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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
MARITAL TANGLE
REVEALS SMUGGLING

An ENHANCEMENT of nuptial affairs
may lead to the recovery of goods
stolen from the Pullman Company aad
put an end to the smuggling Of liquor
across the Mexican border, police de-
clared Monday.
For more than % years, an I.,G. n.
Pullman porter had lived with his
wife and continued to live with her
for a period of 10 months after she
had been granted divorce. Satur-
day he secured a marriage license to
marry a younger woman, to which the
former wife conscientiously objected.
She reported her former spouse TO
police for stealing Pullman Company
supplies and smuggling liquor. An in
vestigation is under way.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
The New Trim
mings Are Novel
and Bright in Color

The new furs, in widths
from 1 to 6 inches, are very
fashionable for trimming Fall
dresses and coats. Coney, in
black, brown and white; Lapin;
Squirrel; Lynx; Fitch; Rca-
coon; De Luxe, in mole or sill
YER; Beaverette; Molette; Chin
chilla; Thebetine; Baum Mar
ten; Blue Fox and Platinum
are so flattering and stylish
this season. Priced from $3.50
to $4,000 the yard.
You'll find that a bit of
bright braid trimming on col
lars and cuffs helps lot to
break the monotony of dark
costume, Fancy metal braids
-tinsel braids-silk novelties
in sport effects-beaded orna-
tnents - silk ornaments - and
appliques in every wanted col
or or color combination are to
be found here. Priced from
35c to $500 the yard.
If you are going to make
your costume for more formal
occasions you must see this
novelty gold, silver, steel and
antique metal flouncing; 36
inches wide in a wide range
of new and lovely designs.
Priced from $2.95 to 1895.
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at $3.50

"Kayser" is another we'll
known, reliable brand of hose
that we are featuring for to-
morrow. Kayser hosiery is
widely known for its excellent
appearance and remarkable
wearing qualities. We arc
showing, these in the new fall
shades Of Circassian, Haggar,
cberi, chaire, beige, platinum,
rosewood, toreador, peaG and
sunset. Priced, the pair, $3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
WEDDING OF GIRL, Is,
AND SOLDIER HALTED

Through the months that followed
he saved $40 to send for his bride.
This he sent her last week, and accom-
panied by a girl friend, she came to
San Antonio, where romance awaited
her.
He met her at the station, wedding
license in hand.
But Chief of Detectives Sam Street,
Captain Harvey and Detectives Vogler
and Littlepage also met them.
And the youth was charged with
perjury. in swearing the girl was ~
to obtain the wedding license.
The girl will be sent home, police
saw
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
at S1.95

The wolff G. Marx Special
No. 202." When we first in
troduced this good-looking and
practical hose, we were conf
dent it would be liked. This
is an all silk chiffon hose,
sheer silk from top to toe,
with sandal sole. Wearing
qualities are not sacrificed to
attain beauty of appearance.
In shades of Racquet, tortoise,
ecstacy, Burma, beige, toast,
cordovan, youth blossom, sill
yer and gold. Priced, the pair,
S1.95.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
RETAIL CREDIT MEN
WILL HOLD MEETING

A meeting Of the Retail Credn
Mems Association will be held al
10 IL .. m. al the Menger Hotel,
Tuesday. il was announced by Adolph
Grass0. secretary. Monday. Address
Of credits and collections viii feature
the meeting. Mr.. Grasso said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
S. A. SCHOOL BOARD
TO RATIFY CONTRACTS

The board of education will hold its
regular bi-monthly meeting at 8 p. m.
Tuesday, it was announced by Paul
scholz, business manager, Monday.
Ratification of contracts for the pur.
chase of athletic and other school sup
plies will come up.
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RESIDENTS REQUEST
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

Fifty Mitchell street residents peti-
toned the city commission Monday
TO erect a bridge for pedestrians whcrr
their street crosses the San Antonio
river.
The petition was referred TO Paul
Steffler, street commissioner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
New and Unusual
Designs in Jewelry

The new jewelry is ornate
the more antique the better
in designs and colors to
blend with Fall costumes. This
new Russian antique jewelry
is richly set with colored
stones and can be had in dog
collars, chokers, bracelets.
brooches, vanities, cameo pins,
beauty pins and ear rings.
Priced from $1.00 to $3.50.
Festoon necklaces are very
much in favor, set with color
ed rhinestones or of colored
pearls with cameo settings.
Priced from $1.25 to $9.95.
Pearl chokers are very smart
in pastel shades TO harmonic
with your gown. They are
shown in many new designs,
in 1, 2, 3 and 4-strand effect
in straight and festoon styles.
Priced from SIPS to $17.95.
Bobbed hair may be diversi-
fled in many ways by using
these new combs, barrettes,
bandos and Cova-Bob pins.
They are made of shell, amber
and crystal and deliberately set
with colored brilliants. Priced
from SOC to $685..
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j. DC. ELECTS
MRS. SPENCER
PRESIDENT
Barnard E. Bee Chapter
Chooses Delegates
to Convention.

Mrs. z. o. Spencer was unanimous,
~ reelected president of the Barnard
E Bee chapter, United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, at the first regular
business meeting of the chapter in the
red room of the St. Anthony Hotel.
Other officers elected are: first vice
president, Mrs. Ed Haltom; second
vice president, Mrs. Paschal Turner
third vice president, Mrs. W. h. Bay
lor; recording secretary, Mrs. George
Wurzbach; treasurer. Mrs. ii. D
Churchill; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. r. Kyle Maupin; historian. Mrs
W. L. Hughes; registrar. Mrs, Van l.
Teel: chaplain, Mrs. Mamie Shanklln,
Mrs. Spencer, who has served II
successive years as president OF the
chapter, gave an interesting review oil
the work of last year. Twenty-seyen
new members were admitted to CLUB
membership.
The state convention Of the United
Daughters will be held in Marshall
October 13. Delegates from the Bar
nard +. Bee chapter were elected as
follows: Mesdames L. o. Spencer,
Ed Haltom, p. r. Turner, George
Wurzbaeh, III. s. Churchill, X. Kyle
Nnupin, Van Teel, George Surkey,
Betty Carnal. The alternates elected
were Mesdames W. X. Baylor, Nan
ME Shanklin, D. p. Mahula, jess
Gonzales. A. G. wickenhofer, Sarah
Tracy, Mittie Thulemeyer, ii. NJ
Hunter and II. Z. Heyck-
- - -
Little Misses Mary Dalton and
Ethel Paschall were presented IN
recital at walthall Hall by Miss Nell
lie Sims Leckie. They were assisted
By william Bryan who gave two vocal
solos, accompanied by Miss Louise
Leckie.
The regular dinner-meetng Of the
Business and Professional Woman
Club will be held at 6 80 o'clock
Tuesday evening in the Menger hotel.
- - -
The San Antonio Division OF the
Council of Catholic Women will en-
terrain with a luncheon at II 30
o'clock Thursday noon at the Menger
hotel to open the fall season. Mrs.
L. B. Randall and Mrs. James Chalk
ley have arranged an interesting pro-
gram of speakers and music. Rt. Rev.
Bishop Arthur Drossaerts will be the
guest Of honor. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. J. S. Chalkley,
Mrs. Carlos Griesenbeck, Mrs. Edward
/ Lange or Mrs. Bat Corrigan.
~ - -
The Barnard r. Bee Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
will entertain with a birthday social
at $50 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon in
the Army Y. NJ. c. A. for the Veter-
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ADVERTISEMENT
A BEAUMONT MAN
IS FEELING TEN
YEARS YOUNGER
Disordered Stomach and
Liver Nearly Ruined
Health; Plant Juice
Relieves.

your Plant Juice deserves all the
praise that i can give it and / never
hesitate TO recommend ii whenever j
have an opportunity" said Mr.. j.
II. Campbell. well known citizen Of
Beaumont, Texas, living at 444 Wall
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
at S1.65

The "Wolff & Marx" Hos
iery of Distinction" our No.
165, is a very beautiful hose
Of gossamer like texture, with
Isle tops and reinforced feet.
They are here in new colors
of French taupe, beige, ectsa-
cy, French nude, champagne,
moonlight, blu h, blossom,
blond satin, gun metal and
black, to blend with Autumn
frocks. Priced, the pair, $1.61.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14

A handbag is a comparatively small accessory, but
such an important 1t may be large MORE
bag with a cord handle, a silk bag in the new
barrel effect gay pouch bag in two-toned
effect, a stylish leather under-the-arm bag. You
will find them all here in special event, COM
pletely fitted with coin purse and mirror, for only
1926.
Your handbag may be the bit Of gayety and
color m a conservative costume the subdued note
in a riot of color; however, you will find large
pouch bag in tapestry design with cord handle
fitting complement to any costume Then there is
the pouch bag of MORE with gold top and chain
bright coored kid-and the leather bag in colors
of brown, red black and purple; all complete with
coin purse and mirror. Priced at $3.49.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14

The Barnard f. Bee Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
will entertain with a birthday social
at $50 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon in
the Army Y. NJ. c. A. for the Veter-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
Skirts Become
Shorter-Hosiery
More Important

The wolff & Marx Co. Spe-
cial No. 999" is a pure thread
silk hose in a medium weight;
with Isle tops and feet.
Through careful attention 10
manufacturing details they are
made to fit exceptionally well,
thereby adding grace to the
natural curves of the ankle.
Shown in the new shades of
airedale, gateau, tortoise, ba-
mana, almond, special gray,
Rachelle, atmosphere, peach,
tea rose, pearl, gun metal and
black. Priced, the pair, $50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Matt t. Wagner. by Central Trust Com
pany, to H. c. Thorman. November H.
1925, deed to lots 20 to 20. inclusive,
new city block 1924; s17.1429O.
| Also deed TO lots 81 and IS, new city
block $685. s2s57.l4.
Willie p. Kirby to J. @. Kirby Jr.,
November 8, 1925, quit claim deed to
community interest in estate Of srantor
P. f. Gragg to J. c. Kirby Jr.. No
vember 10; 1925, deed TO an undivided
one-half interest in east 157 feet OF lot
| Az, new city block 2235; $40.
Eugene l.. and Emylee A. Kirby to
J. C. Kirby Jr.. November IL, 1928. deed
to one-half interest in lots 81 and 49,
block 2, new city block s177; $40. etc.
P. Z. and Lillian Z. Gragg to j. c.
Kirby Jr.. January 10, 1924. deed to I'M
divided one-half interest in lot H. new
city block 1920: lot 1e, block %, new
city block 1854; lot 19, block is, new
city block 1441: $3.50, etc.
P. L. and Lillian Gragg to J. G. Kirby
Jr., October 0, 1924, deed to an undi-
new city block 1911; 1880, etc.
p. E. and Lillian L. Gragg TO J. c.
Kirby Jr, June IL, 1924, deed to an
undivided one-half interest in lots Sc and
81, new city block 1873; $40, etc.
p. E. and Lillian E. Gragg to ]. c.
Kirby Jr., January 10, 1924, deed to one
half interest in lot and the west TWEEN
ty feet of lot 10, new city block 1906;
w w t. Mary f. J., Ethel. W. E. and
Beulah Garven, n. E. and Valeska Fra
zier to Eagle Investment Company, No
vember 10, 1925. deed to lots II, H. ~,
IA and is, block lis, new city block 22S;
sS2, 900. $3.50, 49,
bAr 10, 1926, deed to lots l and ?,
Woodrow Gardens; 1926.
Francisco Martinez to Julio Martinez,
November IS, 1928, deed to lot a. new
Ssnnie o'Brien to o. N. Ballard. No
vember is. 1925. quitciaim deed to lots
1 and 2. city block 56ol, woodrow Gar
B. G. Irish TO D. S. Morrow, November
5. 1925, deed to lots 3. 4. aud s. block
So city block 1850. Alamo Heights; $500.
A. II and Helen Hansen to Earl L.
r. and Nellie Hansen. November II. 1928,
deed to lot II, new city block 1875; w.
G. Irish to Catarino Alvarado. No
yember II 1925, deed to lots is and IS,
block 8, new city block 1851; $3.50.
FALCON and Psuiita Gutierrez to Mrs.
NJ, Z. Gibson. November z. 1925, deed 10
lot Is, New York place; $3.50; ~,
Kramer Malone to l.. L.. Morris NO
vember II, 1925, deed to lot IL, block
SO. Los Angeles Heights addition; slO'
p. J. owens to woodlawn Hills De
velopment Company. November IS. 1925,
deed 10 the east half OF tract 1913, block
II. woodlawn Hills; $40. etc.
Edward II. Baxter 10 W. n. Coleman:
November 10. 1925. deed 10 the east half
Of lot 50, block C, new city block zoos;
NJ silliman TO F. v White. No
vember Q. 1926. deed to lot 4. block 1o2,
city block 1850. Los Angeles Heights;
SO. etc.
d. d. Harrigan TO Antonio and Mary
Hazel Valdez, october 4. 1925, deed 20
the north SO feet OF lot / and west five
feet OF the north so feet OF lot :, block
s, new city block 1855; s4io, etc.
P. +. and Lillian E. Gragg to ]. G
Kirby Jr.. January Z. 1924. deed 10 the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
Deeds. Building Permits, Vital Statistics

west Is 2-S feet OF lot and the cas-;
| 16 2-S feet OF lot 5, block ., new city
block 2S72; lots and rs, block 4. new
city block 2207: lot Is, block 10, new city
block 601S; $40, etc.
Oscar T.. and Lima Puppe to Henry c.
Michel, November 49, 1925. deed to part
OF lot 5, block Al, new city block $780,
$500.
August Rehberg Jr. to Charles r.
Brown. october II, 1925, deed TO lots 35
and Sc, block SO. new city block 1923;
$500.
H. ]. shearer to zillah Ulbrlch, No
vember 16, 1925, deed to lot 20, new city
block 1871; $40, etc.
r. L. Burney to w. H. stinson, No
vember 10. 1926, deed to lots 8 and G,
Terrace addition; $3.50.
The following are deeds from Matt
T. Wagner. by Central Trust Company,
to II. C. Thorman, dated November ~,
1925, viz: Lots 81 to ~, new city block
Lots 81 and IS, new city block s,9s;
s2s5714
Lots ISL to 1853, new city block s2sc;
s942S56.
Lots is to 20. new city block 1894;
Lots 2oi and 2Os, new city block css9;
s2S5T14.
Beatrice Gage to ]. B. Park, Novem-
Der 10, 1928. deed to lot 8. Evening View
addition, containing 5.74 acres of land;
$40, etc.
Jose and Paula Narvai Bustillos to
A. Il. Burton, November 20, 1925, deed
to five acres OF land, division .. out of
divisions IL and IS, city block 40o1;
$3.50.
Robert w. and Mary W. Donaldson TO
Mrs. Emeline Hance Wyman, September
16, 1925, deed to lots As and 40, bloc!;
&c, Alamo Heights: s1S7S.45, etc.
Mrs. Emeline Hance Wyman to Rob
ert W. and Mary W. Donaldson, Sep
TENDER &c, 1925. deed to lots IS and 40.
block &c, Alamo Heights; $3.50, etc.
Nina Gillett to Roy L. Gillett, Mo-
vember 90. 1925. deed TO lot %. block
C. Artesian Gardens addition; $1,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
BIRTHS REPORTED.

November Ito Mr.. and Mrs, s. Bo-
tello, 204 Katherine street, girl
November Ito Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Rodriguez 44O West Travis street, girl.
November Ito Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mat
jeka, al Arkansas street; twins, girls.
November Ito Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Moore. 422 East Dittmar street; boy.
November 19-To Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
Bowen, $50 Porter street; girl.
November 13-To Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
". Hyden, 119 Ralph street; boy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
BURIAL PERMITS.

F1orentino Galvan. 50 years old, 204
North Laredo street.
slxto Martinez, II years old. eis South
Laredo street.
James r. ]. Garland. year old, ais
San Pedro avenue.
Paul Aibrect, 20 years old. Physicians
and Surgeons hospital.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Johnny Noll and Refugio MonteZ.
Joe Zaiontz and Budget Kosub.
Roberto S. de la Vega and Conception
Mendoza.
Louis Gonzalez and Isabel Bocanegra.
J. E. Lowry and Clara Pauline Seel-
ing.
Roy Alfred Case and Agnes Sehuessler.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
Los Angeles Heights
Home

Modern, new, commodlous home In
most rapidly growing and value increas-
ing suburb OF San Antonio. Will sell for
900 and $50 monthly. Let us show you
this house Call CT. 4b3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
Personals

GIRLS in need ola friend are welcomed
at the Salvation Army woman's Home
and Hospital 1919 Broadway at any
time. Or. zs72
81. ANTHONY HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP
-trahcols marcel Permanent wave sys-
tenn. Justa Dixon. CIR. 1900. Tr. 5693.
sub-Lobby ST. Anthony Hotel.
BLUE BONNET SHOP. INC.-The fam
Gus b. y. Ringlet bob. like natural curly
hair. 100 Losoya. Or 2S44.
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Laurel Heights Home
$1,000 Value

Price reduced to $500. Owner must
sell. Six rooms, double garage, servants
house, shade trees, nice shrubbery. etc.
Rents for s65 per month. Tenant Will
pay three months In advance. Pay $500
cash. balance about $50 monthly. Act
quick II interested. Rims Woodlawn
33s3-W. after D. m.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21

TOURIST HOME BARGAIN
2l0 ALLENsWORTH-Of Broadway,
opposite Breckenridge Park. close
to golf club, high class bungalow
In high-cla5s neighborhood,
seven rooms with tiled bath, fire.
place built-in bookcases. Frigi-
daire. can be purchased on easy
terms at attractive price sith or
without furnishings and draDeries.
Tr. 42ss-J or
]. il. HAMMELL =,
CT. s62i. 1lO2 Frost Nat. Dix. Bldg.
HIGHLAND PARK BLVD. snap. Must
sell my nearly new bungalow up-to-date,
hardwood floors. all the bulletins, most
anything for equity, balance like rent
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
Insurance
Travel Opportunities

DRIVING TO Florida Monday morning in
Cadillac. have room for three passengers.
Phone Travis 5740-R.
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Farms-Ranches. Sale
Fine Place for Nurseryman

Sandy loan farm TO be sacrificed
for less than half OF owners equity.
Must sell. No reasonable offer re-
fused Call Z. Fly. Crockett S044.
ROGERS-HILL & COMPANY.
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Highland Park, Corner

New six-room bungalow. Paved street
and curb in and paid. Price $3.50. $500
cash. Call owner. Mis-. 1904. S26 schley
avenue
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Laurel Heights

222 Z. French, brand new, strictly mod
ern. four rooms. bath, two halls, break
fast nook. lnoleum. window shades
everything ready TO move into. Phone
for appointment. c. W. Harral, 5Si Gun
ter Bldg.
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Special Notices

NOTICE-Fulton Truck Co. els South
Alamo, has large stock new automobile
cushions. extra values at greatly re-
duced prices
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W. r. LONG Novelty Machine Works
$. Presa St Mis. LII
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Fraternal Notices
Lost, Strayed. Found

Lost, Strayed. Found 10
IosT-Practlcine cards. left In window
of Moore building. Had list OF Texas
Z towns. Woodiawn 10.
ABOUT 7:30 Monday morning. Noyem-
her I6, lightweight overcost on Blanco
road. summit OF Mccullough. liberal re-
ward. Mis-. 1+1. CT. 1888.
LosT-From Alamo Heights. hound
puppy. six months old. female. color
ginger red. last seen had OIL collar with
my name on plate. will pay liberal re-
ward for return TO w. @. Coffey. rr 1899.
LOsT-New tire aud rim off OF Ford
car. In city Fredericksburg or Vance
Jackson road. Reward. Box. S4s Light.
LosT-oid style gold brooch. valued as
Esepsake. Reward. Call before a. m.
or noon. TT. 1913.
BLACK Fox fur in front OF Citizens
Garage. Mrs. Tom J. lee, 1895. West
Russell. Reward, q.
LosT-Lltte white Fox terrier on S.
Presa or Travis street. baby's pet. An.
swer to name OF Tug" Reward. Mis-.
s9J1-J.
IsOST--Dog. white with black spot over
left eye part Bull terrier. long ears
and tail. Liberal reward paid for re-
turn or information leading to same.
Answer Gunter Hotel. Room us.
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Beacon Hill. $4,000

Modern. five rooms. bath. south sleep
Ing porch. paved street, ribbon drive
beautiful home, must sell at once, terms
Mis-. 3Is6-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
Big Bargain at $3.50

Dandy two-story, brand new, $40
cash. Call owner. S26 Schley Ave. Mi
1904.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21

j. BARCELLoNA MFG. CO.. mfgrs Of
RED Seal Brand" Our specially horse
radlsh, liquid blueing, vinegar. pickles
olives. office and factory. 1920 Avenue
q. Or. ii55
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Ten Day Special

Beautiful Bungalow. best street In
Highland Park. car line. five rooms.
nearly new. worth over $4,000, but
will take less for quick sale; very
easy terms. Owner wants to leave
city; 75-foot front. CIR. IFS.
REAL BARGAIN-Beautiful furn.
ished bungalow five rooms sieepinl
porch, garage. lot 44x1eS. will sell M
equity of $3.50. will give all furniture
free, must leave city. located at 210t
Sabinas street. must be seen to be appre.
ciGted. Owner F. s. Bleadon, 229 Z
Houston St. Room 2p5. Price $4,000.
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Gimble Mfg. Co.

CHRIsTMAs. wedding. birthday cakes,
prices reasonable. Mrs. Rees, Mission
36O6-J.
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REMODELED 10-roon house, suitabi,
for three apartments. reasonable, mod
ern. walking distance. CT. $3.50, CT
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Farms-Ranches Wanted

OR CITY PROPERTY
II your farm, ranch or city property is
for sale or trade at bargain, we want
1t Immediately. We have buyers who
will interest you.
MOORE & CONRAD,
sol Texas Bank Bldg.
Crockett 1866.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21

SMALL loans to saiaried people. repay
weekly or semi-monthly. quick, confl-
Dental. City Loan Bureau, iO2 Houston
RldU
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-FOUR rooms and bath. large sleepins
porch, private entrance, close-in. Travii
61QO
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

when he discovered Two Eyes be- hind tho door where her sisters had hidden her,
 Little Two Eyes picked him a beautiful branch, and then he ask ed her, Little Two Eyes, what shall I give you for it?'
 "Oh, sir,' she cried, "I suffer hunger and thirst. sorrow and want from morning till night. If you would only take me with you and free mo I should be so happy"
 So the Prince took Little Two Eyes with him to the Palace and before they had even reached the Palace he was deeply in love with her. Little Two Eyes loved him. too, and they were married 1m- mediately and were wonderfully happy from that time on.
 (This handsome suit is of red velvet trimmed with black braid). Copyright, 1925, Associated Edi-
 tors, 1nc)