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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-04

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tein gr0Beres 0eutI6lonb. Gben ba-
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-04

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uno irdgt oann: nIifjt nobr, U2n.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
Fn, SaIe-Fnrn, and Rnnehe.


BEST BUY IN THE VALLEY good Is
acre farm on good road near Clint with
good house and 10 acres IN pears FOR sale
at 500 per acre, terms. Inquire OF Henry
Herring or r. ?. Travis, Clint, Tex
BY OWNER-I37 acres fine land, upper
valley, drainage in, mile from station. 9
acre orchard room house, fenced, pro
duced ever 5000 in 1926 this "a 500
gross on price asked. 30 acres in Burbank
wheat. 10 IN sonora wheat. 81 acres IN
alfalfas terms. ADDRESS i 2s. care Herald.
FARM BARGAIN.
40 acres improved farm at Clint s
room house. tenement house, orchard. hay
sheds corral and outhouses. $500 worth
teams and tools. zoo bales o. alfalfa, a real
sacrifice. $500 cash, balance Ike rent or
wiz trade for city property. Phi t7f7J.
George F. Karbrough. 1922 Frankfort st
REAL BARGAIN IN VALLEY LAND.
Twenty acres and 6 room residence (mod-
ern), splendid outbuildlngs, garage. etc.
Ten acres IN Bartlett pears and remainder
In grapes, peaches. hlackberriegs In fact
all kinds Of fruit Stock and implements
90 with the place. VIII consider resi-
deuce or income property. Ths best buy
IN the valley Phi 3s9. owner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

FURNITURE. STOVES AND rugs
Reduced half Ska rugs, good pat
terms. worth $40 TO $50 az s2l75.
Rockers. SO 70 SIS values FOR
S3.50 to S5-00- Beds complete. with
guaranteed springs and 80 pound.
an cotton mattresses. SIS 10 fz5-
Brass beds reduced 20 percent
Special reductions OF from Is per
cent 20 so percent on all dressers.
Wardrobea, stoves kitchen cab
lnets, cedar chests. dining room
furniture, and our entire stock. for
one week only. This sale viii close
January 5. See u8 FOR real bar
gains now.
stoves for new.
THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE.
as Myrtle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.
BUY A HOME.
szoOO-An exceptionally well built g.
room bungalow, with basement
and heating plant, garage, large
corner lot, Alta Vista district,
S. Z. front, on paved street This
was built for a home and is
complete in every detail Excel
lent lawn, trees, etc
eG000-Completely furnished b-room
bungalow in Five Points dis
trict; a very attractive, nicely
finished home, ready for occu-
pancy in 10 days.
S550o-Alta Vista district really
beautiful little place With its
well kept lawn, many trees, fruit
and shade, and spacious grounds.
Furnished
S475O-Five Points. a dandy 4-room
bungalow, east front on paved
street; Immediate possession
S390o-4-room bungalow on Hueco
street; paved
Reasonable cash payment and terms
can be arranged on all OF these
". X RAMSEY & co.
REALTORS
Phone 1918 New Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
HOUSES ron sALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
FOUR ROOMS, giassed 70 in
sleeping porch, hardwood
floors, basement, garage, etc
This bungalow is located on
Pershing Drive, and is a real
bargain at 100000. $4,000
cash and small monthly pay
ments.
FIVE ROOM residence with
all modern conveniences on
Orc; win sell al a sacrifice.
EIGHT ROOM residence on
Arizona; all modem conven-
fences; wiz sacrifice for $1,000
down and nine years on the
remainder; upper floor rented
viii more than meet the pay
meuts.
WE HAVE residences and
bungalows in all parts OF the
city; see US.
BORDER INVESTMENT Co.
sos FL Paso Bank & Trust Bldg,
Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
For SaIs-FurnIturs

------~-~------~-------
LARGE LINZ Of storage and commission
over before you buy DresserH. duof0lda.
chairs. rockers. beds. springs and mat
tresses, ali at bargain prices G.. ID.
-nnLn u nE- LLln-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. 500 CASH
BALANCE $50 PER MONTH.
Five nice rooms. finished IN cid ivory.
Attractive woodwork and built-in features,
hardwood floors in1living ard dining 90 D.
There e. q screen service porch. a finished
basement, IN cement with registers set for
furnace south front lots on paved and
parked street Elegant ueiEhhorhood- BY
al companions this is the best oppor-
tunity on the market o. its kind Only
$3.50 Clad 70 show you
HENRY b. STONE 8 COMPANY.
Phone 2634. 40 Caples Bldg.
CLOSE IN BUNGALOW.
Modern bungalow Of six rooms. base
meut, furnace heat, hardwood floorE and
bullt-lu features. near high school and
convenient TO cars This Is undoubtedly the
best buy on easy terms ia clnsa-in prop
erty IN city s750 cash. Price $500, SIS
per month fncluding interest To see this
call 1rarZlev with
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY.
Realtors.
Phone 1850. s04 san Antonio s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

Prices uef-War tax to be added
Hurry, while they last
Nail orders shipped same day order
is received
Extra 8 percent on all goods bought by
the first on che wear
CANNON TIRE g. ACCESSORIES co.
f0f Mills ST.
El Hazu. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

Az ADMIRABLE HONE.
5000.
Here is a home in Alta Vista
that everyone admires- Five
large rooms with glazed
sleeping porch IS feet square
Garage Driveway from
front Spacious lawn on lot
50E140 feet Flowers and
trees. On paved street near
school. can make good
terms.
Call Van Horne
with
BHOADDUs & lie BARON,
Realtors.
112 Texas St Phone 1855.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

Owner must sell Immediately beauti-
ful bungalow situated in nsost deslr-
able section Of Manhattan Heights.
u has four large rooms, glassed sleep
ing room breakfast room, large
service porch. basement, furnace and
garage built Of same brick as the
house, with cement drive 70 the street
Two south front lots, on paved street
near two car lines and the Manhat-
tan school Built Of tapestry brick
land the best material three years ago.
improved with fences. lawn and trees
This home could not be duplicated
today for considerably more Fully
$1,000 first payment balance $50 per
month. Don't miss IT,
P. W. WILLIAMS AGENCY
SIS First Natl Bank PldE. Phi. I144
HEaUTIFuIs California. new red
brick bungalow on corner lots close
iu- Five rooms. sleeping porch.
bath, hardwood floors. heating plant
and built-in features IL you are
booking for a real home and know q
bargain when you see one you VIII
grab this quick Price has been re-
ducsd 20 $500 for quick sale. Re
'liahls people can buy this lovely
home with very small payment
down and pay the balance like rent
irllm6diaLe possession.
hSoUTf1WEs INVESTMENT co.
e---9 Trust Building Pm 255g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
NEW -FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW
NEVER OCCUPIED

Nv III UIIITL.U
In East ii Paso ia 1900 block on
orc street; four nice rooms. bath,
large screened porch, fences and ce-
ment walks. Price $500 to $3.50
each. small payment down and SAC
per month, including interest
JAY +. KNOX COMPANY
Realtors
sol caples Bldg Phone 1885
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

For Sale-Farms and Rancnes
WANTED 20 buy from 20 20 30 acres farm
land down the valley. state price. address
eli care Herald
BUY IRON owner 10 acre fruit. chicken
and turkey ranch on paved road. Phi.
FOR sALE-LoWer valley. about 70 soree-
fine soil. convenient location. price reason
able. Address G 81. care Herald.
30 ACRE farm In cuirati0n In upper val
le-. have attractive proposition FOR right
party Would consider renting. S. T. Tur-
ner, 1891 Montana
WANT TO SELL YOUR VALLEY LANDq
Tell US about f. We nay know the man
who wants IT,
SCOTT SALES AND REALTY co.
a-f -lils BldE- Phone 715G
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

$500 500 CASH
TODATs BEST BUY
Modern bungalow. & rooms
and glassed in porch. hard
wood floors. GrandvieW.
Monthly payments cheaper
than rent Actually worth
$1,000 more than asked.
Call @. ". GLASS
GOODMAN BROS. & CO.. Inc.
Realtors
EOS n. Stanton Phone 2424
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
For SaIs-City Property
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF
BUILDING

Let MAEFIELD figure with you. We
have built nearly a thousand homes
and business houses IN Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
BARGAIN.
$1,000.

BARGAIN.
$1,000.
Beautiful siL-r0om bungalow
with hall, tiled bath, heat.
large basement. hardwood
floors in front rooms. In best
residential section. two lots.
paving paid and close to car
line Could not be duplicated
today for less than $1,000.
Must be sold at once Low
price IS based on cash pay
ment OF $500. Price. terms.
$1,000. II desired can give
price furnished. II interested
act promptly as this adv. viii
not appear again
Call Browder.
III. p. HADFIELD g. co.
Realtors
4Q8 First nat Bank. PHI 1854.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
For Sale or E1ehange-ReaI Eslat.

REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
$50 ACRES down the valley, splendid I'M
proFemeuts five teams, tractor. imple-
menta Of all kinds. cows. hogs and ether
stock 90 with the place; viii exchange for
city income property.
KENTUCKY Farm of 10 acres and eight
room residence 70 exchange for Fl PaHo
property or valley land.
TWENTY ACRES and splendid residence
nine miles down the valley. The most at
tractire place IN the valley; implements
and live stock 60 with the place. viii cor
slider in exchange city property OF any
kind
II YOU WANT TO exchange your eity
property FOR valley land or valley land
Tor city property. see Us
BORDER INVESTMENT co.
sos Fl Paso Bank e. Trust Bldg. Phi. ass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

FOB EaLE-At 5000 less than real value /:
modern built house. East Rio Grande st..
near Lamar school, 5 rooms. built in fea-
lures. sleeping porch. tull basement heat
ing plant. garage. all couTeniences, pos
session Jan LIST See owner SIS Martin
Bldg
aUTMEDIATE POssEssION1
BEAUTIFUL AUSTIN TERRACE
BUNGALOW
Modern bungalow Of six rooms and
bath, large basement, brick garage.
situated on four fuu corner lots leo
by 40. Priced for quick sale at
$500, terms are $1,000 cash. balance
$50 a month and interest. This prop
erty Is a real bargain as a home or
Investment We are sole agents.
See Mr.. hoffman,
DOUGLAS G. CROWELL AGENCY
224 Mills Bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

NOW CONES A LEAI CUT
IN USED AUTOMOBILE
PRICES BY THE
BORDEE MOTOR COMPANY
sol V. san Antonio Street
1913 Chevrolet Touring, over
bort Chumrny Roadster.
1920 Chevrolet Touring. Ike
new .;----------.- $500 .999
Ford TOURING good 1ob-.----. $500
1913 Doege TOURING ----------tl9l.
Overland Roadster .---.-..-.f251
Model 80 HAYNES Touring
new. paint and TOP, fine
mechanically -----.-..-.. $500
Series II Studebaker Touring.
passenger -----------.-.2 500
You must see these cars
to appreciate these
priceG
BORDER MOTOR COMPANY
sol W. san Antonio Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
Rssdy Rsf.rs1es 60. Dt.slaIg

CAh,-tl50 Per hour abort trlpas 2
. 1arez trips, sL5e. Ph. Us.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

r'-r,-7-----------------~-~ -----------~-~s~-@
COSTUMES FOR DANCES and theatrical
nertoEu1ar1el for rent Apply az 1T1s p
Re Granda. Phi. T19fT.
COsruAEs FOB DANCES and ths5iTiosi
perlqrl1anee1 for rent. Apply e l71E =.
RIO Grande- Ph. T3s4-W.
Fancy costumes. fun Dies I'D $3.50
suits for rent
MOkEflEAD'S BUSY LITTLE TAHOE
SHOP
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
For Sale-AutomobiIes-Wanted

AUTO PAINTING by an expert: see Us
first TO your advantage Jose Fuentes SCI
S. Oregon St. Phi 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

THE MOTOR MART.
Buy and sell
Dependable used cars.
s01 ". san Antonio Phone 80.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
CARPETS Cleaned

---------------------- ------~------------
ls05 Hueco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

FOR Sale-MlSce1anec
~-~-~-~-----~---~-----r---
SAFE CABINET for sale at a bargain.
Fh- -6lo.
SEWING machine gone wrong for repair
ing7 Phi 6751J. cherry.
BEAUTIFUL Navajo rugs for sale very
Reasonable lo8 ~ oregon Phi 1855
CHEAPEST hardwood for stoves heaters
and furnaees- $50 S. u Paso St Phi z2t5.
FOB SALE-Perfsct blue white diamond.
47-1oo karat. answer. giving phone num-
Der. Address C So. care Herald
FOR sALE-Au kinds OF hags and any
quantity. Texas Rubber e. Metal Co. 40
s. oregon 81.
PHONE JOE. e2a5. Tor the best iavTn fer
tiizer. flower bod dirt. lawn work. pun
ms trees. haulinE away trash. roclH. ashes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

WHIsLER sCHOOL-shorth-nd booEEsep-
Ing, indlEldual Instruction SIS Mesa. F-1ofG
DRAUGHON's BUSINESS COLLEGE-po-
sitiou suar1uteel Fituau or dregr short
hand hE mail OF 81 ls-aon- r 2. plvig lIsE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Motor Car HELPS
Win the 'One Girl
70 Be 100 Per Cent
Lover These Days Cars
Seem Essential.

There is an old saying. ''in the
spring time a young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts OF love"
But not any more; that is not entirely
to love. Now his thoughts arc divided
between love and the motor car. To
be 100 per cent lover nowadays Il
motor car Is an absolute necessity.
"All this talk about love and motor
cars going hand in hand isn't quite
80 foolish as it appears ut nrst
glance" gays a local distributor
"ln the days before the automobile.
every community boosted It's Lovers
Lane where the love-strickcn walked
up and down by the hour Whispering
sweet nothings. Then, girl was
happy to walk with the man to whom
she was bctrothed.
But not so with the modern girl.
Now she wants to know IL the pros
peCtlvc wooer owns car. and what
kind. II he does, he has II much better
chance OF winning the girl than the
man who Is carlcss.
The automobile has created n new
kind of lover The car-driving sutton
is just as apt to propose while flying
| ing around Il corner on two wheels.
! The very daring OF such stunts APP
| pcals TO the American girl. And adj
! miration for the hero who can mako
! his car do dangerous tricks without
! fatnl results IL more than likely to
win that one little word. yes
car IS Il part Of our life. So love and
| the car go hand In hand in this swift
! day of ours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
AUTO DEALERS ADOPT NEW
PLANS AND SERVICE IDEAS
""s' xrndcr Efficient Assistance 10
Purchasers In Order Ia

fohay, the foremost thought in
IN u. ncaIcF's mind is IN. rendering as
siStahct and service TO motor car
owners and prospective purchasers
ihc rapid development OF the motor
car Industry and sales demands have
peen very beneficial In the develop
,nent and expansion or the autono-
Die dealers policies and business
From the blacksmith shop. livery
barn and machine shed, tn. dealer
mas transferred his business into a
mod:rn salcsroom. with complete
equipment for garage and service
citation attached. Ills Int rest no
longer rests merely in the sale OF
buick cars, but largely in the GER
wee and satisfaction lie can render
ANA give TO each owner. by incrcas-
ing the efficient use OF his sales
product In the hands OF his trade.
Day ana night service has been
largely adopted. Supplies of every
charncter as we'll rs large repair
stock are carried in weli-cGuipped
stockrooms. and his organization OF
efficient service men IL ready upoa
short notice TO render aid to any
owner. Service cars have become
an essential part OF each service sta
ton. and their promp,ncss In an
swcrinE calls has been of value
and benefit to all concerned
Buick dealers are keeping in close
touch with each owner and freely
give valuable advice upon the oper-
alton and upkcep of his car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
.0LDFIELD ENTERS CAR
IN MOTOR sPEEDCLAss|c
Veteran Auto Race Driver Will
Elect New Pilot for
Speedway Contest.

Barney oldncld, the auto race
driver who never looked back" has
entered a car in the speed classic
TO be held at the indianapolis Motor
Speedway May 81.
The veteran Of eighteen years I'm the
racing game will elect another pilot to
handle his mount this year as In 1919
when he sent Roscoe Surles to the
c T,re WIN IN, his entry. Who oldheld's
on con1ecture-he has not yet an
niounccd. and whether he has decided
is not known.
Inc car he has entered Is an odd
ncld Special" of 1872 cubic inches pis-
,pn uispiacemcnt, manufactured by
- pr Miller. of Los AnEeies That
.uineu IN the official entry blank turn
GU IN TO the Speedway officials.
Eliminated by breakdown.
IN last years race OldiicldS car was
eliminated early in the game with a
brokcp cam shaft--but Sarlcs kept IL
we, Weii w In front as long as 1t was in
Harvey Oldficid is n fixture in the
history books Of auto racing He was
me iirst man TO drive an auto n mile
IN less than minute on Il circular
trach-thht was mere In Indianapolis
III l3u3. when he covered the distance
IN hitE-nine seconds. for which he
VA, was paid $4,000: the second year of
ms racing carcer-from that time on
until his retirement from actual com
petition. he was constantly in the
iiineiight as speed merchant,
old Master" az he is. commonly
known. got his first taste for fast
riding when he placed second in u
eighteen years old. In 1899 ne gained
MS FIRST experience n8 Il piIo, OF
motorcycle racing machines. at which
ne became n leading expert.
Drove IOrd's First Car.
IL was in 1902 he joined Tom
cooper. former national bicycle cham
pion. and Henry Ford, then an OBJ
scare engineer, becoming the driver
Oh Two racing cars designed by Ford
ana financed by Cooper.
IL was on September 81 that he
urove and won his first race, when
steam. gasoline and electric cars from
Az parts Of the country gathered for
inc flTc- event at Crosse Point
track. Detroit. He defeated Il large
ne!d for a diamond trophy pacing n
ford 93e. the distance In $50. tho
"nrin-s record at that time
Oldncld drove the first American I'm =
10 finish the 500 mil. international
sweepstakes ut the Indianapolis Motor
speedway in 1919. when ne placed
nun IN "A Stutz, averaging ISIS for
IN. distance. He was also NTH in
i'l5. driving Dclnge.
me veteran race driver iY always
u popular figure AT the Indiauapoiis
Spccdway and he will spend Some
timc here grooming his car and dryer
ior the big event In MAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
COLE SPIRIT AND POLICY
HELPS AT DIFFICULT TIME
Zig Indianapolis i'innt Kept Supplied
! With Motors Despite Switch
| mans Strike.


Despite the strike OF railroad
switchmen and yardmen which TED
up terminals in many cities in the
Central West during the last week
the Cole Motor Company's plant In
Indianapolis was kept in Ilbcra,
supply OF motors. and it's production
unhamperad.
The motors for the Cole Aero
Eight are made in Detroit. The man
ncr In which the motors were pro-
vided for the main plant in Indiana
polls is simple proof of how thor
oughly imbued all of the Cole or
Eantzar'o3 or lis with the icompany's
slogan: There's II Touch of Tomor-
row In All Cole Does Today"
II. j. Giddings. material and traffic
manager OF the Cole Motor Company,
hurried 10 Detroit at the first sign
OF trouble with the switchmcn. He
ssSaEen all OF ond ahe faf9nd care
motors. Before he was able. how
ever. to get the loaded cars out of
Detroit some OF the switchmen had
gone on strike in sympathy with
their Chicago fellow workers.
Giddinss learned that Detroit Shore
sim ON the job. He managed 10
bring about the transfer OF the cars
I to that road and they were hurried
/ 10 Toledo.
/ The cars were transferred by tho
| Detroit Shore line to the Glover Leaf
whose men at that time were stil ri
| work. But before the cars could he
/ moved, the Glover Leaf yardmcn and
switchmen had joined the strike
| Giddings. looking to tomorrow. had
anticipated that possibility. however
! He madc arrangements early in the
day for all OF the motor trucks owpni
/ by one of the big highway companies
operating out OF Toledo. Early or
Thursday. April 8, the jcars were
transferred TO a convenient location
| where they could be unloadcd onto
| tho waiting trucks.
| The task required several hours
! Taking advantage or the opportunity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
WATCH SPRING CLIPS
manufacturers and Dealers VIII M,
Rcpince Parts BrOkcn Through
Lnck of Care.

II any proof be required Of tho
necessity OF keeping spring clips
tight at all times 1t may he founil
In the fact that neither dealers nor
manufacturers will replace A sprinp
that Is broken through the center
bolt hole-the place where mos,
springs give way, observes u con
tributor TO American Motorist. who
goes on to say:
''BreakaSc ofthis nature is ,aken
as evidence that the spring ciips
were not kept tight. The spring
clips are subject TO bending in two
directions With the result that tex-
cessive strains are imposed at the
weakest point. which In this case IS
at the bolt hole. The spring Gins
should be seated perfectly tight by
drawing the nuts up rs close as pos
siblc with a wrench OF such size that
there is no question of their being
tight. 1t is well also to bear In
mind that even a nut secured by a
! lock washer Will ultimately work
loose-hence the necessity for look
ing over your spring clips now and
then"