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$16 MONTHLY and $100 down will
buy 4 room brick with bath, near car
line; only $1600.
HAWKINS BROS.
Have you seen them yet?_
7>6eS THINGS te the
' ORIGINAL,
Be. original and buy a Perry-KIrk-
patrlck home, the kind that please and
last, four and five room bungalows
that will be finished to suit purcbaaer,
are now nearing completion.
See K. R. Billings, Mgr. Invent, pept.,
1‘KHRT K IKK PATRICK REALTY CO.
A FIRM THAT
dace to find the bargains, the owners
mow where to list It
HAWKINS BROS.
Speclallls In city property.
4 ROOM RBI* BRHBSED BRICK,
moo. a anap.
HAWKINS BROS.
Won,!) PFTTIMTT CHILDHKN I N
HER SIXTEEN YEARS OF
AGE TO WORK.
Alphabetically Arranged by Business Pursuits. A Reliable Ready Reference
to AH Classes of Business Interests
BIJNGLOWH.
Thrift f» room new bun-
galow# clow*, in. all of the
built In feature* Hiut hard
wood floor*. $ 3750; *a»y
term*.
♦i KOOM HUNG A LOW
Within walking distance,
A bargain at. Id400; ’ goo<^
term*.
5 ROOM COTT AO H
On Mundy. *4250; «a*y
tCTITIH.
4 ROOM BUNGALOW
2 blocks of Alta Viet a
aohool. A little beauty.
fi rmh. t
f. ROOM BUNGALOW
2 block* of Alta IVaia
school. 13400; terms.
MrOLUHE REALTY CO.,
202 Toxaa. Phone 4364.
iiairaressing rariors.
OWStpn NERDS MONEY and will
sell 5 room red pressed brick with
basement, for only 13000, If you dont
get tt some one else will.
HAWKINS BROS.
• "Homes Our Specialty.’
ISSKB RODRIijUbZ, tMlrai-essin* »nJ
manicuring. 5 Ruckler. Bell *212.
Room 7, Chamber Commerce BLDG.
Phone 1034.
Jewelers
Spanish Translators
FOR RBNT BY HAWKINS BROS.
4 R. Flnl. Crawford
8 it. Brick, furnished..............$
Vie invite checking
and savings accounts
in territory adjacent
to El Paso.
PROF. P. J. Gonsales. 1# Buckler BlU.
Translations and Spanish classes.
4 R. FRAME ON 4 IK)TS In Orchard
Park. $lf>00; easy payments. -
HAWKINS BROS. _
WATCHES denned, We; mainsprings, hue.
Warranted 8 rear- We Kr Alsmonds
gld., ally. Denver Jly. ft Loan Co, 106
ONLY too DOWN will buy 4 room
>ine, south front, fenced, hath, elee-
Ic lights; balance $16 monthly. 32000.
HAWKINS BROS,
Only oh*- of them left.
PAL ACE STABLES—Lb
stabler. Boarding a S|
In winter—coolest to son
need, ssiet
i. Warmest
m Sant, r
Laundry.
$100 DOWN WILL BUY 4 room home,
modern throughout, south front*, bal-
ance monthly. $2400; In East El Paso.
HAWKINS BROS.
We can sell your house.
HAND WASHED, ironed and alr*drlod.
Rough dry »peciaity. Mr*. S. C. Max-
tin. Ph. 4026. Cor. Ruyner and Dougla*.
Safes, Vault Doors, Fixtures.
A flO.IMKMW IIOftIK
For f7.VW.fH4, If fAkrn a I once.
Red pressed brick, 10 roon»«,
two story, lot 70*130. wplklog
til * tuner. *1000,00 chnIi, l>a I no re
to milt ptirrhHser. Owner Imv-
InK city, ntitl thi* property will
only |»r on the innrket n -few
du)s, Thl* in * rare opportunity
to piirrliMMC n good home, oml i«
otic of the hes( Imijm In Kl l*n*«.
WOI! NT FRANKLIN LOAN
ANI) THL NT COMPANY,
Phone :tNOtt.
Room ION raplcH Bldg.
Woman’s Chamy Aasocialton Hand
Laundry, 40a Houth Catupoeil St. Phone
1646. first clasa work, prices **-7
reasonable, prompt attention given
transient ordera _
K. H. THORNE, SIS hen Francisco 0t-
Every banking cour-
tesy possible will be
extended.
p,.tilled ny trie superior ,'nun. ,
erintendenl is forbidden to dismiss a
pupil from school except for these
reasons;
1, That such a child in taught at
h me by a competent teacher in the
brunches taught In (ho common
schools of the state.
2. Th«t he Is attending a regular-
ly organized private or parochial
school la tight by competent teachers,
the regular school hours for five days
In the week, for the full lime that the
public school Is in session In the dis-
trict.
2 That such a child Is in physical
or mental condition (as declared by
a competent physician approved by
the board) as to render such attend-
ance Inexpedient and Impracticable.
4. That such child has already
completed the grammar school course
as prescribed by* the state board of
education.
Several other important matters
were discussed at the meeting, among
which were some changes In the pres-
ent code governing the work of the
committee and Incorporated In Its re-
port to the legislature.
A MAN WHO IS MAKING a. success
out of city property Hr the man to buy
city property from, v <•
ITAWKINS BROS.
City property only.
Livery Stables.
RENT th* easy running White. Beet
machine In the world for family use.
Repair* guaranteed.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE OFFICE.
226 S. Stanton. H. L. Stewart, Agt
IF IT IS FOR. SALE
HAWKINS BROS.
Have It.
TRANSFER CO. Transfer auu
414 Mill* 3t TeL 762.
TKX1CO
If very.
WILL TAKE AUTOMOBILE as part
payment on (his 8 room 2 story homo
In the 1000 block on Rio Grande; pried
$4600.
HAWKINS BUOa
Sec a Specialist before you buy.
Medical
Sheet Iron and Metal Works
DR. S. OAUZA ALDAl’E, 2nd and Stan,
ton Sta. Phone 6411. __
Bank at Trust Co
Just Below l’oetoffloe.
Bethea A Moore*—General Sheet Mewl
Contractor. 606 S. El Paso. Phone 1BOO.
DN MYRTLE AVK. eloae In. 4 room
brick on 2 lota. Any old terms will
buy It. Cut to $3660.
HAWKINS BROS.
See a Specialist beofre you buy.
Mercantile Agencies.
FOR RALE
100 Aero*
of Valley igand on the new
macadam road, 2 mile*
from Fab«n«, $42.00 par
acrt\ Vasy- term*.
H RO A DLLS A* J.,13 BARON,
200-210 A mar. Hank. Bid**.
Phone 155S.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Specialists For Cures.
LULAL MERCANTILE ALENC1.
jar- saars s.“fflsp%st
vf Marcauthe Agencies.
HARK! paTKUAN, Mgr.
$21-322 Herald Bldg.
BUILDING HITE SNAP; close In on
r I son a, smith front, easy terms.
HAWKINS BROS.
See a Specialist before you buy.
No Drug Farcing, no Faking. 13 More-
house.
Sign Painting.
6 LOTS AND B ROOM BRICK, chick-
en yard, going at a sacrifice price and
easy terms in Altura Park.
HAWKINS BROS.
See a Krill Estate Specialist.
EL PASO SIGN CO,
414 Mesa at*.
FOR prompt and reliable service, call
OWL MESSENGER SERVICE, ph. 6301.
FOR SALE—1^14 RIO GRANDE
f* room r*d preunoid brick, modern;
lot 50x120. Price $42O07»eaay terms.
CAHBIDY & ADAMS, Sol© A Rent©.
APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE.
Two apartment house built across
two lots, hack lots vacant, good loca-
tion, rents $60 per mo.
Sec K. R Billings., Mgr. Iv«st. Dept.
PERRY KIRKPATRICK REALTY CO.
ACME MESSENGER SERVICE. For
prompt and reliable messengers, cell an
Acme. Let ua do Jour shopping. Tray
and private calls a specialty. Beil U2L 2UU
Storage Warehouse.
MTOBAGE WAREHOUSE—Call us up.
Let us store your',goods in good brick
building, 615 North -hinph.-ll at. Her-
man Furniture Co. Phone 2538X or 3046
FOR EXCHANGE
We have added an exchange depart-
ment to our office. We have 2 live ex-
change men who can exchange your
property for you, Ask for the Ex-
change department.
CASSIDY & ADAMS,
.v Sututon St.
ONE REAL BARGAIN
Built by the owner for a home but
business compels hhn to sell. Has five
rooms and bath, furnace In basement,
garage, ami all bulltln features. In
good loeation close In. Owuer will sac-
rifice for few days only. Terms to
suit. ! :■
See E. R.« Billing*. Mgr. Invest. Dept..
PERRY KIRKPATRICK REALTY CO.
Merchant Tailors.
LL PASO TRUNK FACTORY. New ware-
house. safest location. Positively lowest
r*re«. Bell 1064.
FOR SALE—LA MESA, N. M.
70 acres. $6800. good terms. 50 acres
in alfalfa, 10 acres In wheat.
CABSHTf & ADAMS)
WHISKY HAS CAUSED AM, THE
TROUBLE, AT ROAD CAMPS,
SAYS ARIZONA GOVERNOR,
Typewriters.
Does it not-—when spoken
of in connection with arti-
cles you wear next to the
skin?
This tells the story quick-
ly of our laundry—and
your linen when we laun-
der it.
Both are fresh and clean.
Let us send for your pack-
age.
ELITE
LAUNDRY
412-414 S. Oregon St.
Both Phones 2177.
Plumbers.
WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER CO., Inc.,
413 Mesa; rebuilt machines, ell makes.
PRONTO PLUMBER*, 7.04 iTsgas, Puune
lud3. Work guaranteed. _
FOR SALE, RIO GRANDE ST.
8 Room house In the IOD0 block, cut
to $4600, $500 caah; hal. easy.
CASSIDY ,C ADAMS,
TYPEWRITER and Office Supply Co.
Royal-Oorona-Ollver-Rehullt typewrit-
ers bought, sold, exchanged, rented, re-
built. repaired. 216 Mills St. Phone 832.
FOlt RENT CHEAP.
Modern warehouse, 30x
76 feet, with ail L 28x33,
and basement 30x120 and L
28x32 feet, equipped with
loading platform, elevator
and chute.
BltO.VDDUS & LK BARON.
203-210 Amer. Bank Bldg.
Real E*t«e.
Phone 1658.
Spanish Lessons-
Special to Th<
Phoenix. Ari*., Jan 21 ■—‘Within
two yearn ever ywtate tn the union will
be working convicts on its roads; but
If the system is continued here In
Atirona some law* iny^t be passed
making It a felony to give or sell a
prisoner ll<|uor"
This statehment was made today by
Governor George Huntjn discussing
the escape
-John t
camp 1
ley had made
FOR SALK—N. Campbell St., 6 room
house. 2 east front lots; cut to $6250
for a quick sale.
CASSIDY ft ADAMS,
Learn Spanish in 12 weeks. Call on
teacher, 412 Wyoming. R. 3, ph. 3834.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.. 303 N.
Oregon. Bell MB- _
FOR SALE CLOSE IN ON ARIZONA
A corner. 5 room cottage, modern;
onlv $8800; good, terms.
CASSIDY ft ADAMS,
Specialist
Veterinary Surgeons.
Skin, genito urinary and rectal diseases.
City Nat. Bank Bldg.
DR. K. A. HIGGINS—Tel. 936. 503 S. Ore-
gon. Hospital for bones and dogs.
FOR SALE ANY REASONABLE
TERMS ACCEPTED
A very pretty S room bungalow,
basement, up-to-date and modern In
every way; 7 minutes from nostofflee.
In a neighborhood surrounded by pret-
ty homes. Price $5990,
Shoe Repairing
--3 of Georgo Townslcy and
Udham from the lilghley road
last Friday nlghl, after Towns-
a drunken attack upon
Foreman Gibbs.
"Both Townsley and Gibbs were
good men. good workers on the road,
till someone supplied them with
whiskey," continued the governor,
"Had not aome misguided or malic-
ious person given them liquor (her
would heve served out their aenlan,
CCS, less lime off for good behavior
and work on theh Ighways, and might
have become good cltlsens-
"Tins Is not the first trouble of the
kind that we have had. A young man
from Globe went out to the camp in
the Finals one night nnd gave two
lugro convicts whiskey. The negroes
went on the warpath, but aome or the
other convicts lied them up and sent
for the sherifflat Globe to come and
get them. That was an excellent ex-
ample of how the honor system works
but I was very sorry that a little
liquor had cause two of the men to
go wrong.
"It should be made, a. penal offense
for anyone to furnish a convict with
Intoxicating liquor. I understand that
several states have such a law.
"The state* are rapidly taking up
the plan of working convicts on the
roads, nnd they must all have atrln-
Window Washing
WANTED, window* to clean. Phone 72«
One block from South v
w estern shops, , nofth of
tracks, three room house
on two full lots,- East Kl
r,i*o addition on Madero St.
for thl’ small sum of
$859.99. i >.
$199.90 cash and balance to
suit you.
BROADDU8 ft LE BARON.
299-219 Amer. Bank. Bldg.
r*hone 1558.
Real Estate and Insurance.
FDR SALE —NEW BUNGALOW
A 6 room bungalow. Interior ar-
rangement very idee; ha* all the built-
In features; furnace beat, southeast
corner on Rio Grande.
CASSIDY ft, ADAMS,
211 Mils St. Phone 920.
ANCIENT CUSTOM REVIVED
Taft will Froes Capital to White Hoaae
With Wllsoa.
Assoofated Press Dispute*. •
1 Loe Angelea, Cal., Jan. 21.—Rafael
Paaqutnl, who tbe police assert Is a
member of a "blackhand gang* which
has been operating In large cities. Is
in .<all here, awaiting the filing of a
warrant charging liim with grand lar-
ceny In Sim Francisco.
He la believed to be one of two men
who robbed John and Jules Betltno.
Swlsa dairymen, of $18,000 here last
June.
HOTEL PASO DLL ^tlKTE-
The dining room andjgrill of Hotel
Paso del Norte la o/en until mld-
THIRD (TOP) FLOOR.
eff 4Ss© Tiaimea IJuaildJiag
213 S. OREGON ST.
Associated Pres* Dispatch 'i
Washington, Jan. 21—White house
officials announced tonight that Presi-
dent Taft expects to observe one of
the ancient customs on Inauguration
day. abandoned by his predecessor, and
will ride back up Pennsylvania avenue
from the capitol to the white house
with his successor.
At the direction of tbe president.
Colonel Spencer Coaby. chief aide at
the white house, an h!s recent visit to
Governor Wilson asked Jf the presi-
dent-elect desired that thl# custom be
revived. Colonel Cosby reported today
gent laws to prevent the prisoners
gening liquor. From the number • f
letter* received by this office. Inquir-
ing how the system work* in Ari-
aona. 1 fell no hesitation in predict-
ing lhat wtthln two years practically
nil the state# will be working their
prisoners on the public highway*"
FOR SAIJC—I hpve from 20 to 39
shares 111 the Two Republics Life Ins.
Co. that can be bought cheap. Make
me an offer quick. Address Room 3,
Sheldon Hotel. <
CtlNFIHMKll IRMTUR
Aasoriefed pm. Dinpaleh.
Salem, Ore., Jim 2l^- The h-ulida-
ture today oiofirWrd Harry latnc.
Democrat. United Stales senator from
Oregon. In thi November election
Lane recetved the higher! popular
vote, although the legislature Is heavi-
ly Republican.
MONTANA WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
4««»cicf‘<i Press Diapiit'A.
Helena, Mont., Jan. 31.—With but
two votes tn the negative, the Montana
senate passed today the bit! submit-
ting to the voters at the next general
election an amendment giving women
the ballot. The bill now goes to the
house tor action.
We have just added
4 new style electric
presses to handle your
rush printing.
Ellis Bros Printing Co.
Livery service.
1. Choice livery,
freight transfer.
prompt Transfer si
Call Pemeroy. Phoae
rigs, hack*, baggage a
HOTEL PASO DEL NORTE.
Th* dining room and grill of Hotel
pa*o dal Norte Is open until mid-
night. Meal* served a la carte—ex-
cellent Servian. {
60c—MERCHANTS’ LUNCH—60c
Sheldon Cafe
_ 1$ to 1 . s
Attorneys.
HALF BORDER.
Lawyer.
407-8 Caples Bldg.
Phones. Office 3886, Rcsldenoe 101$.
Addirig Machines.
Dalton Adding Machine#. 219 Mills St.
Bicycle and Repair Shop.
WE Can Fix It Shop. Gun* repaired.
Locks and keys fitted. Dolls repaired.
Blacksmith.
if. J. 6Ki.8Mi.LLt. k. n. £—tsiaca-
smlthlng and horseshoeing a spec-
ialty. Work guaranteed. 408-19 Mills.
Cleaning Works.
Crescent cleaning works. Ph. 40*1.
*' Curios.
SEE Klcluman lu Juares, the only relia-
ble’ for souvenirs, suraps. drawn work,
filigree, opals uud real curios. Coimuer-
clo St. opp. custom house.
Mexican drawn work, blankots, souv-
enir#. Las Vegas, 26 Commerclo Juares.
Dentists.
Dr. Burton, Dentist, 4tr.-41« Mill* Bldg.
DUS BROWN ft GALLOWAY. 3UO Mills
Bldg. Phone b3ft
Gasolird.
6 Gal. oil 80c; gasoline $1.10. Ph. 3586.
Florist.
THE FLOWER SHOP—For fresh cut
flowers, plants, seeds and bulbs. Car-
nations our specialty. 213 Tex. Ph. 620-J
Furniture Repairing.
FURNITURE repaired and packed. Bell
752.
FURNITURE packed, mattresses reno-
vated, furniture repaired, upholstered.
Qulca service. Quality oar motto. R. L
Dnntets Fnrnltuie-Msttres* Factory.
Horseshoeing
C. A. ROBERTS, horse shoeing our
specialty; repair work also. Phone
964. 602 Overland St.
junk Dealers.
EL FASO IRON ft METAL CO.. Uk» *•«
Antonio. Dealers tn scrap Iron, rubber,
cOpuer. br*»*. uone*. etc. Bell 4**9.
ILLINOIS BOTTLE AND JUNK CO—
Dealer* In setup Iron, rubber and metal
of all kind*. 507 N. Kansas. Ph. 1641.
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