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The evening world., 1920-08-04
Old Mrs. GarGoil Is Inclined
To Dance When DammydimmydOO
Begins to Pipe on Her Flute
By Marie, queen of Rounlanid.

said Dame Dammydlmmydoo: / have
not seen you for many day"
II have had govt in the third toe
of my right foot" complained the
toad.
Mrs. Gargodl does not belong 10
the very amiRble specimens OF this
world" chuckled the old dame.
Where arc your little ones, Mrs
Gargoll?" asked the wise woman,
turning TO the toad. They arc not
out with you to-day"
Nnhey are taking their mud baths.
They are u fine lot this year. though
a bit slow, but must protest, in the
name OF the community, at the insult
done to our venerable patron; never
has such a thing been known to hap
pen before"
Il confess that / am much veXed
about IT," admitted the dame. 1T IL
q most regrettable episode, and |
quite appreciate the feeling OF indlg
nation n raises among you all. 1
am eager to make all amends in the
name OF my unruly follower"
II am afraid no excuse will be ablo
10 wipe out the insult" said old
Mrs. OargOil, drawing down the cor
ners OF her over-large, sour-looking
mouth. There are certain acts that
are unforgivable, quite" The old
toad's bulging eyes looked vindicuve,
and her loose throat throbbed with
Hl-c0ntained Indignation.
IT am sure l am very grateful for
your ADVICE" ssmd Dame Dammydim &.
mydoo, dnawing her little flute from
her pocket and beginning 10 pipe.
Good gracious! What stimulating
music" said old Mrs Gargoil. II
declare that II makes me quite young
l.. 4 49,
And tho ungainly creature began
Ewaying about, as II the wind wat
blowing her gently this way and
that.
III she considers that dancing"
said Pansy 10 herself. well, them
Pansy did not go 10 the end OF
her thoughts, remembering how old
Dame Dammydimmydoo was able to
read them in 80 uncanny manner.
The old woman took her flute from
her Ups, HE Is not coming" she said
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81 am afraid he Is seriously offended,
and rightly, too, poor dignlfed old
soul"
He is not SOLE" protested Mrs.
GargOil, whose baggy throat bhrobbed
more than ever. ''He Is carp"
Little girls do not generally like
me-" continued Mrs. GRrEOil; "they
seem 70 consider me out OF place
wherever am. They prefer tho
useless little green frogs that sit on
the new born leaves and have exactly
the same color as the foliage and
make such an awful row in the eve-
ming. l have a much moro melodious
voice." and To Pansy's establishment
the hideous creature suddenly sent
forth n few deep tones like n fnr-off
bell, or like the deep note OF some
strange bird.
as that your volce7'' exclaimed
Pansy in read admiration
Yes, little girl, that's my voice."
said the unattractive parsonage COM
placently.
Well, II certainly is much prettier
than the little green frogs songs"
Let It be n lesson to you, little girl,
not to judge people only by the color
of their clothes. Those useless little
green scamps arc tho color OF fresh
but | am earth -colored, because l
remain on tho ground, and we AMI
mails have good reasons for taking
the color of our surroundings"
What reaS3un82" asked IAanSy.
Reasons OF self-defense-IWe hide
much more easily II we are tho color
OF the places we i've in"
why need you hidew
"Ah! that, alas, Is a huw Of nature,
and II II Is not man that hunts us,
it's some other creature OF creation.
It's certainly a sore trial, but when
quite young we already learn 10 DO
0tCrnally on our guard"
what n bore that must be." ex-
claimed Pansy.
"Oh! tie more than IA borei" said
the toad; but here comes my mes
sen ger"
With another envable hop the mus
tard-colored frog reappeared among
them.
"well2" inquired Dame Danny
dimmydoo.
Did you sce mimi" asked Pansy
with bated breath,
"Yes; / saw as much NJ him as
protruded from the mud he had taken
refuge into. Ho looked nike a huge
block OF very ancient wood ON which
all sorts OF weeds had grown. He's
a most imposing personRgV, and cor
tainly no Is n sort OF holy and glord-
Gus terror to all those down there.
Often the little tadpoles lose their
tails out Of sheer emotion wnen he
approaches. It's very. very wonder
flii, YOU know, 70 DO so old"
ION. yes" murmured Pansy. Even
to think OF IL makes me feel quite
solemn"
well, as there Is nothing more 10
expect for tho moment. wen be off,
little girl. The sun IL setting low. and
] think you must be hungry; I am
going 70 arrange a little picnic for
you, which ] think you viii like
GOOdby. Mrs. Gargoil; goodby."
tou1grubt. 1s0o ~ Rsa uynMaAS IaAl
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weaker sex has more holes than Chs.
nese money.
Samson's strength was in his hair.
and that's where woman's is. But
woman Is more careful Of her locks
than Sampy was with his. When
Delilah shipped OF Samson's hair.
the old boy lost his pep. But when
a DANES scalp begins to moult does
she lot 1t 20 at that7 Yes! She
doesn't! A wren will try hair. 70
storer for seven weeks, and 10 that
won't work she makes q switch
When q woman wants TO shine she
doesn't do II with her domeI
Women may be the Trailer sex. but
you1l notice who's losing his Tighta
The Eighteenth Amendment took
away all kinds OF booze except mila-
dy's perfumei The only necessity Of
woman that's been cut down II
clothes-i4and that was with their fulI
consent. And the more the tailoIP
cut down their clothes tho bettAr
they seem to lfhe I'll
No. friends-woman isn't weaker
than man. as Carrie Nation proved
They can do anything as we'll as ~
guys, and that goes for shoveillDE
coal, When the war was on II var
women that kept the home nrss
burning, and all the men furnished
was the draft And even IN the de-
partment Of fighting the women ayo
way above par. Give any live daIup
a couple of pins and she'll stand ~
a regiment. Providing the pins are
rolling pins and hatpins.
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to-day In that the hand that rocks
me cradle fools the world.
The damea to-day need no handi-
cap. Woman may be a clinging vine,
but 80 is poison ivy. And poison ivy
starts from scratch. the same as the
women do. The trails are now play
ing their part in world affairs with
plenty Of makeup ON.
Columbus would never have dis.
covered America Il u wasn't for Isa-
bella. Mark Antony would never
have gone 70 Egypt II II wasn't for
Cleopatra John Smith would never
have see4 America nrst II It wasn't
for Pocahontas. And Adam would
have spent his life loafng in Eden II
It wasn't for Friend Wife Eve. The
women have started every great
movement the world has known. In
GLIDING Suffrage and the shimmy.
In the eternal triangle OF wine,
women and song to-day, the wine il
u whole lot weaker than women. Ono
woman can now hold up telephone
system that II took two thousand
men to build. Does that sound like
the weaker sex7
More folks have paid to see Venus
without any head or arms than ever
viewed Barnum's two-headed mani
And one bearded lady made more
dough for Ringing than the Smith
Brothers made for themselves. And
did you ever zee Z strong man that
could hold an audience like a lady
acrobat could7 You said 1t, mattel
The argument that women are the
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ably have partaloen OF II with n relish
Salads can DO made nutritious by
OUmbLnAug vegetables and meats; for
instance. spinach and cold boiled
tongue Tho spinach should be cooked
IN the usual way and chopped fine
after draining. Season with salt.
pepper. ono tablespoonful melted but
tar ana lemon Ju4co. Lightly grease
small monad and pack we'll with the
mixture Set on doe and whom ready
30 servo remove from mould and ar
nange on trim slices OF tongue cut in
circular shape 6erve width sauce tor
taro or mayonnaAse dressing TO which
has bOon Gddsd chopped olives and
vscloles.
Various Vegetables can be mixed to
% form a very delicious salad. Cook vege-
tables until tender. than thorough
ly chih them. Put all tho ingredients
into a mixing bowl with French dress
ing and toss lightly. Drain and serve
on q bed OF lettuce leaves. A border
OF radishas or finely sliced cucumber
win add 10 the appearance OF this
salad. A 6prinkltng of Chtves over
tho top is also appetazing.
In this salad left over vegetables
can be used TO advantage. Beets, car
ksts and string beans combine we'll.
a delicious salad II made OF a nest
Of lettuce with a mound Of asparagus
Apa, string beans, water sliced Gu
6umbera, celery hearts. green peppers,
AndivA cut in strips, and pimentos.
4 good French dressing is made by
mixing one-fourth teaspoon salt and
ane-eighth teaspoon pepper. Gradu-
any add three tablespoons olive Oil,
stirring all the time. Then add one
tablespoonful OF vinegar.
NAhdelion SALAD Is cooling and
UGnen combined with other ingredi-
Qnts makes a savory dish. Chop the
1andelion and add chopped peppers,
aiioed radlBheB and French dressing.
Serve on lettuce leaves.
Dandelions combine well With cot
kaEe cheese. Some cooks make q
salad OF dandelion ana diced cucum-
bers. Dandellons. onions, red peppers,
Ovweet pickles and lemon juice Is a
GOOD combination.
String beans and onions make a
mood salad. so does cold boAed beet
WITH onions and, AZ desired. sliced to-
naatoeS or string beans can be added
II YOU prefer a fruit salad make a
nest OF lettuce leaves. Shoe bananas
and arrange an layers around, then
make q mound OF strawberries IN the
center. DIX well together one tea
lspooqf1i lemon Juice two tablespoon
tais - ouonR and Two EAhlo1poono al
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tiflS chair or n bewftchAng woman.
II u aA the Bame-Oooner or later tho
genius husband Is bound to turn to
other things"
There was pause and Mildred Har-
rs Chaplin looked into space and bit
her Lip.
You would not advise the average
y0ung woman 90 marry a genius r.
then 1 asked
''By all means MOI" was the prompt
Enswer. Il admit / am tempeTmental
myself. ike new things, say
things which frequently do not mean,
but back OF II all love with the same
old love. do not tire of the real things
OF hfe the way Charlie does. Per-
Sonally ] do not believe that any wom-
an can DO happy with q genius hus-
band"
''Buk whom your little baby was
born, didn't that cause a new tender
ness 70 spring up in the heart Of the
Sather7" said 20 the little girl wife.
Fl do not think a genius cares for
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CAV /EAlh heNST' eAClhllhcu
w Dame Dnmmydimmydoo
after tho crow had 80 vio-
lently attacked Old ick-in-the-Mud.
II must say that for once agree
with you, little Pansy. about Spooty-
pootypuff. This was a most unjusti-
fed act Of dlscourtesy toward that
worthy old wiseacre-most unjusttfed,
indeed. No doubt the ancient old
body is a bit OF a prig, but SpOOty-
pootypuf has no excuse for behaving
in such a way, and OF course he has
flown away to 10 out Of reach Of
my Just wrath"
Won't the poor old wise fellow
down there be awfully offended7"
asked Pansy, much upset.
"Of course he will DO. and rightly,
too. 1t would have been a most up
setting experience for anybody, but
how much more so for some one who
considers himself one OF the seven
wonders of the world"
Cant you call him back and tell
him we're sorry7" pleaded Pansy,
who hated to hurt anybody's feelings,
even the feelings of tho dullest
people.
.''Yes, OF course can, but don't
think anything will indt % him TO
reappear now after such an offense."
He will not show himself now for
many a day" eaid q curiously hoarse
voice from somewhere at their feet.
who Is tallcing2" asked tho old
dame, bending down, her long hooked
nose very near the grass.
II am talking" said the same voice,
and there was a movement among the
forget me-nOts. and then a heavy mop
and am enormous dark brown toad
hopped into view.
"Oh, It's you, Mrs. Gargoil, IL it7''
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parenthood," replied Mildred Chaplin.
"Our baby lived but three days and
Mr. Chaplin was very unhappy over
the fact that 1 said was III. He
wanted me 10 be bright, gay, always
sparkling. Because l was q woman
and wanted tenderness and a little
affection just at that time he was DIS
glsted with me. Just at time when
needed him most he left me alone.
when we had our new home In Los
Angeles frequently wanted TO give a
dinner sparty and I would ask him
when he would be home, but he would
never know. y III can't make a genius
husband ffreside companion. He
will declare he must have inspiration,
variety, must be bright, happy and
have lots OF jazz. suppose he must.
But in the mean time my advice
TO the young girl who wants n tame,
domesticated better half is don't wed
q genius. No, not even II he tells you
you are his sole Inspiration, because
II won't last long; 1t can't"
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Co Crhe New York Evening World.
Evening World secured the opening e
play streets for their benefit This
newspaper has put forth every efnoN
IN the interest OF securing more play
spaces for the httle ones OF the city.
But until such a broad. comprehensive
and concentrated plan Is set In mo-
ton there will always be suffering
during the summer season.
II only those in authority would re-
Oli1e what a saving 10 the community
would result from proper play spaces
by return OF good citizen stun. they
would take up the playground matter
as ono OF paramount importance.
The woman is right. Surely, II ~
can spend millions for war. we can
pay something for promoting peace
and the "pursuit OF happiness" Bx-
perience has taught that IL must be-
gin with the child.
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says:
rive been won
dering. and II has
worried mo a lot
20 think where
some of the chill
dren In New York
City play In the
hot summer and
in danger OF be-
ing run over and
crippled.
my Idea ls
this: In crowded
tenement districts
- L -.
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Roll dow IN their
Oheolus. but Charlie
Chaplin has not
N ad0 HE wdfS
hugh very much
A9eang tho two
taaxU of their mar
80 htA As she
~ upon her bed
~ thS Chath m
aotel OF this city
.sBterdaV morning
ROfoFS breakfast,
Oiad an . dainty
Nink satin lCimono,
great coli of very
blond hair over
msNt ~ 49, IN
6eT verv hIua ~ve1
- ~swS A hSit
RopresSed RN1n and
kHed 90 anywer nv
0lpogtion a. vroanan
y NroFnan
~ n almogt I'm
Wssible to 1--we
WIN q EeniuA" she
aahA because he's
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olive oil and pour dt over the fruits
Immediately before serving.
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What DO You Eat During
the Hot Weather?

AISO, Ihs PTs~P Co
10 tired these
Had served with tempting
of hot dinner she would prob
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Can a Woman Be Happy
If Married to q Genius?
Pretty l9-Year- old Mildred Chaplin,
In Divorce Suit, Claims She Cannot
Live With the Worlds Funniest Man.
''Cmius Hu6Dies Do Not Make Fireside Companions
By Fay Stevenson.

VVIHY impossible to live VITA genius7
w
brought
Chaplin laugh
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Copyright. ly7o. By The Press Puhllshin
A WOMAN writes 10 me COM
~ planning OF the shot weather
and the Inability OF children TO
have places in which 90 play. She
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The ROuuhsr You Trsst'E Better They Like It.
Of still letting think they're the
heavy The real dope
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TFWEAk<FDSEX

The Real Dope To-Day That the Hand That Rocks the
Cradle Fools the Word-The Women Have Started Every
Great Movement the World Has Known Including Suffrage
and The Shimmy.
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l never!" exclaimed
Dame Dnmmydimmydoo,
H. 49, n..1...r IA ~. Ia
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Bu Neal r. O,Hma.

b.
shiagh called
when like Babe Ruth
all fourbase clous the adys dome And also
before clubs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30

and South FL Paso property.
valued at about $4,000. which
is bringing IN good income, to
apply on good business or In
come property in business
section or north Of tracks. VIII
consider apartment house etc.
See MR. HIRSCH. with
GOODMAN BROS. & CO. NC
205 n Stanton. Phi. 242z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30
For SsIe-City PrOpsrtv

----~----@--~~~--0--->- --------~r~--~~-~~-~--
FOR SALE-Five room bungalow. base
ment and heating plant. blocks Of Eive
Points See Owner, Phi s263J.
EIGHT lots. including corner on Hueco
between Stevens and Travis. paved street.
$4,000. Phi 1854 after pm.
FOR SALE-Three room frame, sleeping
porch, on full lots $1,000 cash or viii sell
s5fsW.
BEAUTIFUL HOME in Sunset Heights.
large grounds. on corner. 8 rooms. hot
water heat. beautiful gas nantes IN all
rooms. hardwood finish. garage and ser
wants quarters. owner has moved away
and willing 20 sell at a loss unfurnished.
81. 600 for quick sale. furnished. includ-
Ing beautiful piano. s1s.500 Phi 7901W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30

NEW FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW
ana glazed room. lots. paved street.
s14oo- $3.50 cash. bal. mo
FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW. Govt Hill
$500. $500 cash.
FRANK 2. cox. REALTOH-
21e Eaples Bldg Ph. 6425
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30

Owner viii sell for $4,000 (this property
Is cheap az $4,000 ? brick cottages over
looking beautiful Cleveland Square. lots
5ex12o feet. and within 40 feet OF Masonic
temple grounds: can be purchased on long
time Address Owner, P O. Box 10. s.
II paEa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30

A gNAPi IN MANHATTAN.
Price reduced for quick sale;
beautiful bungalow Of
rooms and glazed entrance
porch, furnace and basement;
handsome built in features;
rory woodwork; a bargain at
$3.50. $500 down and $50
monthly; including all inter
est
FHILLTPs-CHEEL REALTY CO.
Phi. 436. 307 First Natl Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30
For SaI.-Farm, Ind Ranehe,

OWING 70 our % years experiences farm
ing and selling land In the upper valley
We have several very exceptional bar-
gains 20 offer IN irrigated farms. especial
ly IN the upper valley. tracts from / 10
1000 acres, Improved and unimproved-
Bailey Land & Realty Co. 2o2 n. Stanton.
Phi. 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30

S75OO.OO
Room story red brick
house located on North Ore
gon on corner. two full lots.
east front. This IS q real
bargain S25Oo.0O viii handle
balance / to 3 years. Let Us
show you
Phone 1850
WYATT & RICHEY
Real Estate. Insurance and
Investme
1886 First Natl Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30
NICELY FURNISHED FIVE ROOM
HOME-S425O-S1OO0 CASH
81 Per uInnaE

$50 Per Month
Three blocks Of Five Points, on cor
ner lot, paving being constructed,
north and east exposure, beautiful
lawn and vines. back yard fenced,
large shed; house built OF red brick,
five nice large rooms, bath. hardwood
floors in the living and dining room,
two nice large bed rooms. all built-in
features. victrola and number nicely
assorted records, very nice furniture,
IN fact this home IS ready to move
into with the nominal sum Of 100000
cash and $50 per month. including in
terest for this year and $40 per month
thereafter. Glad TO show you II you
can meet the terms.
Call 2424, Mr.. TRAFTON
GOODMAN BROS & co.
Ee5 N Stanton Phone 1924
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30

TWO STORY HOME.
Modern brick residence, nine rooms
and large glassed sleeping porch with
Is Pullman windows. living room
across entire front % feet long, tile
bath with tiled in tub and pedestal
lavatory. servants lavatory and built
IN laundry tubs, sun parlor on ground
floor, hardwood floors throughout,
beautiful kitchen with tile drain
board. buffers pantry and built in
ice box space, built in buffet with
plate glass mirror, built in bookcases
and linen closets, fun length bevel
plate mirror door, heating plant with
hot and cold water connections, brick
garage and cement driveway. This
home has spacious rooms through
out, beautiful staircase ascends from
living room and there is also a back
stairway All rooms have high cell
ings; there IS a large front porch and
service porch IN rear Located on
three full lots. on corner, with cement
sidewalks and all paving paid both
front and side. Has south exposure in
ideal section Of Manhattan Heights
with splendid view overlooking city
and valley. Positively could not be
duplicated at the price, $4,000; reas-
enable terms.
LEAFELL & SHERMAN.
REALTORS.
lis Texas St Phone 1926.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30

$3.50 Cash. balance like rent. room
bungalow near Five Points. $4,000.
$500 Cash, new room bungalow. Sun
set Heights. hardwood floors. furnace.
paved. $3.50.
North Campbell, s room brick, large
sleeping porches. a sacrifice. $3.50.
Sunset Heights 10 room brick. large
porches, heating plant. $500 Terms
to suit.
PershinE Drive. room bungalow.
basement. corner. $4,000: $1,000 cash.
Arizona Street, room cottage on
corner $4,000: $1,000 cash.
Near Five Points, S room bungalow.
hardwood floors. furnace, built-in
buffet bed rooms finished in white,
furnace. $3.50: $1,000 cash.
HAWKINS BROS.
215-517 Martin Bldg. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30
$3.50 CASH

$3.50 CASH
BUYS q modern 4 room bun
galow. with large glassed in
sleeping room. service porch,
hardwood floors, built In fea-
lures. including buffet, near
school and car line Price
$500, with payments OF SIS
per month, Including interest.
See HIRSCH, with
GOODMAN BROS. & CO. NC
Real Estate, Insurance.
205 " Stanton Phi. 2424
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30
For SaIe-AutOmobiIe,-Wanted


FOR REST-Garage at s07 Nundy. Ph.
s77sNW.
WE SPECIALIZE on Fords, Smith Garage.
Texas & Ochoa SITS. Phi. zoos
WANTED-To trade. ]. c. Fisher
grand piano for small car. sol Brown.
FOR SALE-DodEe Touring car. run 15o0
miles. bargain See O. B. Hooker. IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30

SOME GOOD BUYS.
SIX ROOMS, four blocks north
of new postoffice; for invest
meut il can't be beat; now rent
ing for $40. Can be raised TO $50.
5000; $1,000 cash
FIVE ROOMS. Elassed sleeping
porch, extra nice fixtures, hard
wood floors; two corner lots;
double garagei $500: $1,000 cash
FIVE ROOMS screened porch;
basement and heating plant.
paved street: Manhattan Heights;
only $3.50: $3.50 cash.
TWO LOTS on Bliss street. west
OF Five Points; paving paid; new
brick residence going up on east
side; location excellent: a sacri-
flee s1050 for immediate sale.
Calls o. r. HOOKER
with
BRoADDBs q LIE HATION.
III Texas St Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30
FOR SALE BY OWNER.


FOR SALE-Five room bungalow with
sleeping gallery. basement. corner lot, 20
foot front, 40 deep rented for SIS month.
$500 Bliss.
TWO STORY brick residence. 10 rooms
basement. heating plant and garage. 1899
Epson
-FOUR LOTS-On Montana St. southeast
corner. block 20. Cotton Addition
TWO BUILDING SITEs-Forty feet each,
40 deep, northeast corner OF $500 block.
PHONE s44s. 1903 MONTANA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30
For SaIs-City Property

EOr Dde-(lLy EFOpGfIy
~-----~-~-~-~~---~-~~--
FOR SALE-Four room new brick bu1Sa-
low with sleeping porch and modern con-
venieness. INQUIRE 37l4 Idalia St.
SIX rooms. red pressed brick cottage,
1890 Nevada. lovely neighborhood- 5000.
viii sell furnishings reasonably II desired
ownerls phone. 2os6W.
THREE room furnished brick cottage
s25o0. . screened porches. all convenien>es
near paved car line. terms 2509 Wheel
ing. cal mornings Owner. Phi 20s6W.
BEAUTIFUL and substantial, large bunga-
low with reimbursement apartment. 0rick
garage with servants room. very attrac-
tive location. wide parking and paving on
side and front $4,000. 1892 Nevada
owners phone. 20s6W.
TENEMENT Is PERCENT INVESTMENT.
Now Sc the time to buy, see Lee Newman
Tenement Specialist. Phi S604.
sos s. Fl Paso ST.
ROOM BUNGALOW.
Sf2jO-MUST BE SOLD.
Modern 5 room home There IS a base
ment and sleeping porch, on paved street,
convenient to car line; II you are looking
FOR a home or an investment don't fan
20 see this. BARGAIN
HENRY B. STONE & COMPANY.
Phone 1854 40 Caples BIdE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-30

Points; beautiful red brick bungalow;
5 rooms; large sleeping and service
porch, hardwood floors in every room;
? full lots; south front; concrete COP
ing around yard; nice lawn: a well
kept place Price $500; $3.50 down.
balance like rent: owner leaving
WE HAVE A LARGE LISTING OF
MODERN HOMES. WILL BE GLAD
TO SHOW YOU, IF IN THE MARKET.
BORDER INVESTMENT CO.
4O5 Reynolds Bldg.
Phone 35s after D. m. 7010.