The San Antonio Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 22, Ed. 1 Monday, February 10, 1919 Page: 13 of 14
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MONDAY.
For rent
houses.
' 110 MAIN AVE
i Modern l«>om cottage. garage gaa;
Whte; on Iw. 835 per month. Travis 838
jr Liockctt 663.
For rent
furnished houses^
FURNISHED 5-ROOM COTTAGE HOME.
123 E. Woodlawn Ave. Laurel Heights
nice fixture*. garage servants room on
Jitney line/- near San Pedro Ave. car
William .1. Law. rentals Travis <043. Cr.
7796. 423 Navarro St.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED BUNGALOW;
all modern or will rent half. 2006
Roosevelt Ave. Miasion 707.
FIVE-ROOM BAITY COMPLETELY AND
attractively furnished all conveniences
garage; ale< ping porch awnings etc.; se-
lect neighborhood: will sell on easy terms.
X.".t HutiMmk « r 4« a I
For rent or sale
ROOMING HOUSE?.
FOR SALE— LI BEF I Y APA KTMENT
Nurp St. 227; 24 ruoms long lease. Ap-
ply on premises and Investigate.
FOR SALE— FURNISHINGS 10 ROOMS
light housekeeping; it will pay yuu to
aer this; clear sume easy money. Liockail
J__ ———=====
For rent
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
FDRMHHKU FLAT. FIVE CUMM. NICE-
Iy furnished room? sleeping porch also
garage Madison Square district. Uru^kelt
MU. _
THREE ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH
all modern conveniences paved street
private residence and entrance; very rea-
nonablc. roll Crockett 7 42g. 81k E. Cin-
cinnati AV e. .
FiVE CLEAN. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms sleeping porch; also garag. Mad*
Uun Square district. Crockett >B2B.
EGON 1A ~AI\\i[TMENTS—NICELY FUR-
lyislicd southeast front housekeeping
ro?ms; private bath; also one and two
PP^Artmcuts completely furnished for
hoi&rkeeping. 60- St. Mary’s St. three
blabMs north Gunter Hotel. Garage.
rjZe ASA NT WELL FURNISHED LIVING
room private bath gas. all modern con-
veniences; close in Crockett 67V9. No
children taken. _
TWO-ROOM APARTMENT with laid-l
hall and sleeping put ch and hath with
hot water three d<«»rs from san 1 edro
Ave <ar line. Call 512 W Euclid.
APARTMENT OF THREE LARGE
rooms nicely furnished very reasonable
nn pick no children. 703 Ave. C. _
F» JR RE N T^FU R NIS HED FOUR-’kouM
apartment 335. *O4 North St. Phone
T i H • ■ ■■
L . LEAN >1 KnTsHED FLAT. LuW-
er floor bedroom dining room kitchen
hall bath two galleries. 418 S. Prcsa. Ap-
ply 424. . "
TWO ROOMS AND BATH. EVERYTHING
modern. 12a Ave. B. Travis 2288.
ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN SUITE. WITH
or without housekeeping privileges; If
you arc looking for something nice call
Tra via 5210.
PARTLY FURNISHED CONVENIENT
\ to Post Camp Travis Brackenridge
<Hark three schools one car line; asphalt
strict large gnmnu.L children taken. Cali
beLVc . IO Ci • d ■ v • Travis 4401.
ENTIRE DOWNSTAIRg IN PRIVATE
heune. beautifully furnished \ ’Hiking
103 City St k-’t 2589^
I. m i.:;*. .' UIWER 4 |UM>II FUR*
nisheu apartment. 211 Berkshire St-
Crochett 1892. ______________
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT THREE
rooms and bath modern ronvenlegces.
ISC* Main Ave. Crockett 3839. _
NICELY FURNISHED ••BOOM A PART-
ment every convenience; hot water gas
phone large yard garage walking distance
blo< k r f <ar Un* crock* ;t ch;
For rent
UNFURNISHED APTS.
UPSTAIRS APARTMENT. 4 ROOMS
bath large porch :»» Sixth St.
FOR RENT- FEB 13 MODERN FlVE-
room upper apartment near car line;
SHIELDS APARTMENTS. I NIT 'KMSH-
ed. 1712 N. Olive Street. Anny Poet Hn-
four rooms and bath slctplngk Porcii.
• •.^w-keL 1811
MODLDN UNFURNISHED ' APARTMENT
foui roomrt bath. ng porch gel-
lerlcb. gang'. walking distance 830. Cr.
1 ’
IJOR SALE
" APARTMENTS.
-.11. EASE "an I’ V URN UHING*
of fen a par linen tn of room* and kitchen-
e t«; uell furnished fine locution. Travis
2701.
For rent
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR RENT
Splendid business corner. Alamo and
Comment (opposite Jeske's).
Splendid offices tn San Antonio Loan A
/Trust Bldg and Kampmann Bldg en suite
"or single 819 up.
SAN ANTONIO LOAN 4 TRUST CO.
Travis pl and 143. 216 W. 4’nrnmerre St.
OFFICES
A f.w rooms in Moore building and
two large suites in Bctlrll building
for dedrablc tenants. Lot uh show you.
.1 H Sr ng< _ manager. 540 l»cd<ll Bld2
FUiiTENT^COMI’LETELY FURNISHED
music studio; cacellent location; reason-
able rent; very close in. Apply 33G Go-
llad.
FOH REN I SPA ■i ; »x7u G 4 MID FOR
repair shop or storage room cheap: also
have one RQ^scr pump »ill sell cheap. Tr.
4100. White.
FOR RENT -STORE ROOM WITH RASE-
menf 288 N. Preaa St. near Commerce.
Crockett 1100.
1228 MASON. STORE FOP. BUTCHER
barbar tailor nhoemaker. dry goods; will
£ novate 218 E. Commerce.
.1; RENT ROoTI .oR M R
Sycamore nnd Hymann Sts.; nice loea-
a; cheap rent Apply 208 Navarro St.
* phone Crockett 7624.
SMALT. STORE AND FIN TURES' WITH
two Ih Ing rooms adjoining yard; very
reaa^nable. Ring Travis 4 4 48.
ANTED
TO RENT.
WANTED—SIX TO 10-ROOM HOUSE
close to Army Post; modern; no chil-
dren or doga permanent military parly.
Address E9Bl Light.
WANTED—TO RENT FIVE OR SlX-
room modern cottage or bungalow in
goo<) neighborhood on year’s leave with
option of renewal; permanent tenant and
willing tn put up bond to guarantee leaa>*
agreement; best of references: want pos*
seaalon any limo before Feb. 10. Addtea*
C>B3 IJght.
EIGHT OR TEN 2-ROOM APARTMENT
house; would consider buying some fur-
nishings: must bo good location and good
appearance. Address f? 8 san Pedro Ave.
OULTRY
WANTED OR FOR SALE.
FERD NTAFFEL 111 E. COMMERCE.
Kay grain garden mid field eevds.
poultry supplies Incubatnie brooders.
REEFER’H MORE EGG TONIC AT 1831
Main Ave.
roF SALE- EIUHT IIHODE ISLAM)
red hens. Phone between 12 and 5 Mis-
sion 2040
SCWEIDEn’B LAVING BTRAIN*WHITE
Minorca* r.nd buff Leghorna; large egg*
Il M) per 15. F. H. Schneider Route I.
Weimar Tex.
SOUTHERN POUL.TRY I ARM A LVI N.
Tex.; beat paying poultry farm in the
Routh; Rhode Island Reds white Leg-
horns Barred Rocks; breeders f urn the
world's best pedigreed 200-egg strains; cat-
alogue free.
FOR SALE—TWo~REGIRTERED FAWN*
colored cuwg; heavy springers. Ring Tra-
/OR HALE—WHITE LEUN OR N LAYING
Ziens rullets and cockerel; also Ancona
/•oikerai Crockett 1311.
k’ll SALE—HINGLri COMB'WHITK LEG.
V horn?. T. R atraln egg« mil chicks;
T^sve 33 ciilckg left from hstch. Gladstone
Poultry Farm. 901 Gladstone Ave. Route
7 box HOB.
PET STOCK
WANTED OR FOR SALE.
WANTED—TO BUY A FEMALE PEI
equirrcl. Phone Crockett 4141.
pedlgreed^ helgTanh. new zea-
land.s and Flemish rabbits. 2 to 12
months old; price |2 to 812.50 each. L. E.
Northcutt. Ali H-m Tex.
UTOS AND
SUPPLIES.
WK HAVE SEVERAL LIGHT TWO AND
t-passenger «are and roadsters for sale
slightly used bargains for cash or terms.
E H Lsbsdle Automobile Co.
LARGEST STOCK OF NEW W 111 A RD
STORAGE BATTERIES IN THE
MOUTH.
S. X. CALLAHAN
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL FOR THE
AUTOMOBILE.
“WE FIX IT”
<l9 NORTH FLORES.
CKOCiIETT »M 7.
I.IT M U HUPEH BIX. BARGAIN?
Dorman & Lindsey. Crockett 1516. 17«
Solerlarl.
CYLINDER RE-BORING
Reboring makes your motor as It was
when new. Let us figure with you on your
work. Snpp and work open for your in-
spection at all times.
NATION *l. GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOP
411 N. Florea st. Crockett eon-601
DODGE CAR AT a BARGAIN in GOOD
ehape. ready to «o: also new Delco
starter for sale. 303 Brady Rid a.
FOB SALE—METZ ROADSTER. 8100
takes It ; am leaving town. 'I r. JhSQ.
1917 OAKLAND ROADSTER. LOOKS
like new. Dorman A Llndtey. Crockett
15«fi 128 Soledad St
OUR LATEST BARGAIN LIST
Hup ’'32'' touring. 8300.
Maxwell 1917 touring. 83-0.
Studebaker 1917. 1 i-pawengcr 8600.
Dodge Br »s. 1917 touring 8650.
Ford 1918 and IM7 cheap.
Ford 1914 touring 3250.
See us before buying and save money.
MISSION AUTO CO. 211 S. FLOliEg.
SELL YOUR FORD
. TO US. UR THROUGH US
We have customers waiting for your
lightweight car Bring it today.
MISSION AI TO < o 211 S Fi.ORES.
FIVE PASSENGER 1913 FORD FOB
sale Inquire 1609 E. Houston St. or
telephone Travis 3866. Price |3OO.
Autos and
supplies.
1111 '>\.I.AND SIX KUN VERI i-11
tic. Terms. Dorman A Lindsey. Lr.
;.ht ILb Soh-drd St.
WHY NOT LOOK OVER OUR LI.NE OF
use.! light curs If you are In the mnrket
fc.r 0..<. all makes cash or a tcrms. E. H.
I.aL•’ u 1 e Au t omobile Co. '
w?’ tradeTCTsgv.ou diamond for
. adster or 5-passenger car of same
Utareaa K-83 Light.
\\ L KNOW
WE KNOW FORDS
E.\' l us:ve ford repairing part?
;n stock.
UNIVERSAL GARAGE
<■ It. lino 827 E. COMMERCE.
777; LITTLE BUICK SIX? PEKFECT
condition. Dorman & Llnd»ey Lrockeit
UM. 126 St^-dad •*._
REAL BARGAINS FOR
BUYERS
Ford good an new been in storage.
Ford wlht Kelley body; must se .
Chevrolet 8-paascnger. lake Liberty
•bonds.
Willys-Knight. See this one; six tires.
1918 series Studebaker 6 Liberty bonds.
Reo 3 917. real bargain.
Studebaker 4-cylinder. 7-passenger 8400.
304 E. Commerce HL
Travis 299. Han*"j
LET US’ SE 1.17 YOU R U AII7B EST I .OC A -
tion In* town; big show windows; no
storage charge: open Sundays. 411 S. Ala-
mo. Travin 3149. - „
BUT A - i. assy toRD CAR GB ® ©
Beautiful comfortable substantial and
reasons bio; various styles and colors Old
bodies taken in trade Cash or terms
MISSION* ALTO co 211 S FLORES.
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
with us for Mason tires guaranteed 500”
inlKs. »ost no more tl <n a 3500-mile; w*
give free rogd service In a radius of •>'»
miles? We roll on weekly monthly or
r.o days accounts; our credit system should
be sufficient aasiirMnce that we sell a tire
that will give satisfactory service. Guaran-
tee Auto Supply Co. 514 Main Ave. Crock-
rn_ SKHI.
STANDARD MOTOR
SERVICE CO
227-229 S FI.ORES ST. Tit. 5188.
AUTHORIZED SERVICE ON CHANDLER
AND HUPMOBILES.
WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF CARS
WELDING AND ELECTRIC WORK.
AUTO* ACCESSOR lES AND PARTS
I 1 NTRA4 । WORK GEO ' CAR
son. 206 Nogalltos St. Travis 837: resi-
denee Mission 1199. _
Illg ! . >RD EDA ' Bx KG AIN *"
man A Llndse? Crockett 1566. 126 Sole-
dnd Mt. |
TRUCK REPAIRING
By experts at ^reasonable prices. We n!»o
repair nil makes of pleasure rare opr
charges are very moderate -and all work
1a fully guaranteed. Let us figure with
you whsn next In the market.
Carl Auto Supply Co.
917 Lakeview Ave. Telephone Cr. 1548.
EXPERT AUTOMOBILE
REPAIRING
On all makes of csra by experts. No job
too small or too big. We specialize in
truck work. All work absolutely guaran-
teed.
Carl Auto Supply Co.
917 Ls^nipu Av*. Telephone Cr. 1541.
NEW FORD AT LIST IRBE
803 E Commerce. Travis 283. Mr.
Whltrcottun
BRAND NEW BUICK
1919 model; run 245 miles; equipped with
(•»<d tires extra trie and tube; two
bumpers motor meter and set of chains;
1919 taxes paid: will discount 10 pet>
cent; must be cash.
PAVJS A 51 ARTIN
8?7 Gunter Bldg.
v--~—-
—■ - ■ — a
i - -
1918 ~HE V RO LET. AL M<()ST NE W;
tetma. Dorman A Lindsey Crockett 1566
126 Soledad.
WE HAVE SOME GOOD 111? AND 1913
mod*! Fords fnr sale bargains
MORGAN-WOODWARD AUTO CO.
1302 fl. Flores.
•S*A M E~DA Y~BE R V JCE.”
That’s what we give you In battery at-
tention. We sell the beat long-life st«r»
ago battery on the market the Phila-
delphia Diamond Grid absolutely guar-
anteed for eighteen months. We make
allowance for old batteries. Call and let
ua explain ths superior merits of the Dia-
mond Grid. •
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
COMPANY.
•’By ths Alsmo.”
314 Alamo Plata Crockett 4831.
I RELL YOUR CAR. LONG LIST
pectlve buyers reliable prompt remit-
lance Mr. Hanos. Travla 1’99.
AUTO TOPS AND MEaT COVERS MADE
by Cameron Auto Top Co. gives satis-
faction repairing promptly done. 447
Main Avs.
Autos and
SUPPLIES.
l»l» STUDKBAKLn ItUN VISR¥ LlT-
tie: term*. Dorman A Lindsey. Crock-
ett 1668. 126 Holedsd St.
PAIGE TOURING CAIL A DANDY KAM-
lly r»r. Ju»t tike n-" Crockett 71W
> 1 ■ r
CLASSY FORD. 1917 MODEL. GOOD
ruuber. runs good must sell today; own-
er leaving city; cash or tlm»’. 359 E. Com-
meice. Fairmount Auto Rales Co.
SEX' KN - PASH EN G E R~.l EF FERY A GOOD
buy; better see It. Cr. 7199.
automobiles’
Stored sold snd exchanged; all used cars
sold are thoroughly overhauled and are
in first-class condition.
AUTO DEALERS CLEARING HOUSE.
221-233 8. Flores gt. Cr.
CHEVROLET ROADSTER LOOKS LIKE
new; a beauty; starter electric lights
goud tires: will take a piano or talking
machine as part pay balance time Crock-
ett 7 199. _
NEW BUICK. HUP. DODGE ANDOVER-
Iand c«rs for hire without drivers. Col-
lege Street Auto Livery. 214 College St-
J D Scarborough
191 8 Fl VE PASHENGER MAN WELL NEW
tires and in perfect condition. Crockett
3675.
MR. AUTOMOBILE OWNER. IF WE
d<>n 1 «• II y<>ur MS Wlthlß *8 <ldv» w*
will buy it ouraelvea. Come let’s talk au-
tomobile. Fairmount Auto Sales Co. 559
E. Commerce.
THREI -PASSENGER ROADSTER GOOD
condition <'r. 3875.
OVERLAND MODEL 79. ENGINE OVER-
hauled; in Une condition. 8460 termu.
Evan Smith Crockett 14 4.
MODEL N HIP ROADSTI I:. I BED Y KRY
little; a buy if you want an auiomobile.
(V. 7199
WE HAVE SOME REAL BARGAINS IK
used automobiles; cume nnd Fee us. Dor-
man & Lindsey Crockett 1666. 126 Soledad
Street.
HUP F6i RING CAR STARTER.
electric lights etc.; the 32 I* ready for
hard work nt all timer part time. Phone
■ ■ >..
• " -
SAXON ROADSTER. RUNS CUOD AND
look*; like now. if sold rod r y a real bar-
gain. Cash or •-me. 369 E. Cuminerca.
Fuirmoum Auto Safes • ’o.
• . . ..
MODEI N S-f^SSENGEtrTOURiN’G CAIL
the <l< pendable car. the <sr that wilt
tak* you there nnd bring you back; small
repair bills plenty of power good mile-
age per gallon nf gasoline a car tor tn*
man who warn to a car that is alwu.vv
ready. <r. 3675.
REPUBLIC-TRUCKS
MEAN
BIGGER. BETTER PROFITS;
KOH THE USER.
VVINERICH MOTOR SALES
CO.
CR. 1415. AVE. C AND THIRD ST.
37x4' TIRES FOR~SALE; .4LS<I >TOD-
<lard-Dayton pans 10Zu W. Woodlawn.
Croekett r.B 49.
W E H A \ E SEV ER Al. USED~CAKS THAT
are priced right for a quick snie. Il
will pay you to call and louk them over.
We are also manufacturers of the only
storage battery that is guaranteed for two
years. We do general automobile iepelr-
Ing and guarantee antisfa* tion. H. A. An-
derson Electric Works. 4.0 Main Ave. Cr.
82 81.
A UTO I: !.I a I RING A. "y o^R H< -M H;
motor. niMgneto carburetor ad.luatlng;
Phone Trsvli 6543.
E i ' KE LIBEM Y B<INDS REO TW 1 1-
ton trucks good condition; Wiciilta 1
ton trucks good condition: Baldon-Green
on«-ton trucks solid tires. 1918 chandler
five wire wheels; a bargain. 1917 Dodge.
1918 Dodge. must rell. 1918 chummy roa<i-
stcr a dandy: one overland speedster new
tires: 1915 Si ax well G-passenger roadster.
'9lB Marion-Handley like new; 191 4 Stud*
ebnker 4-cylinder 7-paseeugei : 1917 Chev-
rok i roadster. 5-paesenger. We buy sell
and exchange car’' 102-8 Garden S. See
Elite Auto Sml-m Co. I’rm-kctt 306.
OVERLAND ~7-PASSENGER. NEARLY
new; r. renl bargain Frock <ll 3673
CHANDLER
HAVE YOUR CHANDLER car RE
PAIRED BY EXPERTS WHO KNOW
HOW.
THE AUTHORIZED
CHANDLER SERVICE
STATION
I Standard Motor Service Co.
-•27-229 8. Hores St. Tr. 6188.
STUDEBAKER FIX. FOUR NEV.' KELLY-
Npilngficld <-asinKs; new top. runs good
and looks goods; a rerl bargain; must sell
cash or terma. 319 B. Commerce. Fair-
mount Auto sales Co.
F~or sale
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
NE W AN D SECOND-HAND GOODS
bought avid and exchanged easy pay-
ments See us tor bargains
ALAMO FURNITURE CO.
121 Main Ave. Phones 192.
WE WANT TO BUY FOR CASH OR EX 7
change for your old furniture. Phone
Tea via :*BR. Eagle Furniture Co
FURNITURE SOLD ON RAST PW-
MENTS OR WILL RENT YOU FURM-
TI RE ON THE Rent plan special
ATTENTION TO NEWCOMERS.
MAX KA ROTKIN.
THE FURNITURE MAN.
818-329 W. COMMERCE t>T.
CROCKETT 449
REPAIRING AND PACKING FU RM -
ture. Household Furniture Co.. 114-116
K Flores St.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID ^FOR
your furniture office fixtures tools °r
* anything of value; nothing too small or
large. See us before you sell for we pay
more. Alamn Auction Co. Crockett 4819
212 8. Alamo St.
* WANTED --
Your Household Goods.
Will pay more th^n anyone else In rash.
Higginbotham Furniture Co.
CROCKETT 2J 23.
WANTED—WE PAY SPOT CASH AND
highest prices for used household goods.
Cut Rafe Furniture Co. 233-25 E. Com-
merce St. Phone Crockett 7198
FOR SALE—’2OO USED ~SEWING MA-
chines in good running order from 86
to |36: will sell or rent these machines
on payments of |2 per month to save
moving Into our new building. Household
Furniture Co.
ENT! RE FURNISHINGS OF 8-ROOM
house including two gas ranges cooking
utensils etc. with privilege of renting
house; suitable for two families If de-
sired; on cap line; every convenience.
Ring Crockett 8156.
Beautiful f urni shings. carpet
and draperies of an 8-room home; house
for rent: very Hose 1n Crockott 1431.
WHAT IS THE USE OF WONDBRfNG IF
you can etell that old niece of furni-
ture; certainly you can; try a Utllt want
Ad. Crocket 1742.
OR SALE OR TRADE
miscellaneous
Ton hai.u—oNh two-whbki.hucar r
.ult.bl. lor deUvciiu paper or meat
317 Santa Clara St.
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
Typewriters t-ypewriteri
FOR RENT OR SALE. * FOR RENT OR SALE.
Is Your Typewriter Behaving?
If not you should make it your business to find out why.
Perchance it needs a good cleaning or overhauling. We
will put it in perfect mechanical order for you without
causing you an instant delay or a moment of inconvenience.
This Is How
Phone us to call for your typewriter; we will loan you one
of our machines in perfect order to take its place while we
are fixing yours. All our work positively guaranteed. Our
prices are reasonable compared to the quality of our work.
Potchernick-Haak Typewriter Co.
211 St. Mary’s Street. Crockett 3143.
COR SALE t
V MISCELLANEOUS
WK UKAI. KXCI.VBIVKL.V IN XClv'aM'
uned machine shop took; large stuck of
lathes drill presses ah a pern millers mo-
lors grinders etc. San Antonio Tool
Works 113 Narlonal 8L
WOOD—COAL.
Ground hog came out bound Io have
six weeks mor a u inter weather order
while the weather Im bad. while good or-
der ”No-burn” building niHterinl; I'*
yards concrete screening |3.60 delivered;
unn ton uf the best lignite coal dellvried
85 50. Ring Ciockett 2827 W M. Flgh.
FOR SALE — KROENER PRINT DKYKR.
will dry Ift.OOo kodak prints dally The
Fox Cu. 118 W. Crockett st. Ask for
Mr. Studer. Crockett 1769.
ALAMO REFRIGERATOR MAN U F AT” '
turing Co makes and keeps in stock
butcher*’ and grocer*’ Ice boxes; a Ivo ex- i
tension and step ladders. 233 LSinar bt. | (
!»»•“ PORTABLE KLECtShT SKWIXg|.
machine with all attachments; can't tell
11 from new. Cal! Crockett 690 4.
FAXCY CUI.ORAUO POTATO KB. »:77 1
hundred right pounds 35c: yard eggs '
40r; Falfurrias butter €oc; Brookfield 50c. .
106 Main Avc. !
WOOD! WOOD! ’
WE DELIVER ANYWHERE
IN THE CITY.
Talk to us regarding our spe- ]
rial price* ou five or more cord
lots.
Special attention paid to i
SI.OU and $2.00 orders.
DAVIS FUEL CO.
Carolina St. and S. I'. Tracks.
Mission 1257.
LEAKY ROOFS!
Let me be the doctor. J sell all kinds
of leak proof paint tin thingira for stop-
ping leaks and Roof-fix cement. L. K.
Mnishall T.-aviw 6429.
WOOD FOR SALE-GOOD SOUND OAK
stove and ihi.nka. quick deliveries.
Phon” Travlg 117 yards corner Dawson
snd I’hcstnut Sts.
WOOD—COAL.
Wholesale. Crockett 2185 retail Crockett
2127; 300 turds golld m< squite cut in Sep-
tember; special price on the whole or 3
t>» 6-car shipments: unlimited supply of
i the best poMtoak. wc’l teason''d. W. M. i '
Figh. Agent end retailor; onn ton uf the
b< st lignite < cal delivered 85 50.
I DOES TOUR P.OOF LEAK? USE MAP.-
| \clscal. •'all Mr. E. Mcllhenny. Crock-
ett 2246 tu show you; guaranteed ti n
! years.
“I/. S." WIND MILLS
CYPRESS TANKS
PIPE AND FITTINGS |
DELIVERED AND
ERECTED.
KRUEGER MACHINERY
CO.
PHONES T. 3180
AND CROCKETT 2384
»■■ ■ - ... — — ! |
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES FOR SALE
cheap: Remington typewriter. 812.59; a!- I
Hgator leather trunk. >36: men's suit I'
88.80: Eastman kodak 86.50: Waltham
1.-.ewcl watch S7.lt. We tak»» LtbSlTl ’
bonds same ns cash at face value if you I (
purchase 25 per cent. Kimatt Loan Co B*2 j <
WOOD FOR SALE. GOOD DRV FOUR- |
foot oak delivered rrom cars 89.50 full
ror.l guaranteed. Travis 6849.
WOOD.
Dry- oak wood delivered reasonable dis-
tain'-. 89 p-*r curd. Crockett 3063.
FOR SALE—BABY BUGGY. BED. HANO. J
car fireloss cooker chickens incubu- I
tot. brooder. Travis 2090. I
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS OR LI BEK 1 Y
bonds taken for dry goody and shoes:
clearance specials; 33c outing gingham*
domestics. 19c and 34c: 81.25 heavy white
ribbed men’s underwear. 74c; 32.5’t
men's best overalls $1 97: all shoes 25 per
■ •nt off J. Hrom. its e commoFee.
OU. LEASE FORMS STANDARD. TEXAS
BLUE PRINT CO. 117 AVE. C.
HACKBKRRIi AND COTTONWOOD
trees for sale. Ring Travis 1894.
~WOOD! WOOD!
Oak and mesquite chunks and stove
noyd. dry snd sound Chy ku & Fuel Co.
142 Camp St. Crockett 142.
Give BOOKS TO THE SICK AND {
wound’d soldlets. at the request of the
American Libraiy Association at Carnegie |
Library. You can get a large bunch of I
books if bought for this purpose for very
little money at Moon* Bool; Store. 33! W.
Cummerce St. New books at wholesale
prices second-hand books at special
prices
DRIVE WA 1 S~WA IKSAN U YA R DS oTT
der ruck screenings now. I'i-yard full
measure; truck delivery 33.50; will cover
136 square feet 3 inches thick; wood coal
and Nohurn building material Ring W. M
Figh. wholesale and r« i»iil. Cr. 1827
SODA I or MAI NS.
’’OVER THIRTY”
KNIGHT SANITARY. WHITE PORCE-
LAIN. AND GERMAN SILVER STYLES
SIN TO 21 I MET LONG. SEVERAL COM-
PLETE SLIGHTLY USED BARGAINS i
MAAS AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC AND|
HAND CARBONATORS STERILIZERS. !
MANLONYN FURNITURE. ACCESSORIES;
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FROM STOCK. 1
CASH OR LIBERAL INSTALLMENT
TERMS. REFRIGERATED CANDY SHOW
CASES AND DISPLAY REFRIGERATORS
ED FRIEDRICH.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
’’OVER THIRTY-FIVE YEARS.**
A FINE BUNCH OF JERSEY COWS FOR
aale at 3U5 Robert E Lee St. In the
rear of 308 Pavla St.. Harlandule.
FORD RO A DATEiFwIt II TURTLE BACK
or truck bed. lion. A-l condition new
point nnd new top. Pot chernick-Huak
Typewriter Company 211 St. Marya Street-
Crockett 3143.
FAR BALE—DIAMOND RING. PERFECT.
I’4 and 1-32. A beauty: will take bonds.
George p. Lyons. Dial Clerk's Office.
NOTICE—HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
men's ae<B>nd-han4l clothM and shoes.
Phone Crockett 7688. Write «48 W. Cum-
nierc.i St.
OAK WOOD $11.50~
per cord sawed >nto chunks or stove wood
delivered anywhere within two miles of our
ysrd at 301 East Flores Strcot; guaranteed
full cords and prompt deliveries. Special
attention given to 82 and 33 orders. In-
ternational Wood ami Coal Co Alfred W.
Rohde and Eugene StaffeL proprietors.
PHONE MISSION 14
$7.00 Special Split Stove
Wood—s7.oo
At the yard this week.
38.50 delivered.
E. W. Kirkland.
416 E. Mitchell St.
I Phone Mission 256
For sale
MISCELLANEOUS.
ONI WU KBR CRKAM COLUiIED BAI 1 1
buggy alUhtly used. 519 Bau Pedro
Avenue. For sale cheap.
IF YOU~ A RE” IN^THE ’ MARKET 'IOR
steers cowg or ^earllnca wire or write
Nott Holman. Kigle Lake. Tex.
WOOD~
Oak chunks and split. We deliver every
day in the week orders filled same dnv
received loads 81 ami up. Travia 676 V.
BARGAIN—HAVK I.OT OF BBCOND
hand fixtures. Ice hux» a nnd chests that (
v.<• will rell at a dernied bargain; alro ah
oval oak tank capacity 9000 gallons.
Alamo Industries atuccessurß tn San An-
tont<» Brew leg Association. Cruckett 6795.
For sale
FOODSTUFFS.
BREAKFAST BACON Me POVND. hams
38c pound; 3 pounds our special blind
coffee 93c; cumpound lard 26c pound
pure lard 29c pound; 8 pounds potatoes
25c: park your car at Travis Park and
come sea u-*. Cui Rate Cash Grocery 4vi
E. Trevis St.
ANTED
MISCELLANEOUS. i
SACKS. SACKS-WANT TO BL'l OLD I
corn bran and oats ancks Highert vasb 1
prices paid; also for old metals and rub- -
her. Stanley Newdins. lit South st. I
V VX i EL~DiA*yKLNDSrOLD GOLD AND c
silver. William N. Capuro .jewelry. 619 •
E Houeton st Louis Book
W x.x 1 ED- - a GOOD BE4 OND H kND
"UKgy ” nil top Ring Cjkt 11 3*90
l"7n Y 51 E.X s LADIES’ >1 > "X D H V \ r D
rlotlms and bhues; pay high prices. Tra- j
via 6560.
\\ .WI LD '•! H’ L FURNH’URE. MUST I
be In flrst-claaa condition and a bar-
gain. Crockett 411 or Crockett <053.
WK PAY THE HIGHEST cash PRICKS “
for yoitr second-hand furniture of all (
kinds. Phono Crockett 2 406 shaenfteld
Bio« ” i!'. Commt p uni.oalte Jurl.e < ..
WANTED—LIBERTY BONDS. WE AL-
low face vnlue for your bond If you
trade 25 per cent. Military wrist watches. ■
S 4; diamond rings na low n< 88.50: Elgin 1
bracelet watcher 815. Alainu Jewelry Co- I
?15 Air mo Plaza. ’
WANTED — FOR CASH. BKCOND-HAND <
grip* clothing phonographs records
mualcai Inrtrumcnts Liberty Itond? old t
gold and silver money to loan. Bunel i
Loan <’o. 532 E t’ommerce St.
WANTED—T<’ BUY DIRECT FROM
owner furniture for four or five bed- t
rooms. Will pay rash fur immediate pur-
chase. Apply Carr's Studio.
WANTED—IO9.OOO SECOND-HAND OATS
and bran and chops sacks at the market a
prices at .'»23 Monterey’ St. Tennessee Bag 1
ami Hu: laj> Cu. Ring Travis 5825. t
WAXTCD—CHK'KHN WIBK 4 TO 8 ’
feet wide: also Ixl2 lumber and small
concrete mixer; utate quality and luvveal 1
rath price. I*. O .box 660. _________ '
usTness ;
CHANCES. 1
CANCELS. TUMORS. WENS UMIKKB.
piles fistula. Write for lesiimonlala.
what people say about m.v cures. Box 244.
Troupe lex. ।
BEST 48-ROOM HOTEL IN sax ANTO-
nlo. clearing over $5OO per month; sp!*n- 1
did opening tor potty with 83500 cash. Ad- f
■!f F-M El 9 l.lgjlt I
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE. CORNER LOT. ।
one block from paved street and car t
line E. Commerce sr. 8200 cash balance
825 » month including interest. W. Lk a
Whitaker phone Crockett 5121.
will''sackh ici: fukniture and" •
lea>« cf thoroughly modern fifteen-room «
bouse close; v»ill bear closest invest Iga- I
tion. Call Crockeit 8984 *
MAV E FOK HALE TWO SPLENDID RES- i
taurantr. one on Houston St : the other
well located. <"a 11 (’rocket ''.904. f
EN<’EPTiON Al. STOCK SELLING PROP- I
osltion open fur ten bigh-class salesmen.
615 Gunt r Bldg. ’
before renting an office see
those in the New Frost Bldg. W. W. <
McAllister. KlO New Frost Bldg. :
j
FOR REN T—BA KER Y AN D EQU IPME N T
j nt Blythe Cal. Kent reasonable. For |
particular* write to Pioneer Bakery 1
Blythe cal. 1
—_■ ।
GROCERY STOKE FOR SALE. APPLY 1
512 W Euclid Ave. <
.—— j
I HAVE A SUITABLE BUILDING AND -
location for r meat market to be run in «
connection with my grocery store. Tracts -
4 399.
LUNCH ROOM
FOR RENT
Good location cheap. 122 Ave. D.
FOR SALE—RETAIL SHOE STOKE IN
the heart of th*- business district In the
best oil town in this state: established six
years doing big business; dean stock of
shots nnd hosiery; good lease low rent.
Great opporiunfty for live man. Present
l owntr R ung into oil business. Address re-
I piles to Box 232 care Times Office Wich-
ita Falls. Tex. _____
J SACRIFICE BARGAIN SALE—GOING
out of business: must dispose of all my
au.umobilts parts and accessories. Buy
at your own price. Look around fur yuur-
self. Austin Street Garage 111 Austin
St rr-. t _____
HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT .STOCK.
mostly cash trade surruunded by fine
farming counity good schools end church-
es; sidewalks. Wo are now entering into
the greatest oil field in the state of Texas:
will sell stcck 2-story brick building and
! homestead together or separate: reason
I for selling desire to retire from business:
present business owned for sixteen years:
stock and fixtures 314500. F. L. Maxey
Anson. Tex. .
| FOR SALE—A GROCERY AND FRUIT
I stand 04 i’. reasonable price x near the
■ theater 452 E. Commerce St.; nice loca-
j IKUI
Typewriters
FOR RENT OR SALE.
WAS T E D —TO BUY SECOND-HAND
typewriter. rotclternlck-Haak Type-
writer Co. 211 St. M»ry’» St. Crockett >14.
Machinery
and TOOLS.
; FOR HAI.E—KRUGER ATLAS GASOLINE
engine. 10 h. p : perfect shape: wIK sac-
rifice for immediate sale. Glaze Ice &
Fuel Co.
Financial
loans and mortgages
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
farms and ranches: no charge for ex-
amining title and no commission. Nichol-
son * Furnish Cl 6-21 Brady Bldg. Crock-
ett 1024.
’ PRIVATE PARTY MAKES LOANS FROM
. 81 to 830 on anything of value In ymir
home without removal: low rate and easy
1 terms: wiitt me and I will call. James
” __________
YOU CAN BORROW FACE VALUE ON
war savings stamps Rt 907 State Bank
Bldg. 10 per cent per annum any amounts.
J Will sl«o noy out your pledge. Cr. 7t>B.
SALARY LOAN’S—GET 85 TO |3O TO-
day; half others’ rates; easy payments.
311 Swearingen Bl.dg 620 E. Houston St.
UCTIO’4
SALES.
SOMMER & CUNNINGHAM. AUC-
tluneerr. will sell your goods and guar-
antee satisfaction: pay highest cnsh prices
for furniture; furniture s.ured. Mission
1134 snd Travis 4911.
Auction a uction a uction
SALES. r\ SALES. fX _ SALES.
HORSES—MULES. HORSES-MULES.
Auxiliary Remount Depot No. 329 Camp Travis San Antonio Texas.
AUCTION SALE
An additional 1450 Horses and Mules to be sold to the highest bidder at 8:30 A. M.
on Februarj- 12 to 14 inclusive.
•
754 Cavalry Horses
350 Artillery Draft Horses (1200 to 1500 lbs.)
350 Draft Mules
The Government reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Cash or certified
checks necessary at time of sale. (
Stock will be allowed to remain at Depot 24 hours after sale.
A halter will be furnished with each animal.
Arrangements can be made for shipping animals from the depot.
The above named animals are serviceable in every respect but are considered as
surplus in time of peace and orders have been received from the War Dpartment to
disposa of them.
Transportation will be furnished from Travis Park Southwest corner and from the
end of the Alamo Heights car line to sale.
For additional information address
CONTRACTORS t C
AND BUILDERS.
HAND MORTIeEU SCREENS MADE IU •
older; carpenter wotk repairing drop i
card. R 1. box 70. will call vvllli sample. 1
. ■ 1 a i mar tiltop *
Ll i‘ MV. IM» Y< >UR REFAI KS <>R x i.w . i
work on short nolirc; screen* and sleep- ’ M
Ing pure lies; nil wurij guaranteed. Crock- ’
•tl 247 X. i •"
n? roi 'VAX. TO BE pLeaB£D WHEN
your new huus** is done let me built It. I i«
1 knun huw: will take <ar or loi in N*n |s
Antonio ns pari payment fall Tia ms 2203. ।
S. M Kltk 60| Av* ■
CPECIAL * J
NOTICES. };
SPSCIAI. NOTICE.
The regular annual nite Una uf the stock- * ’
hold* rs of th© Ann An:»»<iio A Araos^x pass i
Railway l ompany will bu h-Id al the cum- J 1
panv s office in San Anionio Tex. at 10 j
o’clock a. m Wednesday* March 5. 1919.
and the regular annual rneviing of the 1
directors will be held at the same place
and <»n the same date immediately after 1
the adjournim nl of th<- Block holders' meet-
Ing. PAUL FRIESEN.
— - — * t \i
CESS POOLS | '
Hullt. cleaned and repaired; all sanitary |
work; li< < ns«'d by city. Cull Crockett 5212. 1 ■
W v Wlndaoi
CELEBRATION F< 'll Cl»L< IKED UN- _
coin’s birthday; patriotic addressee i
singing gamer etc Corner Zarramnra and j
Lombiano Sts. Feb. 12 1919. Junes addi-
tion.
A LiGbT WANT AD IS THE BE© I ML-
dlum and >our special merhenaer to our r
thousands of inteiested renders Make * -
Wunt Ad tell your story. Small cort and |
hlr remits I’hcn* t'rocketi 1742 !’
WANTED I
BIDS. _ :
“him wanted. ]
Scaled bids addressed to the Hun .lames i J
R. Davis county judge will bo received .
in the office of the county auditor until 1
i! o'clock a. m. Thursday Feb. 20 1919
T<‘-r the refopplh? with a bßlimlnous■ iot>- o
ping of Foch Highway from Zarxamora s
St. to Bluemel's store in accordance with \
specifications on file in office of the • S
county auditor
The county reserves the right to reject I
any and all bids.
\ H HOV'ARD county Auditor | ।
NURSERIES. p
HAVt.I.M4~DIKT. 111.1.1NG IX YAKD.
sodding. building driveway... making
flower heda. H. Lee Travis 41011. .
101 l WaCk— SKVEKAI. HIXDIIED nil At"
t.x daisies. Crockett 1970.
FOR SALE — SEVEUAL H A•'K BERRV
trees for planting and elm trees. Crock-
e11 1970. '
LET ME PLANT Vol R WINTER GAR-
den: will tost your soil select >uur seed ;
and test germination: fix 'our ground:
inoculate jour seed plant your seed and
guarantee that you will have the best .
garden in the city; beautify your yard; |
tend to tho roses trees and shrubbery. As .
to references cannot be beat: will select
nursery stock for you and plant same.
Ring c'rockett 6951 and ask for “Tree
Hurgeon.” 1
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A POS|- (
tion. or deslte to make a change from j
present •employment take advantage of .
our half-price nfftr for ads under Sltua- ’
tion Wanted. Male or Female reaching
thousands of cmployets.
PIANOS AND
MUSICAL GOODS.
We buy used Pianos
iv’e rent Pianoa.
We sell Pianos.
On convenient monthly payments.
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC CO.
3IG W. Commerce St.
FOR SALE—PIANO <CABLER). BABY
grand in good condition: h bargain; am
leaving city. Ring Mission 1614.
FOR SALE—SOHiI'ER PIANO. ONLY I
used 6 months. Call room 246 Gunter I
Hotel mornings. I
PIANOS AND PLAYER
PIANOS
The following Is a partial list of-
our February bargains In slightly
used at. 4 second-hand pianos and
player-pianos. Every instrument on
this Ils’ In perfect playing condi-
tion and fully guaranteed:
PIANOS.
8350 Franklin Upright 8 75
3350 <’ote Upright 125
8375 Newton Upright 125
3375 Martin Brus. Uptight .... 130
8350 Bledsoe Upright 150
3375 Kingsbury Upright 160
8375 Willard Upright 150
8-375 Hlnse Upright 175
8100 Kimball Upright 175
8400 Erhardt Upright 175
340<» Kohler A- Campbell Upright. 200
3375 Strauss & Sons Upright .. 200
PLAYER-PIANO.
3550 Leyhe SS note player 8275
8700 Autopiano St-notc player 350
3650 Newton. xB-note player... 375
Kohler * Campbell 88-note 400
>760 Kohler & Campbell. kS-note 475
Tou can buy these pianos on your
own terms.
Pay 310 or more down as Is con?
venient. and the balance at 85 or (10
per month and before you realise it
you own a fine piano.
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC CO.
318 WEST COMMERCE ST.
i
ICYCLES
MOTORCYCLES.
WE SELL THE HENDERSON AND EX-
o.t.lor molorcyd. .nd Eicel.lor blcyc'..
Alamo Cycle Co.
SMITH MOTOR WHEEL. FingT-CLASS
• condition. «t «4S: a b«r„ln Pertns.
' Tlr. * Cycle Co.. No. S2l S. Al.nto St.
FOR HALE—LATF. MODEL INDIAN MO-
torryct. Guftcantt. Cyd. Co. .r rm
; ownsr. Mission 948. _
• FOR BALE—MARLBY-DA VIDSON MU^
a torcycle. perfect running order will d«m-
-n onstrat*. cheap for quick sale. King Tra-
via 2629 after 9:30 a. m. Sunday.
Commanding Officer
A. R. D. 329
Camp Travis Texas.
OEEDS
PLANTS ETC.
P< »R SALE -TWO LARGE 3-YEAR-< ILD
• -va»..gu«. ferni 214 Davina St
U GEE lOMATU—BEFORE 'THE PUB-
He ten M-«ra with 12V0 bushel* per sire ;
I’laasa writ* tut full Informaliun. M. C- ■
McGe< Ha ।• rex
00 < ABBAGK PLA.N I> «. k rTLXU ’
tou large must be bold grown in open
field 82 per IvOO safe delivery guaran-
teed. E. R. Bolton Plant Co. Catrlzo
Springy. Tex. __ _______
SEbfD SWEET POTATOES? THOUSANDS
of bushvla. Nancy Hall pumpkin yanu.
Triumph patktd 50-puund hampvra |1..»0
per hampt-i f. u. b. < xprees office. Cash
with ord< r. Kiln dried stock produced on ।
sandy lands of Jasper county famous for
sweet flavor. Guaranteed free uf weavlls
nnd discaae. Big demand. Order now.
Slips in m< a»on Frank Smith Cu.. Jaa-
pcr Tex
FOB MALE—LARGE SHAk¥a DAISY
plant oibo large purple althra tree viu-
-1 • panls ii.' Claudia Mlaaioii 384
n:\\' < COTTON RECORD
four bah . per acre; 4t) bulls to pound:
4»i p- r cant lint; Manic I’a-indi. Heavy
e’lulter .-eel (X*. Carnesville. Gu
W.'TERMELON*. P U R H HALBERT
homy direct front originator $1 pound.
[Rubber Rind samr: Tom Wataun. 75<. H
A Halhert. t’orsn unn. \
Moving
STORAGE. ETC.
RIPS '^RANSFER CO
Storing moving packing; »ug cleaning.
CIS s rhuin St K”;t 834 Travin 833
CUT RATE TRANSFER CO
Moving storing packing shipping. Ge;
our estimate 223-225 E. Commerce St.
I’hone i’r 7199
Paperhanging
AND PAINTING.
PAPERHANGI Nti AND PAIN’HNG;
work ai d n aterlrl guaranteed all sizes
of gJuaa fitted; rnof paint guarant*e<| to
stop leaks. Si 45 per gallon Guarantee
Wallpaper * Paint Co.. 505 W. Commerce
St Travfe 2£79
I KING CROGKEI F 171 FOR PAINTJNQ
and carpenter work.
FOR PAINTING ANp p a ih :LH v x• 1 X< L
20 rare cxpeiionce Million *O7. R. K.
i !»: <!•. 2906 Roosevelt Ave.
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FEBRUARY 10. 1919.
LITTLE IS KNOWN OF
PACIFIC. ■
There lias been discussed the Berd
nf a eoinprchensive exploration ot the
I Pacific Ocean. It is believed that
Luck au uudertakiug should be en a
far greater scale than has hitherto
been attempted ami that future work
should be broadly areal rather than
local as on single islands or linear
as in single voyage-. The work of
I the magnetic survey ship Carnegie
which makes repeated trips over many
interwoven sea routes is an example
of exploration that is wanted. In the
opinion of meu of science says the
Los Angeles Times it should be <x»n-
tinuous through teu or twenty years.
It Las been shown how littie definite
information the world has about the
largest of the oceans. One specialist
declare* that in the North Pacific there
is a tract twice as large as the t'nited
.States that has been crossed by only
a single lino of sounding at intervals
of two hundred and fifty miles wide.
I ami that there are a number of tracts
as large a- this country that art en-
tirely unfathomed.
FIND A BIG DIAMOND. J
। laomion. A soft blue-white diamond
t weighing 38N 1-4 rarats han been found
at the lagcrfontci> jnine. Orange Rir-
• er 4’fdony. This promises to become
one uf the diamond fields’ historic gem*
saya tho New York World.
The Uullinau diamond given by the
; Transvaal government to Kins Edwgri
। VII weighed .3025.3-4 carats (on*'
pound nnd a third I before it was cut
into nine large atones ithe biggest
51(»iy carats) and a number of email
' brilliants.
The Great Mogul reports about
which are more or less haay i* said t«
have weighed 787’j carats in the rough
: and 280 after being cut.
The Orloff moat famous of the Rus-
sian crown jewels weighed 1543-4
I carata.
The Koh-i-noor presented to Queen
! Victoria weighed originally IS6I-10
; carats and 100 1-1 G after being cut
T!v Nizam now in the possession of
। the Nizam of Hyderabad is auppOsed
I to weigh 277 carats.
| The Regent or Pitt of the French
I crown jewel" weighed 136 14-16 carats.
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