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Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14
Headquarters Company Specialists

How the III OF game Of Baseball is play
ca ana why II is WiEsst not 10 venture
forth on the paths Of praggadocio il you
get me. fellow huddle, we're two things
taught TO the collection Of young men who
form The Headquarters CO. No l. l. and
3. NJ. on Wednesday evening the 18th.
The instructors who proved their com
petence. went about their business quiet
g and efficiently: and when the runs
were counted up at the end Of the seventh
session, they had seven and their oppon-
ants four And let st be known that the
four appeared on the sheet for the simple
albeit stern. and they did not wan 70
make the punishment TOO severe
Nelgh6ors, things came to s. pass,
as it were that the chipping s few streets
down the lire became positively ob5ec-
tinuabe A fellow couldn't 90 over 70 the
canteen for a skjnful OF orange juice
without some L. and 3. ". sharpshooter
falling in loud tones how superlatively
good HIS team was ara how many spots
they, had knocked out ef numerous vic
Tins IN the twilight hours They even
busted into print, soaring into shake
srenrean emotion 20 inform the world OF
their triumphant progress.
And, by heck, they made us mad and
they made OF Cap Klieber mad, ard even
Gallagher got mad That's a degree worse
than sore you know And without any
practice. we just naturally went out and
cleaned EN- up And we can 90 It again.
yea think that,s boastiEg-you known
where you can find US
~ for The game everybody on the
Headquarters Company were there with
the pep and The snap kieber's slngle
ia the first inning with Sergeant Major
Rose and Corporal Lufkin on the bases
was the right kind q beginning Shack
was a busy boy all the way through, and
Ieady pitched eEeellehtly untl the last
inning when he assumed the give efn-
--g 81 "a srrsa "a NJ
uars shaped un Reeths, II, Rose. Ct;
Lufkin IT, Eueber. S. Andrews, III,
Fail Oh, Shack, 81 Plotniek, j Deadly
pitch.
we hate 70 brag. indeed, we know II Is
foolish thing,
and 50 to resolutions. friends. we shaa at
But ere We 20 let i se saia tsat every
mat what va Fay we GAN. BACK UP,
we follow not. but LEAD
The strength 81 the company was rot
only Increased numerical last week. but
there was a noticeable addition in brain
power and beauty Arthur Lux arrived
with MS barracks Bag Of Blue
Toe Andrews the Floucester fisherman
ard Davenport. the boy Leather Merchant
the company street You'A have 70 ask
Joe or Harry about that
Freddie Resths last hlt soap az the clean
up cabin one night last week i IS
suspected that Boss Tweed ate II.
Tony PetruIo. *. p. boss. outwardiy the
crossegt man IN the world but inwaFdN
the Best natured took on pug az the
boxing exhibition The 9Th ard was shaded
by a whisper Tony had 10 give the other
buddie something In reach and weight
but at that as far as we could see. he
I was fight up there every minute giFtr 6
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K10icR KWibbS From The
Kdnp KWdrtermdSter KorpS

Private swartz our popular Dodge car
he is. he IS the same Old Private Swartz
Hes got a cwel line OF chatter but he
can't put it over properly
Wei, now. the handshakers are in the
iimeAght, not TO mention any names. but
al! the two-stripess accuse the three
stripe men Of the glad NIT exchange It's
all RICH: two-stripers.
Be good little boys ana don't cry
You vii set another stripe by and bye
maybe.
Corporal Oscar 7lythe claims his cor
poTal stripes won't have the bearing with
the fair sex What 90 you want for moth
ing, anyway, Os--be brave, old boy. How
come Eli
Wen, the combination t-s added an
ana Hog Pcrsie Fletcher They have
Big Lean Long LanSy Paul Newman
ropsd in. lie is thinking very seriously OF
giving up his nembe hip-things are
getting pretty warm Tor him with that
gang--a race car-girls-show and home
sonletimes Hold your courtesy card.
Paul S no telling.
Sergeant Minis left for short vacation
Must be pretty short, he didn't even have
suit case
Vicente Donough is getting pretty fresh
at the mess table. Why don't you try to
DO Ike all other good iellows--do come
in smiling instead OF that lower lip OF
yours hanging SO low like all the world
owes you something
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Jew DAYS Ills absence Is very noticeable
around Tent IS. Willie, where can you
be going
Danny was eaugh, playing poker the
ether Day What 10 this world coming
waking down BROAD street. raost any
DAY We can zee Baxter, our latest de-
veopof. taking in the sights He claims
its about the only way we can develop
properly.
Last Sunday RAder was Seen in COM
pauy Of one Of the prAttieEt girls IN Au-
gustai ~ we could only remember. the
color Of her eyes and the way they shone
with .lorioaa luminosity, Red explained
It altogether too fast for our fleet re-
porter to take down the notes
Forrest ana Blumenthai really didn't
That IS, they really didn't want to go
n the last moment Blu Why he change
at mnd7
Mcsherfy and Kinane were playing hide
ana seel- win two Of the fair sex at
Q,Ksefs Swimming Pool sunday Some
how Of othtF when i cane time for the
fair ones 10 hide, Nc and Dad couldn't
sind them We recommend glasses for the
boys.
BIRD came back from his furlough all
o X We all were expecting that which
We didn't get the cigars. George how
long are you going TO continue TO KID US?
where do We go from here boys, where
90 We 90 from here7' Meek.
Eddie Msek received a letter from over
heaa tnet was censored by our own 1t.
Millar, III.
The trip To Savannah was a complete
success II every way. LaFean and
Adams were left at home and there was
a. ~
DC Scnaefer Freddie Sehoenhut Reynolds.
Olson and Flynn made up the party which
lftt on Saturday and returned early Mon
aay morning
Krose, Adams ana Canadian formed
Unit 70 represent the 18th at church last
Rote. the versatile kid. has added to his
many laurels gained on the gridiron. dia-
gaond, track ana swimming pool those
q me dance floor, The girls just think
ee y ) grand.
We 40 not IKE 10 tell you. Madden. but
we nave 4 straight that you are going to
De here for the period OF he war Bear
ap my boy some people have greaer
Blackrnan has been taking upon
sifNselI new duties In the metropolis Of
VIII IN ms latest Job and he gets away
Rith y excepting the hauling OF large suit
laAes ana extra large hand bags
SOW that Jackson has received hts
ar1pes, we suppose that he Is ready Tor
werseas. En- Colleary?
Frazer has changed the stopping place
y his mail now that he is a sergeant
Meek is trying to make shoulder bara
W. q hia ohavrons. He and Danny viii
sAVe 70 he put IN the same class
corporal Olson has zone into a new line
n contracting, We advise that, thar
you'd be 3 good line Tor him TO follow
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Sparks From The
Horseshoers School
sergaant Ben Is Ia Is sgaln.

ablgeant beN rs WIN Us agaIn-
Peace and quiet have settled down on
the Horseshoers School Clutter is out en-
furlough
Sergeant Aimee is surely some early
riser as he is seen on the way to Belair
every morning at four o'clock. Quick,
Watso, the needle
We now have an aerial mail between
Grovetown and the Remount only it is on
a bicycle.
The pack train was down to visit US
last week. He Is looking fine.
Five more students were sent back to
their organization last week for overseas
service.
Redden was asked in class the other
day what a single footer wasf He said.
"A horse with three OF his legs cut Oft %
sERGEANT FLICK
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

First Cook Frank Brown always finds
some place IN whieh 70 spend MS OFF
| pany street or mess hall try Y N c..
A 1882, just across the way. and you
VIII locate him In a corner by himself
| writing letters. Who is the young lady
Frank?
Last Sunday dinner was served and the
! z men with the wife of the corporal Of
the mess han were rather late Mrs. Al
perBfein dd not come is soon as expected
/ 50 Jones ate alone part 81 the time How
| ever, when abe aid arrive, his eyes and
steps followed her TO The table where he
| - a vary gentle manner served his
charming lady
Corporal Heinri6hs attended the Resi-
mental services last Sunday at Y 232
The chaplain learned Of his appearance
and was asked 70 lead the singing Tho
! for the benefit Of the six hundred sol
diera The busy men are always Oh the
Job.
Frank Kovastic one of the cooks for
| Co. 2. is serving il that capacity after
being confined In the hospital for one
month He now has more speed and pep
than ever
| Those seem to be crying days for some
Of our boys Two 81 them had serious
| with Serseants Goodwin and Mcdonald in
/ the loss of their Hloustaches. OF course.
the" We're only young meustaehes. as
conae o1i{te used rs Them ana We are
| fearful Of ths results II fhe ruthless de-
nioiibion Of tho soup strainers"
/ The Augusta police officials ara won.
! deYInR who the seven handsome devils
were who were rushing up ana down
Broad street In a BIG buzz wagon last
sunday It isn't very often that SO many
happy boys are seen together Ii any
body j. IN doubt as 70 the IDENTITY ot
80.
We are sorry that Jack Rosenberg.
who has finally heen appreciated 81
having his strfpes awarded 30 him has
! lost or mlslaid his brand-new teeth Just
/ watch Jack and you can see him feeiiug
In MS back rockets before he slts down.
4 Hes afraid sotnabodv f1irht sin The lost
teeth into his pocket and Jack does not
( wanf IA an down enddANIv and ret Mi f.
4 ten Jack is now iooking for a new iob
80, ~ & - 9f.f5s r., b
'>'NS "'''"S 'e % IH....''9' '0' '''e
rohn Atcforr,arjs rad barte, look IA his
49, 60 80 a4 .s-tSi ,.,- -,
f. srfe, fbe ,ortsrt ffeT5 lie ss nra-t5sir,
sVsr, AN, or Htts1'f vou f5aa- NJ fs5U.
ing. Caroline. The machine gun instrUe-
l2fs ean VoAch ioE, the 5aet ihal ae Is
49, ss%5' t4l9 49, W. ny. III -
is''I ~, on we t aJ'5ee put 1911 arr
,rh.rs mo-. -,,s, ~ - f e-,.,,.,{-- s+..-
I nfa5.St -, - o.. ~ * 49,
S tJiaS ~, ,''9 s,3r y y,t;,S si5 e
t 53ss3 surely VII :. be glad 20 get those
P5N. " es' Geustal 9eillletugF Wy as III Ci3dI se
4 q tle oPsfAIhst as usus4
rs o,,,o,,,. ,.g-.-s i,,,.i,- a.. .,,.
at.lne ull o4 atonoaS en- !, ON Ne
bo9@s So,ns "i re 10, IL his vsr, KS. s 9
make every shot count when they reach
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14
q ~ t1eeksr. 9. NJ. G.

Wen the cat finally c. ne out Of the bag
and from aow on You will see the new
non-cons with bottles Of ehevTon polish
IN their pocEets-there sure will be some
heavy right a-ms-it's the only game
gang. Keep plugging away and strive for
something higher, Il it's in you II VIII
come out.
Corporal Rinkenbaeh claims to be the
top corporal OF the camp. wonder what
ne Leans The top corps or corp.
Corporal Eelfriek the mess trucl;
driver, moved TO closer quarters to the
kltenen- Now ne can fall out Of bed
ana nave breakfast At the same time Still
gaining weight, let's see--sbout geo lbs.
Yes, dear kwibb readers. Sergeant PAU
Landls has at last recovered from his re-
cent Illness and X back at his desk with
tc1 same line Of heEtsr dust as before.
Qusrtsrnlaster Sergeant Senior Grade
Aims, that's soing 70 be tough name for
tongue-'ied guy to call him when he is
IN hurry
Sergeant White Hunter is stiu hunting
l4eloha--every time ne passes a patch, he
locks them over, and Of course one look
melon.
Sergeant sehell IS going TO give a swell
layout fer a few Of the select in camp
he's eelecting only those who can CT
tribute 10 the swell layout ShsH we BRING
our own desert. Frank. en-
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14
Wagon Train Spokes

According to letter received from sew
eral Of our former members. they are
about running Camp johnson, Top Ser
geants, and other non CONS officers too
numerous to mention, have been filled by
our former members
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

One would think St Patrick's Day
was every day in the company street
when the hardy sons of Erin meet. It's
O'Brien, O'Connel, O'Rejlly. James ~
Murphy Mcnamara and Shea. II
Kaiser Bill knew Of this, good night
war
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Sergeant Beagle had a little difficulty
at first In calling the roll. but since Zoe.
COLI and Sabatini have been transferred
he sure hits the ball
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

There was an enormous amount Of
sheyeron polish sold down town Saturday
signt We are all so sorry for the pri-
rates.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Can't figure why George Vincent
changed his voice, also his hair comb
when going 10 town. Maybe Us q
fair one2 How about it, George?
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

willie Doad IL stepping high these last
Few days Ills absence is very noticeable
around Tent IS. Willie, where can you
be going.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Private Phrans is back with US again
after a short vacation
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Last Sunday Reder was Seen in COM
pany Of one 81 the prAttieEt girls In Au-
gustA, IL We could only remember the
Color Of her eyes, and the way they shone
With lorioua luminosity, Red explained
Il altogether too fast for our fleet re-
porter to take down the notes.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

We tried to get rid Of Slim By trans
ferring him to the frat section, but he
still calls on us and tells us those wild
west stories
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Danny was caught playing poker the
other day. What is this world coming
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Sergeant Heuser plans helping pick cot
ton when the season gets here. He tells
us he owes for great many meals eaten
mostly on Sunday nights. Get a fur
Tough aobut that time, Oscar, and get a
few meal tickets in advance, It's going to
be hard winter
| wish we had not declared a truce
Geagls, as I think you still have something
coming. Your good behavior win decide
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Forrest and Blumenthhi really didn't
want 70 so to Savannah With the boys.
That IS. they really didn't want to 80
bid the last moment Blu Why he change
d mlnd7
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

II is rumored that Ben Reisman has
found The only one in the world in
Augusta It looks as though he found
another in New York before leaving for
Hancock from all the perfumed mail
received BY him.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Walking down BROAD street, raost any
day we can zee BAXTER. our latest de-
veiopor, taking IN the sights. He claims
its about the only way we can develop
pEoparly.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Corporal Rinkenbaeh claims to be the
top corporal OF the camp wonder what
he Leans. The top corps or corp.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Mcsherry and Kinane were playing hide
and seeE Win two Of the fair sex at
o'Keef's Swimming Pool Sunday Some
how or othts when Il cams time for the
fair ones 70 hide Nc ard Dad couldn't
And them. we recommend glasses for the
boys.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

The pack train was down TO visit US
last week. He Is looking fine.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14
High Notes From
Company Z no

First Cook Frank Brown always finds
some place IN which 10 spend his of
pany street or mess hall. try Y NJ c.
A 1882 just across tho way. and you
VIII locate him In a corner by himself
writing letters. Who is the young lady,
FTankH
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Bifd came back from his furloush an
q. IL We all were expecting that which
no didn't get the cigars George how
hong are you going 70 continue TO kid use
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

The trip to Savannah was a complete
Adams were left at home and there was
m absence 81 discussion IN the party. TIL
10 SenAefer, Freddie Sehoenhut Reynolds
Olson and Flynn made up the party which
lftt on Saturday and returned early Mon
day morning
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

w are still looking for the corporal
Ene save his squad the command Left
9y Right instead OF Squad RICH" at
hiHrection drill last Saturday.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

From the amount 81 soldiers report
lng e the Two dental nfifmariea Of
stte, we judge the mon are taking ad
vantage az an excellent opportunity
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Rot6. the Versatile kid. has added TO his
many iaurels gained on the gridiron, dia-
gaond, track and swimming pool, those
n the dance floor, The girls just think
Do ~ (44--.--4--4) grand
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Where do We 90 from here boys where
40 We 90 from here2'' Neck
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

KrosB, Adams ana Carnahan formed a.
UNIT g represent the 18th at church last
Sunday,
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14

Secretary Devaa Of X Of C. Building
Nd. has presented new rain coats
10 RAYMOND Bliss and Frank Chambers
To be used while handling watermelons
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ESTABLISHED ACCESSORY TR1 AND
v.icantzsnE business for sale cheap; 6ArIaiA
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MRS. c. SAUNDERS. Indian Psychic. wishes
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illness and would be glad to receive her
friends and former clients. sli y. Y. ave.
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NOW is your chance. Buy di-
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brick, bay-window, two-story
house; two latrobes, range,
bath and metal garage attach
ed; $4,000 for a quick sale.
This is a reasonable price and
a good investment. As L st.
N. E. 13
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81. q \, iN-LArES second Gtory front
: toom: modem improvements; walking dis
eAncs Of navy yard. apSO-tf
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FOR RENT-RooMS
FURNIS SHED.

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!. PER CENT INVESTMENT IN RAJ SstAtS
An Washington IL = good investment D.
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IDEAL, APARTMENT BUILDING CO.,
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where To 1--we and Eat.
DEATHS

IsEHHOLz-Suddsnly. on Sunday, llay
5, 1913 AZ her residence, l13 Third gtlsSi
northeast. MARGARET FRISEHHOLZ,
beloved wife OF ths late Ch-igtopher Friseh-
holE. and mother Of BarbarA Frlsshholl
and Ms NJ 7. Nolan.
Fune-al VIII take place from bar hts
residence. Wednesday, Nay ., At u q. m,
QUEEN mass viii be said for the rgposs e
her soul In;erment At St NAYS Gene
tSry. FunGr7l private.
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4th 81. n. W, t11G-Nfosly furnished front
rOom, soeO1d hoor: electricity; phone serv-
- twtn botsi tEo ggltiSmsa profsHsd: go
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-29
For Sale-AutomObiIes- Wanted

>~~-O~-~~~--~~~~
FOR SALE-Ford roadster. 1917 model
Practically new. Ss25 cash. Owner join
ing army. Phi 86f1W-
Ell PASO automobile laundry-Have youI
cars washed while you wait; cars called
Tor and dellvered- 200 n. kas. Phi 977-
FOR SALE-Overland fore door Country
club. 1917 model; first class condition.
can be seen at Cleveland Square Garage
FOR SALE-Cadillac touring car, perfect
condition, new tires. sacrifice price Terms
f desired Phi 1863 201 ". san Antonio.
WILL PURCHASE from owner, slig' tly
used light touring car. Phi 4007J or call
1873 Randolph
FOR SALE Ford touring cars. muHt be
sold at once. cheap for cash only. One
eomplete air outfit lsls Richmond St
ELEGANT FORD mohair top and back
parcel post Satisfaction guaranteed
Cameron auto Top Co. san Antonio. Tex.
FOR SALE-Maxweu touring car. 1917
model, perfect condition. new tires, seat
covers. cheap. Phi 1855 zol ". San
Antonio
TWO NICE LOTS, worth $500; located
on AoreuG ST., near Alta Vista school,
10 exchange for a good light auto; no
junk considered Phi 2S7e- Address c.
3. Whitaker los Newman ST
AUTO WANTED-some cash and my $3.50
equity il two beautiful Manhattan heights
Saxon. Oakland. Buick or other light car.
See NJ P. Carlock at The White House
OWN A CAR AND STILL BUY
WAR SAVING STAEPS"
YOU HAVE JUST FEW MORE DAYS
IN WHICH TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF OUR PRICE sLASHISG SALE
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WE ARE STILL ABLE TO GIVE
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IT Is IMPOSSIBLE TO BEAT
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OVERLAND PASSENGER TOUR
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LIGHT -FOUR" ROADsTER
OVERLAND. LATE MODEL ....S3s5
big FOUR" s PASSENGER OVER
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WE HAVE SEVERAL OTHERS NOT
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WE HAVE HELPED OTHERS, LET
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AND Buy WAR SAVING STAMPS"
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PHONE 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-29
E0R - D oWNER

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Nicely finished room new Dunga-
low. hardwood floors, basement. heat.
garage. lots. corner, servants room.
For particulars apply TO Mrs J. W
C-owdus 1900 W. Missouri Phi 1921
ATTRACTIVE well-buiIt home at
bargain price End Of Government
Hill car line, two blocks from Austin
Terrace. one block from paved street
Five large rooms. Eiassed and
screened p0rches, fun basement. three
closets. pantry and cooler. unusually
well designed built-in features. wood
work. electrical fixtures, etc Shades
and IinoIeum included Phone owner
42s1-Tr. and make arrangements 20
see this at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-29

MODERN g ROOM BUNGALOW
South front. nice yard, Montana
St Worth $500 On account OF
owners death can sell for $500.
3 ROOM BUNGALOW. MODERN
2 lots; 2010 Montana St $500;
worth $1,000.
FREMONT STREET BARGAIN
8 room modern bungalow, 2 lots,
south front. $4,000. This is a real
bargain
Easy terms on any Of these.
W. f. PAYNE.
Eo1 Mesa Pm. 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-29

FOR ssLE-Wlu sacrifice 90 acre ranch
near Clint. with stock and tools. = in
cultivation. some alfalfa 10 trade or
agents. l168. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-29

$50 PER ACRE
Isl acres on Island as good land Is
IN the valley. well worth $50 per
acre. thig IS a nou-resident owner and
needs the money
$50 PER ACRE
90 acres at Ia Mesa. q real bargain.
would be cheap az SIS per acre.
$3.50 PER ACRE
II acres on North loop read, three
miles doWn valley all in cultivation
$500
room house and 2 acres land.
miles below FL Paso. Easy terms.
$3.50 TO $500 PER ACHE
and & acre tracts OF land, miles
down valley; this IS 800 per acre be-
low actual value.
VI. T. PAYNE
loi Mesa Phi 1850.