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The Washington times., 1916-03-15

much. She will impart to you any information you
want She will tell you many things about "Wear-ever"
aluminium that you do not know She will tell you how
to it to get the best results and how to clean it easily
and we'll.
"Wear-ever' Aluminium is durable and lasting; it
is easy to cook WITH is remarkably durabe it doesn't
rst it will last for indefinite me-longer than any
other cooking ware. Aluminium Ware does not burn
foods nearly so easily other utensils and when food
is burnt in it the utensi is not ruined or even harmed in
the slightest degree. r.; .'
You should, by all means get one of these pans at
this special sale. We have all the other articles too
Sauce Pans Tea Kettles, Bread Pans, Cake Pans, Pie
Pans, Baking Pans Preserving Kettles Roasting Pans
Dippers, Spoons Rice Boilers Double Boilers in fact
every kind of kitchen article for cooking.
1t is not the cheapest in matter of cost but it will
be fine cheapest in the end-becauSe of great length of
service affords
, -noor"F Street
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Saw Wood, Play Violin,
With Artificial Hands

PARIS. March 1s.-Two new types Of
artificial arms with hands are shown
nc the Academy OF Science.
One u for heavy work. with An9ers
like claws OF . lobster. The other has
articulated fingers. enabling the hand
natural fingers. 1904.
Successful experiments were made in
the presence OF members OF the acad-
envy by two men, each Of whom had
lost an arm. One OF them sawed
through q beam of wood without dr.
ficulty, and the other played n violin.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Gostdfne roeital.

Miss Elizabeth Reside CMrs. Victor
'whitside) will give q costume recital
at the Congressional Club Friday at 1
o'clock
At the tea. which will follow. Mrs.
Calvin d. Paige and Mrs. c.. r. Revis
will preside at the table and those as
sisting In the dining, room will be Mrs..
Adolph Meyer. Mrs. Francis a. New
lands. Mrs. J. NJ. Nelson, Mrs. Samuel
J. Nichols, Mrs. John I. Nolan, Mrs.
Mrs. p. Davis Oakley, Mrs. George T.
oliver. Mrs. James 8. Parker, Mrs
James II. Patten. Mrs. A., j. Peters
Mrs. Henry T. Rainey, Mrs. c. w.
Ramseyer. Mrs. G. II. Randall, Mrs.
Randolph r. Rapley, Mrs. r.. p. San
FORD. Mrs. James Brown Scott, Mrs.
Thomas J. Scully. Mrs. Henry w. 6ey-
mour. Mrs. w. J. Sears. and Mrs. A. g.
Shallenberger.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Birthday Party
At Walker Home

Major and Mrs. T.. v. Walker. Of
Seventeenth street.. were hosts at a re-
ception last evening, the occasion being
the celebration of Major walkers
birthday anniversary.
There was musical and literary pro-
gram and a feature Of the. evening. was
the original. poem. dedicated. to Major
Walker. composed and read by Mrs.
Merriott walker, of Boston. son of the
host and hostess. who came to town for
the event. will remain over the next
week end.
Mrs, George Won L. Meyer entertained
at u moonlight picnic supper last even
ing in Aiken, s. c., in compliment To
Miss Julia Meyers guest. Miss Edith
Deacon.
Addresses Junior Danes.
Capt Guy Gaunt. naval attache at the
British embassy, is in New York. where
he made an address last evening before
the Junior Colonial Danes OF America.
Henry Lippitt has Joined his father
Senator Henry F. Lippitt, In Palm
Beach. -
Senator and Mrs. Wadsworth enter
tanned at dinner last evening In COM
pliinent to Mrs. Wadsworth's sister
Mrs. Payne Whitrey. Of New York.
Mrs, whitney left. Washington this
morning for Palm Beach. ''t' -
The Misses Burleson will entertain al
dinner Friday evening before the Fri
day evening Dance
Miss Callie Hoke smith will also have
guests at dinner before the dance.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Three Special Values in
Glass and China

Fancy Colonial Flower Baskets special 81 90 each.
inch size and inches high cut in light floral design flow
er and foliage effects M. ~
Glass Cheese and Cracker Dishes 81 rs complete These
consist of footed compo for cheese and tonch plate grooved
IN center to hold comport Bordered with very artistic light
cut floral and foliage pattern -
Fancy Imported China, dc each. Sugar and Cream Sets
MayonnaiSe Bowls Olive and Bonbon Dishes in various shapes
arScay decorated in numerous floral patterns The guam
tty limited and the usual prices would be onetd to one
half more;
Firth floor q
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Chinese Rebels Planning
= For Attack on Luchow

Serious revolutionary lighting In Yum
nan province, China, rebel plans for an
Chang are reported in a NAVY Dana n :
ment message today
The dispatch confirms also the report-
60 recapture OF Full Flu by government
The Washington times., 1916-03-15

Owing TO the death OF Senator Ben.
jnmin F. sbiyely OF Indiana. the Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall have re.
called the Invitations for the dinner
they were TO have given at the Willard
this evening for the Russian Ambassa'
dor and Madame Bakhmeteff. and fol
the dinner party they were to have en-
tertained there tomorrow evening for the
British Ambassador and Lady Spring
Rice.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Man Hurt. by Fall.

} James Lynch. coiored.' of Cedar
Heights. Nd. fell from. the Lincoln
Memorial building. In, Potomac Park.
Hospital with a broken shoulder. 49,
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Williams-TayIor.

"hss oIhCe fSuHh ihylor, 0augnler OF
Mr.. and Airs. Elisha p. Taylor and
Edward Pcarce Williams. Of North
Carolina. will be married at $50 O'Clock
this evening at the Church OF the Cove
Eant. which will be deliberately deco
rated winth palms ferns. and a variety
OF spring flowers OF all colors.
DR.. 8. II. Green, OF the Calvary Bap-
list Church. will perform the ceremony.
Wood. of the Church Of the Covenant.
The bride will be given In marriage by
her father. and viii be gowned In ivory
white satin trimmed with tulle. pearls
and real orange blossoms sent from
Florida. The gown has long court
train and Will be caught to the hair
with the. orange blossoms. She will
carry q shower bouquet OF jonquils.
the maid OF honor. and viii wear
gown OF nile green taffeta made with
fiounnces of silver lace apd trimmings of
tuile. Her bouquet will be OF Queen
Beatrice roses.
Miss Margaret Edmonston. one little
flower girl, will wear q dainty white lace
frcck over pink silk with ribbons OF
mink. while Miss Dorothy Buffum. the
frock over blue with blue ribbons. They
VIII both carry baskets nlled with Q
! variety Of spring flowers.
\ John jayne will act as best man
while the ushers will include z. Il
Sweet. Ben s. Favorite. Walter Tay-
| Both Miss Taylor and Mr.. Williams
are members OF the evening choir 81
| the Church OF the CovenR Mt, oaad \ IN
honor OF the occasion the wedding
music will be by the choir Under thu
direction Of Prof. Sidney Lloyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
TUESDAYS PROGRAM AT
SCOTTISH RITE REUNION

The following program viii be given
Tuesday at the I'D semi annual re-
union of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite Of Free Masonry. which
is being held at the hall. at 40 East
san Antonio street.
$50 a. m.-Eishth deEree-Tntend-
ent Of the building; F. P Lerner, c A.
Perkins. H. T. Jordan, J. H. Alberts, .
L Fincham, r. r Hadfield. F. v
Haven, a. l. Hudson
$50 a. NINTH deEree-Elect Of
the nine: W z. Alberthal E ". Whit
aker. A Levy. F. t. strong. C \ Per-
kins. T. \ Judkins. j. D. Love. L 4
Wells
1855 n m.-Tenth desree-Elect of
the fifteen J. n Love. f N Whitaker,
A Levey- r. d Strong O. a Perkins
2 A. Judkins, " Z. AlberthaL
Lunch
ZOO o. nl.-1Ith degree-Elect OF the
twelve c. c. g. Rokahr. g. II MenEel,
Y H Alberts. Il f. Jordan. T. 5 Whis-
enhunt, A. 6. RintIeman-
1-f5 o. m--1-th deSree-C7raud
master architect = A. Thompson D.
p Miller r. E stuart. F. W Bauer,
r H Pruett. D. Crockett.
ESQ p. m.-13th deEree-Royal arch
Of solomon W A. Johnston. J. ".
Carter, T. A Thurston. C. G Stapleton-
W B Nithcell. dinner
500 o NTH deEree-liraud elect,
perfect and sublime Mason + s.
Stuart. W A. Doolittle. J. A. Gillett.
@ p Putnam. A. J. Carpenter. p NJ
RlEdon. O J. Allen t. A kannapeL
Shrine Parade.
The reun on viii close with a shrine
ceremonial Saturday evening. preced-
ed by parade Saturday afternoon
One of the features of the parade viii
be a massed army band. led by Bob
Page disguised as a drum major The
principal feature of the shrine parade
will take place i'm from Of the post
office The shrine committee chair
men are
Wyatt Evans. general chairman
Supper-SOl T. Berg
EarS-tieo. Maslin-
Entertainment-Cap A T. Prescott,
chairman.
Candidates. T. Prudential
Music-M H MacCallum-
Parade. T.. Stiles
Publicity-BOb Page
Reception p. Coles
Electricsl-Chas- AIcNemar.
Induction and stunts-Forest E
Baker
FL Mazda Times-Herald. issued in
honor of the ceremonial session. SAYS
there viii be a 'soiled products ex-
position" following the ceremonial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
CROP SHORTAGE
SENDS WHEAT UP
Eager Buying Lifts Corn;
Oats Rise With Others;
Provisions Higher.

Chicago. III. Oct. 2S.-Estimates that the
81 orld's 1916 crop was - percent short Of
last years total led to a decided new ad-
vance today in the price OF wheat Open
higher. with December at SI72H to s1-T4.
and Nav Al SL7S TO Sl-T4. were followed
by a substantial setback. but then fresh
advance.
Subsequently. a big rise I'm quotations at
buenos aires brought about further gains
Profit taking sales here led TO some reac-
ton. Tho close was unsettled 1stc to 49,
net higher with December at SL44%- and
May AT S1-74ss TO s1-7f7x-
Eager buying lifted corn. After opening
izc TO -ec higher. the market gEed a lit
tle and then took another upturn-
Corn closed nervous al l9sc TO csc net
advance
Oats rode with other cereals
Provisions averaged Influenced 10y Euro
nean demand Tor I.rn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
BOY DIES FOLLOWING
COLLISION WITH AUTO

Knocked down by an automobile
driven by g. Shapiro. while riding his
bicy Gle near Montana and Walnut
streets. Ralph Bernard. a Young boy
residing a. 1908 Texas street sustained
injuries that resulted in his death sun
day afternoon at ( o'clock The in
jured youth was removed TO the Roll
ston hospital only a short distance
from where the accident occurred. Sha-
piro Is being held in the city Jail. hav-
ing been arrested b. patrolmau R
Castleberry. following the accident
According TO the statement of wit
nesses- Shapiro was driving east on
Montana street and Bernard was going
west II is alleged that shapiro was
driving on the wrong side Of the street
The touring car driven by Shapiro is
being held al the police station. Ber-
nard was employed by a local messen-
ger service
The bicycle was demolished. the front
wheels of the automobile passing
over 1t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
Nv LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS


fBy Associated Press
New York, Oct 25--Mercantilc paper
81 percent
Sterling 90 day bills, SAL = commercial
60 day bills, Sf-I03t demand si-a27s- canes
S4-767s-
Bar silver. 675s e.
Mexican dollars. 52ls
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. firm
Time loans steady so days. $ g - Per
cent 30 days and six months 4 . 81
call money. steady High "a per cent
low. -; ruling rate. "a last loan, =
closing bid - offered at -
Copper firm Eiectroiytic first quarter
s27-5OG3S.
Iron. firm. No ] northern. 81 -
Tin. firm spot, Sz1a $50
Lead 81 Q7-l0-
- g1O1sc
LONDON METALS MARKET
London. England Oct c5--Thc tollow5ns
were the closing quotations Of the London
metals market today
Lead. $50 los.
spot copper l1st: futures. EleSs electro
lytic. E14S 10.
Tin. spot $3.50 futures tLs1 Jos
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican currency. loUitc-
Nacionales. lie
Mexican pesos. Site
Mexican gold. 49c-
Fl Paso Smelter Quotations.
Corrected daily
Bar silver Handy q Harmon quotations.
london lead. fso los.
Copper. bar. S2I-e5-
Pig lead 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
Livestock.

Chicago Livestock Close
Chicago. ILL., oct. HoEs-R eceipts.
sveragc; bulk 1895 1880; light. sass n
1880 heavy $50 n 10. sO- rough $1,000
ass pigs. S7--5 e.fn-
Caltle-Receipts, $1,000 Market firm Ma
rite beef cattle. $3.50 o 11-s0: westerns.
se-s r $50; stockers, Si-15 q as; cows. 81. 80
Sheep-BcceIpts 80 coo Market steady.
Wcthcrz. SHOWCASES lambs $3.50 1859.
Kansas city Livestock. Close.
Kansas city. No oct -5-HoES-Re-
celurS- 1l0Nn- Market steady Bulk. $4,000
1oo5- heavy. $3.50 1910. packers S9S0G
Io-15. pigs $3.50 r $50
Receipts $4,000 Market steady
Prime fed steers, $3.50 Gl1-ee- western
steers $1,000 s--5. cows. si5oa rs. heifers.
s.. b. 49, stockers $4,000 500: calves
SIS 90 n I0. So
sheep Receipts. 5000 Market steady.
Lambs. $1,000 ~ 1850. yearlinEs. $50 q S.50-
ue-hers 81 90 ~ s. 00- ewes s. q r -
Denver Livestock Close
Denver Colo. oct --Lattle-kecei pts
500 Market strong TO Toe higher Beef
Steers Sf-5 n 80. COWS. S--2s "a f-65- feed
.r~ Ss--5 no 7-1H- calves. $3.50 2 soc.
Hogs-Eeceipts- zoo Market steady. Top
S1"-oo- bulk ss-S5 n e-e5-
Sheep-f;eeeitps. 5000 Market strong
Lambs $3.50 p 1900 ewes Sf-4of $40
TT Worth Livestock. Close
tBy ZeiEer Hcrel-1
HoE--I;acei pts $500 Market steady Top
Slo-o1: huik- ss.1- q 1000
Cattle-Eeceipt-. 5000 including 500
calves Beef steers. TOP. $3.50 bulk ss.sOa
f-75- COWS. top. So 50 huIk- sass 10
'-7 % 300. ~tocker-. Steers sS-o0d 6.75-
COWS. $3.50 80 heifers $500 "a ESQ; calves.
$500 n zoo.
sheep- Receipts. 1900 Market steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
HEAD OF MEXICAN MINING
COMPANY DIES IN FL PASO

Santiago Rodriguez. president of the
CisarrO Silver Mining company. Of
AlmOiya. Chin, died early Monday
morning in a local hospital after a lin
gerinS illness. The body viii be shipped
to the former home of the decedent in
Saltillo Mex. by the Mclean. Simmons
and Hartford Undertaking company. as
soon as the necessary ARRANGEMENTS
can be made with the Mexican govern
meut
The CigarrO Mining company. Of
which Rodriguez was president. is one
OF the most famous in Mexico Rodri-
Guez il is said refused a price Of s1s-
100000 for the mine several years ago.
preferrins TO have it worked himself
Alfredo Rodriguez. brother of the
dccedent. died last July in Prescott.
Ariz Rodriguez was - years Of age.
and IS survived by his widow and one
child, Raquel, residing in FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
NATHAN YAFFE DIS

Nathan 4affe. Of rs West Missouri
street died Saturday morning at 1.30.
The funeral viii be held at the Con-
greEation B-Nail Zion cemetery. at !
o'clock this afternoon. Mr.. Yaffe was
a resident IF E5l Paso for the last seven
years. and had been engaged in the
wholesale mercantile business He is
survived by his wife and two daughters,
and by his parents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close.
Whear- Dec Sl-Tfa-. May Sl-tf"s-
toru-fec-. ~ asc. May. se--c-
tafs-Dec- q 5gc. May. 5f5sc-
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-Dec-. S5f-55. jan $1,000
I.ard-Dec-- SIS. "a. IAN. S1f.l--
Eibs-lct-. sIf-45- Jan. SIS 90
Kansas City Grains. Close
kausas City. No. Oct Whear-Iiirh-
er- 40. hard. SIS ~ 1-ee- No red S1-6s ~
ls5. December. Sl-Gs g. May Sl6sss-
Corn-Hi gher No. = mixed, IS q s9c; No
white. S9Sc4 $Log; No yellow Sl-oo n l-e-.
December. seize May. S5atc-
oats-Higher- No 50 hIte- % - SIC No
mixed fe05 Ole
kansas CITY Produce Close.
Kansas City. Alo-. oct -S.-Butter-
Creamery. 35i=c; nrsJs. Sole. seconds. sc;
packing. -7i-c-
EEEs-E'irsts. Sic.
POultry-Hens. Ice; ROSTERS. IKE, broil-
ers- &c
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. Ill. Oct Butter-Steady-
Creamery. 30d2si4c
Eggs-Steady- Receipts. S3-S cases firsts-
81 e Sic ordinary firStS 3Niz n % tec- at
mark cases included. 30 = 3 - = C..
Poraroes-Hig her- Receipts 90 cars. Min
uesota and Dakota white S1-fo0 100 Min
n-sora and Dakota Ohios. $500 100 Wis
cou-in and Michigan Wnite. S1-35n1.45-
Poui try--Alive- steady, fowls and springs.
lfi-c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
THIEVES GET BUSY: THREE
HAII.S ARE MADE SATI-Rn ~

Pickpockets working at the ezposi-
ton grounds continued their activities
Saturday night. a Waltham watch be
ing taken from the pocket Of ?. B
Grubbs. Of 291l Piedras streets.
Bowman at sic Mesa avenue Saturday
night between the hours of and Q
o'clock. and stole several articles Of
clothing
The theft OF several flashlights from
show window Of the Mine and
Shelter supply company was reported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
Bread Prices Go To Six
And II Gents in FL PasO

Master bakers OF III Paso Monday
morning bid goodbye 10 the fiye-cent
loaf of bread, and housewives are
warned to save their pennies as the
day OF the six-cent loaf is here. along
with the increase in price of other
nome commodities In the future The
regular ten-cent loaf viii sell for J.
SiX-cent loaves of the home neces-
sity are now selling in practically
every large city of the east and middle
vest the increased price being the re-
suit Of the increased cost Of flour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR IS
20 TO 50 CENTS HIGHER

Minneapolis. Mimi. oct. 23-F1our
prices increased 20 10 50 cents a barrel
here today as a result of the bullish
condition of the wheat market and re-
ports OF a strong foreign demand
Fancy patents. which sold Saturday
at 1886 We're quoted today at Sg-55.
This grade OF flour has increased 90
cents Darrell in one week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23

U. S. STEEL RISES TO
NEW HIGH RECORD PRICE

New York. oct est. = steel com
mon assembled TO the new high price of
l2l 81 on the stock exchange during
the noon hour TODAY. for the first time
IN its history passing the preferred
stock which was quoted al IL point
under that price. Dealings totalIed
100000 shares shortly after I o'clock.
steel contributing almost p percent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
sMALL RLAzE PIE OFT.

fire department were called ont sun
day morning 10 extinguish blaze
which started in a trash pile in the
back part OF Hotel Del Rio. rs South
Oregon street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
WEATHER BULLETIN.
:. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUITTRF
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observation taken It
S a m. 18th merid-
ian time Is - m.
IN Psso time. October
-. 1916
Forecasts.
Fl Paso and vicinity
Unsettled tonight.
Tuesday generally fair
and colder.
New Nexico-Rain
colder tonight. Tues
dav partly cloudy
with rain southeast
portion. colder east
portion
Arizona - Fair to-
night aud Tuesday
except snow northeast
portion ton ght ur
Tuesday colder to-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23

~. stock market trad
->gN 4 -.,,,-r wider proportions belere
fo.9sv. embracing issues OF -.>.ssa5 1jt+ie
ton Incessaut profit taking 35,s-5er Levels
or no effect prices attaining -----.i -t5-4-
f-7rsuaT activity in Bethlehem 49, ;. p. - II
roee s8 points to $50. was c..s.- 80
ture Central Leather ana 80 ,,.+-,l.-,-.
tl-e5- gains with metals MARINES pe1i ole1iiis
and fertilizers $1,000. she central fig
uIe iate5 49,. =. ~ +o four points in related
s ~lsJ Rams were relatively backward but
firm. Dealings up 20 t', I,3i III ~ \, ri u
most buuyant conli-lel7 - '-- 0Pt- ----
mated 100000 shares
Bonds were firm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
Cotton Market.


New York oct. eS-Spof cotton. steady
middlinE upland. 1870 sales S.oo bales.
cotton futures closed strong December.
le-1>- January 1871; March. 1886 May
e a5- JuIv 1916.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
Lost and Found.

LOSI ana oQEQ.
~~~-~--~-~--~--~~--~-~-~-~~
LO>T-An Airedale dog. S months old Phi.
sso0W
LOST-Onc brass screw cap. inch and "a
quarter in diameter Phone Si7lJ-
LOST-Brovyn suit coat between YsIeta and
Fabens sunday afternoon Phone 1913 Re
ward
LOST-White bull terrier dog: months
old short tail cali 613iz s. Il Paso ST.
Reward
LO>T-Lady's watch Burlington special;
between $50 Alamogordo ST. and see rs
treila- Reward C. = Davis. Purity Bal1-
Ing co.
LOST-From headquarters 1st brigade.
Ohio infantry- Camp Per~hius. one r. =
army mule. black Is hands high hocf mari-
3ekC- Reward for return
>TOLEN-From Fifth and Florence ST. $50
%, m. oct 1S-Eoau horse harness nd blue
undercut delivery wagon. letter On gold
Reward for return or information leading -
recovery Pomeroy's II Pa-o Transfer co
Personal.
>~~~~-~~~-~~~~--~-~~~--- -~--~--~~~--~>~~~~O~~--
HAIR. moles removed electric PHI 5i19W-
SPIRELLA oorsets. Mrs. Hulett Pm. 3572
CHIROPRACTOR
Room s. eosls Mesa
LACE CURTAINS cleaned beautifully
Kramer. phone 76l9-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
SoNEEous UoUO

ton
West Tezas-Unsettled south fair and
colder north portion frost north portion /;
Tuesday generally fair colder south portion
Relative humidity in Ii PasO at noon
Monday. - per cent
Er---l-La Ll.- N - Z hun. 49, ----I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
Personal.
WATCH FOR THE YELLOW TRUCI

WATCH FOR THE YELLOW TRUCKS
They give green trading stamps Houston
Transfer O. SroraE e Co
LADIES WHY be Inundated with stub
born growth Of superfluous hair2 Mrs l. NJ
Su-d-'e foIlicide method is the latest AMI
scientific and harmless painless process
which finally destroys the hair root, we
guarantee q permanent cure. no electroiysis
or depilatories Of any kind used Call OF
write -Us Epson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23

Buys. sells and quotes Green Monster.
Inspiration Needles. Arkansas Arizona
Cornelia EX-. Verde Combination. United
Verde EN-. United Verde Cons Miami
Con Mines. and all stock quoted on
BOARD office Lcbrv of Sheldon Hotel.
Open tfIi . L. N. Phone AZ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23

MANTED-A man with money to finance A
high-c1ass manufacturing proposition We
have a new invention and the world as q
market Il you are the man and can prove
&c. vin let sou i'm on the best money-mak-
iuE proposition You ever dreamed Of Call
between Il and 70 at Il PsSo Garage and let
us show you the real goods. Ask for An
-h1uy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
COPPERSLElD
MARKET MONDAY
Utah is Feature, Advancing
to a New High; Other
Coppers Strong.

The stock market opened very strong and
active Monday- with the lead taken by L.
= steel and copperS- according to advices
O. Curtiss-M Manning Co. stocks and bonds
First National bank building The volume
Of business was over SOC 900 shares sharp
gains were made iu the first two hours and
several new high retl -ds were hung up.
The most permanent OF these was l. $
steel. which advanced to 1215s q point
above its previous high
Coppers were also very strong and Utah
advanced 20 new high OF 1opia- Chino
iu-uira tion. anaconda and others made
gains of one point or more
Speclaltie~ also were very strong with
ssius Of two OF more
curhS were very strong early in the DAY.
but sold off slightly later After the first
two hours trad ding slowed up slightly and q
noon prices began To rereue Slightly
kumore that the Austrian Cd binef would
resign had a had tendency TO make some
traders cautious and trading became little
lighter.
Tho total sales up to noon were $4,000
Ccppe- stock Quotations
The following wire Cuotation~ furnished
~ Curtiss-Alannlng Co. give closing prices
Butte and Superior -.------- --.----- 657s
Calumet and Arizona .....----.--- az
copper Rang --.- Observation-Disclosures -
Gree ne-Cananea 500 .-..--..-.------ 52lz
Inspiration Needles ----...--.----.- T.. r. ! y
9rnilt Verde -------.------- ] l1-ll fl- l-lb
I-iIlIlid ------- 1900 ------- -
Rove SOUND al- tra-s
hennecolt ---- Observation-Disclosures stls
Miami -.------ Ggft
Sew Curuelia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.
North Butte Observation-Disclosures u
hay Consolidated ---- --.-..--.-..-- -sls
Ray Hercules ----- -.-.----..- 81 q 3zs
Sliartuck ---- .-.-...-.--- zql.
Industrial stocks
AfAltdu Petroleum Llml.