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Arizona republican., 1918-03-13

For the purpose of discussing in full plans for the ensuing year and con- struction of the new building. the annual membership meeting of the Arizona Deaconess Hospital corpora tion, was held last evening at the Gen. tral Methodist church.
 Following the yearly custom of elect ing five of the 15 trustees, Levy Young. K. s. Townsend, J. C. Phillips, Dr. J. C. Norton and H. B. Wilkinson were elected.
 The members of the nominating com mittee who secured the consent of the trustees chosen to serve were John D. Loper Dr. John Dennitt. Jr. and James Aldrich. So successful was their work that the assembly voted unani- mously to instruct the secretary to cast the ballot of the meeting for the five men chosen.
 An interesting feature of the meet ing was an address by pr. Byron H. Wilson, superintendent of the Arizona district of the Methodist church, and formerly manager of the Great Metho- dist hospital in Los Angeles.
 The very practical and inspiring ad- dress of Dr. Wilson of Los Angeles created a victory atmosphere for the whole project. Miss Williams. super intendent's report tabulated interest ing facts and figures Thirty patients at time crowds the little Third ave nue building to full capacity; yet 369 persons were cared for last year Total financial resources s11,135, eXpendi- lures, $11,447. Credit bank balance for current expense account March l. 1918, sS44. Charity dispensed including un- collectable accounts, $1,070
 Treasurer J. A. R. Irvine showed s15,0l5 had been paid in for new build ing enterprise and SS,726 paid out Balance in bank $7,134 which includes $500 in Liberty bonds. E. S. Gaddis as financial field secretary has covered about one half of the state and over
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
SAVE BABIES IN 1913 SLOGAN UT
 NEW CAMP PA|GN
(correspondenee Associated Pressl

(Correspondence Associated Press)
 WASHINGTON, March 12.-Everv state in the Union has been assigned a. definite quota of lives to be saved during Children's Year, which will be inaugurated by the Children's Bureau Of the Department of Labor on April 6, the first anniversary of America's entry into the great war.
 In seeking to prevent at least 100,- O0O of the annual total of 30O,000 pre- Nentable deaths of children under five years, the Children's Bureau with the assistance of the 5000 local commit tees Of the woman's committe of the council of National Defence will car NY the campaign into every commun- ity tO urge conservation of life here as a patriotic duty in view of the nn- avoidable wastage of men abroad in- cident to war. A national weighing and measuring test will be undertak- en first as a sort of stock taking" to afford a basis for computing results at the end of the year.
 Saving of infant lives will be only one part of the bureaus extensive program during the year. Plans are being made also to protect 30000 900 children under 15 against any attempt tO relax safeguards of child life. The United States is expected to profit by the experience of other war ring countries where the importance of maintaining child labor restrictions and school standards is being recog- nized as never before.
 Assignment of definite quotas to each state emphasized the bureaus anouncement that each community
 
 sibility in making the campaign a success.
 Tn the last analysis, every con- munity must save it's own babies if they are to be saved at all," Miss Julian Lathrop, chief of the bureau, said today. some of the states pos sibly have been set a very high mark in the campaign, but that was un- avoidable with the data at hand. The apportionments were made on the basis of population, rather than on the infant mortality rate, because sta- ltstics for the latter are not suf- ticienlty complete. Thus, states with low death rates will have propor- tionately greater task than states where infant deaths are more num- erous.
 T do not believe any objection will be encountered, however, for from all indications each state will be eager to surpass the goal assigned it. The response evoked by the first an- nouncement of our plans has sur passed all expectations and indicates that efforts 10 promote the health and welfare of children are to be more vigorous than ever before"
 New York and Pennsylvania have the largest quotas among the states, S,455 and S,31S respectively, while Ne vada has the smallest, 60. The as- signments follow:
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
1. w. w. PROPAGANDA
 SPREADS ID CUBA
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

HAVANA. March 12.-Revelations following the arrest last Sunday of Aquilino Lopez and Hilario Alonso in dicate that members of the Industrial Workers of the World, although under arrest in Chicago, are still carrying on their attempts to spread their propa- ganda throughout Cuba.
 Among the papers seized by the Gu ban chief of police when Lopez and Alonso were taken into custody was a proclamation said to have been signed by one of the large number of l. w. w. members now in jail in Chicago, urging sympathizers with the movement to continue their agitation in Cuba.
 The proclamation said that although members of the I. w. w. were in jail in Chicago, their power had not decreased The name of the writer of the procla- nation has not been made public.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
OLDEST LIVING CREATURE
Journal of Heredity)


 Among the oldest life forms on the globe is the shellfish, known as the lingula. a specimen of which was taken from Manila Bay several years ago. The genus. according to sci entists. has remained practically un- altered for more than 100 million years.
 With the extraordinary changes of climate and environment since the world began most forms of life with which science is familiar have been transformed or have altogether dis appeared since the geologic ages.
 That the genus lingula, should have survived for all these ages, and undergone virtually no change is striking evidence of the fact that the germ plasm. which under some conditions as in the case of the horse and the dog. is capable of extraor- dinary variation. is under other con- ditions remarkably constant"
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
FATHER REFUSES ID
 GIVE UP HIS CHILD

Refusing to give up his rights to his child Earl Mckinney. Douglas dairy man, opposed the adoption of the little girl by her grandparents. MT. and Mrs. x. J. Griner, of this city.
 Since the death of her mother two- year-old Thelma Pearl Mckinney has made her home with her grandparents, who worship the youngster. They de- cided to adopt her and notified the father who declared he would resist such a move on their part.
 Yesterday the family held a confer ence and it was decided that Thelma remain in the Griner home until she reaches the age of IA. Her father will contribute $l5 Il month toward her support.
 Casa Grande Lot Sale, Saturday, March 16.-Adv. bm
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
LOS ANGELES MARKET

LOS ANGELES, March 11.-Butter creamery extras, produce exchange closing price, soc per pound; price to retail merchants in 1-pound squares. 511a 0521ac per pound; price to retail merchants in 1-pound cartons, 52Q53c per pound.
 Eggs - Extras, produce exchange closing price, 39c; price to retail mer- chants, 41@42c; case count, closing, S6c; price to retail merchants. 3S@ 39c; bullets, closing, 37@3Sc; price to retail merchants, 35c.
 Receipts, eggs, 429 cases. Butter, 34,700 pounds.
 Sonora wheat-s26.OO. Bright feed barley s350.
 Local alfalfa hay $2S.00.
 Cattle-,Good steers, $1000; medium steers, $950; grass fed steers, $9.00; good heifers, $7.50@S00; fair heifers, $7.00M7.50; good to fair cows, se.50@ 7.50 . bulls and stags, s6.00M6.50; calves $9.00; light calves $50
 Sheep-Ewes, 5000; sucking lambs, S1450.
 Hogs-125 to 150 pounds, s13.50@ 14.50; hogs. 150 to 175 pounds, S15.00; hogs, 175 to 225 pounds. s15.75.
 Poultry = Broilers, 3663Sc; flyers, 32c; rdbsters. BOG; old cocks, 1Sc: hens, 22d24c; turkey hens, 26c; ducklings, 22M2Sc; young geese, 20c.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
ALLEGED RObbER
 GLAD IF ARREST

Holding J. c. Worden. alleged rob- Der. at bay until the arrival of the of- ficers. George Blendinger. yesterday forced Worden to remain on the bank of the canal with hanos upraised until the sheriff took him in custody.
 f Worden had a few moments before entered the home of Blendinger's mother. four and one-half miles north east of town. and robbed her of S70.
 This he admitted later in the day after search at the sheriff's office
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
FIX REGULAR TIME
 FUR CONSERVATION

With view to conserving along every line. members of the board of directors of the local chamber of com merce unanimously decided on a regu- lar meeting every Wednesday at o'clock
 Postage, it was pointed out, is a rath- CT large item at this time. and money saved on notices of meetings heretofore sent to board members will amount to fair sum in the course of a month or so.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, March 12.-Mercantile paper 5a4 m6eo. Sterling 60-day bills, 4729s; commercial 60-day bills on banks, 472b; commercial 60-day bills. 471ss; demand, 4.7530; cables. 476 7-16.
 Bar silver, S614c; Mexican dollars, 69ls.
 Government bonds heavy; railroad bonds irregular.
 Time loans strong; 50 days, 90 days and 6 months, 6 per cent
 Call money strong. High 6: low Az :; ruling rate AZ; closing bid 51a of fered at 6; last loan 6.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
FINANCES AND MARKETS
COTTON

COTTON
 NEW YORK, March 12. Cottor closed steady net F points lower tC F points higher.
 Futures closed steady; March $32.15i May $31.64; July, $31.15; Oct, S31.06i Dec. $29.S4.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
What I Have to Advertise

I work with double set of instru- ments which obviates the danger of in lection. This means that when one patient is being operated on the other set is being sterilized. thus allowing sanitary instruments to be used im- mediately on each new patient.
 l have leased the entire front row of offices above the Goldberg clothing store in the heart of the shopping dis trict. The offices are large with plenty of natural light and arranged to per init night work with the greatest amount of convenience The fixtures are the last word in dental equipment and no money has been spared to af- ford the patients comfort.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
Volume of Business and
 Price

It is well known fact that volume of business can be handled more eco- nomically than the occasional piece of work. This enables the advertising dentist to charge . more reasonable fee than the man who has to meet liv- ing and office expenses out of a limited number of patients.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
MARKET LETTER By R. Allyn Lewis

Although still confined to the pro- fessional coterie the operations of the
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13
In Conclusion

I am advertising to obtain you as client and I feel that can meet every expectation you may entertain as to my skill, integrity. and price. If you have trouble with your teeth, the sooner they are attended to the less it will cost you. Arrange for your ap- pointment today, examination free.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-13

PREJUDICE IS THE LAST OBSTACLE TO A DENTISTS ADVERTIS- ING.
 STANDARDS CHANGE. EV OLIVE, IMPROVE. MODERN CONDITIONS WILL COMPEL A DEN TEST WITH GREATER SKILL, BETTER METH ops. MORE COMPLETE EQUIPMENT, TO LET THE PUBLIC KNOW, WHAT TT Is TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO KNOW.
 Everything Else Being
 Equal
 For illustration take two dentists. Oie peionSS to tne olu scHooi ne does not advertise or in any way ac- quaint the public with himself or his profession The other dentist adver- tises. He feels he can be of service and is frank enough to let the people know it. He knows that a little en- lightenment on the profession of den- tistry will not only improve his busi- ness, but help others and encourage those who have poor teeth to seek the service of one. Everything else being equal between these two men. their training, skill, reputation. integrity and fee, would you discriminate against one because he advertises. The chances are you would patronize the man who ad- vertises just to reward him for his en- terprise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
FARaI EXCHANGEs.

$4,000. 70 acres I mile Esleta. 10 acre
orchard, acre vineyard. acres alfalfa,
dairy equipment. bees, chickens turkeys
farming tools. . teams. good four room
house. barn. concrete Soor. good well
gas engine, orchard uetted last year $500.
farm VIII pay FOR Itself I'm four years.
trade for business property or property IN
eastern part OF state
$50 per acre. $50 acres. Island land
raw. take part pay city property.
S35Qe. 10 acres, adobe houses. all an
cultivation, . blocks Ysleta postoffice.
first class soil, trade for city property.
SNAP.
s10.00o. very fine 90 acre farm. = nile
Las Cruces on the Alameda. all in fine
state OF cultivation. pebble dash adobe
bungalow. good barn. shed. pump. trade
for Fl Pss0 county
$1,000. so acres. near Ia Mesa. state
road On two sides 4 room house. good
hay barn, sheds. vel windmill so acres
alfalfa. city property part pay. 5000 o.
stock. can be sold with the place
$40 per acre. 45 acres. 10 minutes
Clint. al in cultivation alfalfa and other
crops, stock. tools. and poultry. E Paso
property.
s30oo. 81 acres, s room modern bun
gaIow. hot and cold water throughout the
house. water pipe over 81 acres bearing
mixed orchard. fine fence. flowers. shrub
berg paved roaG, trade for Fl Paso prop
erty.
NEWMAN nv EST3TENT COMPANY.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
PouItrr and Pet Stock


NEW ZEALAND rabbits for sale. 1910
Wyoming. Phone 2290w.
TOR sALE-Thorough Rhode Island Red
hens. laying. 3l1i Hamilton Phone ss.si.-
CUSTOM hatcEing. Altura Poultry Yards
Phone ss13-
BELGIAN hares pedigreed youPg stock.
Altura Poultry Yards Phone 66Is-
THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock cockerels-
Phone 5553J.
FINE Aiinorca Matching eggs. setting Sl-25
1873 e Missouri. Phone ISL
CUSTOM Matching. Randall 2sio memphis
street
FOR SALE-Fine White Leghorn laying
hens. One Barred Rock rooster White
Leghorn Matching eggs. Phone 2e5s.
THOROUGHBRED White Roca and
Barred Rock selected Matching eggs Phi
5653J-
SELLING out Hens. Cockerels. Incubators.
Matching eggs Lang's Chicken Ranch
Enone oeet-
BABY chicks and Matching eggs. trap
nezted bred 10 lay. Rhode Island Reds
Aitura Poultry Yards e8lf Savannah St
Phone s515-
TON BARRON ENGLISH WHITE LEG-
HORNS, worlds famous layers Trap
nested, healthy, vigorous birds EsEs
$50 PEI Is. s. per 100 Fertility guaran-
teed. J. A. Ferguson. 5so3 Grand Ave
Phone 555SM-
HATCHISG eggs from pure bred Rhode
Island Reds Barred Rocks. White Leg
horns. Notified Anconas, Blue Andaluslans.
start right by getting started win our
great meat and egg producing strains,
prices low. Write free circular. Wilyarls
Poultry yards 5ll4 Hamilton- ~ 4sLst.-
Dogs for Sale, Wanted, Etc.
FOR SALE-Fiue pediEreed Boston bull
terrier pups Call $50 W No. St. Apt s,
afternoons.
WANTED-To give bright fox terrier.
male. excellent watch dog. 20 someone
who will give good treatment. preferably
in country. Phone so2o. II s. Hunter.
For Sale-MiseeHaneous.
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BOOKS cheap. al Trust Bldg
one chicken house cheap. Phone I226.
WANTED-4 brass flower pots. Phi SEAS.
DISPLAY case chesp $40 Extension table
$50 Phone 58I6M-
FOR sALE-Canna bulbs. Beautiful orchid
Towering. IS cents dozen Phone 4sSeW-
FINE old guitar Tor sale Inquire SIS Y
tchoa-
FOR sALE-Invalid's wheel chair. Good
condition Phone SOS
9xI2 BRUSSELS rug reasonable Phone
so7sw-
BOX spring mattress couch. 6 feet. s
inches wide. Inquire mornings Apt g. as
Prospect
WHITE Hoosier kitchen cabinet az half
price. two singing canary birds cheap 81
Montana Apt A. Phone 1910
FOR SALE-Tornulo wood By car lead
lot. any amount Address Ivey Dale Ranch. .
Fahens- Texas
FOR SALE-Ons hundred ID refriEerator
s.; one straight wagon shaft, S2-50. Pr
501L
FOR SAIL esi horse power gasoline
engine, j separator. all new. very reason Z
abe Phone g. Tsleta- Texas
WHY does 30 take 10 three times as loEE
10 sour the goats milk as 90 does that OF
cows milk Ask your physician. he
knows II wanted goats milk. fresh goats /
OF little bllies tcastradetll write o. see I
John SaIopek. 2S01 Nations Ave.
FOR SALE-Piue railruad tics. hewed or
sawed. in any quantities telegraph poles +
and lumber any dimensions, delivered at /
sawmIu on X C. II. & o. Ply. kiiom- . ]
west OF 3Tinaca- address O. c. O-doucz, D
Gale Aldama- Chihuahua. Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
For Sale-Farms and Ranches.

For Sale-Farms and Ranches.
FOR SAILS sections ranch. three tanks
with water. one wind mill. one gas ec.
CINE pump, nice house For $4,000 5000
cash balance OF terms. Address Mrs r.
c. Girol- san Elizario. Tex. Phone H.
Clint
SMALL MISSOURI Farm.
s. 50 cash and $3.50 monthly. no inter
est o. taxes Also an Interest in or
great dere- opment project which within
the next feW months should pay you one
vest Highly productive land. close 10
three big markets: photographs and full
Information free. Munger. f. 5s7. n y
Life Bldg Kansas City. No
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
For Sale-CounHv Prouertv.

QUICK ACTION on FORCED SALE. .
80 ACRES.
In the Anthony section all in cultira-
ton, good room house. family orchard
on main ditch. pubic mad Quarter mile
school fiue white sir E1iI no afralI no
sub-irriGs alton IT Is a FACT THAT YOU
CANT DUPLICATE THIS FOR LESS
THAN $50 per acre. hu- the owner has
70 sell. Price 500.
BAILEY LAND co.
sos Herald Bldg Phone casg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03

S600e-6 room bungalow. G. S. P.
large basement, furnace. tile bath,
hardwood floors. built . years. Kern
Place, maids room. trees, vines,
hedge, $500 cash. balance suit
$3.50 room bungalow, Montana St.
full basement. hardwood floors, lots
part pay. balance easy.
ss200-5 room bungalow, Government
Hill. . fun lots, fun basement, fur
mace. take lots OF smaller property
part pay.
$3.50 room bungalow. c. s. p
basement, Mundy Heights. take 5000
in lots, balance easy.
$3.50 room bungalow Nations
Ave, lots or auto part pay, balance
eGET.
$500 room bungalow. lots. san
Jose St. new. $500 cash. balance easy.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
BTG SACRIFICE

FOUR ROOMs, GLASs PORCH,
Bliss near Piedras, corner lots. paving
paid for, house is furnished. Has been
renting permanently for s95 monthly.
Owner is in predicament and needs
money at once. VIII sell the whole
business for $4,000 this week. Pay
S1550-00 cash. bal 5000 monthly in
Guiding interest. You must be quick
r.. +. HEAD g. CO.
PA Mills Bldg Phone 1920.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
SNAIL MISSOURI FARM.
ARIZONA Ranch.

ARIZONA RANCH.
$4,000 acres Of which $1,000
owned Specially fine grass ccun-
Try and entire tract wen ,ratered-
Good improvements Over 5000
high Gcade cattle IN fine condi-
ton. lis horses and full equip
meu-- This ranch viii carry T.
eco cattle under ordinary co-di-
tons. Price $3.50. 900. Terms.
n. G. BUCHOZ & co.
Hotel Sheldon Bldg
Phone 80. II Paso, Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
To- SaIe-AnIomob1e,-Rnnled.
Structural

For SaIe-Automobiles-Wanted.
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FORD for sale. Phone e659J-
GOOD Ford truck body. Phone 4sl
WANTED-To buy Ford car. Ph. tos5.
1917 FORD. electric starter. Sl4 Mesa
OVERLAND cars wanted Brown w. GO.
ALTO repairing. Pass Ciiy Garage A .
Woehler prop Nrff-stiies Bldg Ph 1890
RADIArOR work guaranteed Evans Ac-
cessory 60, us ". Overland Phone 5sSs.
AXLE~ MADE rRI Z without removing
Bucharan 2i2 san Frsncisco Pm 1881
MAXWELL car IN spiendid condition to
De sold. cheap. Phone 5S53.
FORD, 1918, recently overhauied. $3.50.
Thomas Motor Co
TOR SALE-Or trade. pass. Maxwell
car IN first class condition. Phi Ss9s.
FORD g passenger 1917 model for sale.
1921 Canal ST.
WANTED Ford truck or 8 passenger Must
De cheap for cash Phone 6974J
WANTED-BUICK LIGHT SIX IN GOOD
CONDITION At ONCE PHONE 11e-
FIRST CLASS Ford repair work at rs
W Overland. Phone ASA Evans Accessory
Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
For SsIe-Country Fropsrtr.

Is ACRES NEAR YsLETA.
Uuimproved land. well located
VIII take small payment OF II
Paso lots, as first payment. BAL
ance easy terms
JAY T. KNOX COMPANY.
301 Caples Bids Phone --9--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03

40 ACRES At Ia MESA
Worth SO. II sold this week
can sell for $50 per acre.
This is q real bargain.
FOR SALE
: room modern bungalow. .
lots. south front; fremont st.
s5250.O0; terms.
FOR FEW DAYS
OFFER SOME SMALL
ACREAGE TRACTS
valley below FL Paso at
real bargains Vow is the
time 10 secure or more
acres for country home. See
me az once for prices and
terms.
Il ACRES
Nine miles down the valley on
north loop, paved road. $500
pee acre, Which is IS percent
Of its actual value.
100 OTHER BARGAINS
In city and valley property;
viii accept Liberty bonds on
any OF these properties
WI. PAYNE,
4o1 Mesa ave Phone 1880
Real Estate and Insurance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
For Renl-Stores nd 60.

400 s Santa Fa. store So
800 S S. hraiu-- -.-s.--- go
sos san Francisco. store W
sos san Francisco store -----------. %
102 Z. Second. basement ----...-.---- s. )
$50 Myrtle. store ----------......---.t 5
- Morgan bldg ---- u
Overland and stanton. store $3.50
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
21f Mills BIDS Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03

For Reut-Rooms Furnished.
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FRONT bedroom cheap Pm Sls5J.
NICELY furnished front room Phi 567s-
BEDROOMS and housekseping 51s 9lyrtle.
NICE front room s. week is S. 0ehos-
FURNISHED room. private family. cor
Arizona and Brown- Phone seIsJ-
SPLENDID outside cool rooms Sc. 432i1
san Antonio
FURNISHED room Sc month on 'r. MS
souri, Phone so2S-
ATTRACTIVE front room. east frontage,
running water rs y Davis
NICE furnished room 11ls n oregon,
ApL- 80 T.
ROOM and porch f6r employed ladies.
close in private family Phone SSH
HOTEL. LAKE. rooms and bath. 81. So.
$50, SIS $40 W MQ Pm $500 Close Do.
TIE VISTA. 553 W. Missouri room with
bath and sleeping porch
MODERN room. bath. porch. reasonable
el9 ". Rio Grande.
FURNISHED room for gentleman Phone
5fss.
LARGE southeast room On walking dis
lance. Men preferred Phone I0o5M-
FOR RENT-Nice front room IN private
home. Phone $685..
NICE front room. hot water. lights, bath.
private home Phone -1s1-
FURNISHED room. connecting bath $3.50
week. Phone 6105J
LARGE room and Sleeping porch. Sl9
Arizona
NICELY furnished room close in. I4s y.
ochoa- Phone soeS-
PLEASANT rooms reasonable. business
district Hotel beaumont. eoeis Nils.
FURNISHED rooms and sleeping porch
217 Arizona-
ROOMS -~irh ~ without .sleeniur uorch.
also table board n desired 9o1 n. Fl Paso-
MOST desirable summer rooms in town.
Phone e0Ne-
ROOM wiki Sleeping porch on cool side
OF the hCIse. hot water always Phone
2ossR-
ROOM and sleeping porch In private
home. nice. would arrange for housekeep-
ing Phone 459lW.
VERY close in well furnished room. rum
ming water. new mattresses. housekeenlrs
n desired Phone Stls-
LARGE 'front.' room with kitchenet. also
one large Housekeeping room $40 Masot-
lin Phone S03fW-
ONE large furnished room for two or
three. no sick. IL vs.. Franklin, opposite
NICELY furnished room suitable for one
or two gentlemen IN private home 1f)9
n stanton or Phone eoso.
THE KATHRYNE. 110is s. stanton,
rooms $3.50 Up week. free baths. hot AMI
cold water.
NICELY furnished front room adjoining
bath. private entrance. private family, g
blocks from Cleveland Square. sos stew
art Phone 55s2,
For Rent-Rooms Unfurnishsd.
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SUITE % rooms Phone f-s1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
WANT A HQMEf
KOT- CAN'T mar THIS
snap on ARIZONA STREET.
BARGAIN HUNTERS. HERE IS YOUR
CHANCE

New s large rooms. 4 porches. hard
wood floors. 4 rooms. . baths. water
heaters. 8 gas heating stoves. double
garage; fuI lots. driveway. worth
$500; rented for $500 mo-; viii sell
for $500 00-S2300 cash, no trade II
interested call at office
CREEL g. CANNON
col Mills st Phone 5075.