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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-29

will keep their charming young
daughter at home with them at the
same time that she will receive every
advantage. Mrs. Goodman was assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. Charles Rosen-
thai and Miss Sadie Jack.
Valedictory Address of Miss Helen
Goodman.
Fellow Students, Dear Teachers and
Beloved Parents:
This hour is one full of very deep
and varied emotions for me. The most
overpowering one for the moment is
that of vast pride in having been
chosen for the honor Of acting as our
class valedictorian.
Next in order, for the acuteness of
it's effect, is the emotion of fear; for
am only poor little girl with very
real fear that as speaker l will make
fizzle. But if were suddenly struck
dumb, it seems to me it would still be
possible to express some of the pain
it gives me to part with the loyal and
loving fellow-worker--the fighters of
three years battle to fit ourselves
for encountering the storms of life.
These three years have at times
been joyous, and at others, grave to
us all. They have been very import
ant years in that we have been going
through process of being moulded
into the rough outlines of useful men
and women.
In this critical period | truly feel
that we have enjoyed more than or
binary blessings in the personnel of
our wise and sympathetic instructors.
They have cheered us when we falter-
ed, and inspired us with hope and am
bition to succeed to our greatest ca
pacity.
They have taught US unfateringly.
and have driven the lesson home that
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-29
Friday, August 20, 1919.

the chief attribute Of success Is work.
That without work the most brilliant
must fail; but that with it, even the
dullest can 60 far.
We have now reached time in our
lives when we are popularity called
Educated but we will do well to re-
member the old motto: "Not finished
but just begun"
In the serious matters of life which
we are now entering, we should, it
seems to me have reasonable amount
of worldly ambition. We should
each and all Of us rise as high as we
may, in the affairs Of the world; but
always remembering that we may be
truly great if we so will it. II we let
all of our actions be square and just
with the world and love and serve our
fellow men, we will have measured
up to the highest standard of man.
hood and womanhood.
Boys and girls, let US do something
good with our lives-in so doing
bring happiness to others and to our
selves as well. II we keep our minds
clean, and hearts generous, we will
have won the battle Of life. Let US, too,
stay as near and dear to each other
as possible, in the years to come, and
where possible, bearing one another's
burdens, with out motto that Of the
Four Musketters-"Each for one and
one for all "
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-29
THE WISH ONITOR

man, who has just graduated from
High School with distinct honors and
as valedictorian The house was at
tractively decorated with many flow
ers artistically disposed throughout
the reception suits ond on the veran-
dab.
Ice cream and cake and minis were
served the large list of guests who
came and went during the receiving
hours from A to 7 o'clock, to extend
congratulations to THE young lady
upon this felicitous occasion. So great
was the interest and the affectionate
pride in her achievement that guests
continued to call far into the evening.
Many beautiful gifts were received by
Miss Goodman as remembrances of
this, one of the most important events
in young girls life. kilograms Of
congratulations came from friends and
relatives in Illinois, California and
other distant points. An uncle in CAL
ifornia sent a five hundred dollar Lib
erty bond as a reward of merit and
also as an inducement for Miss Good
man to come to Berkeley since, having
finished High School she will at once
enter university. Mr.. and Mrs. Good
man presented their daughter with
handsome gift of platinum and diam
ond bar pin set with seventeen dia.
monds, gift to bring joy to any
young girls heart The number of dia-
monds numbering the years of the re-
cipient. Many other charming gifts
were received from girl friends and
the tables were piled high with all
sorts of pretty articles and had much
the appearance of bridal shower.
Miss Goodman expects to enter uni
versity this fall and her parents are
in favor of Baylor for her as they be-
lieve in home industries and also this
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-29
GONZALES.


Mr.. Dave Stahl left on last Tues
day for Chicago and New York in the
interest of the firm of Stahl Bros. of
which he is the senior member.
Mr.. J "A. Efron. returned on Tues
day from the Eastern markets where
he had gone to make purchases for
the fall and winter trade.
Mrs. Dave Stahl and little son left
Thursday for San Antonio where they
will spend week or two. They will be
guests at the Gunter.
Mr.. Harry Gurinsky left last Tues
day for St. Louis and Chicago in the
interest of his business to make pur-
chases for the fall and winter trade.
Mrs. Hyman Friedman entertained
with a six o'clock dinner honoring
Misses Bertha Mae Myers and Ger
trude Novich, also Mrs. Jared Lisner
of Del Rio. The menu consisted of the
good things generally served, and Mrs.
Friedman always serves such lovely
meals that are always enjoyed by her
guests. After dinner a few of the
friends of the family dropped in when
progressive conversation, singing and
dancing was INDUCED in until late
hour when they departed, thanking
Mrs. Friedman wor the pleasant even
ing spent.
Miss Bertha Mae Meyers left Sum-
day morning for her home in New Or
leans, after two months visit in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gurinsky
-enroute home she will stop for short
visits in Eagle Lake and Houston, &C
companying her as FAR as Harwood
were her uncle, Mr.. Hyman Myers and
Miss Gussie Gurinsky. Miss Myers
made many friends here who will well
come her back again in the future.
Mr.. Maurice Fable was a pleasant
visitor to our city last Sunday. Mr..
Fable has embarked in the jewelry
business in Sinner, and we bespeak
for Maurice much success for he is
fellow with the ambition and get up
that leads to success.
Mrs. L. L. Brisker and little daugh-
ter, Eleanor, of Marshall also Misses
Resale and Gussie Wilma Goldberg
Of Natchez, La, arrived Monday to
visit with the families of Messrs. S.
Stahl, Harry Gurinsky and Hyman
Friedman.
Mr.. Willie Rauh of Columbus, Tex
as, was the guest in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Stahl Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Rauh is just home from overseas
and has received his honorable dis
charge. Willie was cited for bravery
while in the service. He is brother-in
law to Mr.. Joe Stahl.
Mrs. L. L. Brisker chaperoned a
party over to Fentress Sunday to en-
joy dip in the Guadalupe. Those in
the party were Misses Resale, Gussie,
Wilma Goldberg, Gussie Gurinsky,
Messrs. Willie Rauh and Joe Stahl;
also Eleanor Brisker, Pauline Stahl,
Wolford Gurinsky, Sylvan Friedman
and Marvin Stahl, after the pleasures
of the swim delightful lunch was en-
joyed.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-29
TO ALL ZIONIST DISTRICT OR.
CARNATIONS OF THE STATE
OF TRANSPORTING:

We, the undersigned, at a meeting
of the District Zionist Organization Of
Fort Worth, duly assembled have been
authorized by all members present to
draw up the following resolutions to
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-29

Reception for Valedictorian of High
School Class.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Goodman were at
home Sunday afternoon, receiving
their many friends in honor of their
younger daughter, Miss Helen Good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
RIO GR4SDE REALTY CO.


south Oregon Strect-Close IN, good
building paying good income; VIII
trade.
Corner-120x1O4 It.. Missouri St; VIII
take some trade.
C0rner-San Jacinto St, would take
some trade.
. Lots-South Virginia st.
Tenememt-10 rooms. $500; bargain.
Second st. COrner-Pays Sis per mo-
$4,000.
Texas st. corner. s7z feet. improved;
$500. viii take Da-t trade
Tenement on san Jaeinro 81 $500
Tenement on san Jacinto St. s12.500.
. Houses-Grand View, would trade
for valley land.
4 Houses. $4,000; would trade
. story House. I1spn Ave $500
6 Room House. Rio Grande St, COR
$500. would trade one o. both
g Room, corner Cpson Ave. S656o-
> Room. close in Cnson Ave. $3.50
20 Room house North Oregon; would
accept trade for part balance easy
80 Acres improved valley land. 50
acres improved valley home, 80 acres
improved. stock and Implements 100
acres unimproved. cheap; SO acres.
nice place. good house, clubhouse etc.
All in cultivation.
POO Other Places TO sell and Trade.
Come i'm and let us match you
Auto 20 trade. viii trade for better
car and pay difference
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
Oh. r. WcFIenneyl
IC5 Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

SOME on OUR REAL BARGAINS
~ -5OO.OG-L-arge apartment building,
Epson Ave always well rented. any
reasonable terms.
Eg5O0.0O-5 room bungalow, close H.
cost $500 Owner moved from city,
wants TO sell; easy terms.
S25OO-Fine bungalow home on Nc
KInley Ave, worth more than asked.
reasonable cash payment and easy
terms
Fz7OO- room bungalow. Country club
district. $500 cash, SIS per month
EzDGO-5 nm house near car line, take
is-s part pay.
Fl5OO-s m cottage paved street
Grand View. new, take lots or auto
part pay, bal S25 per mo-
$4,000 acres i mi this side 1sleta4
worth $500. must be sold, $500 cash,
bal suit.
E25oO- acres good house. "a acres
orchard. = acres alfalfa near school
Ia cash. bal suit
So OOO-6z acres. 8 I'm house, 800 ton
barn, 2 fine wells, mill large water
tank, As acres alfalfa. acres bearing
orchard, all sorts tools and stock, 2
nj. from Ksleta- $1,000 cash. bal suit.
81 ,OO0-34 acres upper valley. I'm.
brick house, new, hot and cold water,
IS It. sleeping porch, fireplaces,
bath ard toilet. cost 5000. VIII trade
and take in e Paso Bungalow part
pay.
SsIOO-s9 acres upper valley. Q m
house. good vel and windmill all IN
cult ANY reas0na bic terms
sfS5S=2g acres upper valley, acres
Alfalfa. bal ali in cult. Trade for
California bungalow
Ea5.OOO-Finest lower valley farm, 40
acres. As acres alfalfa, y acres bear
Ing orchard. 6 I'm house, take small
amount city property part pay
90 n0n ere hearing nHnnE Tr. near
Ys1etz. any reasonable cash terms
sIa.OQO-I300 acres land near Tucum-
carl 10000 acres open range, water
80 It. fine grazing and farming
proposition, trade for Fl PasO prop
s-tv and assume difference
NEWMAN nv 1sT'MENT CO.
1dans $50. 100 san antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
HrNGALows At COST


Below We give carefully
selected list Of first class
bungalows which we can
guarantee are priced at or be
low cost.
s5CCO-9Ianhattan Heights, s
rms. and 81 enc. ST. porch;
furnace. double garage. rein
forced concrete foundation,
excellent finish throughout,
$1,000 viii handle.
s5cOO-Manhattan Heights.
rms. and 81 pch- furnace.
garage. Large living room
across front, loaded glass
doors into dining room. hdw-
flors. tile bath. sun room with
disappe bed $500 cash
S3I5C-La Luz St. 4 rms, eX-
traordinarily large 81 pch.
Fell sized finished basement
with registers installed ready
for heat One-half cash,
assume $40 paving
S3I50-Hamilton St. 6 rooms
and large glass enclosed 81
pch-. garage. . full lots. $3.50
cash. So per month.
FISES-R 3NISET REALTY CO.
Phone 1913 Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

CUT TO S2f50.OO
ALTA VISTA
-Four room bungalow, large glassed
sleeping porch. large screened porch,
corner. SNAP.
e2s5O WALKING DISTANCE
NORTH SIDE
-Four room bungalow. sleeping porch,
on paved street. easy terms
GOVERNMENT HILL
SACRIFICE
Beautiful five room bungalow, glassed
sleeping porch, two fun lots. garage.
chicken yard. beautiful vines and
flowers. Only one block from Bliss
street
$4,000 SNAP
Pour mastered rooms.
TRADE
IDEAL Manhattan building site 20 trade
on Bungalow
Won't YOU make as an offer on that
Sunset building site
MORRIS INVESTMENT COMPANY.
f2f-s22 First National Bank Bldg
Phone I'LL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

TIE SANTA re has built a new branch
railway line through the South Plains re-
gion o. West Texas new farming and
livestock region with new tnwrs Is being
opened Up. This territory already IS part
ly occupied by a good c'ass q settlers and
crop sibuities proven hy actual expert
ence- Here you can profHtahly raise cct-
ton. corr sorrhums. and fruit IL is an
Ideal livestock and dairy country Low
prices Tor untitled lands and very easy
terms Move tn early and take first pick.
Write today for fee Illustrated folder
r. C. Spearman. 1923 Railway Exchange.
Chicarc. IT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

ARIZONA RANCH AND $500 CATTLE
1910 acres owned. $500 acres leased. con-
trolling Is miles square OF excellent range
IN Graham county. Arizona u miles
from railroad Good ranch headquarters-
also four other good ranch houses. one As
section pasture. fenced and several small
pastures and holding traps % one section
each one running stream. 10 wells
wiudmiils. gasoline engines, tanks. etc
Also three everlasting springs and Two
large surface tanks. $500 native Hereford
cattle Considered the best bunch OF cat
tie in the country: so percent cows and
heifers. e's and Up WEI consider so per-
cent % the value o. this ranch In q good
farm. city income. or smaller ranch. See
Us al once. as our option expires on the
z0.h. after which time &c viii not be on
the market
W. r. HALE.
JAMES T. MARR & COMPANY.
g0t san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08


80 acres lower valley, an IN cul-
tiration. Good stand alfalfa on
about 40 acres. Teams and equip
ments OF every kind Owner has
other interest Must dispose %
farm WIN take city income prop
ertv On exchange.
$50 ACRES
Mostly alfalfa. balance grain.
Some improvements IS miles Fl
Paso- Every foot OF land good
WIN sell a. great bargain or viii
trade for apartment horse
HOME@NALLET
Beautiful home. just outside OF
city room modern BUNGALOW
Suburban home on good acreage
An kinds o. fruit. alfalfa. hogs.
chickens. horses. cows Every
thing 20 60 On deal
AZ C3necue Park. we have a few
exceptional good buys in acreage.
one acre up The damage canal
win be through IN summer. This
land ls sure O. go Up IN price
Let Us show you this Terms are
10 percent down and 3 percent
monthly.
WHITE PADEN REALTY CO.
Phone 400. 412 Two Republic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

Large 3 room bungalow, south front
on main paved street IN Alta Vista
near school Has all built-in features
hardwood floors. etc Large sleeping
porch There IS a furnace and base
ment. also garage About $3.50 down
balance arrange TO suit
CLOSE N WALKING DISTANCE
North side. new 8 room bungalow fOI
sS65O-s350 down Unusual oppor-
tunity to buy a close-in bungalow 50
cheap.
see FRED CROSBY, with
PHILLIPS REALTY co.
Pr 90 3G- First Nat Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

---a00 acres land In Mexico ad-
Joining arizona international
boundary. mics frontage on
United states boundary a. 50 per
acre Wei wacered- cro0 head
good COWS. so well bred bulls
f1r sal. 40 $50 per head
BROADDT~ & IL BARON
$3.50 First National H-ui- BLDG
Tel 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
For Sale-Farms and Ranches


WANTED To RENT-BetwCen 20 and go
acres with house and equipment Adj
dress ESQ. care Herald.
FREE RENT 20 rCsp1nsi be party this
year on my ranch for improvements party
10 buy livestock and tools az cost price
See Young. at 1o7 s stanton.
FOR SALE acres Of LANDS including
houses. fruit trees and grapes for S150t
Five miles from Ysieta- For Information
Phone 1890.
FOREST RE>ERNE-Over one million
acres Of government land in Arkansas open
Tor srttlement- Maps showing location.
full particulars &c; also list OF improved
lands Biouut d. Cauhle Searcy. Ark
200 ACRES best land on the island. Is
percent ready for pillow. Price $3.50 per
acre
:. J. CRADDOCE WITH
DOUGLASS c. CROWELL AGENCY
e2f Mills BLDG Phone $500
FOR SALE or IL acres. best equipped
dairy farm Or west Texas Immense bern
with concrete floors. and house good
enough for a klEE. Inside the be7t city
In the OH belt VIII sen 70 acres Tor
less Than cost % Improvement c. W
Tnnes Ccmanche. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

5 rooms. glassed in sleeping
porch; hardwood floors;
steam heat corner 40IoO5
brick garage. s365o-0O.
5 room bungalow glassed in
sleeping porch- 2 blocks from
Alta vista school
$4,000 0o- Cash $4,000
BROADDUs & lie BARON.
119-1o First Natl Bank Bldg.
Telephone 1853
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
1850

1850
room modern bungalow,
sleeping porch. furnace heat
paving paid. located I'm Man
haitian Heights. $500 cash and
$500 and interest per month
wiz handle it,
$500
3 room bargain in Alta Vista
district two corner lots,
garage. garden and outbuild-
fnrs. = block Of paving;
$500 cash and $3.50 a month
including interest
WHTTE-PADEN REALTY co.
Phone 1900
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

room bungalow; ? glassed
in sleeping porchss. across
street from II a n h . a p
Heights hardwood floors
nuilt-fu features. south
front lots 50X140; only $3.50
$4,000 cash balance 10 suit
HROADDUS g. lie BAROE,
c1e-10 FIRST Natl Bank Bldg.
Telephone 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

Dogs For Sale. Wanted. Etc.
r-----~-~--~-~--~~-----~
THOEOUGHnEED Scotch Collie FOR sale.
Phone s151J.
FOR SALE-Reeistertd Airedaie months
TIOROJ GHEKED Airedale puppies. two
months old 1918 Mesa ave
FOR SALE nelI-rted Bcslors. males
bred females. 80 and s1s takes them
s1I1 LgrsncL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
For Sale-City ProDertv

For Sele-City Property
. RM. bungalow. large porches. h. W.
flrs- me location. c 40, care Herald.
= CORNER LOTS near Highland Park
school $3.50 down balance SIS per
month Phone sos
BARGAIN by nonresident. corner
lots I. .. 8, block 81. Highland Park.
$4,000. Agents commission Address
william Olson, Nanitou. Colo.
BARGAIN PRICES To CLOSE
ESTATE.
$500 Memphis ST, three room brick
cottage two porches. bath. corner
lots, paving paid. for $500. Lots %
24-25-e6-zs-2e. Blk -, Grandview
Addition. paving paid. only $500 each.
Lot Is, blk. a. Bassett Addition. only
Sl15- Terms reasonable
FRANK 2. coz 210 CaPIes Bldg.
ABOUT l. BLOCKS FROM POST
OFFICE.
Practically new 5 room modern bum
galow. glass porch, basement. heating
plant brick garage, paved street.
paving paid II you can make sub
stantial cash payment can sell for
$4,000. No trouble TO show IT,
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
40 Mills Bldg Pm 1855 or 7S21-J.
WORTH $500
WILL SELL FOR $3.50
room bungalow, large sleeping
porch, garage, . south front corner
lots, one block from paved street and
car. Must have $3.50 cash
SCOTT SALES & REALTY CO.
424 Mills Bldg Phi 1856 or 7S21-J-
CLOSE N $3.50.
room red brick modern home. close
in. full lots. pay $3.50 down. bal
anCe I TO years
5000
room and glassed in 81 porch. walk
ing distance. large lot. this is G mod
eru bungalow. pay $500 down. bal
$40 per month
$50 DOWN
room bungalow. dandy 81 porch,
price S250o. Alta Vista district.
See Green with
SECURITY REALTY CO. Phone GIL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

$50 IRRIGATED FARM. abundance river
water. dam. ditches. farm Implements,
Silver City. two miles from r. r sta
zion. near good markets. adjoining public
range sufficient % run 5000 cattle; loca-
tion san Pedro river. Arizona Address.
z 3 L.srn- Erarafn-d- ArlZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
Doc, For Sale. Wanted. Etc.


THOEOU GHBRED Airedaie puppies fe-
male and males. months old 4--l
Chester ST.. Government HllL
WANTED-Real small Chlh-ahua dog. g
or months old no ours address or
can 81 Tees street
TWO HIGH CLASS. 9 months old female
AlredaIe Terrier pups cheap. Z-z1 =. Bou-
levard- Phone ss4l
FOR SALE-ThciouEhbref SPITE. four
months old. Partially trained and house
broken A perfect pet fus- be seen 90
Sc a0preciltrd- sl5 D Colla-
For Sale or Exchange
-------------------~-~-~-
ENCEIANGE-Lady' handsome diamond
ring for modern furritura- Address El2s,
care Herald
LET's TRADE
We viii pay cash or allow you new tur-
ROGERS TRADTSG CO.. ia n. Stanton.
LAEGE HOUSE To TRADE
Large 10 room house on fine high cor
ner not Tar from High school Five
porches. basement and garage. Price
s90Go. To trade for smaller house q
0thsr ir10roved city property
JAW r. KNOX COMPANY
701 Carries B1dc Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

own a home and q or g acres Of
lanC s miles below FL Paso. rear
car lnet whore YOU can keep
your own COW and chickens.
raise your own ve-cta hies and
fruit and cut she cost q living
dna-half1 Liberty bonds taken as
first payment. balance small pay
ueuts. can grange o.
W. +. PAYNE
Phone 1850. 401 Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
FOR SALE J

salow near Washington Park. electric
lights. E-s. city water cement side
walk plenty out houses. $3.50. Small
payment down, balance like rent
unone -lII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

ALlIluN SALE
OF II RPLUS
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULE

GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES
THERE WILL BE SOLD on MARCH
no. 1919. At A. NJ. At PI IsLIC AUC-
IION To THE HIGHEST BIDDER. RE-
NOlNr DEPOT. E0kI bliss TENS,
1000 SURPLUS Gov EANMENL HORSES
AND SIT LIS. THESE ANNALS WE'RE
BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT FOR
OVERSEAS SERVICE AND ARE Now N
EXCESS or THE E-ENr REQUIRE
MENT-. HIS Stock Is II GOOD
G. @ y ID ITTON. MULES RANGE N
WEIGHT EkOM NINE TO FOURTEEN
hlNDNEn FOl Nll~ AND TIE lOh~Es
WILL WEIGH FROM ONE THOUSAND
TO SIXTEEN uUNnH ED 2 q Z y u $
BOTH HORSES AND MULES WILL BE
OFFERED SINGLE. N PAIRS. FOL Rs,
TINS AND CAR LOTS. BJNERS WILL
BE PERMITTED 10 SELECT 4 \ ID
CLASSIFY STOCK AND HAVE THEN
COEDING TO THEIR SELECTION. AR
RANGElIFNrS have BEFN MADE
WITH RAILROAD TO HAVE CARS
PLACED At HEMuTNT DEPOT LOAD
ING PEN so TaAT THERE Will 81
No DELAY TO BUYERS N SHIPPING
8 LEATHER HALTER WILL BE FUR
NI~HED WITH EVERY ANIMAL SOLD.
LUNCH WILL BE O6TAINAnLE on
THE GEOT Nd SALE Will. BE HELD
REGARDLESS OF THE WEATHER
TERMS OF SALE-CASu OR CERIl-
These Will Also BE A SALE OF
HORSES AND MJ - At cAMP CODY CODY
WILL GIVE OFT or TOWN BUYERS
THE ADVANTAGE OF TWO SALES On
TIE ONE TElP.
DO NOT FORGET THE DATE. MARlH
10; AND TIE PLACE. FORT Bliss RE-
MOUNT DEPOT. FL PASO. TEXAS
THIS Is Az UNUSUAL OHPOkTIN lI4
or ~ECU RING HORSES AND MULES AT
YOUR own PRICE
FOR FURTHER lNEOkMAHl WIRE
MAJ. ID. N. SPEID. GOWN INNING Ok-
FICE--. REMOUNT DEPOT. FORT BLISS,
TEXAS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

Corner brick building, store and Il
living rooms store now rented for
grocery Paved street, on car line.
sen OF trade for city property See
Il i Howell. 81 EeraId BuiIdinE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
For SaIe-AutomobiIes-Wantsd


FOR SALE-sccond hand Chalmers car.
be has rew ca-. Bosch magnetic. electric
lights. five good tires upholstery. all
good 40 a sacrltlca II sold quickly
Frank Irving. El Paso Buggy works. 90l
leZas street PHONE 4922.
For Sale-MotorcycIes
HARLEY-DAyIDsON MOTORCYCLE
MACH. CO.. gI7 Kansas St Pm ssh
ENCELsIOS AND HENDERSON,
MOTORCYCLES
In order % make room for new ma
chimes we offer the following bargains
iu used motorcycles which VIII pay you 10
hid model IS Electric. se7s-
HID model IS Magnetic. $3.50
HID model y Magnetic. $500
HID model II Magnetic. s175.
Cleveland. 4. S115.
Excelsior IS Magnetic. $500.
These motors an in good condition
EXCELSIOR REPAIR SHOP
General Rep1lrlnE-
For SaIe-BicTeIes
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BICYCLE FOR sale. IN good condition Ph-
z-s9M- 100 HyominE-
Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and Contractors Equipment
For Sale
BROWN & SHARPE tools at ordinary
Qrlce7- A. Faffe. fo8 s. Fl Paso.
Brown & SlIARPE'S
caliners and drivers from = 20 - inch
AZ a. Taffe. 409 s. Fl Paso.
W. Buy, SELL. repair rent motors. 200
hp-. So h.p-. 20. Is. 10. az. s. Immediate
delivery Southwestern Electric IA
chine Co.. II Peso. Teas
We OFFER a carload o. Standard Black
Pipe sizes 2 IN 90 a.. IN excellent
condition. good threads and couplings
Prompt Shipment T~ire. phone. wire or
call peronally for prices. We save you
money
THE SOUTHWEST EfiN WRECKTSG CO.
Fl Pas7. Texas