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The Washington herald., 1914-11-01
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. Oct. 3l.-Thr cotton market is strong
and the South is holding its product and demanding
higher prices. Quotations Of a week aEO Of little
oErr cents per pound followed by daily
advances with full demand and today cent basi.
"f middling being generally quoted with &C
tivity and large transactions
The weeks events have included better facilities
tor the shipments Of cotton to foreign markets.
including more Available ship aud the es-
ablshing II credits for the purchase Of cotton also
the acceptance b. the nAtnnss Of the
principle Of the noncUntrsbNnd nf cotton making
il possible to supply Germany and Austria : we'll
as other countries
To this must be added the prospect nf early
r-oprninE II the cuttCn exchanges AMI the in
crcased buying power for speculative account greater
liability in the Gotten goods markets and tn
arged shipments abroad Of staple C0ttons and
yarns not only to the war Zone but to the old and
new markets for American products
Meetings will be held Monday in Liverpool and
New York by the mEnAGCrs Of both exchanges and
The HouidAtinE committees to formulate and agree
upon settlement 0f the remaining open contra cts
I,etWeen the two markets II 1pT~srs that the
New York brokers will stand finn the terms
4 the September agreement. In default Of this
heing accepted by Liverpool. the contracts will he
~ettlcd through the usual market prDCesses the
opening Of the exchange.
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B. P. O. ETks.

The regular meeting of Washington
Lodge. No. Is, B. P. o. Elks. was held
Wednesday evening. marked by a large
and enthusiastic attendance. 1t was very
gratifying to the officers and members
to note the many new applications for
membership which were presented.
The report of the committee for visit
ing the sick presented by the esteemed
leading knight showed that all the affiict-
ed members were making good progress
toward recovery.
The chairman of the dance committee
announced that all arrangements had
been completed for the initial dance to
be given on Thursday, November ), and
an enjoyable evening is assured all who
attend. Several novel features introduc-
ing the new dances were annouced.
The presence at the meeting was noted
of a number OF the members who had
returned from their vacations and also Of
a number of visiting brethren who were
on their way home from their cottages
at the seashore.
The exalted ruler announces that in
itiation will take place at the next meet
ing. when II Is expected that a large
class will be inducted into the order.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. JobbeTs' prices are higher
Lower grades may he sold for less. Fancy goods
commanded higher prices.
ern. 20.
BUTTER-Best prints. new per ID. 81; tub. per
b. Als: process. per ID. 8Gz; under grade. per
b 9IaG; st0re-packed. per H.. Bals
LARD-Tub. pure. per h.. uSal2; do. con-
pound. per h.. 81. Cottonsesd oil. per can. 3.S-
CHEEsE-NeW York. new. per h.. Il: fat. pe
H. 70; Swiss domestic, per h.. Is: do. foreign. pa
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. per h.. 12aI2l4; roosters
per h. 10: ducks. per ID, lSalI: turkeys. per lb.,
Isaso: chickens. per h.. Halls
GREEN GOODs-Potatoes, per bbl.. L2salSoi
de-. Northern. per sack. l65al.s5; do. per buShel.
5Ou7O: new Jams. per bbl. LOaLE; new
yellow sweet potatoes. pei Sbl.. L7Sa22; beans
per BASKET. T5GLOo; do, ner bbl., 2oO1ioo; cab
bsEt. per Dbl.. 10; osrrots. nearby. PEI
bunch Iiis3; radiShes homegrown per 100. LooA5Oo
lettuce. per BASKET, T5alSo: cymblinEs per crate
l6az celery, per Dozen 2oa4O; cucumber. hothouse
per doz-. saso; onions. per lOo-lb. sack. lOoAli5;
homegrown tomatoes. per box, aa75; beets.
per bunch, lE2: eGsplGnts per case. fssl0o;
psppers, per crate. Sas0; per barrel fsaLH;
okrs. per c1ate 75al lima 5esns. per quart, 2Aoo
corn. per doz, sails; caulih0Eer. per cIate s6alO0
FRESH FISH AND CRABs-IPrices given below
are By the pound unless otherwise EtItsd.l-ButtsI
and star large. eslo: carp. 6as; ezOcuI. PER bbi.
G0i macksrel. .: rock, boiling. %; DO. medium. II
d.. pan. Is; white perch. large. Is: do. white
unhn. loar2i yellow perch. large. lZt; Co., small, o.
salmon trout. loal5; rsy trout, large. sale; do.
mail. San; founders. lcaI2H; catfish. I0al1 Erssn
pike. native. Is; ssls medium to large 6as; spots.
lrse Is; tailors. large. Il; sturEeons. dressed. .;
DO. akin on. .; clans. Per loo Ln EnEppers. a. u
hse, loali; bluensh. fresh. IS; salmon, fresh, %:
fresh cod. IS; hhddoek 10: Spanish mackertl. 3:
Boston mackerci, each. 20; Iobsters 8: crab meat
per Qt, %: do, fake. per qt., 50; bass, per h.
Is: scaloTs. PER qt., Is; Potomac bass. large psr
H., q; do, snail. Is; shrimp. per dt., j.
DRESSED uCEDl PoULTRY-Chicksna psr N
I4aI5; turksys per h.. Issn; rOsstsrs Der ID,
II
FKGiIs ApSIss. -. 6bI. LOOss.ss; IsLaoas. pa
The Washington herald., 1914-11-01

New York. Oct. 3L-MOney on call this week
generally lower. In cases loans were
made at 81 pr cent but per cent quoted
in most instances. Some q the outstanding loans
were continued At 7ss per cent.
Time money Uss worked toward easier terms and
rates during thC week but without developing much
increase in business. the demand having been al
most negligible. Quotations. 6S7 per cent. Mer-
camille paper has increased in activity with a
larger number Of buyers in the market some from
among city banks. Supply has been fairly large but
a much larger Supply was sight, waiting for
broader market and lsssenmE rates. Quotstions,
6a7 per cent.
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE

bou 2ooa2T5; CranEe., California. per box. AooaSO;
de-. F1orids. 35Os4.oo; grapefruit. per crate
2Oo1275; plnehpplcS, per crate. 1ma3soi lines
per 100. &al.0; peaches rer eate. LooAloS;
napes Concord per basket, THs; do. Niagara, sao;
do. phms per basket, lbaJo; pears Sickle. per bas-
ket, 25aL25
LIVE sToCK-veal calves, prime. per lb., lal2;
lambs per lb.. Tas; pork, choice light to medium
weights per H. l0an.
SEEDs-CloTer alfalfa, per lb, iJ4al5h: red, per
lb l2,EalJ; red top Tor herds srasD, per h., Da5
blue grass per bush. Los; timothy, per bush. 20A
rs; orchard Ersss per bushe!. LSaLfs; ne per
pound. 54ash.
hay. STRAW. AND C0RN-HHy, best timothy
new, per ton. 100; straw. DID, long ne. pr ton.
l2o; wheat straw per ton. 100; corn. ear, PEI
bbl, LTs; corn, per bbl., az.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. HaShed. free Of
burs. per ID, -: WOOL unWashsd. per h., nan;
hides, dry, PER ID. 9A2; nit hiGss. d5. pr Ii,
Han; salt hidss. green. pr h.. IS; cEkins. ErSsa,
neh. isaai.Is; Gresn hidss. psr H.. a.
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RIFT IN CLOUDS
Seen in Street
Advancing Prices Through
out Bond List Indication of
Improved Conditions.
SHoRT-TERM NOTES BUSY
Need Of Outside Market Is Disappear.
ing Rapidly and Trading Is in
Reduced Volume.

New York. Oct. 5l.-Advancing prices
throughout the lists of bonds, notes. and
stocks effectively mark the improved con-
ditions in the financial situation that have
taken place during the past week.
Problems that appeared unsolvable ten
days ago are finding solutions rapidly:
Today's bank statement added $6,OO'VO0
to the surplus reserve, and a threatened
pIethora Of money has sttmulated the de-
mand for securities.
short-term notes were more active our
ing the week than that Of any period
since the closing Of the exchange. Prices
have advanced sharply. and the demand
is greater than the supply Tor the Six
month maturities.
Bond brokers who sent sales agents
throughout the country have been graft
ned by the amount OF business developed.
and local dealers report heavy trading
hv executors and trustees of estates. Fire
insurance companies have appeared as
buyers for their annual reinvestment, ana
the daily turnover OF 'over the counter
dealinEs and trades through the clearing
house has aggregated 100000 a day.
This Improvement has invoked a discus
sion regarding the advisability Of remov-
ing all restrictions on bond trades. There
is some doubt however. as to the wisdom
assured that foreign liquidation will not
swamp our market and melt the growing
demand.
Outside Market Better.
improvement in sentiment extended to
he outside market for stocks and result
y in the cancellation of selling orders
Ind an advance of from l to points in
prices for the leading issues.
fha raturp Of rnn6denpP the OaceR-
sity for the outside market is disappear
ing and trades were in reduced volumes
at the end OF the week. Amalgamated
Copper advanced to a bid, Steel COM
mon sold above Al, Southern Pacific
changed hands at ia. while Northern
Pacific was easier at Sos.
The problem Of digesting the sales of
foreign stocks that were made here be-
fore the exchange closed in July is being
quietly solved by steady shipments Of
stocks TO New York that are gradually
taken up by the lenders. While this
process is slow it is working out to the
satisfaction of every one without special
discomfort 10 the street.
Stock brokers found il easy in many
cases last week to convert their call loans
into time loans for periods of four to
six months at the rate Of per cent.
This is steadily decreasing the demand
for call money and the prediction Of the
bankers that call funds would be a drug
on the market is IN a fair BRY--ofi
realization.
Stock exchange officials are not ready
TO discuss plans for the resumption Of
public trading. but the demand from the
outside grows mOCe insistent and many
plans are offered to relieve the present
deadlock Among bankers there is a
strong opinion that nothing will be done
without the sanction OF the Federal re-
serve officials who are now in close
touch with representatives. of the English
government who will dictate the re-
opening OF the London Stock Exchange.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-01

the bookings from Gulf ports for November art
already close to the capacity uf those markets
and Tor this reason 1t was believed to be Ad-
Tisable to refuse the business offered The French
government has established agencies throughout the
United States and they are securing breadstuhs
and other supplies in large quantities from day
to day. The purchase of a round lot Of 5000
900 bushels Of wheat at one time Is not consid-
ered Sensational FOR the Hfcncn government has
made several purchases Of larger dimensions and
II Is said that It's purchases OF -four have been
on q big scale well. Considerable uneasness IA
being shown by the markets OF the Old World be-
cause IL inadequate supplies. Word comes trum
not only Germany but from FthnOe as well as
from some Of the smaller nations a. peacs, that
breadstufs must be had without delay.
The fact that Argentina soon viii commence
to harvest wheat and that Australia is TO have
an unusually early harvest may possible be OF some
benefit to warning and other nations The crop
Of the Southern He1nisphere n. about ready for
the harvester and 1t is said that work will have
been commenced in the North this week and that
1t viii become general In Fortnight. In Aus
trGliA the matter Of cutting wheat VIII also nC
reneral inside Of two weeks. While Argentina will
have fair-sihed e1portable surplus. Australia will
have no wheat for sale.
Corn \ to sc lower to unchanged. The
market oprned higher and strong but Later lost
all the early gains and a little mon. Exporters
were again in the market and there were good
orders held here that could not BE- hlled owing TO
the limited supplies Of the old grain for i'm
msdiste shipment The weather Throughout the
belt was most excellent for finishing the crop Ss
well as for harvesting and moving. There was a
demand here from Germany for q round lot OF
corn but this not filed.
Liquidation again to be seen in December
oats and that market 4 dragging affair
With a lOss Of l-2c, while the May future was OF
only the smallest fraction. Those having prOdts
in oats rushed to secure them. There was some
further export sales Uf this grain but at very
Close prices.
Provisions displayed an essier tone and the
volume Of trade coupled with the support was
anything but good. Lard offered in in
creased quantities for nearby delivery and this
affected other products adversely. Close:
Furnished BY W. B. Hibbs Go.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-01
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET,

East Buffalo. y. Y. Oct. J.-CATTLE-Receipts
go. Market slow and steady. Prime steers, eoOa
e.T5: butcher grades. s.5oss5o
oALYES-ReceiPts. 50. Market active and finn
Cuns to choice Go0aILo.
SHEEP AND LANIBs-Receipts. 5.m Market
active; I5s7S higher Choice lambs sOoas 50; cuIls
to fair 60Oa7.Ts; ysarlngs, sOoa6T5: sheep aOoa
So
HOGs-Recsipts, 500. Market fairly active
Yorkers, T.To: MIXED, 10; rOughs. 65oa68; pirs
7JOa7 60: heavy no; stsEs, 60oas.0.
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Modern woodm-n of America.

Perhaps one Of the most enjoyable
affairs that has ever taken place under
the auspices Of Washington Camp. Mod
ern Woodmen Of America, was held at
Old Masonic Temple last Friday even
ing. The whole third floor. including
both lodge rooms, was engaged for the
CCCa sion and all rooms were decorated in
Halloween effects. The address OF well
come was given by Consul R A. Narkle,
after which a program was rendered as
follows: Fancy and modern dancing.
the Misses Lipp and Murray: song by Mr..
Barnes; recitation by Miss Coulter: fra
ternal talk by J. w. Crooks, and song by
Mr.. Stang. Following the program all
adjourned to the banquet room. where
go guests enjoyed the banquet. while
listening to the stirring strains Of a six
piece orchestra. Halloween caps were
given as favors and were used for the
balance of the evening by the members
and guests. Two hours OF dancing COM
pleted the program.
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Broom corn is being grown in Panama.
Modarn roll ton desks are uasd In
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CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS
HELP WANTED-MALE.

sALEsMANAGER wANTED-CAPABLE MAN.
having had experience organizer and manager
q sales TO take charge Of territory for sale OF ma
chine necessary to retail merchants. Small capital
required for purchase Of stock of mAchnes which VI
agree TO take Of your hands II not successful No
risk. Only men Of stability need reply. Personal
interview arranged at our expense. HOLMES
MERCANTILE CO.. Room SIS. Fifth Ave. Bldg,
New YORK, n. Y
EXPERIENCED ORGANIZERS; SOCIAL OR.
der; club features: big commissions; annual In
come; accident insurance; any territory. LANDELL
o. BROWN. Live Oak. Fla.
$40 PER 100 UPWARD PAID TACKING SIGNS.
distributing booklets. samples, &c. Send &C stamTs
for pTice list, paid; secure territory. SHEPARD'S 3
AGENCY, Lebanon. ~ II.
8 TO $40 4 DAY EASILY MADE COOPERATE
with No capital or experience necessary. Write
at once. SCHMIDT SUPPLY CO, i3i W. Church,
CollinsTille. III.
WANTED - NAMES AND ADDRESSES BY
mail-ordeT houses: big ray: home work: infurma-
ticn for stamp. DIRECT APPEAL CO, Plymouth.
Ind.
EARN GOOD INCOME AND BE INDEPEND-
cnt. VIII put you in touch with propusitiOn cam
inc S to SO daily. Write MARTHA TANATER
CO.. 1919 Maple. Argentine Kan.
SO MONTHLY AND EXPENSES To TRAVEL.
distribute samples. and take orders. appoint
agents: permanent JAP-AMERICAN CO.. Chicago
S5OO ANNUALLY-CO-OP WITH NE
evenings at home. Everything furnished. Don't
wurry about captaI BOYD n. BROWN. Omaha
Nebr
Will. PAY HONEST MEN UP TO 50
monthly spare time: home WOrk. No cAnTassinE
no caTitaL MAil-ordeT business VOORHEES,, Desk
IS Omaha, Nebr.
MEN WANTED TO DISTRIBUTE. ETC. FOR
old established mail-OFder grocery house. An or
spare time. s. 10 SIS weekly opportunity; no can
vassing ur experience X, Monroe. 80 Como Bldg,
Chicago.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Oct. H.-One Of the features Of the
wheat market of Chicago today was a bid that
was received here from Fr1nce for . line Of
10000 bushels Of this grain for delivery to Gulf
ports and TO clear from there during this month.
The p-1oe BID was reported IS quite satisfactory
TO holde5 but the conditions attached to it
rrerented the closing Of the sale. II il said that
The Washington herald., 1914-11-01
C0RSETS.

NU-BONE CORSET MAGASIN, 1888 II
st. nw.. II now Open for the fall sea-
son, showing a complete line Of French
models tailored to order COrSets. Our
trained cOrsetiere will call and take
your measurements. card Is all that
Is necessary.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-01
OLD COINS.

as EACH PAID FOR Q. 5. EAGLE CENTS
dated 1855. Keep all money dated before 1895,
and send nc at once for New Ills'td Coin Value
Book ri u may mean a fortune CLARKE &
CO., Cain Dealers, BOX = LsrOy, n. Y.
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ATeYoUWoTTied?

Regarding any matter about which you
able To- scrTIrt- IUfu~matI1nE
LEI us help yUU -,rIT eNTeT1s will clear vow UD
On any ,Riut v0rl wish. EvCr thing strictly
cOufd, ntial-at~ iutrIr reIiabIy OffI,tsl refer
furnished request.
LICE CENSED. BONDED.
Detective Service Of the Columbia
Developing Co.. 40 Maryland Bldg.
DAY AND NIGHT PHONE. VI CI2.
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o. B. ZANTZINGER.
9th St. and N. Y. Ave. N. W.
FOR SALE-HOUSES

SEVEN ROOMS AND RATH. EXCETLEY1
neghborhood: aide 81. with Ta-kinE. gVi I'd ::
near S'hOols. cLurche- Iiae-. a lsrg1Ir. OWN
BR ia r. = ne
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statesmen.

sALEsMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR FINE
line Of Advertising Calendars Leather Good and
Novelties. Over LOO different peCes Of leather
EDCds memorandum bOnks and diar,s. we'll
the best line of calsrdnr~ and sIeciaties. We have
the reputation q being the most progressive h0nse
in the advertising -Iccialty field THE ELwOOD
MYERS co. Springfield Ohio
, CALENDAR sALBsMEN ONDERFU
chance for msR. Absolutely new selling plan
Profit sharing. commission No tPrTitorv
strctiOns Don't write IL you haven't established
trade know that you can make god. Don't h.
sHtiShed with what yOurs earning. Don't d -lav
writing for particular. THE ADVERTISING &
New York City.
statesmen OF TACT: STRONG PERSON
slity: caIable q earning 500 weekly. Addre,s
rush. Iowa City Ia.
LESNIEN wANTED-ALTMINUM UTENSILS
and specialize. Hardware aud department store
bu-Ines.. Exclusive tUrritGgy to NoU men. ALUM
mum PROJECTS co. LemOut. ILL.,
WANTED ED-ENPEHIENCED Statesmen To
sell classirst line of calendar Published in the
country. Write for TERRITORY. Begin work
January J. SMITH HECHT CO. Indianapolis. Ind.
SPECIALLY statesmen NEW ELECTRIC
Hand Lamp 10 merrIfants-hts standard dry hat
seller ever rrDduccd METAL SPECIALTIES MFG.
CO.. ChirasD
SALES AGENTS AND SIDE-LINE MEN SELL
new STerialtv to ErDCrrs hig commission PHIL
LIPS MFG. CO. CsrbuBdale III
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Ohio has seventy-eight miles Of con-
crete roads.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-WHITE GIRL OVER is
years old. HOPER'S, ZOE WestOry Bldg.
Fourteenth and F SITS. NV.
MADAM-EARN SIS TO IS WEEKLY. co
operate with me evenings al home. No canTEssing.
Even thing furnished Don't WoTry Rh'ut CaTital.
will help you. BOYD {. BROWN. Omaha, NehT.
THREE LADIES TAKE ORDERS FOR PATENT
Eas stove lighter: salAy commission; SC gets sam
TIe and particulars. NITRO SALES CO. M W.
9sth, New York.
wOMEN-sELL GUARANTEED HOSIERY TO
friends neighborS and general weHrer; 70 per cent
rTuft; make SO dsiy; experience unnecessary. IN
TERNATIONAB MILLS. West Philadelphia. Pa.
Do EASY. PLEASANT COLORING WORK At
home: good ray no cAnTAssng; no experience
required. illustrated particular free HELPING
HAND STORES. Dept. 81. Chicago.
} LADIES TAKE ORDERS FOR GAS STOVE
Lighter SIS week and commission. Sample and
particular. Vn rcript &c NITRO SALES co, lA
W. 18th St New York
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DIED.

BEACH-on Saturday. October 81. 1914,
ELLEN BEACH. widow of Frank
Beach, Of Bancroft, Va.
Services at the Episcopal Chapel.
Bailey's Cross Roads, Va, on Mon
day. November 2, at II O'Clock.
BARKER-On Friday, October. 30, 1914.
FANNIE WILSON BARKER, widow
OF the late DIR. Howard II. Barker,
at Georgetown University Hospital
Funeral private.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Finest Mountain. Grown
n;Iln.Ss grain IA ussd in milling MIL
S' LER's self-Raising Buckwhsat.
Self-YalSlnQ That's why MIILER's has the
n GENUINE b1ckWheat favor
puChUnedt Keep a rackAse On hand.
DAt your grocer'G No consumer supplied.
B. B. EARNSHAWS BRO.
Wholesalers. 1Ith and NJ sta. 8. e.
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GOOD BIG WORK HORSES: ? GOOD DELIv.
cry horses. light dslitery wagons sInies fus
country ~ sth = NV.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK MONEY.

Increase. tDecreAse.
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THE. WASHINGTON HERALD Ab5
AGENTS.

AGENTs-tl5 A DAYi SELLS ITSELF; BEST
selling speciality market. Write for booklet to-
day DONIPHAS IMPORTING CO.. DOniphan.
Nebr.
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Broom corn is being grown in Panama.
Modern roll top desks are used in
officeE in Turkey
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SPIRITUAIISM.
MRS. MAMIE STEVES.
MARRY.

MARRY - MARRIAGE DIRECTORY. WITH
photos and descriptions free: pay when mhuisd.
THE EXCHANGE. Dept. 50. Kansas City. Mo
MARRY-MANY WEALTHY MEMBERS: Will
mary. all ages DIRECTORY with photos and de
'criptons fire. Paw il suited NEW PLAN. Dept
81. l2S Grand Ave. Kansas city. Mo.
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BICYCLES.

90
RIG REDUCTION ON ALL BICYCLES.
R2I 80 Bicycle e..................S $500
e90.OO Bicycle. e................... S22.50
$4,000 Bicycle. ................... $500
HAVERFORD CYCLE Co.
523 Tenth st. n. w.
Easy Payments n Desired.
UPHoLSTERING.
GPTECE PARLOR SUITES UPHoIsTFRED IN
tApestry 81 up; free delivery: atifac.ion: the
pieces arr "built' By craftsmen a unusual skill.
ACME UPHOL CO.. 1907 eth nv VI. 62S.
FTvE-PIECE PARLOR SUITES. Up ttr11
holstersd in tapestry. 500 up Free delT- lEll
sry Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult usHH
first ACME UPHoLsTERrSG CO.. I'D
st. nv. Phone L. 3ssSM.
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WALL PAPER. lOC, i5C, &c, AND soc
paper. be and lOc per piece: rooms pa
pared y up. Plastering repaired without
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.EXPERIENCED ORGANIZERS: SOCIAL Or
der; club features: big COMMISSIONS annual in
come; accident insunnce; any territory. LANDELL
o. BROWN Live Oak. Fla.
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HIGHLY IMPROVED STOCK AND DAIRY
farm; blue grNSs, alfalfa, c1rn; gnoI bindings:
wirp fencpa W G EpES Rlacksrnup Va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08
FL PASO ELKS
WILL MAKE FINAL
CARNIVAL PLANS
At Meeting Tuesday Night
Fall Entertainment to Be
Formally Launched.

Final arrangements will be completed
by Fl PasO Lodge No. 1S7. B. P o. Elks,
at the Tuesday evening meeting for
the benefit entertainment which will
be held under the auspices OF Quien
Sabe club. a social organization OF the
antlered herd, some time in October
The committee appointed by the lodge
TO take under consideration the pro-
posed entertainment viii submit its
report at the Tuesday evening regular
meeting and the lodge viii act on this
recommendation
Just as soon as the final arrange
ments are made by the lodge for the
entertainment an advertising cam
paign viii be conducted The carnival
of fun viii no doubt prove one Of the
most interesting entertainments ever
staged in FL Paso. The event viii last
two OF more days and a large number
Of out Of town visitors are expected
TO be attracted TO the city by the pro-
gram
The money derived from the enter
tainment viii be given TO the building
fund OF the Elks This money Will be
used TO build a magnificent new home
on the site OF the present lodge The
new home viii in all probabilities be
built sometime during the coming year.