore
were all very strong
Verde Extension on the curb was a point
stronger Magma Chief was lower
The following quotations furnished by
J. S Curtiss a. Co, stocks and bonds
Hotel Sheldon give the closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
COLD WEATHER
SENDSC0RN UP
Oats Also Show Effect Of
Unreasonable Weather;
Provisions Weaken.

Chicago. H.. April 1g.-lnseasonable
cold and other conditions adverse 10 crop
progress had bullish effect today on
corn. Freeing temperatures were reported
in some sections Receipts continued lib
eral- Initial quotations. which varied
from unchanged figures 10 q cent higher.
with May SL27 TO sLe71s and July Sl-44
20 SLffs were followed by . moderate
advance
as yesterdays finish 20 sc higher with
May S1-z7 and July SLz4iz 20 SL44ss-
UufavOrable weather gave strength 20
oats as well as corn After opening :
off TO a like advance. with May S2is 20
e-l5c the market scored gains an around
Provisions weakened with hogs Lard
led the decline.
shorts and commission houses later
turned buyers and forced prices Up grade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
SIXTEEN YEARS.

Dear Miss Fairfax
I am 80 and in love with a girl
Of %. Ny mother thinks il
mistake 70 marry with such a DIFF
ference in ages. while many
friends tell me il is not Do you
see any reason for future regrets
OF unhappiness in a marriage with
such a difference W A. f.
What is much more important than
the difference in your ages is the
sympathy Of ideas. the real love and
the fine feeling that exists between
you Perhaps you two have more in
common than many others whose
years are approximately the same.
Real love means more than mere at
traction II means sympathy with
each others ambitions, understanding
of each others natures, affection. de-
vOtion, loyalty. II you have these, the
difference in your ages cannot deprive
you Of your chance Of happiness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
U. S. FOREST SERVICE WILL
HELP BUILD NEW MEX. ROAD

Santa Fe, y. n. April 19.-The state
highway commission has received the
cooperative plan under which the
United States forest service VIII fur
nish $4,000 toward the S31. $50 needed
90 finish the Tijeras Canyon road
Bernalillo county, and the state TO 90
$3.50 on the balance needed The
estimate Of S12.1T9-27 for the Tucum-
cari-Glenrio highway has been ap-
proved by the highway commission
and sent TO the secretary Of agri-
culture
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
SEEKS 10 CORREsPOND.

lear Allca 4 cLAA Aa4-
/ have received 4 letter from
a young man in a training camp.
requesting that I correspond with
him. ] do not know him Ny
older brother severely repri-
mauded me for even considering
the matter. Please tell me your
opinion on the subject, and also
If he should come up TO this city.
in which his home is. would IL be
proper for me to permit him 70
cali at the h0use2 " A. X
These stirring days hearts 90 out
so eagerly to our brave soldier boys
that il is difficult TO realize some
times, that we ought to abide by the
conventions the same as in times Of
peace.
Doubtless this young man in uni
form Is everything he should be
certainly he is doing his part But
can't help agreeing with your
brother that an introduction is ne
eessary before he writes or calls on
you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
ATTORNEY GENERAL LOONEY
TO DEFEND TEN MILE ZONE LAW

Austin, Texas, April 19.-AttOrney
general 3. F. L0oney VIII personally
represent the state in the defence Of
the ten mile zone law, which is un-
der fire In the court Of criminal ap-
peals, and set for submission in the
HollingswOrth case next Wednesday
He VIII be assisted by assistant at
torneys general c. II. Cureton and W
A. Keeling. lIr. Looney insists that
the act is constitutional and the leg
islature had the power 10 enact such q
measure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

WANTED 4 REGISTERED
DRUGGIST f1r Chihua hua.
IeE- Must speak Spanish
address Druggist p o. Box
-l4. II pas1. Teas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
FOUND GUILTY ON CHARGE
OF FRAUDULENT RENDITION

Pedro AbOEadO vas I0und ElIIlF II
federal court Friday afternoon on a
charge of making a fraudulent rendl-
ton To the government Of the amount
of alcoholic liquors on hand Revenue
officers had testified that AhoEado
had more Liquors on hand than nc
rendered for taxes. This was the
first conviction here on tRe war laws
for liquors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

Of issuing written guarantees"
When girl has given a man five
years OF devotion and has waited all
that while for him TO make good he
owes her something after he does
make good If your selfish sutton has
no idea in the world other than to
amuse himself and assure himself OF
your companiouship without having
to assume the obligations Of marriage
he Is not the sort Of man for you 10
waste your life on II he loves you
naturally he viii want you for his
wife and IL he doesn't. have cour-
age TO break away from him and not
10 break your heart over him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains, Close.
Corn-May SL-7- July S1-fiiz-
Oats-AIay Ss1F C; July 7S7sc-
Chicago Provisions. Close.
POrk-lIay Sf7.fu-
Lard-May S25.15: July S25-42
Ribs-Nay s23s7. July S22.S2
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. H., april 19--Butter un-
changed.
Eggs-Receipts e0.113 cases. unchanged
Potatoes-Eigher; receipts -5 cars: wis
c0nsin, Michigan and Minnesota bulk Sis
g 1-35; same sacks $l-55 1-40-
Mexican Benns-
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in e
Paso ~ G9izc last quotation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

Dear Miss Fairfax:
About a month ago 7 met a
very nice young woman whom I
liked very much. I've taken her
out several times and each fine
liked her more Taan ever.
Now I have found Ou- Jha- she
is fOnd IF a certain young man
now attending college. Tiey r.'r
respond regularly. but are not
engaged.
Would It be improper or un-
fair for me to try TO win herr
T Z. c..
Since the girl is not engaged she
has a right to her friendship with
YOU Give her that and II ont os this
friendship love grows Z IS better for
both you and the other man that she
should give her hand where her
heart is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
:: ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN :.
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

twice two others who are also re-
ceivin- his 'favors." Why not have
a little fun with him and teach him a
lesson at the same time2 One Of you
invite him over and surprise him
with the other and a little news in
regard TO the results OF your com
narinE notes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

FOR RENT.
room fur bungalow. Montana s..
g room fur house Myrtle Ave
8 room bungalow uufurllshe1. Tre-
mont ST.. $50
". +. PAYNE
401 Mesa Ph0ns 125o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

.
Claude B. Hudspeth Congressman lstt
couEresslonzl district
T. A. Dudley. senator 25th senatoria
district Of Texas
p r Thomson. member OF legislature
I Ilsth district
Adrian Pool member Of legislature
l1sth district.
James r. Harper. chief justice court Of
civil appeals Sth supreme judicial district
We the undersigned endorse tbs
above named candidates Tor the respec'
tive places. and we hereby announce our
selves a. candidates for the places inilI
Gated AFTER our names. suhf-ct 10 the
action o. the Democratic primaries
W D. Howe. Judge 3fth judicial dis
trfct
Leigh Clark district attorney. 2ua Iu-
diclai district
r 3 McCIiatock. county Judge
F T. Fryer county attorney
W. p Brady Judge county court a.
Seth a Orndorff saerifl.
r. D. Richey. county collector
g 81 Mckinney. district clerk
We D. Greet county clerk
John T. Cain county assessor
A webb. county treasurer
Myra Minkler. county sup=riute ndeul-
w. C. Roberts. hide and ANIMAL in
ipector-
J. Il. DeaveE justice OF the peace. pre-
A J han. Justice Of the peace. precinct
No. J.
l. y. Davis. constable precinct No. L
J. W Carter. county surveyor.
Williams. county commissioner
precinct 40 1 place No l.
Robert Lyons county commissioned
precinct No .. place no. I.
George Peudeu. county commissioned
Henry Herring. county commissioner
FOR THE SENATE
IT. 81 Mcfarland OF Alpine. candidate for
state senate. -5th Senatorial District.
s1hlect % Democratic primaries
Lost and Found.
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EOtN Nd heavy iron log chain 90 Sunset
Heights- Phone fs7oR-
WILL finder Of auto license 1886 kiHdiy
caI phone i1sS-
bedroom ro 59iisl M sc PG c6.
LO>T-Smau diamond ring with en-
graved initial s. s on inside. Reward
Fisher Hotel.
TIE DOG was lost because ~ did ~.
wear collar sold by Sheers-I azenhv 90
$40 Texas
LOSr-Boston brindle bull dog one white
Name Teddy. Reward $40 S. Campbell
REFKIGERATOks 81 week at the ola
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
1ol S. stanton St Prone Sss.
LOST-Er0m auto between Sierra Biauca
and FL Paso. sack containing -hilI's red
bearskin coat. two toboErans. lady-s
Brown coat and other articles Finder
please notify Herald office. Reward
LO>r-Ol Tuesday afternoon near Mad I
loN Place on county road. my ctr threw T
or hind wheel, Goodyear Cord tire |
saw and have the number of car that .
picked same Up and wish that the person .
would telephone me &c 1875
PeFIo1al.
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loaned SIS Trust Bids.
,pirella Corset,. Mrs Mnler Ph stsiw- F.
LOTION or rubber garden hose. can az \
Iaffe's. 500 s. Fl Paso ST.
MRS CHONLA ,vcman's exchange 40 y. /
'amphelL
AURTAINs ELEANED korreotly. Eramer.
FoUTz IO0RE co. /
SH EUMATISM-Promp relief s1perhest-
d Air Baths New Era" Sanatorium-
.nz = san Antonio. Coles BIDS Ph- tsts.
MONEY 10 Lean
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ioNEN loaned 90 furniture. planes autos
,1 moud-- chattrls Newton. 2is Trust Did
'IkEiE.S~ cookers 50 @ week
E0UTZ MOORE CO.
'HATrEL mortgage loans, as Trust BLDG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
Yor ARE DwARFTED.

Dear Miss Fairfax
am engaged, Ny fiance is
one Of the cleanest cut fellows 1
have ever met He is also sue
cessful- For this I greatly adj
mire and respect him. But, Miss
Fairfax, there is one thing that
greatly anuoys me Ny fiance is
not tall. and I do admire tall men
] have been engaged about
year. and as the time draws near
TO my marriage 7 wonder II ] viii
regret IL. feeling as I do. I am
conSiderered beautiful. am about
five feet four inches. and my
fiance is five feet seven inches
Ny brother is very tall and when
I am with him I feel thar pro-
lection i do not feel with my
fiance. At times 7 love him de-
votedly and other times. just for
this reason. I seem 10 feel THAT ]
cannot marry him.
PERPLEXED
Your fiance's stature may not be
gigantic, but your heart and mind are
h1pelessly dwarfed, Do you seriously
think that you have a problem OF
course YOU have one. but YOU do not
recognize what il IS. IL has nothing
TO do with your frances being five
feet seven instead OF the magnificent
six fOoter a weak. foolish. sentiment
al ami ignorant creature like you
1ancies she would enjoy leaning on
When 1 read a letter like yours
am swayed at once by three feelings.
How under the sun do such women
ever fool men into marrying them
at alp What do the men who are
mot tall enough" think Of their
wives dwarf minds and what under
the sun is TO become of the human
race II such mentally stunted women
have any part and parcel i'm it, To is
beneath my dignity to try 10 explain
10 you that the best thing that could
happen 10 the man who fancies he
loves you is TO lose the selfish little
who can worry over a prob
lem Ike this. Don't Worry-yOu
won't break any mans heart. You
have not eyes TO see or a mind t1
understand that the biggest. finest
and most worthwhile man may have
/ soul housed in a body five feet tall.
not five feet seven. nor vet six feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

The first member Of the famous Rus
sian battalion Of death 20 arrive in this
country was Eirl named Nerprinsiii-
who obtained six weeks leave of absence
and fourneyed from the firing line
through Siberia. Japan and across the
United states TO Boston 20 marry-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
Cotton Market

New York Futures Close.
New York. April 1e-CottCu futures
closed steady; May 2S.73; July 2SsS, Oc-
tober 27i December -7-1e. January
---o7- Spot cotton quiet; mldlIing SOS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

self TO form your own judgment in
stead or leaning helplessiy en- what ]
say.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
WRITING TO SOLDIERS.

Dear Miss Fairfax
am IS Tor the last few
months 7 have been correspond
ing with a soldier whom do not
know These letters are inter-
esting and not at all personal
My parents. however, do not wish
me 10 write to him. but I think
that by writing 10 IS at least
keeping up one soldiers spirits.
What can you suggest
Patriotic.
7 understand both your point Of
view and that Of your parents. Natu-
rally. they do not want their dauEh-
ter TO write 20 a man or whom she
knows absolutely nothing. They fear
a romantic attachment POSSIBLE don
ger, undesirable friendship You. en-
the other hand. long TO do something
to help a bov in the Uniform Gf his
country. and you ideali-a MIN he
cause he wears that uniform. Now,
If you can keep your letters imper-
sonal I think 10 would be wei not TO
give a soldier the hurt Of brea king
of a correspondence once begun
Suppose YOU settle the question this
way. Show your letters 90 your par
ents. and show his also. even as YOU
were writing 10 your brother Then.
if Won stfll enjoy the correspondence
under their guidance. IL VIII he safe
to 80 on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

Dear Miss Fairfax:
am - and self supporting.
An old friend. about 10 leave fcI
France. is dearly I'm love with ne
Although I do not care for him
I would like your advice as TO
whether IL would be wise u
marry him, as he has asked me
to. before he leaves I would Go
this with the feeling that i am
sending him away happy
T. ~. a. I.
To make a marriage such as you
suggest would be hideously unjust
TO yourself and TO the man. too You
aren't going 10 send the maa away
happy If you marry aim without any
Of the tenderness real caring ws aid
produce. Don't call things hy beau
,iful names which hey do not ne
serve. You say you want 10 marry
this soldier in order 10 send nim away
-appy. That Is not the truth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

Leah LobolirEa Travelled for seven
months and covered 10000 miles through
Russia Japan and South America to
marry in this country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

SHIPS BULLS ~ RANCH.

john Helms shipped 30 high Grade
bulls to his ranch in the northern
mart of II PasO county Thursday
They viii be put on pasture.
Elijah beth Maloney and Agnes hester
both representing Chicago womeu's trade
unions have been appointed to the Ilil-
nois industrial survey commission 70 study
conditions unde~ which Illinois women
work They win recommend LEGISLATION
TO better these conditions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
HE Is SELFISH.

Dear Miss Fairfax
I am % and have been going
about with q man two years my
senior for five years. When we
first met he was not making
enough to support a wife, but
now that he has advanced he saws
he would never marry as he sees
too much unhappiness among
married people.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

What is more important than keep
ing the affection" Of this expert
Wooer is for you two girls TO retain
your happy intimacy with each other.
He doesn't show any more admira-
ton and Individuality than character
IN making love 10 two friends and in
the same terms. Don't you think he
is rather a joke and quite unworthy
your hOnoring him with a serious
thought2 Even If you do insist on
regarding him seriously. Il must be
to see that neither Of you can count
on him and that there may be two or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
FoI Rent-Housrs Furnished.

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COTTAGE close in Phone 7ss03L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

The young mans attitude is selfish
and unfair. Of course there isn't any
written guarantee Of happiness in
marriage-but life is not in the habit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
Money To Loan.
NEED MONEY!
e Us for loans and residence prop
81 or other good mortgage
FISK-RAMSET REALTY co.
Phone 1913

see US Tor loans ana lrrlATAlNH E-rA--
erry OF other good mortgages
FISK-RAMsEY Really co.
Phone 1913
MONEY LOANED on diamonds. watches,
'-''5i SFC ar LOAN co. PHI. s554.
Corner III Paso and san Antonio SIS
s. TO $50 loaned honest employee. cheap
est rates confidential Quick satisiaf'"fF
service Drake. 20l kof-Ets- Banner
MONEY 10 LOAN on good inside business
property per cent Interest A. T. Core
g Brns-- eu2 y oregon
MONEY TO LOAN at 2 per cent on ousi-
ness income property See Lee x srnustef-
No5m.ne Douses-For Sale and REM
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Buy from owner. best location IN cry
206iz Mills
FROM owner. II rooms sleeping porch
es 3 baths. steam heated. well esta nlisn-d
and home like best paying place To II
Paso. 10 minutes walk 90 pQFtolllce- n
0uire SIS g. kansas
SMALL apartment house q apartments
fun OF permanent tenants. close In In
qulre SIS - kansas-
Employment Agencies
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THE BORDER Employment Ageucy
III East Wan street Fn91e 4-l5
Held Wanted-MaIe.
Fau & Mitchell EmpIoyment Agency
eo3 san Francisco ST
WANTED-3IessenEe boy with wheel
Fred J. Feidman Co.
WANTED-American man 20 work on
farm 6y month :. Baker, Berlno. 81 M-
ENPERIENCED furniture packer. $50
DAY. A 80. Herald
WANTED-Man 20 nerd sheep. Inquire
WANTED-Delivery boy with waeel. Oc-
HOUSTON TRANSFER 6 STORAGE can
save YOU money on moving Phore 80
WANTED-American boy with wheel. one
not attending school Apply Herald bush
ness office
GOOD an around furniture man Must
speak English and spanish and drive Ford
c1-- Home Furniture Co III n stanton
WANTED-Bookkeeper must Be accurate
and good penman- Local experience $40
A B- G. care Herald-
DISEASES or BLADDER AND RECTUM.
Disease % women Positive results view
Era Sauatorium-- e02is san Antonio 81
WANTED-Rt fricerarlng engineer -
night run Columbus Ice g. Cold Storage
Co. collmhus. y. 81
FIVE good BARRIERS wanted - SATURDAY
Can make s-5 90 SIS per week j. h
SPARKS. Old Mission Barber shop. 135 y
s street. Demiug. n r.
MANTED-lIale stenosrap her- Can use
beginner or Spanish American steuoEra-
pher. state salary. age. experience Write
Y 10. care Herald
WANTED-First class ail-round cleaner
man preferred Good wages Steady job
p o. Box $50 Bishae- ARK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
Lodge Notices
Announcements
Political Announcements

ALL ladies or genrlemen wishing 20 ilIl
private dancing club. Phone z6Ie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

Dear Miss Fairfax:
am 10. my friend IS the same
age We are both very much in
love with the same man. but we
cannot tell which OF us he likes
the better. He makes love TO
both Of us when we are alone
with him. and says the same
things 10 US both. Vow what we
want to know is. ought one Of US
to break away from nim2 or
what ought TO be done2 We are
both very unhappy, as we are
good friends and yet don't want
IN Give him un
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

The following list Of uncalied for an
swers 20 Herald Want Advertisements are
now being held for delivery ct The Her
Old business office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

FOR EENT.
rooms SP- furnished house.
eall F-elras -.--------.---fl $50
room house. 51-65 Poplar.
funfuruishedI -----.-.----.fz5.0
@ room house. $3.50 Basset-- $500
four room houses. =11l block.
Sacramento $500
SEE Is FOR LARGE AND
SMALL WAREHOUSE
With ard without TEACkAGE.
BROADDU~ & LEBARON.
LAND Merchants"
90 FIRST NAH Bank Bldg
Phone 155S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
Wanied-Furnffure.

MauLeQ-E lEllLlIGs
~ SS-S f7-1T71>S - l5752s lS6eSi
prices paid Pm 45e1 219 S. st9nton-
HItifE~r CAsh PKlCES paid Tor furui-
ture. STOVES. etc Pnune l2s1
We Buy and trade Cor your second hane
furniture. biggest cash prices paid
RIO GRANDE FURNlTJkE 60. fh- ssas
We buy an kinds second hand furniture
Ice boxes. rugs. carpets, gas ranges
TEXAS FUKNITU RE CO..
sos s RI Paso s. PHONE 4esl-
VIZ TAKE your old furniture in az a coed
figure. IN exchange for new goods
ROGERS TRADING COMPANY
10 No. Stanton s. Fsaae 80
Wanted miscellaneous.
SIX chairs SIS 81 week
FOUTZ MOORE co.
WANTED-Two second hand WARDROBE
trunks in good eo1d-tlon- Phone 59z5-
Fer 2ent-House. Furnished.
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COTTAGE close in Phone 7ss01L
HtSGALOW near Fl Bliss Pm fz4d
SMALL furnished house Phone 53lsJ.
PART Of furnished bunsaloV- Bliss s.
INV six room furnished bunsaieW. ez-
celient ne-ahborhood. rent $50 Phi ll54
FOUR room brick cottage GrandvieT.
NICELY furnished seven and elehf room
mouse Tor rent Or Cor sale Phone s622-
TO healthy adults room frame and
porch also garage. SIS Phone I5lL-
FOR RENT-Bungaiow furnished or un-
furnished Phone 3so5-
MODERN room furnished house. close
10 Phone ,e2s9R-
SMALL furnished house an conVenieHces-
Phone -al6N-
FOUR room modern furnished or unfur-
nished cottage one block from car line.
-FOUR rooms and bath. nicely furnished
first floor. rent reasonable Phone 4-l-
COMPLETELY furnished room house.
garage. sunset Heights from June LIST 20
sept Isl SO Children Phone 2996.
TO ADULTS half Of cottase fairly COM
Portable. glazed porch and garage. sz2.-a-
Phone lsl1L
FOR RENT-Furnished cottage 81 thee
rooms. bath. and NICE LAkGE SLEEP
ING PORCH, $50 month Take Highland
Pars car Inquire az 2431 san Diego ST
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