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The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

As it's give to me to perceive, l most certainly believe When a mans just glad plum thru, Gods pleased with him, same as you.
 Riley. The Fair fund has now gone beyond the $2,000 mark. Your $5 or S1O will help total the $2,500 wanted at Mena.
 i |
 The didoes cut up by the army tank calls to mind the antics of the human known by the same name before the bone dry law arrived.
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 Mena is known abroad as a health resort. We can make it all the more such by selling the county farm and using the funds with other money, in building county sanitarium on Stil- well Heights.
 When a few people will donate S2i000 in cash prizes for the benefit of the entire county, don't you think you could help out with small con tribution?
 '
 More than year ago, ground was secured for Polk county Sanitarium If the plan as then outlined is car ried out, Mena could be made THE most prominent resort in Arkansas. Think this over.
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 Tn haavene ahnva The angels, whispering to one anoth-
 CT,
 Can find, among their burning terms
 of love, None SC devotional as that of moth
 CT" Edgar Allen Poe. If we could picture our mother an inmate of the County Farm, and we unable to care for her, would we not favor making her remaining days q little more cheerful by advocating q change to Sanitariufn on StiIwell heights?
 Two moro families located by the Commercial Club go to the credit of the public spiritedness of those sup- porting the institution. Let's wear a Madein-Mena smile.
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 A full uniformed band of twenty pieces, led by drum major, will lead the street parade at the opening of Mena's White Way. Too bad that we have to import the music. The only faith that wears well and holds it's colors in all weathers, is that which is woven of conviction.-Lowell.
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 Let's get ready now for another social visit to our neighbors in May.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

Strawberry growers in the south part of Polk county and in Sevier county are netting around ss a crate for berries. This will bring them more than $500 per acre, and will make some of them almost rich and the people of the districts prosperous. No. Mena people are not sharing in the good thing They forgot-or failed plant the berries.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24
SCHOOL NEWS.

| O&hOOL ANAAW A2t
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 Superintendent Wilbanks reports excellent programs at Egger and Wickes during the last week, both events being eighth grade gradua- tion exercises. Prof. Fairs class at Egger consisted of the following: Miss Maud Simpson, Miss Viola Lee and Paul DiehI. There is no question of the thoroness of the work at Egg ger.
 The class of eleven at Wickes pre- sented a program with every number from salutatorian to class will and all were excellent. The personnel of their class is as follows: Misses Pearl Compton, Blanche Hamby, Hat tie Forsee, Mildred Mallon, Beulah Ross, Myrtle Sullivan Geneva Rol- lins, and Messrs. Wellington Hamby, David Little, Edward Hamby and Dudley Forsee. Miss Bernice Cook of the Bunch school received her diplo- ma at this time also. Too much cred it cannot be given Prof. Hamby and Miss Ruth for both the splendid class and program.
 The superintendent has recently visited the three schools of District No. SO. This district is about ten miles long and lies along the railway. It is so long and narrow that three one room schools are necessary to &C., commodate the patrons. The schools are built on the same plan and the directors endeavor to equip them alike. They are all we'll furnished and have nine-month terms.
 The first school is Howard. It is within two miles of the Oklahoma line. Mrs. M. s. Hays teaches there. Her school is very small for the req son that few people live near. The order is excellent and the work is good. The lighting is insufficient. Their score is 77e6.
 Miss Ruth Wiley teaches the Rich Mountain school. Her building is the newest of the three and is conseuuent- ly the neatest. Their windows are not large enough but they have prac tlcally every convenience needed in a modern rural school. Miss Wiley has splendid primary class. Her other classes are small, but are doing good work. They score 7Se6.
 Eagleton is sawmill town. Miss Winnie Bates, the teacher, states that only six pupils are now attending who started last autumn. This is true because of the frequent moving of the people of the town. Her school is the largest of the three and she experiences the difficulty of classify ing pupils at all times in the school year. Their score is 74e6.
 All these schools lack community organization. They should be class A schools in consideration of the splendid equipment of all of them. Miss Wiley assured the superintend- ent that Rich Mountain would reach Class A before the school closes.
 
 A leader in the person of the teach " o'NANhN RdpiiHs pupilC Sp1T1LeQ directors, good housing facilities, ad- equate equipment and community in- terest are all vital to a good school anywhere.
 The Teachers Library is growing both in size and in popularity. The following books have been received since the original catalogure was published:
 How to Study.
 Classroom Management.
 The Ideal Teacher.
 The Teaching of Arithmetic (Stone).
 Practical Selection.
 The Teaching of Arithmetic (Klapper).
 War Readings.
 Teaching District School
 Among Country Schools.
 New Ideals in Rural Schools.
 Education for Efficiency.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

Yes. Polk county VIII do it's share in the Victory I1oan-but there's a suspicion that 1t is tired of being made goat buying from four to eight or ten times as much as other counties adjoining. Think it over. Someone is responsible for the ap- portionment
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24
A Fair Proposition.

"Mr. Grabcoin, I've saved up $s,000 and want to marry your daughter"
 Do you realize that $3,00O won't last long nowadays7"
 "Oh, yes, sir But it ought to take care of us for at least six months, and at the end of that time if haven't convinced you that I'm on ideal son-in-law you needn't do a thing for us. !" Birmingham Age Herald.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24
Clever Bobhv.

Father tat table)--Well, son, how did you get along at school today?
 Bobby-Pa, my physiology book says conversation at meals should be of a pleasant character. Let's talk about something else.-Boston Tran script. ~
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

Something tells US that no one but . chronic objecter of the anti good roads species would raise a row if a move to oil Mena's downtown streets was started.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

Who said there's nothing new un- der the sun? Road obiectors in a Kansas community are fighting road improvement on the plea that farm CTS need bath tubs before highways Maybe so. Maybe so But is it cer- tain that some ef our objectors would know how to use 'em?
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

Nothing like straight face-to-face talk from those who were there 10 bring home the feats of heroisrn of our boys lover there," and the things we should do over here.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

Choice bit of Bolsnevfki history in this issue-2.OoO murders in one small town. Better read 1t.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

Stock Dips of all kinds at Jack ssoon's.-Adv. s7-s wi
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24
THAT REMINDS ME

As it's give to me to perceive, l most certainly believe When a mans just glad plum thru, Gods pleased with him, same as you
 Riley.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

The Fair fund has now gone beyond the $2,000 mark. Your $5 or $10 vii help total the $2,500 wanted at Mena
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

The didoes cut up by the army tank calls to mind the antics of the human known by the same name before the bone dry law arrived.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

Mena is known abroad as a health resort. We can make it all the more such by selling the county farm and using the funds with other money, in building county sanitarium on Stil- well Heights.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

Let's get ready now for another sociAl visit to our neighbors in May.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

The first school is Howard. It is within two miles of the Oklahoma line. Mrs. M. s. Hays teaches there. Her school is very small for the req son that few people live near. The order is excellent and the work is good. The lighting is insufficient. Their score is 77es.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24

Superintendent Wilbanks reports excellent programs at Egger and Wiekes during the last week, both events being eighth grade gradua- tion exercises. Prof. Fairs class at Egger consisted of the following: Miss Maud Simpson, Miss Viola Lee and Paul Diehl. There is no question of the thoroness of the work at Egg erov
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

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FOR sALE-WlIlow baby carriage. excel
lent condition. Price reasona1le- Pa IL
GUITAR. S.. Nlctr1la records. SIS. gall
Ion coffee urn. e15- coil springs SIS Eirch-
en- table. 81. sasollne laatern. ~ 6ls.l.
one brown wicker baby carriage. bed
springs Dbl good coalition Pm 349I. 1iQ3
- So Nrain
We Buy and zen an kinds q used store
fixtures. cash registers. safes and scales
~ ~.
THE LAST 500 o. D. army blankets for
sale cheap first come. first served. ZOE s.
Stanton. south American Auction HOUSE.
wholesale and retail
BOY. Joining navy. wiz sen macElnlT
army Khaki shirt tan shoes. blue serge
trousers. all practically new. SIS address
y % care He1ald-
SEQ Gas water heater. 9 hens s1-55 each.
or viii trade FOR rabbits SIS corner for
sale or trsde what have you2 Also s
room bungalow. furnished az uliurris1e1-
cal after sunday. -. l5lL
rECANS-
pccans. fresh ana o. Splendid quality. 21c
per pound. sent C. o. ID. IN bags from 10
pounds 90 100 pounds. W. ,. Martin. Cor
nan. LeE
GENUINE o. S. EoFerunlen- commercial
olive drah blankets weighing aa 90 fti i1s.
a-ch; Just received from indian ReserFl-
zion q choice selection genuine Navajo
rurz priced riehL Irternatlcu1l sales
CO.. 81 W san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

MISSOURI FARMS, 10 acres. s15o. IS
monthly 20 acres. $500, $40 monthly;
productive, no wet waste land. abundant
rainfall healthful climate. good schools
and churches, close 20 good Railroad town
and 3 big markets. r. r D. and rural
telephones. fine for fruis. vegetables. poul-
Try and hog raising. plenty % free range,
perfect title. free round strip railway fare
90 inspect, money back aftcz : year IL
O dissatisfied. photographs and full informa-
ton free Write T. H., ~. 999 Baltimore
Ave, kansas City. 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10


SIX room bargain. near car line. Easy
4.5OO-GRANDVIEW
Five rooms and sleeping porch; hard
wood floors, basement and heating
plant, on two full lots. Nice lawn
and flowers. Easy terms.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
In Manhattan Heights. Five rooms
and glass sleeping porch. basement
and heating plant; hardwood floors
in all rooms. On two fun lots and
paved street $1,000 cash, balance like
rent Price $500.
see ROSS STEVENS
GOODMAN BROTHERS & CO.
zl5 ~ stanton 81. Phone 2424.
BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY HOME
Ten room, two story brick, with heat
ing plant and garage, living room
across entire front % r. long, large
sun room on ground floor. sleeping
porch across entire hack SO It. lonE.
extra lavatory. hardwood floors. tile
bath tile drain board IN kitchen.
spacious closets, large porches. Lo-
Gated on three fun lots on south front
corner iu Manhattan Heights. Price
only $4,000 Reasonable terms.
LEAFELL q SHERMAN
116 Texas St. Phone 1925.
Members Fl Paso Real Estate Board
BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
Five room brick with garage and
heating plant, hardwood floors. tile
bath, builtin features: built for a
lomes on 1ul lots: paved street,
south front. on corner, in Manhattan,
with beautiful view overlooking the
city Could not be duplicated at tbs
price, $3.50 Terms $500 down and
$50 per month.
LEAVELB 4 SHERMAN.
us Texas 81. Phone 1925.
Members Fl Paso Real Estate Board
SIX ROOM BUNGALOW.
Been built about six months, hard
wood floors throughout, finished IN
Heights, on two south front corner
lots. Price. $3.50: $1,000 cash. balance
500 Per month For particulars. call
KILLER AT
LEAEELL a SHERMAN.
116 Texas St Phone 1925.
sunday phone sas5-W
FIVE ROOM REsmENCH-Extra
large rooms. glazed porch, basement.
nriek garage three lots. paving paid.
near car line, splendid repair and now
vacant Only $3.50 $500 cash
SEVEN ROOM BUNGALOW-Thor-
oughlv modern. near car. basement;
only s3500- $500 cash.
-FOUR ROOM BuNGALOW-Tvo
porches. on paved street, close in.
$4,000; $3.50 cash. balance monthly
FRANk r. cox
A FEW BARGAINS
Sls5o-F0ur rooms, Sleeping porch,
two full lots. $500 cash balance
S25 per month, including in
terest
s21oo-Four lots. four room frame
house. one block OF car line.
$500 cash. balance SIS per
month and interest
s@s5o-Fourf room bungalow with
sleeping porch. two blocks Of
car line and paved street, Ma
tons avenue. $500 cash. ball
ance $50 per month and interest
This includes furniture
talso-FOur room cottage, two full
lots 1900 block California
street. $500 cash. balance SCI
per month and Interest.
sdl1o-2100 block. WvomiuE street,
FOUR rooms. glassed sleeping
porch. bungalow $500 cash.
balance SIS per month and in
terest
5 s75O-Here is a real home at a sac
rifice. Five large rooms,
glassed in sleeping porch. large
basement and heating plant.
Bungalow almost new. Paving
paid $500 cash. $50 per
month and interest This
house rents for $50 per month
WIN not be for sale after Non
day.
Sssoo-1l0dern, two story home. close
in, seven large rooms. base {
ment and heating plant, With
in two blocks Of Lamar school !
$500 cash. balance easy.
p. n Rlgdon
NEWMAN INFEsTM1cfT co.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio St I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

SEND Us YOUR RADIATORS.
Any radiator. no matter what make or
style. foreign or domestlc whether twist
90, frozen, deuted. helled or sprung. can
be repaired by us and made tight
PROMPT AND CAREFUL WORK.
nEMONlLLE BROS.
THE RADIATOR MEN.
Phone sl7, ~ Peso. 4l9 Myrtle Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
For SaIs-City Property

For Sale-City Property
OYSTERS FOR FAMnIEs-Gem Saloon.
FOR sALE-By owner. 5 room house,
wen built and IN good condition; on 2
lots so by 100 feet. Price $500; terms.
Phone 90
FUR oUICK SALE, AT 4 BAR AN.
RESIDENCE 200 STEW EAS W.
FURNISHED OR UNFUaAI SHED.
EASY TERMS. SEE ME QUICK.
ALERT CARTER OWNER
FOR SALE BT OWNER room brick
cottage on car line. near Highland
Park school, $500 s100 down, balance
$50 per month Pm. S612
FOR sALE-On Bassett Ave, 4 rooms,
bath. sleeping porch. lzitchenet. lot
and one-half paving paid price S2sO0i
SSS5 cash, balance $50 month includ-
inE interest Phone 700
TEXAS 81. INVESTMENT
lo0zl20 feet, improved and fairly close
iu. compares favorably with the very
best. would trade for East Texas
land Price $50 600
r. c. HUMAN
401 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Phi 417s.
DOUGLAS ST. HOME
Good 4 room red brick house nice
lawn and large porches. near school
ana paving, $685. terms CAL Z. Il.
MCKEE BRos. 2os Mns Bldg.
Mr.. WOREINGMAN-Se this nice
little home on two fuu lots, four
rooms and glass sleeping porch. all
modern couveniences. Close 70 school
and Manhattan car line. Price $1,000;
small cash payment and terms 70 suit.
LESLIE REED
Real Eatat tel nerrrnn cn-F ereafu
so Nils BIDS Phone 1906.
NEAR > POINTS room, glazed room.
heating plant garage. $500; $1,000
cash. terms on balance.
MODERN 6 ROOM bungalow. walking
distance. $3.50. Good terms.
ONLY one LEFT at $500 down. S25
monthly on principal Good oil lease
or stock taken part payment 1t is a
8 room bungalow, basement, walks,
fenced. in Alta Vista. 5000.
4 ROOM BRICK 5000, S32 monthly in
cluding interest
CASH BUYERS WATTING-Can sell
; or : good bungalows at once. List
what you have.
WILL TAKE OIL STOCK as part nav
nent on 6 room bungalow on Bisbee. T
HAWKINS BROS.
f6s5o-Nine room. modern two story
house; large basement Arizona street
,orners garage, pavement paid $4,000
cash. balance TO suit
s555o-Seven room up to date home. Z
two sleeping porches, Brown street |
1900 cash, balance TO suit
S5Oo0-Five room bungalow. glass
porch, Trowbridge street /
llee9 cash. balance to suit Rents for
Sf750-Fivs rooms, glass sleeping
porch: glass conservatory, south
front. fine view two lots. $500 cash,
balance to suit
S2750-Four room bungalow, Grand
view. south front new, s350 cash, ball I
znce monthly.
s2100-Eive room house. somewhat I
out 5f repair, couldn't be built for
$4,000, $3.50 cash. SIS per month
Phone $50. Ask for Nnfe-
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY. I
100 san Antonio Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

SAN ANTONIO ST. INVESTMENT
IN the business district. near the
choicest investments. Small frame
house. 275s1100 feet. VIII be easily
worth double within a short time.
Price $500.
+. @. HUMAN
401 First Vat BANK Bldg ph 4178.
lIANHATTAN HEIGHTS
New room bungalow. oak floors
throughout nice built-in features.
large basement heating plant south
'front.' paving paid. close 10 car; im-
mediate possession given. Only $500.
Easy terms
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
s24 Mills Bldg Phone 1856 OF 1919.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

ARIZONA ST. BARGAIN
6 large rooms with living
room across front entire .
house. Full size basement.
Double garage. Ground 39laE
100. House sold az one time
for s600e. owners leaving
city and must sell They say.
VIII take $3.50 II sold within
next g davs This is an as
tonishinE sacrifice s17o0 cash
VIII handle.
TIsE-RA iIsET REALTY co.
Phone 1913 NeHr Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

III 7 I.II 81 IU|1
Five rooms and large glazed sleeping
porch. au brick including back porch.
Heating plant. breakfast roam. fu'l tile
drain t3ard lu kitchen paving PAID. iusl
finished and seady FOR immediate posses
s-1u. good terms. moderately priced
GAIL GHEGg.
JAMES J. nlIR 8 CO3IANT.
Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

For Sale OF Exchange
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LET'S TRADE.
We VIII pay cash or allow ycu rev fur
FOOTE'S ERADING co. l1s 3. stanton.
Fer Sale-Automobdes-Wantsd
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hot LJNCHEs-Gem saloon
ash PAID for Old Fords. Ph. So
AUTO LAUNDRr-Have your cars washed
whlle you wait 200 n. kansas, Ph. sli-
CAMPBELL ST. GARAGE, 6Ia 81 camp
BEL. I've storage S. per month Phi lll2-
PAKMELEE.-1foEn eto and starter replir-
ing We specia.lze ln aruaturs rogindiuE-
20 81 san Artonlo 81
HAVE your autos repaired az your home
OF mine, expert mechanic. soc per hour.
.. 80
FOR sALE-lsl7 Haynes 5 passenger,
nealy painted car Do perfect condition.
see Ut. palton. Auditorium Garage
FOR sALE-Auto rerair shop machinery.
lathe, electric motor, line SHAFT and belt.
drill and Erlnder Ph 1913
MITCHELL roadster. first class condi-
go Texas, Phi 274-2l5-
FOR sALE-Buick 9 in perfect condlti0n,
newly painted. new tires, 1919 model. only
run 10000 miles price SOS. Ph. STEW
ALL KINDS OF late MODEL cara wanted by
WALTERS a DURHAM,
go " san antonio. Phone 1925.
$50 CHEFhOLEr flywheei (onel. Better
than new, 3l250; steel nywhecl gears for
Chevrolet MaZwells. Sa1ona and over
lands. ElIott- sol Texas
FOX sALE-studeharer PASSENGER. good
mechanical condition. good tires. up
holstery and top On fine condition. owner
sick. wiz sell cheap for cash lis n
/.
BUICK, passenEer model 90. 5000 look
ing and FIRST class mechanical condition.
for qulck sale very cheap By owner. can
Lr- Lyon. GID y. Kansas. Ph. e5o5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
n SaIs-Farns ~ Rnncher
FOR RENT

Tive acres with new room frame house.
fireplace, adobe BAN. COW sheds and chick
en- houses. on paved county road Q min
utes wali. from san Jose, Interurban sta
ton good water. 2 wells, under Irrigation
ditch Ph. 2715.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
HIGH CLASS
HHnn~Hn ~ rem. nmwm {

HIGH CLASS
SLIGHTLY USED CARS.
JORDAN 9 passenger. 1918 model.
maroon color, good tires and top.
Ia the best possible. looks IKE
new $4,000
WfLLES-ENIGHT touring. cream
color, wire wheels, S tires, looks
sven ...-..-......-.... f1560.o1
WALTERS & DURHAM,
go W. san Antonio. Pm. fos5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

TOR EXCHANGE.
90 ACRES On paved read, rear Clint. al
has been IN cultivation, also new bungl-
low. Tor residence IN Oklahoma CITY.
IS ACRES near san EllEarlc. about is
acres in alfalfa has -hree room adobe
house. also REX tenement. .wo blocks
from II Pasc de- Norte hotel FOR oil leases
ia Ranger. ElEtland OF stephens Co, OF
any proven field Lots on Hastings St.
in Government Hiu. paving paid. OF four
lots in Kern addition. for cottage Equity
IN Bungalow for auto. or OF stock that
has a marEFts ~ lots on Memphis ST.
paving paid. for auto or COTTAGE g
acres lcar Anthony iu New Mexico. and
lot and 3 on Arizona St, paving paid, ln
the 1900 block, FOR cottage or tenement
Close IN improved business property for
farm CT oil leases IN proven territory,
SACRIFICE % g room modern hunEa-
low. furnished. ln Manhattan HeiEhts-
few acres mean whites wen up The valley,
for auto or lots About - acres near
san Eilzario for auto
". ". CARL.
Phone g. 500 Canles Bids.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

WE OFFER q small farm az the
price q a city lot. 10 acres Ideally
located. ard only 90 minutes from
Fl Paso. Has e nice four room
house. Elassed sleeping porches,
screened porches front and rear.
fruit chicken houses. acres IN
alfalfa, ell under hog and chicken
proof fencing. Near school. and IN
splendid neighhorhood- Tie
price is 5000. and adioinlns land.
without improvements. IS held az
$3.50 per acre.
go acres down the valley. vel
improved and good. fertile land.
lying both sides paved road,
s35. 1000. worth more
100 acres. lower valley. free from
alkau and saep, short distance
from shipping station. and OF
county r1ad. $1,000
Several Improved places down tne
valley priced 90 that one good cot
ton crop wiz pay Tor theu-oppur-
tuuity Enocks but oucc-here ls
your chance.
TAYLOR REALTY COMPANY,
80 Trust Building. Phone 171l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

ORIENTAL GARAGE. PHONE ass
as ~ kansas So. General hepalrlnE.
DODGE-sPECIALI ZE-HUDSON
Used cars bought and sold on commission.
AUTO SALE
Dodges. 1917. 5000 1916. S6h0i terms
Roadsters-Buiciz. Oakland. Velle and hup.
Trucks. Fcrds ard Republics. cheap.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

A GOOD rsfrireratur o. uorrn the
difference 90 cost Eour credlt IS
o. x.
FOUTZ-MOOEE FURNITURE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Machinery, ToolA Power, Electrical
and Contractors EqGipmsai-
Cor Sale

FOR SAIL 10 a. J.. model D1Piez
Western engine No. es1-; 12ss x20-50 \.
p. model G hoist engine. Western. No
6s55s 4 50 Il p. Alamo engine No. s156;
4 17X1oL1f Ito I'D. compressor. I1ger11I
Rand. capacity about CSC feet- ccmprea-
sor. capseity about goo fsof5 the large en-
sine and large corurresz0r have been run
only q short time. the others somcwhlt
longer. Trench Cons. Trircs Co. John
Hoy. Mrr.. PataEouia, tri-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

lsaRGAIN-OWuzr leaving, small home or
rental property az Five Points. cheap FOR
cash. apply 3is y. oregon. riEht away
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

We AXE stin chipping c1rnituro 10 the
oil fields WEI pay extra Gocl price tor
used furniture C.. D. Housar I1lolsrer-
inE Co.. Pm $40
For Reni-aouses furnished
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FIVE rcom house. elegantly furnished
~ go
FOR RESI-Nicsiy furnished room
house. glassed sleeping porch 25l5 Fed-
FOR RENr-Flruished tunEal8w. 1il1
kings Highway Apply 1l-5 kings Hlsh-
COMPLETELY furnished apartnent
rooms. "a our home 10 responsible couple
with references. iu family 1881 Ari-
z1na. Phi 2s71-
TO RESPONSIBLE couple room rod
Fru hunEaIcw. hor air furnace. porchea.
raraEe CAL sunday or after =. ne
ISIS 1fundy Ave.
FIVE room house far rent 11s TTom-ns.
furniture f1r sale viii not sell By the
piece. wiz rent the house 90 who ever buys
furniture call between 1880 n 90
! 2 ~ o. SEQ % 5 ,. m