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15 EL PASO MORNING TIMES Sunday, June 20. 1915. BUILDING PERMITS MAY MAKE RECORD Protect the Poor Housekeeper HIT TOTL MV BE KVCEKDKn THIS MOM II, Art OROING TO INDICATIONS. i if 4 It III H.W'.' -ft I 5sal vWa I Jjl i REALTY CIKM.KRS RKPORT MT1SFAC TORY BI'SIMtSH Ol IUMi IHST F.F.K. BIMNKSS HOt SE I'LANMK.

McECimley Ave. the Home Street DURING THE HOT SUMMER DAYS. At the same time SAVE MONEY BY BUYING THE BEST Here are a few or our lines tliM will pay you to sec before buying elsewhere THE NEW ICEBERG BEFRIGEKATOIt Made of solid ash, interlined sheeting and metal inside; either galvanised, white enameled or porcelain. Sold strictly on its merits, and every AA refrigerator guaranteed. Pricea Monday.

to iPveVU Good Bargains in Large Ice Boxes and Grocery Refrigerators. Great activity continued the past week in El Paso, and as the month of June draws near to a close there are indications that the aggregate building permits for the month may equal, if they do not exceed, the big total of nearly $500,000 recorded for the month of May. Among the notable developments of the past week was the announcement that a 4-story brick business building was to be erected on North Stanton street above the Cnllsher store by J. J. Lanier, of this city.

It will be a modern building throughout and complete in all its equipment and appurtenances. The population of El Paso Is steadily increasing. Every week people come here seeking homes or investments, and as a result much new blood is being injected, as it were, Into the financial and commercial life of the city. Outsiders seeing the fOBMU THE PEN1XSIXAK GAS RANGE In the low and high ovens, black and white enameled finish. See the new features of our stove: 1st is the new patent Sherman equal heat burners, 2nd the safety oven lighter.

3rd the non-flamable broiler pan. 4th the Peninsular improved valves. 6th all Peninsular Stoves are made of ARMCO IRON and guaranteed against tubercular rust during the life of the stove. PRICES 11.00 to $50.00 LARGE SELECTION OF SECOND-HAND GAS STOVES AT A BIG DISCOUNT. SFECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK ON ALL.

LAWN AND GALLERY FURNITURE TO CLOSE IT OUT. FREEZERS AND HAMMOCKS AT COST. Let us furnish your home, with medium or high grade furniture. We give you low prices and easy terms during the summer months snd furnish you goods EQUAL TO THE BEST MADE. splendid advantages of El Paso and realizing its assured growth are eagerly taking advantage of such sit Developing McKinley Ave, for folks who want the best has been our task for the past few years.

Naturally, we have learned several things during that period, and we hope that our experience will prove of value to every past, present and future home buyer on this beautiful home street. We feel that it has helped us in our endeavor to make this street the most desirable home street in El Paso. It seems to us that McKinley Ave would suit almost any man of ordinary taste particularly if he is a family man, because such a man must know, that here his family is living in a beautiful and accessible neighborhod, and one where stability of values is assured. We believe a personal inspection of the homes on this street will cause you to agree with us that McKinley Ave. is the best home street in El Paso.

We offer "Quality Homes" at a low price on exceptionally easy terms. uation by making investments in EI Paso realty. Valley Well Advertised. The magnificent El Paso and Me- silla valleys appetil to others who are seeking farms and locations to en' gage In agricultural and hortlcul tural pursuits under the great Rio Grande Irrigation project. The pub licity bureau at the Chamber of Commerce is doing a fine work in advertising these valleys throughout CHARLES F0UTZ the country with the result that de mand for valley lands is steadily Increasing and many sales are being made.

113 N. Stanton St. Phone 1106 The firm of Leavell Sherman re port business good for the past week R. E. Sherman, of the firm, is at Chicago with the El Paso Adclub delegation this week, and C.

H. Lea' veil, of the firm, reports the sale of lots 15 and 16, of block by the Alamo Heights company, to Will Brady. Mr. Urady is an attorney re Improving the Lawn cently of Pecos, who has re cently moved to this city and who expects to erect a home in' the near future facing Grant avenue, Best City In Country. PERRY- KIRKPATRICK CO.

Quality Home Builders 209 Mesa Ave. Phone 1579 20 horsepower Trlmm engine Monday. This engine, in connection w.th a larger dynamo, will enable the company to give better service in their electric light business, Although the lighting system was begun In a small way Its growth lias been steady, and Hagerman is now one of the best lighted little towns in New Mexico. The continue dry weather is enabling the farmers to put up a lot or choice hay. The second cutting or alfalfa is nearly ready to cut and promises a big yield.

There has been more small grain raised here this year than usual, and the cutting has been going on for several weeks. While the Pecos valley does not depend on grain crops, the amount raised this year will prove very valuable for local use. The James L. Marr company also report a busy week in El Paso realty. troublesome In the lawn not only In the spring but also the summer and autumn.

Among the most important ones are dandelion, plantain, chickweed, oxeye daisy and yarrow. While chemical sprays are more effective in the eradication of these weeds than In the case of crab-grass, the best method of preventing their development ts to them with, a spade or Many deals were made and other transactions of large magnitude and Importance are pending. James L. Marr, the senior member of the firm, is full of optimism. "We have the best city In the country, de dared Mr.

Marr, "and it is getting meals in town. The best music and Campbell's Cafe. Adv. better all the time. There is no bet ter field in the.

world for an invest ment in realty than in El Paso, and Modern Apartment Building. this is a fact which not only our own people, but many outsiders as A modern brick building, to consist of four 4-room apartments, is In course of (I.aht In series of three articles on Care or Growing Lawns.) Washington, D. June 19. While weed 'enemies of the lawn are troublesome 'throughout the growing season, they are most particularly so from the latter part of June until frost. During period crab-grass Is by far the worst weed present, says the United States department of agriculture's lawn specialists.

There is no really satisfactory method of cheeking Its growth, and the only treatment to be recommended is to cut or pull the plants before they have formed large mats, 'this is a very tedious and expensive but where a good lawn is involved the results Justify the expense, national fertilizing and careful watering during the summer help to overcome the effect of weeds. Chemical sprays or treatments have proven to be of very Utile assistance. Much difficulty Is experienced cutting crab-grass with the ordinary mower on account of Its E.eml -prostrate character. This difficulty can be overcome to a certain extent if a rake Is used In conjunction with the mow- cr. By means of the rake the branches of the grass may be lifted so that they can be clipped reasonably close.

It almost i Impossible, however, to cut crab-grass suf-; riclently close to provent the formation of eeed. I There are many other weeds that arc well, are beginning to realize." Sales and transfers for the past construction for it. L. Hart in the S300 block on Montana. The work Is being done by week were reported as follows: similar inpicmcni.

Top Dressing. The weed problem can perhaps best, be solved by making the conditions as favorable as possible for the lawn grasses and to maintain a strict watch at all times to check the growth of the troublesome weeds at the beginning. At the end of the growing season beforo the severe weather of winter arrives the lawn should be given a good top-dressing of well-rotted barnyard manure. If the manure Is not well rotted, it likely to introduce an abundance of weed seeds, which will ultimately cause considerable trouble. Top-dressing not only adds fertility to the soil, but gives the grass protection during the severe weather of winter and the freezing and thawing of early spring.

Farmers' Bulletin 494 on Lawn Soils and Lawns may be procured on application to the secretary of agriculture, Washington, D. C. the Phoenlx-El Paso Building company and Government Hill company to H. L. Freehafer, lots 22 and 23, block 37, Government Hill addition $350, the house will cost about $10,000 when completed.

This company has purchased from the Anderson-Filler Investment company plot 40x140 feet in tlie 321)0 block on Hueco street for $1,200. The building company ts constructing a modern bungalow on the land bought for L. Perkins at a cost of a.500. REALTY SITUATION STILL IMPROVING A modern five-room bungalow Is being eight yearn, hm Just decided to locate permanently in tl Paso, and Is bringing lil.s family to this city. Mr.

Allen purchased the M. Heall home at fill Montana street. This house Is a modern bungalow with all built-in features, heating plant, etc. Tho price paid for the house was The Mayrleld Hulldtng 4 Improvement company made the sale. mint ny tius company the 2soo block on Hlo Grande street.

It will have all con veniences, such, as 'built-in beds, heating t9xl20-foot corner at North Florence am) High streets for ll.soo. Mrs. Oeorgo Intends erecting an apartment In the near future. James X. nrnwn hag bought a six-room building at MS T.

V. street fur l.1"0. Mr. brown also bought the store building in the 2100 block, Hassntt avenue, rir (I, ion, Sellg Uordon has bought the five-room huff brick lmnguliiw at 1310 Stevens street, near tho Alia Vista school, for (u.flOO. Mr.

Unrdoii expects to occupy this bungalow about September i. Joseph ll. uriodiuiin has bought the brick tenement on three lots at Hie corner of Bouth at. Vralu anil Eighth streets Tor 15,800. piani anu Basement.

THIS BABY GRAM) WAS USED AT MIS BOWliN'S RECITAL It's an "Kverett," one of the three great pianos of the world, and was loaned by us to Miss Nellie Mae Bowen for her recent Ewr.y Man Hanerniao Is Prospering. By Times Special Correnpondent Hagerman, N. June 19. The Farmers' Hay association, recently organized by a number of the leading airalfa growers of tills section, Is meeting with success in marketing the hay, considering the fact that the market has been rather dull this year, T. V.

Matt, the secretary. Is a live wire and ts able to find a market if there is one to be found. Hagerman garage installed their new SI'VKIHL IHALS OF IMPOHTWCi: HEIIK lll l'OIIII I) II TIIK HUM OF IX. H. MOHR Cut Rate Hardware, GlaSI.

300 South El Paso St. recital, we orfer it at a reduction of (no because of the advertising It gave us on this occasion, hi Paso Piano w. H. 208 south side Texas street. Nations' Packing company to Pat-rocinlo 1'aez, lot 23 and enst half of lot 22, block 3, Miraflor addition $487.50.

James L. Marr Co. to Refugio Brown, lot. 13 and west half of lot 14, block 74, East El Paso addition $700. Nations' Packing company to Ri-cardo Lezas, lot 21 and west half of lot 22, block 3, Miraflor addition $487.50.

Mrs. T. Brown to James 1 Marr, lots 22 and 23, block 2, Golden Hill addition $1,800, Nations Packing company to Lio-rado Soto, lot 27, block 3, Miraflor addition $325. East El Paso Town company to James L. Marr, lots 13 to 16, block 74, East El Paso addition.

Nations' Packing company to Pablo Jiminez, lot 28, block 3, Miraflor addition $325. Nations' Packing company to Miguel Valenzuela, lot 29, block 3, Miraflor addition $325. Government Hill company to Sarah A. Sparks, lots 27 and 28, block 35, Government Hill addition $350. James L.

Marr Co. to N. U. Ktan-sel. lots 22 and 23, block 2, Golden Hill addition $4,825.

Distress In the stomach. Distress In the stomuch alter meals, accompanied by a headache anil other annoying symptoms, 1 due to indigestion and Mm who nrTous, n1 weak antl suffer from Ids I fiuUHy. Mriecx'olB, tmckftiihe, rheumaUai, etc- 1 can restore umir vigor aw wmrhiB Cleotra-Vlta. tim Dry Cell BaOy Battery tn-1 gftt.hw with electric iwnsory for a few hours Hume lo Cost SH.IjOO. Judge C.

1,. (ialloway has Just made a contract for the erection of a new colonial design home in block SIS, hern ploro. This house will be located on the now paved street through this addition, and will be on three corner lots facing east. The house will be one of the most up-to-datu In the on and in addition to the usual features will have a vacuum cleaning system, The contract was let to the Muyfleld building Improvement company and Hie price wus That the real estate altuiitlon In 1,1 Paso is good and constantly gelling better, notwithstanding the prevalent midsummer season, when business as a rule lags unine-what, Is asserted by the firm of Cussldy Noel, sales and transactions el'furlud through tills firm during llio past week were as follows: Four-room bungalow on oro street to J. II.

Itogardii lor MAM. Mr. Uogardus will oecupy II as a home. Three lots, trl-nnglo piece of ground at the corners of Cotton, Park and Fourth streets, to V. F.

Moiillon fur fi.DOO. Mr. Motillon has already taken out a permit lo erect a 38-rooin brick tenement. Mrs. Minnie S.

Uoorge has bought the Mtiu nifjM. tieeira-vua iH'dla uhargliig lo Our ifrftft twofc Mia 11 about Eleotra-VIt. A leading Kl Faso Physician said yesterday: "Every Mother and Child in El Paso should be given your water to drink. I re (laid Hie Electro Furo Process as being one of the binnest steps In iho prevention of Infantile Ailments that ever came to my notice." We will cheerfully give you this doctor's name on request. II end thin ad with your name aud cotnpluM ftdiireai and receive a copy Uy teturu mall.

THE ELECTIA-VITA CO Purchased licall Home, floy II, Allen, who has been stopping In Ml 1'aso off and on for the last six or B.BPRINC ST. lOSANl.EUS' easily remedied by taking Chamberlain's lameis. Mrs. nenry l'sognam, vicniris, a. i writes, "For some time was troubled wlln headache and distress In my stomach after eating, also with constipation.

About six months ago 1 began taking Chamberlain's Tablets. They regulated the action of my bowels and the headache and other annoyances ceased In a short time." For sale by teifis wig all dealers, (Advertisement.) WATER-HEALTH are making great headway in convincing the El Paso public that no other water compares with ELECTRO PURO The Electro Puro Process removes all injurious Alkaline Salts and leaves a delightfully refreshing and pure water. This water is bottled directly after being Electro Purified. There is no possible chance for contamination. All containers are thoroughly sterillied before Electro Turo Water is put into them for delivery.

Satisfy Yourself First We know the water you drink is important to you. If you are not satisfied with our claim in print, visit our plant and see for yourself. See the untreated water and then the Electro Puro Water. See every detail that enters Into El Paso's purest and most valuable product. Many parents and physicians have already accepted our invitation and every one has become an Electro Puro Booster.

Satisfy Yourself for 25c Good music and good meals go together. Campbell's Care. Adv. MTEAHKI) I.N or "i'i: o' my mcnr' In the three recent performances of "Peg O' My Heart," there wan used a magnificent "Everett" Piano, loaned by us. The advertising we received wan worth $50.

That's why wo off-r tins instrument at a reduction of iMj. tl Paw I'm no W. Sciiutz. i'os south side Texas street. (Advertisement.) ICB VOhU WAIKHMlXON-IOc.

WftS-ion's, 320 ban Antonio. (Advertisement.) REALTY fJalbialth-Foxworth to F. N. Hall, IS.fttiu; Jots 1 and Ifi, block i)5, Alexander addition. April ao.

Juan G. Medina to Jose Velarde, lot 27 and wel 5 ft. of Mi, block 2H, Uasselt addition. June 18. East tl Paso 'I own Co.

to Annin At Marr lots to 16, block fcl Paso. Juno 18. J. H. Segall to F.

M. Hall, i.000; lots St to 29, block Ifw, Highland Park. April 30. Fannie M. Oliver lo 1'.

K. kern. 10: a Proposition. Many El Paso people made this week. We solicit you to be among this 25c is a small initial investment to make on a Health this investment last week and many more will make it number.

triangular piece of land being part of lot muck hunspi iieignis. Jiny iuh. EI Pa-io Heights Investment Co. lo tlar-fteld Hnbh, I1-J0; lot It and 4, block 72, El I'ao Heights. Mav 17.

Family Service WE WILL DELIVER HALF-G ALLO BOTTLES OF ELECTRO PCRO WATER TO YOUR HOME FOR 25c. I A deposit of 50 cents being required on the first order. This will be refunded when bottles are returned. Business Service We will install Electro Puro Water Cooler Service in your place of business at 7 cents per gallon, minimum 40 gallons per month. We loo your cooler at 5c or 10c per day.

Oallbralth-Fnxwortli Co. to F. N. Hall, K.Ort): tract Io. 7,.

Clock 4, or trie vine yard tract, containing Knw acres. Mbv 3. Juan Soils to A. l. Hall, ti.lrt; tract of land situated about 15 miles northwest of F.l 1'aso, and being part or surveys ina, 107, 163 and 172 of 8.

A. Maverick, containing itM acres. June 12. Sllverto Escontrias, executor etate of Ponreana Armandarii to Mrs. pillnerta de Acosta, 10, an Indlvldfd Interest In The advantages to be derived from reasonable building restrictions are indicated by the character of the above residence now under construction in block 84 in Logan Heights Addition No residence permitted costing less than $1,200.

More construction now under way. Buy in the "Pasadena of El Paso." Logan Heights Investment Company 707 Two Republics Bldg. tract of land situated in the town or SO' Empire Bottling Works Electro Puro Water Co. corro, beginning whern the coiintv road crosses the Acequla, and containing 39 acres ot una. une is.

Health First Mills and Kansas Phones 3165-1806 toim own Muiwin wiu tru to a OrMiataM Bftkta Me aiartiM lr OMBferh Wrtwfot Beak Of tfeelri araaa.