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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29
Start On Box
Factory Next Week

Nothing has been heard for
some time about the new box
factory that was to have been
built on the Petersen site and
some have begun to think that
the project had fallen through
but this is not the case. We are
pleased To be able to state that
the factory is an assured thing
and will be. erected this fall and
work will be started right away.
1t is authoritively stated that
work on the foundation for the
factory building will be COM
menced next week and the build
ing will be pushed through to
completion at once. We under
stand that the trouble about Sc
curing water for fire protection
and domestic use has been az
justed and that although t~.s
council has taken no formal az
ton on the matter the individual
members have agreed that the city
will put in a main running to the
factory and put in a hydrant for
fire protection and in addition will
furnish water for domestic use on
the same conditions that it is fur
nished in the city.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29
LittIefieId Taken
To COeuF d'AIene

The deputy United States mar
shall from Moscow arrived in the
city Wednesday after R. H. Little
field, who had been indicted in the
Federal court at Butte, Montana,
for violation of the Mann White
Slavery act. Littlefield was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Toohey
last Thursday on information
furnished by the post Office de-
.partment and was being held here
to await the arrival of the mar
shall. He was taken to Coeur d.
Alene.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29
Arrested For
Contempt Of Court

Deputy Sheriff William Too
hey arrested Z man by the name
OF J. H. McClelland Thursday on
a telegram received from the au-
thirities at Wallace. From in
formation received from Wallace
it appears that McClelland has
been divorced from his wife and
has failed to pay her the alimony
provided for in the decree of di-
vorce and the judge issued a
bench warrant for his arrest.
McClelland is a blacksmith and
was at work at Branson's camp
near Santa when arrested. He
will be taken to Wallace tomor.
row.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29
Good Audiences
Greet Evangelist

The return of Evangelist J. w.
Terry to st. Maries is proving
more than satisfactory to thnse
who were instrumental in bring
ing him here for these meetings.
Good audiences have greeted the
speaker each evening. The sing
ing is very popular and his ser
mons are a strong, manly putting
of the truths Of the Gospel as
applied TO the needs Of today. The
meetings will continue next week.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29

the above entitled cause, Ed
Crane, and makes and files the
following assignment of errors
in which said Ed Crane claims the
said supreme court of the state
of Idaho erred to MS grievous in
jury and wrong and to the pref
udice and against the rights Of
said Ed Crane in the following
particulars, to-wit:
"First-That the supreme
court of Idaho erred in holding
that sections 2, IS and p, chap
ter fl, session laws of 1915 Of
the state of Idaho, and approved
by the governor Feb. i8, 1915,
was not repugnant or contrary to
section 1 of the fifteenth amend
ment of the constitution of the
United States.
Second said court in
holding that said law of the state
J of Idaho did not abridge the priv
lileege and immunities of citizens
of the United States and especial
lily that of Ed Crane.
"Third-That said court er-
lred in holding that the aforesaid
law of the. state of Idaho did noI
deprive said f Crane Of property
without due process of law.
"Fourlh-That the said cour
lerred in holding that said law die
mot deny to any person &hin Tn,
jurisdiction of the st q Idaho
the equal projections Of the law
and especially that OF the said f,
Crane.
Wherefore, for this and othe
manifest errors appearing in tn
record that said Ed Crane, petit
toner in the supreme court o
Idaho, and plaintiff in error il
the supreme court of the Unite
States, prays that the judgment o
said supreme court of Idaho b
= reversed and set aside and hel
for naught and that judgment b
rendered for said Ed Crane, th
plaintiff in error granting him hi
p rights under the constitution q
t the United States and said plain
tiff in error also prays judgmer
1 for his COSTS"
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29

The Two Miracle company is
getting along better with the
street improvements than they
had even hoped to and if the
present good weather continues
the work will be completed two
weeks earlier than they had ex-
pected. Mr.. Trip, who has
charge of the work, stated yes
terday that at the same rate of
progress another week would see
the concrete curbing and drains
completed and that ten days after
that would finish up the grading.
Instead of gravel, crushed rock
is being used for the concrete
work and the company has its
own crusher at work. The rock
is being taken from the ledge
across the st. Maries river and
has to be blasted out. Up to
this time the men have been at
work on the lower edge Of the
cliff and have taken out so much
that the cliff ovrhung ned there
was thought to be danger of a
rock slide. Yesterday they COM
menced work about half way up
the cliff and about 100 feet above
the road. The cliff at this place
is very steep and it is a very diff
ficult place to work and two men
with rope are employed in drill
ing. One man fastens the rope
around his body while the other
holds the rope and steadies his
companion on the face of the rock
passing out or pulling in the rope
as necessity requires.
The first shot at the top yes
terday morning sent down sever
al tons of rock and buried the
road and smashed the track
on which the car Which is used
in hauling the stone to the
crusher runs. The men at work
exercise great care to be out of
danger when the blast is fired
and there has been no accident
of any kind this year.
Conner & Broderick of Occur
B. d'Alene, who sublet the job OF
grading in District number four
from the Two Miracle company
are getting along nicely with the
work. They have ten teams at
work now and expect to have the
job completed in two weeks.
The street improvement which
is being done this year is great
ly improving the appearance ot
that part of the city in which i
is being done. The beneficial
appearance is more noticeable il
the residence district this yeal
than in the business distric
where the work was done las
year for the reason that many o.
the property owners are utilizing
the surplus dirt to fill up anC
level their lots, although a mum.
her of the property owners wher
there are either deep cuts or biz
fills are objecting strenuously t.
the grade.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29

Mrs. Chas. Schattner of Coeur
d'Alene will not be in the city this
week to meet her music class as
she was called to Boise by the
illness of her mothr, Mrs. Lillian
Nesbit, formerly matron of the
IBlackfoot asylum.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29

Mrs. Randall, Mrs. f. j. Wood
in, f.. M. Davis and w. f. Sar-
gent were visitors at the student
assembly Wednesday.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29
Brief Local
News Items

The appellants brief on appeal
t. the supreme court in the case
of Buck VS. the st. Maries School
Board, is out and has been served
on the attorney for the school
board, William ID. Keeton. Tay-
lor & Hull are attorneys for the
appellant.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29

Ed. Crane of Spokane was a
business visitor in the city yes
terday. He is connected with
the claim department of the
Washington Water Power COM
pany.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29
Pupils To Open
Savings Accounts
SYSTEM SUCCESSFUL in OTHER CITIES
Expected That Pupils Will Have Saved Several
Hundred Dollars by Enc Of Year

ELS; Backiield, Gregory, Mulron-
ey, Collar and Warren.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29

County Auditor Shpperd issued
a marriage license Thursday to
Frank I. Danforth and Mary A..
Bunnage, both of Plummer and
they were married by Justice Of
the Peace William d. Keeton.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29

Mrs. Frank King and daughter
Gladys, Mrs. Matz, Mrs. Flora As
bury and Miss Sadie Elgee of
Occur d'Alene were entertained
Thursday at a luncheon by Mrs.
James Krenk.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29

R. J. Hanlan, Nmber man of
Occur d'Alene, was business
visitor in this city Wednesday.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-10-29

Mrs r. C. Egleston, who has
been spending a few days in the
city, the guest Of Mrs. Gregory,
returned yesterday to her home
in COeur d'Alene.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
Uncle Wiggily and the Hunter Man"
By HOWARD B. GARIS.

uD ANG. Bang" sounded a loud
noise outside the hollow stump
- bungalow. where lived Uncle
Wiggily Longears. the nice rabbit gen
tleman- "Bangity-bang! Bang
My, WEat's thatg' asked Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy. the muskrat lady
housekeepe-- "Is that thunder. Wiggy?
Thunder, when winter is so near
NO. it isn't thunder. Nurse Jane"
answered the rabbit gentleman =
only wish IL were, though ] don't want
the lightning 10 strike too near my
bungalow That noise you hear, Nurse
Jane is made by the guns of hunter
men who are out in the woods to shoot
rabbits. squirrels and muskrat ladies'"
"Oh. don't tell me that!" begged
Nurse Jane. putting her paws over her
ears. and tying her tail in a hard knot
SO il wouldn't tickle the table legs
i have 10 tell you that because it's
true said Uncle Wiggily- This is the
hunting season and we must be very
careful when we 20 out Run as fast
as YOU can. and keep down behind the
bushes And don't go out unless you
have too"
That I WON'T answered Nurse Jane.
"Oh. there it goes agaiai"
Bang. Bang!T sounded outside the
hollow stump bungalow Nurse Jane
and Uncle WigSly shivered, though
there was a warm fire burning on the
hearth. But they shivered with fear.
and not with cold.
So for the next few days Nurse Jane
or the bunny uncle. did not 90 out eX-
cept at night. and then they hurried
back into the hollow stump bungalow
again And all this while. during the
day. the noise OF the hunters guns We're
heard.
have something from the Woodland
animal store-I think it was sugar or
condensed milk-and as the stores were
not bpeu NIGHTS Uncle Wiggily said Ee
would 90 by daylight.
"Oh. but you will De careful not to
get shot by a hunter man. won't YOU
said Nurse Jane.
7 will said Uncle Wiggily. solemn
like
And here is a squirting water pistol
that Billie Bushytaii, the squirrel boy
Ierr the last time he was over" went
on Nurse Jane Ell IL with water and
take IT -iJh you"
What fore- asked Uncle WiGgIly.
SO II a hunter man tries to shoot
ycu, you can shoot MIN with the water
pistol and make him sneeze-
- good idea. exclaimed Uncle
yVIeEiI-- III do it." SO. loading the
water pistol with nice clean water, OF
started the rabbit gentleman to the
store for Nurse Jane.
Uncle WiCsi.y was very particular
he would get behind q bush, and looh
carefully over the top 10 watch Tor
hunter man II he did not see any. the .
bunny uncle would hop. skip and jump. ,
on his red white and blue striped par T
Der pole rheumatism c-uJch 10 the neNt 4
bush. and SO on
Wen Uncle WiggiIy had almost
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

reached the gar-and-cOudenSed milk
store. when. all at once. as he peeked
up over a bush, he saw 4 hunter man
lying on the ground right on the path
"Oh, dear" thought Uncle WiEgiIy.
4 can't get past without him seeing
me, and its a lOng way TO go around
the other path / wonder what ! can
dOZ"
Once more he looked al the hunter
man, and the bunny uncle saw that he
was very still and quiet
"Oh, maybe he's asleep" thought
Uncle Wiggily. IF only he is ! could
hop quietly past him, and he wouldn't
wake up to shoot me. I'll go little
closer and look"
Softly Uncle Wiggily hoped close
up, and he saw that the hunter man
was fast, fast asleep. with his gun by
his side.
"Goodr thought the rabbit gentle-
man Now I am safe But ON II 1
could only fix his gun in some way. 50
he couldn't shoot at any Of my animal
friends in these woods wouldn't that
be great, 1 wonder If I couii2'
The gun was too big for u. le Wig
gily to carry of with him, and he did
not know how to take out the power
and bullets.
Dear me- thought the bunny un-
Gle such a good chance as / have
TO Unshoot this hunters gun when ne
asleep. but / don't know how 10 40
IT. I've heard that water spoils pow
der. but where is the powder
While Uncle Wiggily was thin king
about what to do, ne heard a Iltle
rustling noise behind him Turning
he saw Jack Frost who was King
winters uimb1e messenger boy
What is il. Uncle WiSgily- asked
Jack Frost in q whisper, so as not 10
awaken the hunter man
I'm trying TO think Of way 20
make his gun so il won't shoot SAID
the rabbit gentleman. i nave mere
Billie Bushy5aiTs water pistol, but"
The very ths1E." said Jack Frost.
softly Just squirt the water from
the pistol down the hunters gun bar
rel and I viii DO the rest
water pistol. and then Jack Frost,
blowing his cold breath on the water
in the hunters gun. 1roze IL solidly
vow. I'd like to see him shoot"
said Jack. laughing
Just then the hunter awoNe- he
saw Uncle WiEgily near MIN, ana.
snatching up his gun. he fired at the
the gun burst and didn't hurt Uncle
Wiggily at all. but the ice flew up
The hunter mans rose. and OH how
surprised he was. The Iickly ice
made him snceZe. and II he has not
stopped he is sneezing Yet But JACK
Frost and Uncle WIggily ran safely
away and the rabbit gentleman went
on TO the store, in no more Danger
from that hunter. anyhow
Wasn't that q clever thing TO do2
think so- and if the parrot doesn't 90
fishing with the clothes line and catch
cold in his ears. III tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily and the baked potatoes
.Copyright. 1915. b. Mcclure News
paper syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

to the floor. ! don't think he said n
word. He seemed paralyzed with
fright"
Five Shots Hit
DR.. I J. Bush attended Vance at the
emergency hospital One shot entered
the left chest slightly TO the right OF
the heart, a second entered the mans
right side, a third lodged in the left
hip. Two bullets entered the groin anu
being extracted, were turned over to
Judge ]. NJ Beaver. who was sum
moned to the scene Of shooting and
took the names of all witnesses.
The shooting occurred at a time when
the restaurant was filled with people
Many people standing on the sidewalk
waiting for street cars crowded about
TO learn the cause Of the shooting.
Nackey was transferred during the
night to the county jail He refused to
discuss the shooting with the report
ers Thursday morning. sending Out
word that he had nothing to say until
he had talked over his case with
counsel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
The Daily NoUe,et

- 4 NswER the following o1es-
u TONS" said the civil service
L n examiner. sharply. First, who
was she inventor OF the first nv swat
ter and when o..
"Artemus Giggensby. April - 100
REPLIED the applicant retadily-
Correct second. If It takes 80
cherries TO make a . by cherry. PIE
and the cherry stoning machine missed
on an average OF twice every 10 min
utes. how many stones would the pie
contain"
Eleven and a fragment"
Right Third, what city in Europe
contains the greatest number Of one
eyed pithle dogs2'
True. Fourth. is wistaria rash
durable disease2
ON temperate climates"
Exactly. Fifth and last. what river
overflows is banks every . minutes-
THE Eudumpus-
"A perfect average cried the eN-
aminer Young man, I find you EN-
inently suited for the position Tor
which you apply
And Selig Toober walked out Of the
CITY hall with a full-fIedged promise
that some day he would be appointed
letter carrier in Squee Gee Falls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
ORDINANCE.


AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION Is
" ~ ORDINANCE REGULATING
TRAFFIC. WITHIN. TIE CITY LIMITS
-, BE u ORD sIN;EsD -I5Y- THE CITY coUN-
section J. that section 4birtesial- 81 an
Ordnance passed and approved December 81.
its ~ the CITY o. Fl Pasa Texas. BE- aSd
tse seeae IS hereby amended so that heA-
any vehicles stsndiaE or hitchsd Tor a Ions
loving Dlac,s- on North oregon street from
burg & san Antonio RaiIvrar co-n1any's riEhr
oi way 20 the squtherly line o. san Antonio
souEhcrlv line u san Antonio street 70 the
Mesa avenue and North OREGON street. %
riIvie- ~ ~. -6,rbTI1- H., q ~ Sn Antoniio ,
the vest line q North Ore-on street 10 tie
vest line OF e Paso street; on Nils street
street 20 The westerly line OF North Oreeou
west-rlv line % Orrgon street to the wes5-
81 * me o. south ~ taso street: on south
S1n Francisco street and aiiiis street to m,
street from ne 49,. - ~ f On 49,
% the easterlv line ~ North stanton strees-
line - south 81 Pas6 street 10 the s1sssriv
ton Harrisourr & san Antonio railway right
street, on Ransas strsst from tbe north
line o. Eil street 10 tte north line 81
NNrue aEen- rrovtd"d- however that this
e-li- On shall not op-ly between the hours
OK O'Clock 2 r1. and oc eek a. m
- section : ilhe fact that there is no suf-
lltl=nL prlllence reeula-lnE the parking o.
.tligi-s Wlfnln the CITY limits Of II Paso
- 49, - l-lii- e l-e same Is oelnr
tie uuou the streets OF said citv. therefore
q sdse OF -r-1- public eulerCa-cw exists
Nlich rc1uires the suspension o. the char
t-r rule that no ur0iu- nee shall De- finally
aaHuteG until BE- has been read in oncn meet
.NE o. the CITY Council az two r~eetiuEs
Of the aldermen present and With couss7f-rr
the A1rur lE now hereby suspended Emil
this ordinance shall take effect after its
piiss-i-e- approval. adoption and publication
Passed and approved this 18Th lay ~
NogrIulrr 1918
Tom Lea Mayor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
aea noes ARE PRISONERS.

The report Of r. 7. ZabrislSie- sani-
tarv commissioner. to be made to the
city council Friday morning VIII snow
that since the resumption Of dog catch
fns- on November 10. as n result OF the
mad dog scare. 262 animals have been
raughr Of which TO have been exc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

Observation taken
at S A. n. 18th me
ridian time C a. n
FL Paso time.) Nov.
.. 1915.
Forecasts
e. Paso and vicin-
ity-Fair tonight and
Friday colder to-
night with freezing.
New 8fexico-To-
night. fair: colder in
extreme east portion
Friday. fair
Arizona - Toni Eht,
Fair. Friday. fair.
with rising tcmpera-
.ure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
THE MARKETS
LIVESTOCK.
1T. Worth Livestock, Close

ny LNIN|T F-UEEIT
HoEs-ReC eipts 1S00. closed 10 cents high
or. top $3.50 bulk S6-20 q SIS; quality good
Cattle-Receipts 1000. including 400 calves.
Very 8 on. no beef steers sold. cows slow
dull Ssz5 q Is: heifers steady. S4-5Oa6 SIS:
hui's steady $1,000 $50; calves S4-00G $50 i.
stocker steers and cows 10 20 Is cents lower:
steers s.. sOG6-50. COWS s4.5OG6-25. heifers
SLOW. s450N 5-25s calves steady s5-50 q 7-35-
Sheep-Receipts 400. steady. lambs at IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
nlEvIrAN PRICES
WEATHER BULLETIN.

r.. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
Cotton Market.

Liverpool Iott0n- LIOSe-
Liverpool. Eng-- Nov. Cotton spot;
good business done Prices higher Good
middlinE T.54d- middling T..ods low mid
ding - sales 10000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
AMERICAN STOCKS In LONDON
AND EQUIVALENT IN NEW YORK

London. Eng. Nov. THE following a-s
the closing prices for American stocks m=1-
toned and the equivalent price in New
York
stchfson London 11f. New York 1o7-s-
Reading. London. -: New York. S.
Southern Pacific. London. 1osN7 New
York 103
Union Pacific. London, 1859. New York
UIited States Steel. London seq: New
York So
Bar silver. Esd. pe- ounce
Money 4T4-.-
Discount rates, Short and three months
bills 55i-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
Notice To Classified Advertisers

run Indefinitely q ~ must be IN writ
ing No L Z advertisements accepted
over the telephone Oruers TO discon-
tlnue z ads must also be In writing
and cannot be accepted over the teis-
phone A stop order receipt will be given
when q I ad Is ordered discontinued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
Wanted maIe

Wanted Heip-TIaie
Fall 4 Mitchell. Employment Agency.
=G3 san Francisco St
WANTED-Alachlnist who has had expert
ence in wreckinE work Must be Al me-
chanic- Apply j.. W Harm. Herald Press
room
WANTED-10O men 20 sleep at Hotel Every
bOdy's a good clean bed with comfort
and blanket. 15c "a night shower baths free.
Hotel Everybody-s. -l5 South Santa Fe St
WANTED-Experiencsd clothing 4nan TO
take charge Of clothing dept Must speak
Spanish fluently. Address BOrenstein Bros.
Silver city, y n
VfANTED-Experieuced undertaken and fur
riture man. one no speaks Spanish pre-
rred- To go to Arizona, SI25 to start. Ad-
Iress BOX 1o2 city
WANTED-Men YOUNG and old from out Of
city 20 learn the barber trade and accept po-
sitions in small town Im7g ssible TO get
city BARRIERS Tor these positions although the
ages are good Write for particulars today.
2l-.er Barber College. Fl Worth. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
Answers TO Herald Ads.

The following list, Of uncallsd for
answers 70 Herald Want Adeyrtise-
ments are new being held for delivery
at The Herald business office:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

a NJ APlCA FHuUHi
lBylEE EesE ID EhgJTf M
rrtiAsA =u.Ft DraszP Pc%
eFRIpFEo SoelE B0R |
n ARGRY NloLnE AZ Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

ROBINSON APARTMENTS.
One very desirable TWO room
apt With bath. kitchen and
sleeping porch Immediate pos
session Phone 1ts5.
EislS-Ramsey Realty Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
Lost and Found.

Lost and Found.
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FOUND-Buu dog short tail. studded collar.
IOsT-A short haired gray dog. Phone s20e.
-0U2 Montana
IOST-Buurh OF keys in Manhattan Heights
uy return place jitue Phone 1883 ] Reward.
IOST-Ron containing 1880 and diamond
ring $500 reward u returned TO 1878 La
Luz Phone 2Sjf-
$ REWARD FOR return OF Indian Chief bicy-
Gle No. I.---0. red frame. Clarence Bloom.
1928 Masofdn Phone sss-
IAST-Bet7reen 514 ". Missouri. and 207
Mills street. one brooch set with pearls and
diamond Reward If returned TO Herald
IOST-A gold enamel pin brooch woman
with butterfly wings. set with four diamonds
liberal reward return 20 E0S1 Bliss Phone
gao.
SUITABLE reward cor information leading
to recovery Of . 3aXs Goodyear casing with
tubes and rims stolen from my car IN t-a,-
Fl Paso Tue1day night j. II HuTNthai l-'
Csbeda-
LOST LAST c,ECHT-A 50 b. a. Racine
smooth tread tire ween Sierra Blanca
and p Pas0- Tire was on rim ana pumped
up Finder bring II Paso Overland Auto co.
office Reward.
PeT.oBeL
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sPIEELLA COEsEr. s-rs Hulett. Ph. s57=.
SPECIAL Notices.
ALIEN BEKG'S preparations az Ryans-
GRAVES delivers that country buttermilE-
Phone 5sS3 J.
HOJ SIS TRANFER-Phone 1850 Prompt
and reliable service
AATTTESSES renovated and made 20 order.
p = Daniel Furu- g. Matt. Fcty-
PIONEERING BULBS 50 cts. doz- All varie-
ties and col0-s. ase--.ed- Evergreen Gene
terry GO. Phone 800
THE MYRTLE TRADING PLACE.
--nds the man that wants 20 sell and the
nan that wants o. buy. the man that wants
20 borrow and the man that wants 20 lend
pensive-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
For Rert-Apartments Unfurpished.

For Rert-Apartments Unfuruished.
-~~~-~------------~~-~----
FOUR room apartment. sleeping porch. COS
Prospect Ave Phone 1856.
ONE unfuruisled and one furnished steam
heated apartment, modern. close in. Phone
5246.
NEIE BINKLEY APARTMENTS.
Cor Epson and Fisher. ideal location. con-
venient TO business center Large airy rooms
beautiful finishings. large tile kitchen and
bath. private p0rches absolutely sound PROOF
1loOr and walls Let US show you,
James l.. Mari 4 Co..
Successor to Austin a Mar Co.
sos san Antonio ST Phone $3.50.