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pipe filed with Edgeworth helps lot.
At least, smokers from all parts OF
the country write in to tell how much
Edgeworth helps them in the general
pursuit Of health, happiness and sev.
eral good pipefuls day.
II you are interested in finding out
more about Edgeworth, the most sem
sible plan is for you to let Larus d
Brother Company send you some free
samples 80 that you can try the to-
bacco for yourself.
Just write your name and address
down on postcard and you will re-
ceive Immediately generous helpingS
both Of Edgeworth Plug Slice and
Ready-Rubbed. II you will also In
clude the name and address Of your
tobacco dealer, we will make 1t easier
for you to get Edgeworth regularly.
For the free samples address Larus
& Brother Company, II South 21st
Street, Richmond, Virginia.
ToRetail Tobacco Merchants: II your
jobber cannot supply you with Edge
worth, Larus & Brother Company will
gladly send you prepaid by parcel post
one or two-dozen carton Of any size
of Edgeworth Plug Slice or Ready
Rubbed for the same price you would
nav the jobber.
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By AGATHA CHRISTIE

then I've been looking for Q Job. Now.
then-your turn"
there's not 30 much promotion In
mine," said Tommy regretfully, "and
q great deal less variety. went out
to France again. as you know. Then
they sent me to Mesopotamia, and
got wounded for the second time. and
went into hospital out there. Then !
got stuck In Egypt till the armistice
happened, kicked my heels there some
time longer, and finally got demobbed.
And. for ten long. weary months I've
been Job huntingi There aren't any
jobsi And, II there were, they
wouldn't give 'em to me. What good
sm II What do I know about busi-
ness7 Nothing"
Tuppence nodded gloomily.
"What about the colonlesT' she sug-
gested.
Tommy shook his head.
II shouldn't like the colonies-and
I'm perfectly certain they wouldn't
like me!''
"Rich relationsT
i've got an old uncle who's more or
less rolling, but he's no good"
"Why not2"
"Wanted to adopt me once. re-
fused"
II think I remember hearing about
It." said Tuppence slowly. "You re-
fused because Of your mother"
Tommy flushed.
"Yes, II would have been q bit rough
on her. AS you know. was all she
had. Old boy hated her-wanted to
get me away from her. Just bit
of Spite"
"Your mothers dead. isn't sheT'
said Tuppence gently.
Tommy nodded.
Tuppence's large gray eyes looked
misty.
you're good sort. Tommy. I al
ways knew It."
"RotF" said Tommy hastily. "Well,
that's my position. I'm just about des-
perate."
$50 am II I've hung out as long
| as / could. I've touted round. I've
answered advertisements. I've tried
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"How much do you kEowf
And how much do you want7"
(ro Be coNTINUED.)
Education Of Chinese oIrIs.

Education Of Chinese Girls.
Because they marry az soon as they
leave the grades the little girls In
China receive chiefly q moral educa.
tion In school. The average girl enters
school at the age Of ten, and is married
shortly after she finishes her brief
educational course. The provsrbial
Chinese politeness IL taught in the
school as well as In the home. From
their very entrance into school up to
the time when they leave the class
room the little girls learn how to greet,
how to receive visitors according to
the old Chinese laws Of ceremony, how
to offer tea, how to offer an umbrella
to an aged lady or how 10 share 1t with
companion. Home economics are
taught Girls help their mother in the
household and clean fathers books.
During the last year In grade school,
the young Chinese daughters Of modern
families learn civics and receive Z sort
Of patriotic instruction.
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PROLOGUE

II was 2 p. m. on the afternoon OF
May Z. 1915. The Lusitania had been
struck by two torpedoes in succession
and was sinking rapidly. while the
boats were being launched with all
possible speed. The women and chill
dren were being lined up awaiting
their turn. Some still clung desper-
ately to husbands and fathers. One
girl stood alone, slightly apart from
the rest. She was quite young, not
more than eighteen. She did not seem
afraid, and her grave, steadfast eyes
looked straight ahead.
ri beg your pardon"
A mans voice beside her made her
start and turn. She had noticed the
speaker more than once amongst the
lrst-class passengers. There had
been a hint Of mystery about him
which had appealed to her imagina-
ton. He spoke to no one.
She noticed that he was greatly
agitated. There were beads Of per-
spiration on his brow. He was evil
IDENTIFY In state Of overmastering
fear. And yet he did not strike her
as the kind of man who would be
afraid to meet deathi
"YesY Her grave eyes met his In
quiringly.
He stood looking at her with q kind
Of desperate irresolution.
"It must bel" he muttered to him
self. "Yes-it is the only way. I've
got to trust someone-and 1t must be
q woman"
"WhyY'
Because Of women and children
nrst.'" He looked round and low
cred his voice. "rm carrying papers
vitality important papers. They may
make all the difference to the Allies
IN the war. You understand These
papers have got to be saved! They've
more chance with you than with me.
VIII you take themr'
The girl held out her hand.
"wait--I must warn you. There
may be risk-if I've been followed.
don't think I have, but one never
knows. n SO, there will be danger.
Have you the nerve to 60 through
with itT
The girl smiled.
sTn 70 through with II all right.
And I'm real proud to be chosen
What am to do with them after
wardT
watch the newspapers I'll ad.
yertise in the personal columns Of the
Times, beginning 'Shipmate.' At the
end of three days II there's nothing
well, you'll know that I'm down and
out. Then take the packet to the
American embassy, and deliver It into
the ambassadors own hands. II that
clearT
"Quite clear"
'.Then be ready-rm going to say
Kood-by." He took her hand in his.
sGood-by. Good luck to you." he said
In q louder tone.
Her hand closed on the oilsl1in
packet that had lain In his palm.
The Lusitania settled with q more
decided list to starboard. In answer
to q quick command, the girl went
forward to take her place In the boat,
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Young Adventures, Ltd; 10 That
Your Idea, Tuppence7"
every mortal blessed thing. rve
screwed and saved and pinchedi But
It's no good. shall have to 20
homer
Don't you want tor
"Of course don't want toi What's
the good of being sentimental7 You
see, there are seven Of us at home.
It's awful All housework and moth
ers' meetings! / don't want to 20
back, but-oh, Tommy, what else Is
there to dor"
Tommy shook his head sadly. There
was a silence, and then Tuppence
burst out:
Money. money, money! think
about money morning. noon and night |
I dare say It's mercenary of me, but
there It Isl"
"Same here" agreed Tommy with
feeling.
There was pause.
"Of course" resumed Tuppence,
marriage Is my best chance. / made
up my mind to marry money when I
was quite young. Any thinking girl
would I'm not sentimental. you
know" She paused Come now.
you can't say I'm sentimental" she
added sharply.
"Certainly not" agreed Tommy has
tlv. mo one would ever think Of
sentiment in connection with you"
THAT'S not very polite replied
Tuppence. But dare say you mean
II all right. Well. there II Isl I'm
ready and willing-but never meet
any rich meni All the boys ] know
are about as hard up as I am. Mo-
marriage Is fraught with difficulties.
RemaIns4s stoy make money!
~we've tried thar, and failed" Tom
my reminded her.
"ws've tried all the orthodox ways.
yes. But suppose we try the unortho-
dox. Tommy. let's be adventurers r.
Certainly" replied Tommy cheer.
fully. "How do we beginr
that's the diniculty. II We could
make ourselves known, people might
Aiss usitS commit crimes for them.
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The Secret Adversary
By AGATHA CHRISTIE


Look here Tommy. shall we reallyf
Shall We form . business partner
shipf"
Trading under the name Of tho
Young Adventures. Ltd.i Is that the
idea. Tuppencer'
TITS all very well to laugh, but
feel there might be something In It."
How do you propose to get in touch
with your would-be employersT'
Advertisement" replied Tuppencs
promptly. "Have you got q bit Of
paper and q pencilT
Tommy handed over a rather shabby
green notebook. and Tuppence began
writing busily.
"Shall we begin: Young officer,
twice wounded In the war;"
Certainly not"
"Oh, very well, my dear boy. But
I can assure you that that sort Of
thing might touch the heart Of an
elderly spinster, and she might adopt
you, and then there would be no need
for you to be young adventurer
at all"
uOh Wuut " 10 uuOptCu.
II forgot you had prejudice
against 1t. Now listen-how's thisf
Two young adventurers for hire.
Willing to do anything. 60 anywhere.
Pay must be good eve might as
well make that clear from the start.)
Then we might add: No reasonable
offer refused'-like fats and furni-
k,,~
you read itT'
Tommy was holding the paper
thoughtfully. His face burned
deeper red.
"Shall we really try itY' he said
at last. "Shall we, Tuppence2 Just
for the fun of the thingT
Tommy, you're sporti knew
you would bel Let's drink to sue.
cess" She poured some cold dregs
Of tea Into the two cups.
Heres to our joint venture. and
may 1t prosperT
"The Young Adventures, Ltd. r. re-
sponded Tommy.
They put down the cups and
laughed rather uncertainty. Tuppence
rose.
IT must return to my palatial suite
at the hostel"
Perhaps 1t is time I strolled round
to the Ritz" agreed Tommy with q
grin. where shall we mestf And
! whenT
Twelve o'clock tomorrow. Picca-
dilly Tube station"
The two young people went or In
opposite directions. Tuppences hostel
was situated In what was charitably
called Southern Belgravia. For rea-
sons Of economy she did not take q
bus.
She was halfway across st. James
park, when mans voice behind her
made her start.
Excuse me-" 1t said. "But may I
speak to you for a momentf'
Tuppence turned sharply, but the
words lowering on the tip of her
tongue remained unspoken, for the
mans appearance and manner did not
bear out her first and most natural
assumption. She hesitated. As II he
read her thoughts, the man said
quickly:
II can assure you I mean no dis
respect"
Tuppence looked him up and down.
He was big man, clean shaven. with
a heavy jowl. His eyes were small
and cunning, and shifted their glance
under her direct gaze.
swell, what is it7' she asked.
The man took q card from his
pocket and handed It to her with q
bow.
Tuppence took It and scrutinized II
carefully. II bore the inscription, ''Mr.
Edward Wilmington" Below the
name were the words "Esthonia Glass
ware company" and the address Of
| Ill tk1 Nf1
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MRS. C. S. KLOCK
OUT WITH FACTS
Declares Tanlac Entirely Ended
Stomach TroubIe-Galned
Ten Pounds.

II am now sixty-four, but have
gained ten pounds and feel as well az
i did fifteen years ago. and my splen-
did health has all been brought about
by Tanlac," declared Mrs. Colista 8.
Rock, 1443 Third St., Milwaukee, Wis
'Tanlac overcame stomach trouble
which kept me feeling nervous, weak,
depressed and badly run down all the
time. My appetite was so poor
scarcely cared for more than little
boast and coffee. i could get no rest
ful sleep and many nights was so rest
less and wakeful / heard the clock
strike nearly every hour.
my experience with Tanlac proves
10 me that advancing years need be no
barrier to good health. This medicine
has given me a splendid appetite and
perfect digestion. I have so much
strength / even help about the house
work and go down town shopping with
cut any Ill effects. have told many
friends about Tanlac, and shall con-
ttnue to praise It."
Tanlac Is for sale by all good drug
Eists. Over 81 million bottles sold.
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American "Anpei Of Mercy"

American "Anoel Of Mercy"
Nine. Tsipouras, wife Of colonel In
the Greek army, formerly Miss Mary
White and near relative Of Chief Jus
ticc White Of the Supreme court, II
known as the "angel of mercy" or
"Mme. Merciful," among the stricken
Greek refugees In Athens. Wherever
In Greece there has been want and
suffering Nine. Tsipouras has been
found working for It's relief. She per-
sonally visits camps In the distribu-
ton Of relief supplies In order to cut
the entanglements Of government red
tapey-The Argonaut.
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CHAPTER I
Tn. Young Adventures, Ltd.

The Young Adventures, Ltd.
Tommy, old thingi'
sTuppence. old beani"
The two young people greeted each
sther affectionately, and momentarily
blocked the Dover Street Tube exit
In doing 20. The adjective "old" was
misleading. Their united ages would
certainly not have totaled forty-nvs.
'Not seen you for simply centuries" I"
continued the young man. where
are you on tor Come and chew a bun
with me. We're getting q bit unpopu-
lar here-blocking the gangway. a.
II were. Let's get out of It."
The girl asserting. they started walk
Ing down Dover street toward Picca-
dilly.
Nov. them" said Tommy. -whsrs
snail we gor'
The vsry faint anxiety which ~
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What would you
do in his place?
The steeplejack lights his
pipe and goes on
painting

Imagine, II you can. . steepleJack
I67 feet above the street level. Hang
ing on by his teeth he u applying .
more or less rough-and-ready coat of
paint to fagpole.
It may seem foolish that . fagpole
<87 feet In the air should need q cost
Of paint; but anyway, that's the case.
Right In the midst Of q busy morn
ing's painting an adventurous bee
buxzes into the picture. In fact, there
are two bees, both buzzing viciously.
What should the steeplejack dot
There being In the profession no
local rules for buzzing bees, your
average steeplejack probably would
get the all-clear signal from below and
aide promptly down to safety.
But not Our Hero.
He takes out his pipe, lights It, and
goes on painting.
"It soothes the nerves." he says
frankly about pipe smoking.
And, by the way, although there
are only twenty-five genuine, no
scaffold steeplejacks in the country,
Our Hero is one Of them.
We have no way Of knowing what
kind of tobacco the steeplejack pours
into his pipe on these bee-buzzing oc-
casions, but we have feeling that 1t
IL Edgeworth.
For Edgeworth does much to give
the smoker q sense Of calm and
peaceful security.
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Gained in Every Way

Buffalo, N. Y.-'T had some female
troubles that just run my health down
% that lost my appetite and felt mis-.
cradle all the time. could not lift
anything heavy, and q little extra work
some days would put me in bed. A
friend had told me to try Lydia e.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound and !
gained in every way, could eat better
and felt stronger. had found nothing
before this that did ma 80 much good.
Mrs. j. GRACE, 291 Volts Avenue,
Buffalo. N. Y.
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|anytnng neavywltn-
out having a back
ache. tried differ
ent things. Then ]
saw Lydia E. Pink
hams v Vegetabls
| Compound a DYER
tised in the news
papers and began
taking 1t as the di-
|rections said. / feel
very good now and
can do all my work.
|I recommend the
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Errlne but Polite Husband.

Errlng but PoIitlc Husband.
Mrs. Wish-At last / have found
you out. You were seen flirting with a
woman yesterday
Mr.. Wish-It was my mistake. She
had on hat exactly like yours Come
with me and buy an exclusive Paris
hat. / don't want to be embarrassed
again.-London Answers.
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English Ad--Special cows kept fse
infants and invalids. and delivered In
bottles. Boston Evsnins Transcript
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Vegetable Compound to all my friends,
and you can use my testimonial letter. !"
Mrs. HATTIE WARzoN, $40 Garden
ST. Milwaukee, Wis.
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An advertisement reads: The best
nuts are grown In America" True
enough. but why brag about emf
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Tanlac Vegetable Pills are natures
own remedy for constipation. Sold
Dverywhere.-Adver ertisement.
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OF course, we
care to 60
IN record as claim
ng that smoking q
an Of Edgeworth II
ls good as q two
weeks rest cure In
he mountains; but
we would like to
Dregister very
strongly the opin-
1 ion that smoking
any pipe makes
life seem more
worth living and
that smoking Q
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2 MORE WOMEN
join The ARMY
Of Those Who Have Been Restored
to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. "Ihad bad
pain in my left side and / could not lift
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obeyed Orders Strictly.

Elmer was about to cross street.
% a candy store, and was warned By
mother to be careful and to look both
ways for autos.
When he returned few minutes
later. Mother asked, Did you look
both ways, as mother saidT
Elmer replied, "Yes, mother. When
I was going looked one way and
when I came back looked the other
way"
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SQUEEZED
TO DEATH

When the body begins to stiffen
and movement becomes painful
It is usually an indication that the
Kidneys are out Of order. Keep
these organs healthy by taking
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ISAI II INNVFS
c0LDMElA<
~ HARLEM OIL


The worlds standard remedy for kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles.
Famous since 1696. Take regularly and
keep In good health. In three sizes, al
druggists. Guaranteed a. represented.
Look for the name Gold MsAal on svsry
boz and soospt NO Initiation
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WANTED TO BUY

HENRY A. ROGERS HAS A NEW FUR
nlture shop; repairs. makes and retin-
tsles all classes OF furniture: will take
YOUR old furniture as payment for work
done; we sell new and secondhand furni-
ture. cash or credit. Henry A. Rogers
Furniture Co.. $50 W. Commerce. Travis
iA2e.
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SERVICES OFFERED
HOUSES FOR SALE

HAMBURGER STAND in district OF
| for one able to give II his personal at
tention; present owner has other business
| that demands all OF his time. Call Crock
EFT 7l75 for location.
BOOMING HOUSE IN BUSINESS DIS
TRICT-1?-room brick. furnace heat, all
conveniences. paved street, always rent
cd, rooms always full. exceptional loca-
ton for pooming and boarding house.
apartments or business. New York own
er is anxious to sell before leaving for
Europe; $4,000, terms.
MUST SELL BEFORE APRII-12-
room house with one-half acre OF ground,
all modern conveniences. close 10 schools
and car line, excellent location for pri-
vate school or apartment house; will
make very low price for sale this week,
not on market after first OF next month:
this Is real chance to get big house and
large grounds for low price.
100 ACRES CLOSE TO cITY-North
of San Antonio, SIS per cent in cultiva-
ton, excellent soil, house and barn. good
well and windmill, good neigh borhood, on
public road, only sl0.500, terms, out OF
town owner anxious to sell. always rent
ed. chance for good farm house or rent
proposition. Call for appointment to see.
LOS ANGELES HEIGHTs-Big two
story house with lovely appointments.
Hardwood floors. three-piece bath, large
outbuildings, three large lots. macadam-
lied street. garage, only $500. no city
taxes. cool. comfortable and convenient;
absolutely well built.
Or. COS 400 Navarro st. CT. 7i75.
G. II. HAGELSTEIN.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED-LlNE COUNTY
agents for Southwest Texas to sell
pure. unaduiterated California grape
Co.. 514 Main Ave. san Antonio. Tex.
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Home; Half Acre, S295O

New four-room house, garage. out.
buildings. half acre. fine ground. plowed.
fenced chicken proof gravel street. half
block from car. Harlandale. easy terms.
LANDRUM REALTY CO. REALTORS.
fl2 Gunter Bldg. Crockett AIS.
log ORANGE ST.
Neat little cottage. with one-hnlf acre
ground. concrete cellar fruit trees and
outbuildings. s2750. $500 cash, s25 in
GLIDING interest.
G. w. AvANT. MISSION 5sis.
FOR SALE-s75 CASH. BALANCE $50
month including interest buys four
room box house. not modern. Whitaker.
SS1 East Commerce st.
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HELP, MALE OR FEMALE

SHORTHAND IN THIRTY DAYS
guaranteed; speed and legibillty unex-
celled: investigate. National School of
shorthand, AZ Oppenheimer Bldg. TT.
ee0s.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
as housekeeper in widower's home: a
good home and steady Job for a good
lady. Address Gust swenson, Phelan,
Texas.
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MAN AND WIFE FOR DAIRY FARM.
long job FOR right man. Colfax, 20
F-is. Austin Road.
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w. H. Brunette Land Co.

We wish to announce to tho public that
We have opened an office for the pur-
pose OF transae.ing general land bust
ness.
The principal OF our firm. Mr.. W. II.
Burrette. lras been a resident 81 South
west Texas for the past 10 years. lie has
examined personally every part Of this
section and knows thoroughly the soil
conditions. For a number of years Mr..
Burnette was located al Devine and San
Marcos. Texas. w. A. stephens and j. T.
Iiassell are associated with the firm. We
invite you to call on us.
w. II. BURNErTE LAND co.
Sis Gibbs Bidg. Crockett 7e6.
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GOOD PAVING LOCATION oPERAT-
ing market in downtown district for
sale. IL you ere a good salesman are
sure TO succeed. For particulars address
Light No. iss.
FOR sALE-FURNIsHIN OF Is
room house good income $3.50 cash.
AIS Eleventh. Cali Travis :5i, morn
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

PORCELAIN BATH TUBS. LAVA
tories, sinks, toilets. modern plumbing
contractors. A. Sachs Co.. GA Main Ave.
Travis 5l45.
500 BOXES NEW PECON COKE TIN;
size of sheet e0x2S inches, $3.50 box,
Solcher's Garage, 1883 Z. Houston st.
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ovde Your Family; Rent House Will
MONEY TO LOAN

SUNSET LOAN CO.. LOANS MONEY
on jewelry. clothing. guns etc, Expired
pledges sold cheap. SEA Z. Commerce. ST.
Crockett 30ze.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
We Rent New Pianos

FOR SALE-EXTRA FINE SAxA-
phone in good condition. Price $3.50.
See e. p. Saucier. fourth floor. Joske
Bros. Co.
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si2 FOR YOUR OLD MACHINE ON A
New White. Free. Davis or New Home:
We pay cash for old machines.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE co.
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SACRIFICE

Owner leaving city. must sell, brand
new bungalow for only $500, 500 cash.
balance s45 per month; has five rooms
and sleeping porch on three so foot lots.
in new addition, dandy place 10 raise
chickens or garden. You can't beat this
for a suburban property. Let me show
it TO YOU now. Ashbel Cook, S2s Gunter
Bldg. Travis 1875. or Crockett 1873.
Do YOU WANT TO BUILD?
You furnish the lot. We do the rest.
F. P. T1NDELL. II. D. MANTON.
sos Brady Bldg. Tr. 1891.
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S25 FOR YOU

II. JENSEN
Painting. paperhanging. kalsomining.
decorating. satisfaction guaranteed. 226
st. John ST. Phone Travis 5i76.
ALAMO ADJUSTMENTS TAKES AWAY
your collection worries Call Travis
AllQ.
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Ask for the Want "A Department
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HELP WANTED MALE

NIGHT AUTO SCHOOL
Glass going now. International, Ill
III 5. Flores st. Crockett SOS.
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A SNAP

$500 CASH. s35 PER MONTH
Price $3.50, brand new. very COM
plete home close 10 school and car line.
Five rooms. extra decorations. silver
chandeliers. fireplace with tile hearth.
many useful and beautiful built-ins,
heater. gas in all rooms. linoleum, ga
"a ge. sidewalks. fences. polished floors,
all modern conveniences; worth investi-
eating; will consider lot in trade.
JOHN /. RIGGS.
ST. Gunter Bldg. Crockett 4727.