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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21

Machinery-Al Kinds
FOR SALE s5-horsepover marine boiler
and 2 portable boilers FL Paso Boiler &
Tank works. 225 s. Santa re st. Ph. ass.
For Saie-Furniture
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KITCHEN cabinet FOR sale. sos n. oregon.
Phi. 6052J-
WANTED TO BUY-A second hand sewing
machine reasonable. Phi. so
EARLY English dining room set shades.
baby's high chair Call 7l58M after G D. III.
ALL KINDS OF furniture for sale. camping
outfit dishes. electric fixtures Phi 1871.
FOR SALE burner Boss Oh stove. with
high shelf and oven. good as new, SIS. Phi.
6765R-
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
will exchange your old furniture for
new at Il-ll3 North stanton ST.
WALLACE FUR. CO.. new store We
will pay highest cash price for used fur7i-
ture, any amount. will call any part Of
city OF #. Bliss Phi. 2905.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Furnitura OF small
house, also SO chickens, some small: or
trade for F0rd. ISIS y. Brown.
FOR sALE-Furniture Of two rooms and
sleeping porch, kitchen and bath Ant.
for rent. Robinson Apis. "a.
FURNITURE-Three room apartment. rea-
sonables apartment for rent best locarion
in city. Phone 7432-
REFRIGEKATOR. dresser. large mirror:
also my home cash or terms. close IN.
garage and rooms for rent. 512 E Nevada.
FOR sALE-Iee box. bed. dresser. rockers
and some rugs, All In good condition. call
after evening". 1ll7 n. Kansas.
FURNITURE, pianos. refinished. repaired:
we can match your furniture 70 any color:
expert work only, J. Megna. Refinishlng
Dept. FL Paso Plano Co. Phi. 1Ts3W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21
For Sale-Farms and Ranches

FOR RENT-Small farm. miles down the
valley; 4 room house. barn. chicken yards
and nice orchard Phone s94J1
FOR SAILS acres. all IN cultivation.
ranch house. two miles east OF Ysleta. on
San Elizario road. Sis per acre; terms.
r z. Harris. sole agent 2913 Alameda
ave.
WELLS DRILLED Windmills. pumps
and taLks erected and repaired: special
equipme1t for work in the valley. Address
P. O. Boz; S02. Fl Paso. Texas.
FOR sALE-56 acres at Mountain PARK,
Otero county, New Mexico. Il acres under
irrigation. in orchard. - timbered IN
limited water supply. For further par
uculars apply TO
JAS. J. WATTS co.
307 City National Bnk Bldg. FL Paso TEX.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21

TEXAS CLEANING 4 DYE WORKS.
izs on dysinE. s12 Texas Phi 2I2a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21
For Sale or Ezchange-ReaI Estate

IS ROOM tenement house to exchange for
valley farm. Phi. $50.
WILL EXCHANGE clear Ranger busiaess
property for Fl Paso property. s. Romick.
box 1101. Ranger. Texas.
FOR SALE OR TRADE six lots IN German.
Texas. Preferable some property in New
Mexico in the center Of two big oil fields
7 ". Gardner BOX e32i German. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21

GEoRGE7s GAR.GE-si5 d IN Into5i5.
We have some real bargains in used cars.
One passenger Chandler with new top
and seat covers a real bargain at 500.
one Dodge touring at $3.50. one Hupmo-
bile truck f275; Ford touring s5o0- Hudson
super-six Sl15o- Haynes $3.50. What have
you 10 sell or trader Call 1903 and ask
for Ed. Erwin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21

s425O.oO s425o.OO
BUYS THIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE
HOME.
A nice little bungalow, with four
rooms and sleeping porch Large liv-
ing room across the entire front Of
the house. Modern built-in features.
Pay $4,000 cash and the rest is like
rent.
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS.
Beautiful Room Bungalow on two
ful lots. Contracted and built for q
home. The rooms are large, has
hardwood floors throughout. OF the
best kind Has large basement and
heating plant Nice lawn and flow
ers- This home is worth the money
Take d look at it and you viii agree
with me The price is S85o0-0o- Terms
are easy.
Call c. 7 MEREDITH.
SECURITY REALTY COMPANY.
40s First Nat. Bank Bldg Phi. 677L.
$3.50 Cash, so monthly, new room
brick near Alta Vista school. $4,000.
Near Villas School, new 5 room bun
gaiow, hardwood floors, furnace,
paved, $500 cash. $50 monthly, in
GLIDING interest; $3.50
Manhattan Heights, new room bun
galow, hardwood floors furnace
paved. finished in ivory; $500 cash,
balance monthly; $3.50.
san Antonio Street. 5 room cottage
close in; $500 cash. $50 monthly, in
GLIDING interest; $3.50
PershfnE Drive, one Of finest homes
on street, s room. including 2 giassed
sleeping porches, furnace, garage
$3.50.
North Campbell Street, room, 2
story brick, real bargain; s675e;
$1,000 cash.
HAWKINS BROS.
1851 Martin Bldg. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21

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SCHOOL OF ART-CIass and private ls1-
sons. branches. free hand-drawlnE sketch
ing. charcoal. SIN lie landscape. water
c0lors and OIL Bessie Gutteruan. 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21


SACRIFICE
TWO STORIES, 10 ROOMS
Closs IN. on car line. excellent coudi-
ton. paved street. five large bedrooms and
sleeping porch upstairs, four rooms and
sleeping porch Downstairs, roomy closets,
excellent proposition for renting rooms
Price $500. reasonable cash payment easy
monthly payments This Is absolutely one
o. the best bargains We have offered and
VIII not last long Phone quick
Ask FOR J. II. stone.
HENRY b. STONE a co.
Phone 1854 go Caples Bldg.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Ten room mansion with easement
and garage, built Of concrete block.
double walls Situated close in on
corner in 2 fine residential district
This house has fine porches in front
and rear and house is cool in summer
and warm IN winter. Lot IS IS BY 100.
For sale on very reasonable terms at
2 great deal less than It is actually
worth
See Mr. HOFFMAN.
DOUGLAs c. CROWELL kGENCY,
- NILS Bldg Phone $500,
SOME GOOD BUYS.
Five rooms. sleeping porch. basement.
heating plant. brick garage. Best buy
IN FL Raso, s600e-0D; terms.
-FOUR rooms, sleeping porch, frame
garage, nice lawn vines, etc. excel
lent location, $500; $3.50 c-sh.
SIX rooms. sleeping porch. basement,
and heating plant hardwood floors.
excellent location. $500: $1,000 cash.
Two lots on Bliss street. west Of Five
FONTS paving paid. sacrifice, $1,000
FOR the two
Call o. r HOOKER
BROADDUS & LEBARON
~ Teas St. Phone 1858
$500 ALTA VIsTA-s3sO CASH \
4 rooms brand new. close to school
and car line. excellent neiEhborhood.
hardwood floors. sleeping porch.
modern in every way; only $40 per
month, including interest
HERNDON KEMP
TURNER. KEMP & OLDWEII..
State Natl Bnk Bldg. Phone 20g0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21
Bicycles
Carpenters

CARPENTER work, all kinds. door. win
dow. roof. porch. garage and renairiuc
LUNDELL-- PHONE 8S2S.
PHONE 1897 for first class carpenter.
plasterer ard cement work Z. A. Brown
Manager
PHONE 5otf-Carpeuter work. reneral
house repairin plasterings cement work.
painting
ALL KINDS carpenter work in or out al
town; cabinet work Phi 7f25W OF sSOf
Filleman & Welch
CARPENTER. building and remodeiinc
store fronts and cabinet work. brick. stone
cement and painting estimates furnisn,sd.
qulek servlce Phi S20SI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21

FINEST ABATEMENT SITE
In city. large triangular corner lot. Epson
and Prospect. $4,000; $1,000 cash, balance
40 suit
SO24 PERA- room brick bun Ealow. lot
50x14o S310e. II you are looking 70 buy
read estate Of any kind. see me before buy
ing. can probably save you money.
r. E. LYONS, 102 TEXAS, PHI. 1l25.
SUNSET HEIGHTS BARGAIN
Eight rooms. two stories, east front. base
ment and heating plant A very deslrahle
house. Yard in good shape, grass, flowers
and trees. This property can be sold for
$500. Could not be duplicated for 81 00O-
You VIII have 10 hurry.
Can WIN Mari.
JAMES i. MARI s. COMPANY
394 san Antonio St Telephone $3.50
HEAL estate FOR SALE
Splendid business property right IN
the heart Of the city. having net IN
come Of over $4,000 per month. Can
be purchased at a bargain.
We have any size valley ranch rang
ing from TO 1000 acres some splen-
did buys small tracts between FL
Pas0 and Esleta- It viii pay you to
Investigate what we have.
BORDER INVESTMENT CO.
Phone 3SS 405 Reynolds Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21

I have late model 5-passenEer. s.
cylinder car that Is in perfect con
dition which I will trade for equity
IN bungalow. Car has wire
wheels and tires. and other extras.
Is in excellent condition and ap-
pearance.
AIR GLASS WITH
GOODMAN BROS. & CO.. nc.
Real Estate-Insurance
eos n. Stanton Phi. 1894
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21

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WILL EXCHANGE ten acre tracts 5
miles south and west San Benito. Texas
irrigated two years. Abstract for equity
in FL Paso property OF automobile. Cash
price s225 per acre Albert Ewald. Gen.
Del. FL Paso,
TO TRADE--220 acres in Gaines county,
Texas; $1,000 equity in an $3.50 home IN
Richmond Terrace, FOR small place down
valley, must be good house on same and
close in Phi 1910, 20 g. 4s55 at night.
call llassman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21
q Sale-CitH Pronerfr

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BUY CORNER-5 corner lots. close IN, cos
$500: for quick sale $1,000. Phi. 1884 @
TO w Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21
Dancing Lessons.

PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT
Class lessons. Tuesday and Thursday oTs-
nlnEs 70 $50 CotlIllon HalL. Rh. $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21

nished, newly finished inside, bath, sleep
ing porch garage, chicken run fence Phi
2775W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21

TURNER. KEMP & OLDWELL.
State Natl Bnk Bldg Phone 20so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-21

VIOLIN LESSONS TO beriansrI or al
yanced playsrs- Arthur Dllirn. 2z74 Gold
Ph f095
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
MOVIE OPERATOR
SAYS DRECO DID
HIM LOT OF GOOD
Relieved kidney trouble,
soothed his stom a c h,
cleansed liver, Quilted
nerves and put him in fine
condition.

Everything I ate fermented and
filled my stomach with gas until 1
felt I'd burst" said Mr.. 1. 3. Lucas
the well known motion picture OPP
orator. whose home is at 1920 w.
Jefferson St. South Bend, Ind. Il
was so bilious the balls of my eyes
were yellow and when I walked 1
had the sensation of staggering.
There was a thick. Shiny taste in my
mouth and nothing 1 ate tasted just
right. l took first one thing and
then another but instead of getting
better 1 was generally growing
worse.
Il hadn't taken Dreco long be-
fore 1 noticed a decided improve
ment. my appetite became sharp
everything tasted good and had no
bad after effects. all the dizziness
disappeared and L sleep fine all
night. My nerves became steady,
bowels act daily and my kidneys are
regulated. in fact I feel I'm entire
~ we'll and strong. When I come
acrass any one suffering as I did It
won't take me long to tell them
about Dreco."
The well known Dreco expert has
headquarters at the Central Drug
Store and American Drug Store. 10
meet the local public and explain
the merits of this great remedy. See
him today. DrecO is also sold in
Mishawaka by the Red Cross Phar-
macy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
Essays In

BY MEL EUWELL
MISTER LEYGUES OF FRANCE.

MISTER LEAGUES OF FRANCE.
Never count your chickens before
they are hatched." is an old wheeze
that still sticks on the job but II
might be changtd a little to the ad-
vantage of European diplomacy TO
run thusly: Never figure on a
chicken until It is feathered out. "
Some moons ago when Mr. Miller
and Of France climbed into the pres
idenial chair. he served notice on
the state that therein and thereafter
IL was his darling intention 10 be the
big boss and not the big cipher as
has been customary TO presidents of
France. Some French papers were
a little worried and said so. and when
a little later Milly chose George
Leagues as his premier, they threw
a fit. George was an old familiar
truck horse who was about as harm
less as the democratic papers de-
clare Brother Harding is. George
had been holding down political jobs
all his life and when Milly passed
over the big lights and chose him,
the papers declared that he had
chosen a human being as near the
complete nonentity as was possible.
They declared that George would be
merely the figured head TO put
through Milly's policies. Now it so
happened that among the first Of
Milly's policies was busting up the
play house of the bOlshevik. He
tied up with a chap named Wrangel
and sent friend latter TO tell Lenine
and Trotsky where to head IN at
Sad TO relate, he never had a chance
to see the naughty twins. Somewhere
around the Crimea his foot slipped
and the bugaman almost got him.
He hauled freight faster than a
through manifest and was just able
TO climb on board a ship when the
Russian bear almost had him by the
seat of the breeches. OF course
Milly was muchly disappointed and
peeved and he began looking around
for another horse TO back. Then up
steps George Leygues and says mat
there is nothing doing He toid
Milly that while he was president all
right, Georgia was premier and that
he meant TO be premier or
nothing else. Now Milly IS
looking out OF the windows
OF E!ysee and wondering why IN
the heck he wasn't wise enough 10
see that Georgia wasn't a dummy
after all.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
REPORT PROGRESS
OF INDIA BOYCOTT
Agitation Against British In
dian Government Causes
People to Act.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-The pro-
gress of the boycott movement OF
the native element in India against
the British Indian government is
given in reports from India reach
ing the India Information bureau
here. The reports state that since
the boycott began many natives
have resigned from Offices under the
government; four colleges have
closed as a result OF the agitation.
with growing student-strike
movement through the country; and
an almost complete boycott is un-
der way Of the government elections
scheduled 70 take place in a few
weeks.
Issue Statement
For the first time since the in
augUration Of the boycott. the Brit
ish Indian government has issued
a statement of its attitude toward
the movement, according OF des-
patches just received by the India
bureau. The statement says that no
repressive action will be taken by
the government "fOr II considers
that such action should only be en-
plOyed in the last resort. when. in
deed. failure TO adopt IL would be
a criminal betrayal of the people"
The government has refrained from
taking action against those who ad
vOcate a boycott Of the government
schools. the law courts and the leg
islative councils, for three reasons,
namely:
Reluctance TO interfere with the
liberty OF speech and of the press
at a time when India is on the eve
OF a great advance toward the real
ization of responsible government.
Honest Convictions.
Reluctance TO make martyrs of
individuals, some of whom may be
honest IN their convictions.
Trust that the common sense of
India Will reject the non-coopera-
ton"
The bureau states that the native
element continues the statement to
mean that action will be taken to
repress the boycott on the slightest
outbreak of violence or anything
that may be construed as such.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
FOR TUESDAY AT
BUEHLER BROS,
31Q 6 MICHIGAN 81
CORRECTION.

Attention Is called TO typo
graphical error made I'm the Sunday
advertisement of Porter * Strom,
131 :. Main It. The line reading.
Arch PreserVer Shoe, So" should
have been "Arch Preservcr Shoe,
No. D." 9574-l4-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
CnRRECTION

Attention Is called TO a typo
graphical error made I'm the Sunday
advertisement of Porter * Strom
131 :. Main 1t. The line reading.
"Arch Preserver Shoe, So" should
have been arch PreSeTVer Shoe.
No. D." 9574-14-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-14
ARTISTIC WREATHS

Finest selection in city. williams
the florist. l3S S Michigan St Main
769. 953S-2O.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-14
CHARITY BENEFIT AT
THE WOMAN'S CLUB

A lively time is being anticipated
at the Woman's Club house Friday
evening. From the number of tables
that have already been engaged, it
looks very encouraging for the little
orphans in Jacksonville. to whom the
proceeds of this affair will be given.
If you have not engaged your table,
phone Mrs. Jack Camp Immediately.
If you are alone and wish to play,
also phone her for she will be glad to
see that you are placed with congen-
ial players. The feels only so cents
Fer person and the prizes offered are
going to be very handsome ones. The
first prize for ladies was donated by
Rheinauer & Co.; the first prize for
gentlemen donated by H. A. Water
man; the consolation prize for ladies
donated by the Speciality Shop and the
consolation prize for gentlemen was
donated by the o. X. Teapot Grocery
The BOBBY prize is secret. Come
cut Friday evening and show your
cooperative town spirit.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-14
JAPANESE CANE

Japanese cane is one of the finest
forage plants I have even seen for
stock and hogs. It only has to be
planted every five to seven years. We
plant it just like sugar cane and work
it the same. When it gets up, say two
feet high, we begin to cut 1T like
millet and feed our mules early in
spring and summer, and it will sucker
out till frost kills it down. We only
cut, say one-half of our patch and
feed young. We let the rest of the
patch get fully matured, then we top
it and save the tops. dry them like
fodder, to feed through the winter.
We. cut the rest of it even with the
ground and bank it like seed cane.
In the early spring, when we begin
to work mules hard hauling and plow-
ing, we go to our bed of Japanese
cane and get out a few stalks at a
time and feed our mules, cows and
hogs. We cut it up in short pieces
with an old hatchet and feed with
other feeds. This makes the finest
green feed for stock we ever used. We
all know when stock are fed con-
tinuously on dry feed they get tired
of it, and some think they get puny.
but the most of them just lack an ap-
petite. Stock fed on Japanese cane
through the winter and spring never
get puny with US. Our mules like it
and keep fat with less corn when we
feed it. We feed our brood sow on it
It answers for green pasture through
the winter. We laid in full supply
for this springs use.-Southern Ru-
ralist.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-14
FRANKS MAKES A RECORD

Mr.. Max IsraeIson is justly proud
of the record of the Franks store
sales last week. In comparison with
the same week of last year the in
..ease shown is 65 per cent. Besides
this increase over last years week it
was the record week of the entire
history of the firm.
Mr.. Israelson says this shows what
lcal values connected with an abun-
dance of publicity can do. Mr.. Israel
sor made a trip to New York and
Baltimore several weeks ago and
picked up hundreds of special values
in ladies' ready to wear articles.
These were shipped in by express and
put on the market like they were
bought, at exceptionally low prices,
W ith the above results.
Mr.. Israelson is firm believer in
printers ink. and when he has mes
sage for the public he uses this COM
modify judiciously and invariably his
sales record show the results.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-14
A PICTURE GALLERY
OF SHOW WINDOWS

1t looks like classify arranged show
windows are going to be a great feat
ure of the Ocala Christmas season.
The Marion Hardware Company has
led, and it win be hard work to equal
it in display. To begin with, the
store, which stretches half a block
along North Magnolia, has FIVE win
dows, each as big as an ordinary room,
and is separated from the street by
solid walls of plate glass. The first
or most northern window has a dis
play of guns and ammunition; the
second of silverware and pottery; the
third of tinware; the fourth of saws
and other tools in the lumber mans
line; the fifth of stoves and kitchen
furniture. Everything is well arrang-
ed, polished and FURNISHED to the
highest degree. At places of the
best advantage Christmas stars and
bells are hung. connected with each
other by long, broad ribbons. and the
floors are profusely scattered with
holly twigs bright with green leaves
and red berries. The display is pretty
to look at at any time, but especially
when the windows are lit with cleo
tiicity. Mr.. John Preer is the artist
who planned the display, and carried
much of it out.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-14
GOVERNMENT LIMITS
BAN ON OLD UNIFORMS


The department of justice, in MAX
ing a countrywide effort to prevent
irdiscriminate wearing. of army and
navy uniforms by enforcing provis-
ion of the national defnse act Of 1916,
is observing a common sense policy to
protect those wearing altered parts of
the uniform in good faith. At the re-
Quest of the war department it is
preventing the wearing of any of the
following: Uniform buttons. cap orn-
aments, collar insignia, insignia Of
rank and grade, olive drab caps, hat
cords, overcoats, service coats and
army nurses Norfolk coats, overcoats
and capes. These are classed as "dis-
tinctive parts" of the uniform in the
meaning of the law. Other articles
which may be worn, not being eonsid-
cred distinctive, are: Shirts trousers,
breeches, leggins, shoes, boots, rain
coats, denim working clothes, etc.
The war department has ruled that
the army overcoat or any other part
of the uniform may be worn if it has
been dyed any color other than olive
drab or if it has been altered so that
it is plainly not a regulation army
garment.
Hupdreds of complaints have beer
received by government officials
against panhandlers and peddleri
wearing the uniform to excite sympa
Legion Weekly.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-14
1HE WINDSOR HOTEL
OPENS FOR THE SEASON

The Windsor hotel, of Jacksonville,
will open its season of 1920-21 tomor-
low, December 10th. The hotel has
been worked over throughout during
the summer and fall and opens its
doors in the best condition in its his
tory for handling the great tourist
business, that is pouring into the state.
After all has been said of the no.
tells of Florida, one has to admit that
the Windsor is at the head of them all,
in point of quiet elegance. in service
and in its beautiful location, in. the
heart of Jacksonville facing pretty
Hemming park and occupying as it
does an entire city block.
Mr.. R. R. Meyers, president of the
Windsor Hotel company. and Mr.. j. E.
Kavanaugh, manager of the hotel,
have spared no expense or energy this
season in making the Windsor hotel
into a veritable tourists palace, and
they invite the public to visit their
hotel with the full confidence that
there will be no disappointments
Within the Hotel Windsor is every
comfort and every convenience. The
individual room appointments, the
parlors, the lobbies, vast courts and
great aisle-like halls and corridors.
leave no thought of aught unsupplied
in the minds of the guests within its
doors.
The citizen of Florida, or the visitor
to the state, who has not been a guest
of the Windsor has something yet to
look forward to with pleasure. The
writer of this article has stopped at
the Windsor for fifteen years, in
summer with only the rooms open and
during the tourist season with the
hotel fully open and the tourist busi-
ness in full sway, and has found il
delightful at all times and the serv-
ice excellent. With all the hotels
conveniences and comforts the charges
are reasonable and one receives full
value for the money expended.
| The Hotel Windsor has always been
fortunate in its personnel The clerks
in the Office are most accommodating
and efficient and the servants thruout
the house are attentive and courteous.
The Star takes pleasure in referring
the public to the Windsor at Jackson
willie and assures its readers that they
will find welcome there and will
enjoy each moment of their visit.