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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

A MIGHTY GOOD BUT-Closs q Five
Points s rooms. modern features. includ-
ing furnace heat. has garage, nice lawn
2 full lots. paving pald and only s5250-
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN Manhattan. nice
- and completely furnished. ready 10 move
into. rooms and Eiaessd-ln sleeping porch.
making Z sleeping rooms newest built-in
features; hardwood floors throughout
large basement and heating plant; laun-
dry tubs Price $500.
FURNISHED HOME OF 3 ROOMS. break
fast room and sleeping porch. basements
well 5uiit; fru lots Price 5000.
SUNSET HEIGHTs-Modern home Of
6 rooms; conveniently arranged:
large rooms hardwood floors
throughout; all the new features, in
Guiding furnace heat. Price $3.50.
NEAR HIGH SCHOOL and other schools.
also walking distance OF town. 10 rooms,
story. modern features. steam heating
plant; dandy good bona Good terms
Price $4,000
NEAR ALTA VISTA school. bungalow OF
9 rooms and sleeping porcnes. modern
features garage; on corner. For $500.
On Easy TEENS new 9 room bunsaloHs,
sleeping porches. 2 full lots. near Man
haitian. $1,000. $500 cash, balance easy.
~. T Spruill. Phi. So. residence 665aW.
PARK PfTMAN REALTY CO.
soi Two Republics Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

$500, FURNISHED
The most elegant, up-tO-date,
modern bungalow IN Alta
Vista built about years,
has hardwood doors through
out large cement basement.
furnace. all builtin features,
French doors. garage This
house IS nicely furnished.
and a south front II you
want a real home. let me
show you this bargain
T. I. ALLEN,
700 FL Paso Bank and Trust
Building.
Phone $50. Res 3sS7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
ID Sale-CountY Property


For Sale-Country Property
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FOR sALE-Ssventy acres % good first
class LAID IN san EilEario Grant. In the
surveys No. 1i-15-l6- Apply 20 Mrs. 7.
O. Giron- san Eiizlrfo. Tex.
For Sale-Farnls and Ranches
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Five ACRE bearing pear orchard. up %
GATE room house: lower valley. gauge,
etc Sell furnlshsd n desired. Ph- ss4J-7.
FOB RENT-Fifty acres good iaud 1s
miles ~ valley. hale n cultivation. viii
give party crop FER : years for cultiva-
ton OF entire tract, snap for riEdt party.
v. a. loang. 5595 Bisbee.
FOR REST-One hundred 20 acres in
proved valley Land all n cultivation. part
IN alfalfa, Is niles from city. houses and
barn. eZcelie1t opportunity FOR good far
rler who wants 20 plant cotton Apply
500 Caples BidE-
FOR RENT-EiEhCT acres AZ lIyndas. s.
Mex. well adapted Ter cotton o. general
farming. has wells and cottage. mineral
rights reserved J. = McCleary. Hotei
Alamo. Pm. f2f6-
FOR SAILED acres. fully water stocked.
located in beEt part % Imperial valley.
200 acres fenced and cross-fsnced. all nov
under high state cultivation: this land Is
especially adapted for Pima or long staple
cotton. price for Quick sale $3.50 per acre.
For further particulars addre1s Best De-
Biois q CorinEton. Brawiey. CA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

BUNGALOWS FOR SALE
GROOM NEW BUNGALOW
in Manhattan Heights, steam
heat. hardwood floors, $4,000.
Good terms
5-ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
Low on California street.
with heat and all modern
BROADDUS & LERARON
H. Texas St. Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Ps p! Z oWSERs.

HID III VI THIS
II you have a home FOR sale. let u have
listing OF same. as we have number Of
customers wanting 4. 8 and S room buuEa-
lows We feel assured that Il would be
worth your while &c call Us and allow Us
% assist IN making sale
MANFIELD BLDG 4 IMPROVEMENT co.
Can Phone ss4. 81 First Nat. Blk. Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

DO YOU WANT To TRADER
New two story close in TO
trade for vacant lots or bun
CaloW- This is an ideal home
Seven passenger auto 20 trade
for vacant lots 40x120 cor
ner in Sunset Heights on
Prospect Ave. 10 trade for
cheaper lots. equity in bunga-
low or small tenement 81
acres In lower valley valued
at $1,000 viii trade for city
property
IATFIELD BUILDING AND
IMP. co.
Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
BARGAIN. on PAVED STREET.
ALTA VISTA SECTION. $1,000
HrEn nnWNE

S35 month, including all interest.
New 4 room bungalow, with sleep
ing porch. south front and near car
line; has large living room.
PHlLLIPS-CREEL REALTY co.
Phone 456. 900 First Nat Blk. Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

WANTED TO TRADE-For wen To-
Gated lots as part payment A good
house close In on Virginia St Has
rooms-in good coudition-will
make an excellent Investment
W. C. PORTER 4 CO.
POI Caples Bldg. Phone 1872
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Florists


THE FLOWER SHOT.
Corner Stanton ard Texas Phone iz2. ON
flower VIII taIr for you let us send bel
a Fragrant box o. plant She VIII BE- u1adf
happier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

EIGHT ROOMS
$1,000.
Eight room two story house.
Wen located has four nice
rooms up stairs all opening
off OF large hall. suitable for
rent purposes. This house has
nice yard. trees, flowers,
lawn. sidewalks and on paved
street. Have but few days
10 sell this In and at this
price IL should 90 quick.
Call VI = Preston with
CHAs. B. STEVENS
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone 3s5s.
City Natl EanE Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
For SaIe-Citv Property

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TWO nice lots. bargain. terms Mr- Veazey,
Herald office
HERE'S ANOTHER GOOD INVESTMENT.
tenement houses. 80 rooms, income gross
about s-56-00 per month. price $4,000 90.
WIN net about 159r on the Investment
Gail A. STOLaRO with
JAMES L MARI & COMPANY,
900 san antonio St Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

BUNGALOWS
PRICED RIGHT

BUNGALOW
PRICED RIGHT
SIX ROOMS, hardwood floors
throughout, ali builtin fea-
lures, inside work finished In
four coats white enamel and
tvory. roof guaranteed for
five years, basement with
registers in; 1885, $3.50 cash,
balance easy
FIVE ROOMS. basement reg
listers set for furnace, hard
wood floors throughout. built
IN bookcases. kitchen cabi-
net large service porchi
S55oo7 $3.50 cash
FIVE ROOMS, breakfast room.
basement, heating plant, hard
wood floors throughout. an
exceptionally wen quilt house,
$500; $3.50 cash, balance to
suit
FOUR ROOMS. Elassed in
sleeping porch. good out
buildings. nice lawn and
TWO LOTS, on Bliss street,
west OF Five Points, paving
paid; $1,000 cash
Can o. B. HOOKER.
with
BROADDUs & LIE HAROE.
H. Texas St Phone 1883.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

BUNGALOW ROOMS
CLOSE IN. elegant neiEhborhood. couve-
uient 70 car line. and good school Hard
GOOD floors throughout Nery large rooms,
nicnrT Of windows and large closets. roomy
Basement and heating plant The price Is
attractive. about $1,000 cash. balance easy
Phone FOR particular
FIVE ROOM-s55oo.
Ha-dweed floors throughout. tile bath;
handsome huilt-ln features. large windows
firutclass location on paved street. very
easy terms
FOUR RoOMS-s45eo.
Four large rooms and sleeping porch.
sufficieut for several beds Well con
structed. On two full lots. three blocks
from Five Points
HENRY B. STONE 4 COMPANY.
Phone 2S3E 80 Caplos Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

OPPORTUNITY
Here IL a chance for a wide awake
purchaser 10 obtain a five-room,
modern bungalow, located on the
choice part Of Manhattan Heights, on
n1vef street III interested
CALL TRACHT
With
TEATELLa g. SHERMAN
IFS Texas street Phone 1875.
Member El Paso Real Estate Board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

5000. ALTA VISTA BUNGA-
LOW. 800 CASH
This beautiful tapestry brick
bungalow has 4 rooms. bath
sleeping porch. hardwood
floors. builtin features, brand
new. full lotz. paved street
Immediate possession. and the
terms are just like rent;
only 80 month. Including IN
teresL Why worry about the
house problem2 Let us show
you this little home.
HERNDON KEMP.
with
TURNER, KEMP 4 COLD
WELL,
state Nat Bank Bldg
Phone 108f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
DESIRABLE TENEMENT
nrnTwnmrE

have for sale at an attractive
price fraction lots I. ?. ;. and s.
block %. all lots Il. IS, Is and z0.
block % Campbell addition.
MRS. W. B. LATTA. Phone 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Garden Tools

RAEEs. spades. hoes. rubber or cotton
Farten hose. prices right Iafte Elrus1-
darf Fiariware Co. l11 s = Eas1. u. 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

SUNSET HEIGHTS-New room bunra-
Tow. modern. s526o. $500 cash
NEAR ALTA VISTA school 6 room bun
Eaiou. heating plant. hot water heater.
fuu basement EarsEes cement driveway.
south frort5 cut from $1,000 20 $3.50 for
quick sale
NEAR HOTEL DIEU-G room cottage,
garage. driveways s6300s good terms
MAR POINTS room bungalow; heat
double garage. servants' quarters. & south
'front.' lots On corner ASK rs about price
and terms
MANHATTAN HEIGHTs-oSs- room
BUNGALOW. 1880. $3.50 cash. $40 monthly.
s1S5Os $500 c-sh. SIS monthly room
house RaTuer s.
PIONEER REAL ESTATE co.
so1-2 Two Republics BIDS. Phi 1870.
We Want 10 MAKE A DEAL WITH
a live real estate flrm in e Paso TO send
% buyers. prospective farm buyers fur
nished and a man from our office viii az
sist in the work. the business methods and
reputation OF Arkansas largest farm
agency VIII Be behind you IN making a
success; no curbstone agents wanted; Of
rice must be on ground floor and "a a
rcod Location. we have five offices located
n Arkansa-s and Oklahoma With a large
number OF improved farms from SO TO
$50 per acre On good terms; state al par
ticuIars IN first letter All coumunicetions
treated rs confidential
STUART LAND COMPANY. NC
Daruann. Ark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

FURNISHED BUNGALOW
5000
Modern. rooms, glassed
sleeping porch and service
porch. Completely furnished.
On lot 75x19o. Good location
$3.50 cash, balance $40 month
including interest
NEAR FIVE POINTS
E48Sa
Beautiful 3 room bungalow
on ccrner lot, paved street,
hardwood floors throughout
Tile bath, built IN features.
$3.50 cash. Balance monthly.
SEE MR. MING
STRAUSS REALTY CO., INC.
400 Rayrolds Bldg.
Phone 2501-250e-
INVESTORS, ATTENTION.
The following listed property Is low priced
ard sure OF q large Increased vzius II
near future;
5ozs0 business property. close "a. \ sau
Antonio ST. income $3.50 moathly. leased
s15,5eo. cash 5000.
5szi20 Myrtle ave. corner: income $50
$4,000. cash ons-third-
foxso on z. Overland. corner. two brick
house; income SIS monthly; 5000. halt
cash.
ANTON CAMOZZE.
1911 z san Antonio ST.
Phone sisl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Furniture Packing

WE PACK. sHIP OR sTORE furniture
cur glass ana china. sltilfacti1n Euaran-
tsrd- r. L. DANIEL. F. a n FCTRf. Ph.
f0zs-r070
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

BETTER FURNITURE PACKING
We pack. ship or store fu-nilure. cut gas
and china 7 work mec1a nicI only arc
Eunerintend all ny packing personally.
iced furniture taken 90 exchange for work
ID. HoUsER rPHOLsrERrSG CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

A FEW GOOD BARGAINS
MANI ATTAIN HEIGHTS, 8 rooms and
breakfast room. basement and heat
ing plant on 2 fun lots, paved street
and paving paid Price S565o. terms
500 cash. balance 20 suit
AADNlEHs FURNISHED. { rooms
and glass sleeping porch. basement.
on 2 mi lots. on corner. Price $3.50.
terms $3.50 CASH balance can be ar
Fih + POINTS URNTSHED, 4 rooms
and large glass sleeping porch. nice
lawn flowers and garden. nicely fur
nished- Price $500; terms can be
arranged
EAST FL PAsO ADDITION. { rooms
and glass sleeping porch. basement.
nice bulltin features, hardwood
floorsi all done in old ivory: on
paved street Price $500. terms can
be arranged
CLOsE-lN PROPERTY. s rooms and
basement, garage south front. paved
street. paving paid 4 snap al the
price, 5000; terms can be arranged.
call ROSS STEVENS. with
p. W. WILLIAMS AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance.
LIE First Nat Bank Bldg. Phi 114f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
SeH-Live Stoek-Buy

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ONE Jersey COW for sale eos n Camp
bcI gnfJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
PhYEiciaHs Id SurEeons

w SELL and install new radiator cores.
cut o. town orders given prompt 1--er-
ton p Paso Radiator & lamp c.
RADIATORS REP AIRED, rsbullf. rs-1rsd.
by a suecialist- Every Job Etrel persorli
attention l. c. EIiott- 215 ~. san An
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-26
History Of the Sale

"
On May 10Th, we were out
right owners of over $350,000
worth of perfectly new mer-
chandise, which we owned at
the right prices.
While our sales for the pre-
ceding months were very salts
factory and showed a nice in
crease over the business of the
same period a year ago, still
we felt that the people were
dissatisfied at paying high
prices for merchandise while
we were dissatisfied with
charging such high prices,
With all these things in mind,
we decided upon the discount
sale, which has been operated
with such success to date.
We made the simple plan of
leaving our goods ticketed with
the same sale prices of the pre-
vious half year and letting the
public take them at discounts
of 10 % to 500.
It was a plan that every
storekeeper could work as well
as ourselves.
It was a bold, firm effort to
put a stopping in the pipes of
war prices and to head off the
still greater advances upon
which manufacturers had de-
termined. We felt that some
body had to strike hard and
heavily against the systematic
and powerful forces of raisers
of prices, and we took the
chances.
The thousands of dollars
worth of cash we received were
promptly put in motion-since
May 10Th, we have spent near
ly $4,000 in buying what new
merchandise we could secure
at prices the public wants to
pay.
In order to continue the discount
sale, our Mr.. J. Levin made a special
trip to New York, where he spent
nearly ten days studying market con-
ditions and getting the advice of
great merchandise men in regard to
future conditions.
Acting on their advice, we have
come to the conclusion that the sale
should be discontinued, but we are
we'll satisfied with the results of our
efforts since the movement has been
started
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-26
The Fight for
LO1Uer Prices
VIII Go On
An0ther Week

We have decided to discon-
tinue the discounts, Saturday
night, July 8rd--althO, person
ally, we would like to see the
sale go on for a much longer
time. However, we believe our
customers will realize that we
have done more now towards
lowering prices than any other
store in the State.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-26
Extraordinary!

A split cowhide bag, genuine leather, IS
inch size. If you need a hand bag, do not
delay-these will sell like hot cakes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-26

EXTRAORDINARY
while this lot lasts)
so Pieces of Printed
GeOrgette
$3.50, less 60%- yard $3.50
This assortment includesi the best pieces
carried in our regular $4.5v lines. All beauti-
full patterns in light medium and dark
grounds-width is 40 inches.
Point Collar Laces
Csc, less 309o-yard 45c )
New filet point laces, especially pretty for
colored voile dresses.
Rejuvenate the old frock and enhance
the beauty Of the new with dainty aces
or embroideries-aII at a discount Of 1870
with the exception Of special lots to close at
5000 less.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-18

Seventseven years ago Athens College then known as the Tennessee Female Institute started upon it's educa uona career Situated the boundary line of Alabama and Tennessee with Mississippi and Georgia as close nelghbors 1t would she is geographically entitled to take her stand with the best educational institutions of the country Those who have watched her progress through the years bear testimony to her sturdy growth and proph esy for her the ultimate attainment of her aim.
 Just as her buildings stand intact from the devastation of the Clyl War; so does her integrity stand unsullied through periods of adversy Founded at time when the need ot higher education for beginning to be felt Tn order that they might be the intellectual equal of their brothers the institution has done noble part in fill
 ing the homes of the south with young women fully equipped to do their part guiding the destiny of the nation.
 From the regime of it's first president Dr. Rivers to the present day. the atmosphere of the school has been first and foremost religious is not possible to estimate the possibilities for good of the whose education IS permeaed with religious principles and convictions She is like the beautiful rose whose perfume of inspiration to all who come within it's range
 It IS the aim of Athens College to inspire her students with love of the serious things life that their souls may continue to grow and develop until they hear the call of the eecthe call to service It is the ideal of the i stOn that her daughters shall be educated in the high est of the wordhat their dignity and culture shall not be merely thing of the surface but shall be the refec ton of an intellect and soul developed in perfect harmony The best educated man woman IS not the who has spent the most years school who has the greatest num- Der of degrees but the whose study of the past has given them deep and sympathetic understanding of the present and recognition of their obligation in the mold ing of the future.
 As one approaches Founders Hall they cannot but be impressed with the simple dignity of the massive Ionic col which have stood through the years faithful guard ians of their charge. They overlook campus which is we'll known known for its beauty Tall pine trees give the place atmosphere of remOteness which to deny that the town only two blocks from the college Every kind of bird peculiar to the section to feel it the campus and those who would forget for the moment these singers have brought from all sections of the south
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-18
Are You An Alun7na
 of Athens College?

Then hear the call of your Alma Mater You reflect your college, and college is also reflection of To what yourself in behalf college such extent will Athens College is justly proud of it's aumnae They scattered broadcast the country and
 those who have conserated their lives the mission field in foreign lands They teachers of whom have spe did records They writers They organizers Where they they alive the need of their surroundings and their true Christian characters their splendid achieve continual of inspiration to their Alma Mater in the great work which lies before her.
 Did it that your parents there vtay interested in your Alma Maer You have made the college Each has left impress upon the growth of the Institution Each body marked epoch There organization which could wed such nfunece for good the Alma Mater her alumnae. Without that harvest which justly her. Hear her call She needs you. She wants you
 At the approaching Commencement beginning going organize Aumnae Association which shall be national in it's not only the local members but alumna of the Institution This will with the of any chapters but the contrary give them spirit of unity We extending you gent invitation to and do Be charter this splendid organization Let marshal forces and adopt GREATER ATHENS slogan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-18
Athens College Conservatory

To make home out of household, given the raw materials-towit: wife, children, friend or two, and a house two other things are necessary These are good fire and good music. Inas- much as we can do without the fire for half the year, I may say music is the most essential Late explorers say they have found some nations that have no God, but have not read of any that has no music" Music means harmony, harmony means love- and love means God. Sidney Lanier.
 Lanier has aptly spoken, for without music we should certainly develop into a materialistic people. But this state of affairs would be impossible. with our mother nature ever present, for none is so musical as she. Each tree top re- spends with different tone to the breeze, each bird has a different melody. The mocking bird runs riot with his aria, while the modest wood thrush might we'll be envied by the masters in the intricate handling of his simple motif
 This essential phase of culture has not been overlooked, but every efort has been made to secure teachers of the very
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-18

Athens College has no department of which it is more justly proud than that of Household Economies. From the Ele- mentary Course and the rudiments of the care of the kitchen, to the prepara- ton of an elaborate luncheon or dinner, it's courses are most thorough The graduates of this department are hostesses of finished type, besides be- ing competent teachers of this art. Throughout the year the advanced stu dents give evidence of their capability in catering to dinner and luncheon par ties which are given from time to time
 Those who were guests at the exhibit of the Domestic Art Class last season will not soon forget the artistic cos tunes displayed Behind banks of ferns and flowers around an improvsed stage in the spacious parlor, each girl prom anaded-her own model in the. display of her latest achievement from the sewing room.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-18
Athens College For Young Women
Athens, Alabama
 ByE. w. K.
Athens College a Self-Goyerned
 Institution

Perhaps no phase of college
 life has undergone such revo-
 lution as it's government. A
 few generations ago nothing
 made quite such a heroine of a
 girl in the eyes of her fellow
 students as to figure undiscov-
 cred in some forbidden esca-
 pade. The college girl of to- day is a splendid specimen of
 self-reliant womanhood. She makes the rules by which she is governed, and feels a sense of responsibility in living up to them. Self-government is an essential factor in developing moral independence. Behold the student entering her Fresh man year, running riot and un- anchored. Her Senior year finds her with firm conviction and purpose. For four years she has been a law maker, and the more law abiding she has been, the higher she ranks in the eyes of the student body. In this student democracy the faculty plays the alternate role of spectator and understand ing guide when sought.
 Athens College offers the standard A. B. and B. s. de- grees. Her curriculum and entrance requirements are in keeping with the best educa- tional standards of the South, and her thoroughness and sin cerity in living up to them has ! won for her graduates an en- t viable place in the teaching ! force of the land.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-18

best national and international training The recitals of the Conservatory have been very interesting and varied both in Piano and Voice Departments. The large chorus class offers opportunity for ensemble work, and gets excellent re- suits. The Theoretical courses are we'll adapted to the needs of the students who would take their art seriously. The Violin Department has for several years been very popular one, and those who have followed the Muse patiently have been well rewarded
 In recent years it has been the cus- tom of some artists, especially pianists, to tell the story of different numbers, calling attention to significant passages, before playing them. Considerable at tention has been given to this phase of Art and writers have made ian effort to gather together and weave stories out of the different motives and surround irgs which inspired the composers to write different numbers. In this way we have often gained glimpses of the artists inner being which have . brought him closer to both student and audience This course is one of the most fascinating on the college curriculum, and has proven to be most popular one.