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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-11-21
cREsco. IOWA, NOVEMBER


The City Council Of the City OF
Cresco, Iowa, met pursuant to ad-
tournament from November 3, 1910 al
8 o'clock p. M.
Members of the City Council pres
ent, Irvine, Button, Hamilton, Marus-
ka; O'Dell absent.
MIG Mayor A. E. Barker called the
meeting to order. t ,/
On motion made and seconded that
the offer of Swinson & Miller to the
City of Cresco to take over one fire
ladder and care for same be rejected,
Motion carried. -. =.
On motion made and seconded that
all bills must be certified to and filed
with City Clerk on or before the first
day of each month. On failure to
comply with the above motion all
such bills will be laid over until the
following month for approval and
payment. Motion carried. "
On motion made and seconded that
the City Treas rer be and is hereby
authorized to establish fund to be
known as overdue interest fund And
to transfer to said fund from the sew
eral Bond Funds fro milne to time an
amount sufficient to pay any interest
coupons over due and hereafter to
pay such overdue interest coupons
when presented out of said overdue
interest fund.
And further that said City Treasur-
er be and is hereby instructed to
show in his monthly report the
amount transferred, amount paid out
and balance on hand in said overdue
interest fund, and also the amount
m Ill
ance on hand in such fund for which
a separate levy is made, Motion car
ried. Is, ,.... -. - 49,.
On motion made and seconded that
the following Resolution was adopt
Sd by the City Council of the City of ,
Gresco, Iowa. Ayes, Irvine, Button.
Resolution accepting Plat and
publication of notice of filing OF same
struction of this Council there has
the Office of the City Clerk a Plat
and Schedule showing the assess
ments proposed to be made for the |
cost OF constructing of PAVING on
the following described streets to-wit. |
of Second Street West to the West |
line of Second East, except the inter |
section of Elm Street now PAVED; |
Fifth Avenue from the East line of |
Second Street West to the West !
line of Second Street East, except the !
of Elm Street now Paw
ED; Sixth Avenue from the West
line Second Street West to the West
line Of Second Street East, except
the intersection of Elm Street now
PAVED; Third Avenue West from
the West line of Second Street West
20 the East line of Third Street West,
Second Avenue West from the West
line Of Second Street West to the
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-11-21

uous places along the line of said i'm
provement: That said PLAT and
SCHEDULE are on file in his office
and that within TWENTY DAYS
after the first publication Of said no.
tice all objections thereto as to the
prior proceedings on account of err
rors, irregularities or inequalities
must be made in writing and filed
with CITY CLERK. -
Attest: M. ]. MACARTHUR,
City Clerk.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-11-21

THE new Three-Point Cantilever
Springs Of Overland I, BY their special
p..eneen fso% oi an 4oad ;ots Bum aqe
ine, twisting, swaying and vibrating are
wonderfully lesened. The blows Of the
eoad seldom reach you. There is less ten
dcncy to bodily fatigue after long rides.
The springs of Overland 4 attached at
the ends Of a 13o- Inch Sprinebase give the
fiid3ing comfort and road stcadiness hereto
fore possible only with cars of long wheel
base and erztweieht, yet Overland 4 retains
the light weight and economy advantages of
1oQ-inch wheelbasc.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-11-21
A Farm Bar,sll,ain!

A fine l2o-acre farm only three miles
from Cresco on graveled highway
Convenient to the Cresco schools
Gooi improvements. An ideal home
Liberal terms. >
w. H. TILLsoN, Owner.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-11-21
With Fhree-Point Cantilever
Springs New Overland 4 Seems to
+ "Sail Over The Roads"

Three-Point Cantilevcr Springs protect
the car from the hammcrinp and wear of road
blows. They lenethen its life and reduce
upkeep costs. =
Equipment of Overland is dependable
and complete from Auto Lite Starting and
Lighting to Tillotson Carburetor.
100000 miles Of test have made the
strength and endurance of this car a matter
of record. H
See Overland 4 at the first opportunity
Ask for booklet. Overland Touring, $845;
Roadster, $845; Coupe, $1325; Sedan, S1375.
Prices f. o. b. Toledo.
The American Jewish world., 1919-02-28
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

"glad hand" that is offered them
when they come and go, the friend
illness of the members to every new
conner, at least within the church
edifce. To the Jewish recruit this
is most welcome experience He
contrasts it with the somewhat cold
atmosphere that prevails in the mod
ern synagogue, the indifference of
the older members to newcomers.
He does not realize that the Chris
tian churches are eager to make con-
verts, that Jew in particular is
considered a great gain by them,
valuable acquisition. Hence the
policy of the ushers, deacons, elders
and ministers of the Christian
churches to heartily extend the right
hand of fellowship to everyone who
crosses the threshold of the church.
Rich and poor alike are given the
same cordial greeting and warm
handshake. And the Christian
Science Church that gains it's re-
cruits from all other churches, must
outdo them all in regard to good
fellowship and fraternization Out
side of the church, however, this
praiseworthy spirit of democracy
and brotherhood is generally absent
Social lines are drawn as sharply
as everywhere else The rich have
their rich friends, and the poor have
their poor companions, or are left
to look for them and find them.
We Jews seek no converts from
among the adherents of other faiths,
and we feel that we need offer no
special inducements to Our own peo-
pie to tempt them to pay the syna-
gogue a visit, and to become affili-
ated with a Jewish congregation.
We consider it the duty of every.
Jew to do so, to help support the
Jewish institutions of the commun-
ity, religious, educational, and chari-
table; and we consider it his privi-
1ege to share in whatever advantages
such institutions afford. The
stranger, the newcomer, has the
same privileges and the same obli-
cations as the old settlers. One de-
rives no greater benefit from the
synagogue than the other. 1t is no
more in the interest of the one than
of the other that the synagogue
should receive hearty moral and
material support.
The American Jewish world., 1919-02-28
February %, 1919

y
cernedly. He was used to greater
sacrifices, greater hardships, greater
pains "for the sanctifcation of the
divine name"
But times have changed, both for
better and for worse. On the one
hand, conditions are much better
for the Jew in most lands. At least
his rights to life, liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness are fully recog-
nized and protected. On the other
hand, people are so ambitious, so ag-
gressive, so eager to forge ahead, to
win all of life's prizes, that neither
faith, nor conviction, nor loyalty,
nor any other great virtue is allowed
to bar ones way to success. Sue
cess, worldly, material, success, is
the Moloch that all worship, the
modern Jew included.
No wonder that in Germany, Aus
tria, England, France and other Eu-
ropean countries thousands of Jews
have parted company with their fell
low Jews and Judaism, and have be-
come merged and lost in the vast
non-Jewish majority. Some have
joined the mass of the unchurched;
they are "Konfessionslos," as they
call themselves in Germany; while
others have entered the fold of
Christianity. Thousands of Jewish
recruits have been annually added
to the Christian church in Germany
and Austria. Many others, who still
have spark of honest manhood in
them, and cannot enter the portals
of the church with a lie on their
lips, have their children raised as
Christians, in order, as they think,
to give them a free and open road
to future success. Thus are man
hood, honesty, conviction, loyalty
and faith sacrificed nowadays on the
altar of vanity, ambition and greed.
Such Jews we have in this country,
too, and good1y number of them.
To them Judaism, to use Heine's
phrase, is misfortune They would
fain be relieved of it. To such the
Christian Science Church is a veri-
table godsend. They try to deceive
their former coreligionists by telling
them that Christian Science is not
Christian at all. 1t is something
different. zone can remain a Jew
at the same time, yea even better
Jew" they tell you, and lot more
of s11ch hunocritica1 nonsense
The American Jewish world., 1919-02-28
4233

feel offended by the cold indiffer-
ence they often meet, by the forma-
ton of clans, and cliques, and cir
cles, in the synagogue; by the rich
and smart flocking together without
paying any attention to the others.
Many Jew, especially if he be a
newcomer in the community, joins
the synagogue for social reasons. He
wishes to meet people, to get ac-
quainted, to make friends. He soon
finds himself sadly disappointed and
disillusioned when he receives no
attention from the leading families,
the smart set.
This is not exactly as it should be.
It is certainly desirable that in the
synagogue, as in the church,
friendly reception should be accord
ed the stranger and the new ar
rival, and that greater sociability
should be cultivated among all the
members. There is room for i'm
provement along these lines in the
modern synagogue. But is that any
justification for any sensible, earn
est, right-minded Jew, for turning
his back upon the synagogue and
his coreligionists, and joining the
church, Christian Science, or any
other? Is that all that mans re-
1igious convictions are worth? Is
the value of the synagogue merely
that of social club, an agency to
promote sociability?
Shall We Jews Surrender?
Can any Jew of thought or feel
ing, and of manly principle, so easily
surrender to the camp of Our opposi
ton, Christianity? Consider Israeps
martyrdom during the hundreds of
years of Christianity's existence.
Read any chapter of the classic work
!. of our historian, Create, dealing with
! that period; or read that little book,
"The Sufferings of the Jews During
the Middle Ages" by Zunz, in order
to get some idea of the Jews tragic
fate in the days of the church's. tri-
umphs.
Christianity's symbol, the cross,
symbol which Jewish Christian Sci
entists often display with pride, has
a very real significance for us Jews.
While to the Christian it symbolizes
the mythical crucifxion Of his
Savior. to us IeWs it stands for the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-03-05
OvERALLs-DOWN GO PRICES

Look, Men, what we've got for you 90 AZ
So Lee Union 1-piece Union OIL suits eDO e4O
Every mechanic and automobile owner will want one
OF these all-over Overall Suits. You couldn't buy
them wholesale at the price we name in this sale.
They come in all sizes from "a to 49, and remember,
there plenty of big sizes for you big fellows Sc
come and share in this bargain
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-03-05
RUBBER FOOTWEAR

FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT BARGAIN
PRICES-ALL MUST GO DURING THIS SALE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-03-05

Mems Copeland Ryder ShOes-We don't only claim
this to be as good shoe there is in Potosi, But
the Very Best! Don't take word for it, when
you can ask 43 satisfied customers in a little
like Potosi we claim that is shoe quality. All
styles and Sizes $1,000 &c az
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-03-05

Women's Low Shoes, $3.50 value,
Quitting Business sale price.
Women's Dress or Everyday Shoes,
$3.50 value, sale price------------
Women's Dress Shoes, high or low
heel, latest styles, 81 val. at ----,
Women's Fine Dress Shoes, newest
styles, best feathers, SIS val. go at.
Women's Fine Dress Shoes, $500
value, to be closed out at----------.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-03-05
MEMS AND BOYS UNDERWEAR

Heavy Ribbed Underwear at------------ ~
Here is that good old-fashoned SOFT and COM
!. Portable fleece lined underwear This is the big
heavy kind that outdoor like well. It's the
best $3.50 value in the world and in all sizes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-03-05
MEMS WORK SHIRTS
COFFEE! COFFEE!

Prices may never be so low. Buy enough as you
sure will make big savings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

EWn SALE
A FIVE ROOM bungalow With sleeping
ue--h on Esiss S. f475oo1. with terms
FIVE ROOM house on Wyoming S. Eea
large sleeping porch and klrchen- Sss1l'
good terms
FIVE ROOM bungalow On Montana s.,
hardwood fIoorz- Sleeping porch. heating
plant iu quarter basement and good
rara-c: a bargain for $500 90. H-Xcep-
riouaIfv easy terms Better Investigate
FOUR ROOM bungalow on wyoming -
Especially attractive 7 is on q corner lor
and Be- block from 1--WE Points me
furniture u tnia mouse is l1F at-s 70 pun
chaser $500 Easy terms
81 ROOM APARTMENT house within I'VE
minutes walk from heart % city 6eal
location IN El paso and a bargain WIN
fake suitable bungalow as firzt payment
Err 500. o0 Good terms
TWO FOUR ROOM bungalows in hign-
land Park, rlassed-in sleeping porchea, ana
dcilrhtful locations Both ~ these lll-
raIows are bargains S-I-l-al each " 20
take 100000 down
GRIFFITH COMMISSION co.
--o -ss TTrst Bllr. Phone 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

New brick bungalow, five rooms and
bath. finished In ivory enamel
throughout. tile bath. hardwood
floors. buflt-in bookcases. massive
mantel and fireplace. basement with
registers En- for heating plant One
block Of car. South front paved
street ard paving paid. Price $500
Terms $500 cash and s35 per month
LEAFELL g. SHERMAN
116 Texas St Phone 1926.
Members FL -aso Real Estate Board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

gf1O000-CLEFr0N ST.
rooms. bath. Elassed sleeping
porch. finished In old ivory south
front on 90 IT.
sa500Oo-NODERN-
3 rooms. bath, basement with regis
-ers sets south front; paving paid
00.OO-TROM BRIDGE ST.
q rooms. bath. glassed sleeping porch.
basement. hardwood floors IN 3
rooms. tile floor in bath. South front
on corner
MANI ATTAIN hts.
s rooms. bath breakfast room, base
ment and heating plant south front
$4,000.
5T50.G0-CLOsE N
: rooms. bath, large sleeping porch,
basement and he4tiuE plant with
brick garage. large living and dining
rooms. beamed ceilings.
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
90s Mesa ave. Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28


HIGH CLASS BUNGALOWS
n. OCHOA ST. rooms and
Sleeping porch; heating plant.
brick garage. hardwood
floors. paved street. in eL-
ceIlent condition. Only $500.
Better act quick
CALIFORNIA ST. rooms
and glass enclosed porch;
south front on paved street,
heating plant, hardwood
floors, modern in every re-
spect- Offered for a Few
DAYS only at $500.
CAMPBELL ST. CORN Err
Excellent s room bungalow
with sleeping porch large
basement with furnace south
front cut today from $1,000
to $3.50 for quick sale.
FIsK-HAMsET REALTY CO.
Phone 1913. New Trust Bldg.
Members FL Paso Real Estate
Board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

Also 80 acrls q Wiley and On maladam
road for property ia Oaklahoma city.
Business and tenement property for a
wen improved farm or oil leases DO proved
field South front lots on Hastings street,
paving paid, for modern bungalow. %
acre farm near san Ellzario, Texas. about
Is acres in alfalfa. three room adobe
house. fenced for cotiaga or oil stock.
Equity in bungalow or cottage for valley
land OF lots. Tenement FOR good second
lien notes o. lots
W. y. CARL.
Phone 60. 500 Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

For So, Ia Kancbe,

For Sale-Farms and Ranches
RANCH for rent, one-half mile from
1sleta. Apply 40 s. oregon St
FOX RENT-Fire acre ranch, room
house, county road West Tsleta- Hart
nlan.s Flower shop.
FOR SALE-Thirteqn acres Improved. va
sell stock IL desired. Il acres adjoining
can be bought or leased. miles south Of
Las Cruces on main road. Jacob l. Davis
Aesilla Park. New Mc1ieo-
FOR sALE-First class ranch PROPOSITION.
1900 acres decided land, over 100, 900 acres
available for pasture. abundant water
Ideally located. Address o. F. SandoTal.
1l4 s. second St. Albuquerque. y n
E-XTRAORDINARY bargain. suburban 90
acre truck farm, half price; $500. Ad-
dress owner. res. 10i Georgia street. or
man box 1891 wright ave.
WHILE THY LAST-20 and 40-acre
Good land, famous Ozarlzs. low price, easy
payments send for application and send
postage. y ). Hamilton, $40 West Fourth,
Chanuta. Kan
FOR SALE Or KENT for the year 1870,
all On cultivation aud houses, 1s3 acres
rieh six made SOIL on Island. miles
from clint on public road between Moor
O. OTIS farm, government canal through
Dc, wheat, cotton. corn. melons galore on
it this year address l. H. McCrumrnsn,
soI w Vain. Eastland, rex
Fer RENT-55 acres one-half mile from
Las Cruces depot on gravel road; four
room house. suitable for cantaloupes or
trucking: 10 acres already pluwed; acres
iu alfalfa; good land G. r. Quesenberrys
Las cruces. y. 81
COTTON, ALFALFA. COTTON
one o. the best improved farms IN the
valley. close 70 Clint about 100 acres, all
cultivated. IS in Alfalfa, large nay barn
room house FOR sale cheap WLl taza
modern bungalow as part payment Fhone
5547-J call Narbroush
FOR sAIE
Twenty-Five acres q good valley land, part
iu cultivation. miles north % FL Paso-
Right Or the center o. the future OIL field
This land IS not leased Owner must 90
east so viii sen cheap II sold BY Deem
CATTLE RANCH FOR SALE.
IN Arizona. So acres PATENTED. covering
Waterlngs or springs 26 sections leased
20 90 miles fencing. good Improvements.
$50 head high grade Eerefords- Place VIII
carry 1000 10 1900 cattle year round, can
stock it riEht now. $50 eco for ranch and
improvements. $3.50 per head Tor cattle
r. T. LYONS. Io2 Texas IN. III.
MISSOURI FARMS. 10 acres. s15e. IS
monthly 90 acres. $500. SO monthly
productive. no wet waste land. abundant
rainfall. healthful climate. good schools
and churches. close 70 good railroad town
and big markets r. J. d. and rural
telephones. fine for fruit. vegetn hles- poul-
try and hog raising. plenty Of free range,
perfect titlc free round trip railway fare
I 10 INSPECT. money back after year II
dissatisfied. photographs and fun inforna-
ton free Write E g.. " 500 Baltimore
Ave. Eansas city. No
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

basement. This is on Tularosa street
on car line. near Five Points VIII
take $3.50 u sold al once, very easy
terms. See MORT STRAUSS.
GOODMAN BROTHERS q co.
Real Estate and Insurance.
a05 n stanton ST. Phone 2a24
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

Dogs For Sale. Wanted. Etc.
------~-----~---------~-~-
CHIHUAHUA DOS for sale. Pm $40.
sPRATrs Dc. Puppy and Cat Food
". d. WISE SEED CO.
Bull DOG MAJOR-For sale cheap.
American bun puppy registered stock,
three months old and trimmed. See ar
Maxwell az TEXAS OIL Exchange Phone
FRESH new stock Of spratt's Dog Biscuits
and sqpEiiss; G-aylo2,s Dog 6eneeis-
- 2 san Antonio. Just eazI o. eonrth9lle,
For Sais-Miscellaneous
PAssPORT PHOTOS. ~ Tezaa s..
WANTED-Buy ehiczens. rabhits. Ph3slaW
FOR sALE-Lawn ferniiz9r. 81 load de-
livc-ed Pr 5so1
VERY nice rabbit hutches Tor sale. Phi
REGARDLESS Of high cost q living our
prices are the same Herman Transfer CO.
OLD HATS MADE new. renovated and re-
modelled Nine. SeEal. sos N kansas
FOK sALE-Plate glass mirror, as IN
by % in FL Paso Piano Co. 215 Texas 81
sAXOPHONEs. c. G. Conn make. n T.
Locke agent. 1911 z. Boulevard Phone
FOR sALE-Beautirul mink fars n1uff aHd
neck piece. bought IN y. sen FeE
reasonah.e. 2lo5 Myomlng 81
FOB sALE-Medium size soft Ehel Pc
cans. 15c per pound. large lec, T. O. B.
Iacnoua. Tex W. - FielL
TOR sALE-FIfty tons Coior5do Nine Run
Coal on hand in bins OF Elite Laundry
Company $500 per ton Phone -l7l-
SHELVING. cheaper than lumber. Ec-
Caslzy credit register, sos drawer BIZ
fls. 81 Phone zs11.
PHONOGRAPH-LarFs cabirct sIEs. per
for llQoQl- 81 Prospect St.. firat flco1-
one LaKGE brown cameo brooch set On
gold. one pair long nliEree gold earrings.
hand made n s2i2-W-
FOR sALE-Genusne Mexican hand drawn
table cicth and napkins. pure linen and
elaborate In design Also other pieces q
SIX and lnen draEn work n 64l.-H-
CLOSING out Lily q Franca' eorsets a.
cost. beautiful models. sizes "a % 81. also
TIE AUCTION HOUSE
Phone zsgg. s2l E san Antonio s.
u you want 20 by Or sell anything we
W. A. WILLIAMS. AueHopeer.
FOR SAILS silver mining claims near
Globe ore assays from fifty % two thou
sand dollars rer tom: or VII lease % re-
liable paroles Lee D. Marrin. BOX Ts.,
Globe. Arlzoua-
FOR SALE
Counters. shelving. scales. cash register.
electric ceiling fan. ice boxes Refrigerator
case VIII take best nffeT between row and
December 1sL-PHONE 70ln.
SHOEs-We invite correspondence with
people able TO handle 100 pairs or more
or perfect and newly repeired army shoes
Iuternationai sales Co. 80 VI. san An
tonic s.
sTANDARD MOUNTAIN APPLES, sass
sa25 per box. delivered El Paso. Send re-
mittance with order ana name variety
wanted Postmaster. Three Rivers. ~ 81
GENUINE u. s. government commercill
olive drab Blankets. All We have LEFT
weigh lbs and "A lbs. each stock he-
ing rauidly deulstcd- Better bur now IN
teruatioual sales Co. 5l9 W san Antonio
Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

SEVEN ROOM BRICK, basement
brick garage, three lots paving paid
immediate possession only S4l5Of
$500 cash, balance easy.
-FOUR ROOM BRICK, bath. two sleep
fuz pOrches. near car S2400i $50
cash.
THREE ROOM BRICK. large porches,
near car. $500: $50 cash.
-FOUR ROOM BRICK large porches,
near car. Alta Vista on paved street;
s2300. $3.50 cash, balance monthly.
FRANK Il. cox,
Phone 6425. 219 Caples BLDG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

OWN Az INCOME PRO
DUCEEG HOME
CLOSE IN. s room house, y.
III Paso St. divided into 2
anartnents. renting for $50
oer month. Purchaser can
live in one apartment anc
help pay for property out OF
rent from the other only
$500. This is one OF the
best propositions we have
had listed for some time
FIsK-RAlIsEK REALTY CO.
Phone 1913. Ner Trust Bog.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
For SaIe-FurnRurs

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AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY. DECEM-
Der Bird. AT 10 A. n
BIC EURNITURE SALE
AZ the Auction House. 81 z. san Antonio
ST. basement All kinds Of furniture,
dressers, beds. chairs. rockers and dining
chairs. library tables. dining tables. kitchen
cal inetg. carpets and rugs
". A. WILLIAMS. Aucii0ueer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

s1,5O0.OO
Buys this room frame house
on two south front lots. nice
~ tinted inside. newly paint
ed outside; 2 blocks from car
line and paved street; 10000
down. balance $1,000 Per
month and interest.
S5,5OO.0O
room bungalow, Elassed
sleeping porch. basement.
heat. laundry tubs. . lots,
garage, paved street. near
Five Points. Immediate pos
session. s125O0O cash. bal
ance terms. Better hurry.
SEE FILLER WITH
CHARLES b. STEVENS
Real Estate and Insurance
city National Bank Bldg
Phone 3454.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

s28Oo.0O-s300.0 cash. easy monthly
payments. 8 rooms and s. D.
S50.OO-S350-00 cash, $500 per mo.
and interest 5 rooms, on car line.
sfT5O.0O-s500 cash. alance easy, 5
rooms. in give Points.
sG5OO.0O-s500.00 cash. balance 20
suit. 5 r. brick. walking distance
5000. 00-s500.Q0 cash, Manhattan
Hts u. and glazed S. o.
s8T-0.n0-f5o 10000 cash. Sunset Hts, &
rooms, 8. ~ hardwood floors, base
meur-
SEE BRYAN ~. BROWN
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
2hnne $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

A LOT OF second hand gas stoves
Low prices and your credit is o. r.
EOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
AUCTION SALE SATURDAY AT 10 A. M.
no the Auction House 32l =. san Antonio
ST. basement This is the weekend SALE
consisting OF saddles rifles. shot guns
oliver typewriter. toddy urn. hose. spades
uitchforzs. cooking utensils. furnltur e 3
many other things W A. Williams, Auc-
ti0neer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

For Sale or Exchange-Keal Estate
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OIL I.ANDS-veazey. care HcralE
TUCUMCARI residence property for East
II Paso and 10 rooms. wen located Pm
owner. 1862. for appointment