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Sharp County record., 1916-12-15
Local News

Break your Cold or LaGrlppe
with few doses of 666.
Jasper Hutchison of Morgan town
ship was meeting his Evening Shade
friends Wednesday.
J,R. Metcalf returned Wednesday
from Hardy, where he spent a few
days on business matters.
Mrs. Joseph Ault returned Mon
day from Imboden, where she spent
several days with relatives.
See me about your teeth In
Evening Shade two or three days
the first part of next week. }. K.
Stockard.
Collector J. H. Kirtley will begin
collecting the taxes for 1916 on
Monday, January s, in Lave Creek
township.
| will be in Evening Shade two
or three days the first part of next
week to do dental work, j, r.
Stoc&ard.
The heaviest rain for many days
fell here Thursday night of last week.
The streams were on a big high"
Friday
Iwant to do your dental work
viii be in Evening Shade a few
days next week. See me about
your work. j X. Stockard
County Treasurer j. L, Gyngard
and family spent several days this
week as the guests of Mr. Gyneard's
relatives in the vicinity of Powhat-
an.
Jas. H. jarrett, one Of the Records
good friends at Poughkeepsie, was
in town on business Monday, The
Record acknowledges a pleasant
visit.
In Justice to ourselves we must
avoid q large credit business at
this season of the year. All accounts
are payable in 80 days Edwards
Mere Co.
Clerk and Mrs, E, A. Boyce anC
their little son returned to thei
home at Hardy Sunday, after hav
Ing paid Evening Shade relatives {
visit
AT present we are not In position
to extend credit for more than thirt!
days. Do not ask us to charg'
goods on long account, Edward
Mere. Co.
DR.. j. r, Stockard, the dentest o
Ash Flat, will be in Evening Shad,
the first part of next week TO d,
dental work. See him about you
teeth.
Deputy Clerk Neil Sullivan wo'
able to be at his office Saturday
after having been confined TO his
bed by an attack of grippe ioI
several days,
Please do not ask US to charge
goods on lone account, We are
Sharp County record., 1916-12-15

Love, lizard County, Arkansas, who w
ary II. 1910. made Homestead Ensv sI
for Sc OR Sc OR, Section 10. Town'ial
Range 7 West. 9Th Principal Meridian Y
notice of intention TO made Five yr Y
establish claim to the land above dnHs
fore f. A. Boyec. Clerk Of the Cirt'H v
Evening Shade, Ark, on tho 18Th d@a1
1917. ,,I
Claimant names az witnesses ml
Qualls. Henry Duke, Jim Carter V"~'|
Evening Shade, Ark. .I
john W. Allen wp
Sharp County record., 1916-12-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAN

Department Of the ln'e''%
u. s. Land Once at Little koct m' n
- November l'h'Nl
NJotice Ia hereby glvon thM Y. J% 4 I I
IL yard Of Ash Flat Ais, N~
Der 9th, 1918, made Homestead tas" NV ns,|
for L HALF sw Or, Section l. Ss~'I
NV OR NE OR. Section o To.N'ap NY.
Range q Wost, cth princlpsl h'''s. S..,
notice Of intention 10 mako IhT', "a
establish claim to tho land AhoV' oe' n
Il, A, Boyce. Clerk Of Circuit oop,e n..'.x
Shade, Ark, on the eSth day o. ~ N \
Claimant names AZ wl'nes''' o..,,, h
John Howell Of Woods, hfk" e'
'O''O' ' John W, Allen WI
Sharp County record., 1916-12-15

W. N Metcalf, J. h. klrt'ey,
Joseph Ault, J. R. Metcalf, A. W.
Cochran, S. F. Barnett, W. S Stokes,
C. N, Horn, J. J.. Atkinson and
Claude Coger were at Ash Flat
Saturday night attending meeting
of the Masonic lodge.
The Evening Shade lodge of Odd
Fellows at the regular meeting lost
week elected the following new Off
GERS: I'd Wasson, Noble Grand;
S. F. Barnett, Vice Grand; J. R.
Metcalf, Secretary; E, A. MoSer
Treasurer; c. D. Evans, Trustee.
The W. 0, W. Camp at this place
has elected the following new Of
fcers: @. C. Shaver, Consul Com
mander; Ed Wasson, Adviser Lieu
tenant, D. W. Wasson, Clerk; A, j.
Stovall, Banker; j. l.. Rush, Escort;
T. C. Rush, Watchman; L, A. Green
Sentry,
Frank Herring. formerly Of Scott
township, now living at Portia, had
the misfortune to lose his barn and
all of his corn and hay few days
ago by fire. The family was not at
home when the fire occurred, and
how the flames started is not
known.
1t seems that most everything
has advanced except the Record
and my salary. | take both, and
like them both, Apparently pros
perity is abroad in the land, and
Wilson is paying higher prices for
everything than any republican
president ever paid,-R, |, Sharp,
Calico Rock,
Up to November 18th the present
} season 2,736 bales of cotton had
; been ginned in Sharp county, as
against 1888 bales at the same
date last season 1t is possible that
: the ginning season is entirely over
; and this report shows a gain Of
J 1888 bales for the county this
season over last year,
Prosecuting Attorney j, G. Ashley
of Melbourne has named Atty. Fred
M. Pickens of Evening Shade as
deputy prosecuting attorney for
Sharp county The appointment
has been made, hut Mr., Pickens has
not yet received his commission,
Mr., Pickens will no doubt prove a
competent man In the place,
Rev, }, W. jenkins, who was as.
signed to the EveliDg Shade circuit
as pastor Of the M. E. Church South,
preached two sermons here last
Sunday, lie was heard by good
crowds and made a very favorable
impression upon his hearers. Rev
jenkins and family are living at
present in West Batesville, but will
move to this place shortly,
This country has O mild, dry eli
mate, and Is good place for one
with lung trouble. ! have gained
in health and in weight while in the
West, One hundred and sixty.four
pounds beats ldS, besides my good
feelings, Arkansas is d grand old
state, and we shall never forget our
old home, but we like the West much
better--P, w. Medlock, Artesia, New
Mexico,
These friends Of the Record have
paid subscriptions during the week,
r. L, Campbell, +, M, Biess, r, W.
johnson, Poughkeepsle, Walker Nc.
JunkinS, j, NJ Burrell, J. G, Holt,
Mrs, G. E. 0yler, Ash Flat; j. NJ.
nav,s n caa,.,-l -lAliii,l...I-
Sharp County record., 1916-12-15
NOTICE FOR PUBUCl|'
Department OF III. On. l,'',I's ss,,
U. 8. Land one, ,a.,,.,ss, ., L''.' ,VISS'n

Department vi ~, a,,,. W nal N
u. Land once .aSt,ISsr a. I''% l|rI
NJ office 10 hereby s'ysn 'a,sS VINO ap1I
N Of Ash Flat Ars. ,'" .~ M u
4,h, 1911. made Homestead ~ sn"a a,Ibp,
sW or 81 OR, Section 30, iv%M y" MIp
Range 0 west. NV on ND e,..S w,
IotiNw or, Section . I0s" row usss
Range 0 West. 9Th prln''p' ~, rf
f,lod notice Of intention 70 ''. ..sr VI
10 establish clalm TO the lana ,s cooh q, VI
before n, A, Doyos, clreua, % I~ dSI
Evening Shade, Ark on 'O'" w.
1917. u.ah'|
Claimant names as wItns''"' Vss'|
or, Tom Goodman, Tom Clear u
Evening shade Ark ,no ". Aim Y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK MARKET
CBy Associated Press-)
New York Oct Prime mercantile
paper, = Ter cent
Sterling 50 day bills g4T1z: demand
s4-75 HIS; cables, S476 7-16-
Ba- silver, 59Lc
Mexican dollars 53&c
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. irregular
Time loans. strong 60 days % as PEI
cent so days. 81 a 81; six months. 3E 3315
Call money fIrmer- High. ~ per cent;
low "a; ruling rae. n: last ioaa- = :
ol sing *
Copper. firm; electroIytic s27.oO62s5o.
Iron steady No 1 Northern. 5000 q q. 90.
No. Northern $4,000 q 1880; No l Southern
1850 q 90: No. Southern SI9.OO@1s.50.
Tin stead Spot sss.25 a 3s.T5-
Lead. 37-ee67z0.
spelter. spot East St Louis delivery.
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London, Eng Oct z--The following
were the closing quotations Of the London
metals market today.
Lead E31 los
Spelter 50.
Spot copper, t11s; futures. aus LIS: cleo
trolytic, f140.
Spot tia. 81 IS; futures fIz5 So
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency. state bills. s6i5c-
Mexican currency. state bills. 1o915c
Mexican pesos. sac.
Mexican gold. 4sc
Mexican nacionsles bills I51Lc
81 PasO Smelter Quotations.
Corrected Daily.l
Bar silver Handy & Harmon quotationsl
SsEc
London lead. fs1 los
Copper bar. s2s.75.
Pig lead. 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Livestock.



Denver. Colo. Oct. 2.-Cattie-Receipt
$500. Market strong TO shade higher Beef
steers. s6G7: cows and heifers. s. q SIS
stoekers and feeders, $5-25 97.40; calves. s.
q 10.
Hogs-Receipts. 400 Market 15c to &c
lower than Saturday. Top, ss-Se; bulk, 1926
6e-7s-
Lambs, ssGs 50. ewes. S6-50Gs-75-
Chicago Livestock Close
Chicago, H.. Oct. 9.-Hogs-Receipts,
$4,000. Market weak at Csc TO SOC under
Saturdays average Bulk. SS.3 Gs.S5: light.
50. 20 q 10: mixed. S9-O5G1e-I5. heavy. $50
1895. rough, s9Gs-20; pigs, $3.50 q 9-25-
- Cattle-Receipts. $4,000 Market weak
Native beef cattle. $500 1L25; western
steers. S6-15G $40; stockers- S4-6o@T-65;
COWS and heifers, $500 $50
Sheep Receipts. $4,000 Market weSS-
Wethers. $3.50 q SIS; lambs. S6-4oG1o-
Kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas City. No. Oct -Hogs-Iteceipts.
1900. Market lower. Bulk. Ss-l0Gs $50;
heavy, ss-10G s-So; light $sgs.75; pigs. Ssla
6s.25-
Ice lower Prime fed steers. $3.50 1875.
western steers. S6Q9; cows s4.5007-25;
stockers. s. a7-T5; calves. IS @ 1850.
Sheep - Rece-Tts. $4,000 Market lower
Lambs. So a $50; yearlings. S7-25 Q s. weth-
ers. s. a $50. ewes. S6-25 a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
COTTON MARKET SCORES
A SENSATIONAL ADVANCE

New York, Oct 2-One Of the most sensa-
uonal advances in the history Of the cotton
market attended the publication Of govern
II ent reports here today
The demand was stimulated by the coudi-
ton figures Of 56-5. OF the lowest on record
Indicating a crop Of only 11.ss7.0O0 bales
Within few minutes after these figures
were issued January contracts sold 17-0Sc.
OF $3.50 a bale above the closing price Of
last week
The census, showing 4.062. SCI bales ginlaed
rrior to September IS. established new
high record. but the trade had oeen look
ing for even higher figures
In the first forecast OF production made
from conditions existing June 70 the guam
tty was estimated at 14.266.O00 bales The
condition OF the crop on September % was
56-S per cent Of normal yield. which is the
lowest condition on record for that time Of
the year
Cotton this year was planted on the fourth
largest acreage ever recorded, e94. coo
acres
Indications are that this years crop will
yield only 1863 per pounds per acre. COM
pared with 2o9.2 pounds in 1914
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
TEN EYCK GOES TO BRAZIL.

". J. Ten Eyvk, one of the en-
ployes Of the city health department,
left Saturday Tor New York city. where
he will sail for Sac Paulo, Brazil, 10
become the foreman of one Of the big
ranches belonging TO the Brazil Land.
Cattle and Packing company Mr.. Ten
Eyck has a lucrative contract for a
year and may decide 10 make his home
there The compeny's policy is said
to be highly liberal, the president re-
ceiFing a salary of $500 a year. Be
fore he left the men in the health de-
partment presented Mr. Ten Eyck with
q valuable saddle, bride and suit case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
FRESH ADVANCES
MADE IN WHEAT
Argentine Drouth Plays I'm
portant Part; Oats and
Corn Follow the Lead.

Chicago. ILL.,. Oct 2.-Increasing drouth
damage in Argentina gave a basis today
for fresh advance in wheat prices here
Opening quotations. which ranged L C
higher. with December at sI.541t GI-54ss
ard May at S154GL54S. were followed ~
moderate further gains
Gossip that foreigners were buyers OF
both cash wheat and future deliveries helped
later TO bring about an additional upturn-
The close was strong at an advance OF 2isc
net with December at SL56is and May at
Sl-55Z-
Higher prices for corn resulted from the
bulge in wheat After openoing &c off 70
shade up. The market scored advances
all around
Talk Of disappointing corn yields and large
exports led subsequently to other gains in
price The close was firm at S : q 80
above Saturdays finish.
Oats hardened in value with other cereals
Weakness in the hog market pulled down
II DIVISIONS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close.
Wheat-Dec-. SISSY May. S155s.
Corn-Dec-. 74Ac; May. 767sc-
Oats-Dec-. IS p C. May. d =
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-Dec.. S22.40; Jan. S2--I7-
Lard-Dec-. 1881; Jan. Sl2-s7-
Ribs-Oct~ $3.50: jan Sl205-
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. III. Oct . Butter Market
higher Creamery 30 q 44c-
Eggs-Market higher Receipts. 1882 cases
Firsts. sea 3Ic; ordinary nrsts. IS y a 20 &c;
at mark. cases included. % 2 a 29zc-
PotatOes-AIarket higher Receipts 20
cars Maine cobblers $3.50 a 1-35; Jersey
mountains. s130al-35; Ohios SI.10 DIS;
Michigan and Wisconsin white. SlI0d 1.29.
Poultry. alive-Market higher. Fowls,
l. &c; springers 1sc-
Kansas City. Produce. Close.
Kansas City. No. Oct 2.-Butter-Cream-
err. SIC. firsts. 2sc; seconds CSC; packing.
zzizc-
PouItry-Hens. Isc; ROSTERS. Ike: bron-
Kansas City Grains. Close.
Kansas City. Oct. 2-Wheat-Market
higher. No > hard. SI-54GL6I1s: No. red.
s1-53 q 1.so; Dec, S1-51 I q 1-51%; May. SL52
G152A-
Corn-No- ? mixed SsGS4c: No white.
s5ds4c: No yellow. 81 sec; Dec. z2S4 a
72Ec: May 75% G75%c
Oats-Marl1et unchanged TO L lower. NJ.
white IS = q 4Tc; No mixed. As q 46c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
LOWER
UNDER SELLING
Some Issues Lose a Point
and Much Selling Was
Noticeable During Day.

Copper stocks generally were lower by 4
point Monday and selling was noticea BID
according to adviCes TO Curtiss- Manning 60 .
stocks and bonds. First National Bank
The general market again opened active.
Prices however. generally were lower on ac-
count OF realization sales in many issues
tufDs were again very strong and active
ana Green Monster featured when il re-
sumed Its sensational advance Of Saturday
gaining almost to high Of 1916 How
ever, this issue later was weaker and de-
elined under heavy profit taking Emma
Copper vas again very strong. advancing
TO 81.
l. : Steel opened strong but was forced
down later in the day under selling Dres-
sure Rails were Irregular
Copper Stock Quotations.
Inc following wire quotations furnished
by Curtiss. Manning Company give the clos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

Cotton Market.

New York Cotton. Close.
New York. Oct 2.-CottOn-Spot market
steady. Niddling uplsnds. 1850. Sales. 1409
bales Futures closed feverish- October.
1886; Dec, 16.6Sc; Jan 16.75c; March,
$50; MAJ 17.14c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
WEATHER BULLETIN.
Z. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observation taken at
s a m. 18th merid-
ian tine 20 a m
FL PasO time. October
>, 1916
Forecasts.
E. Paso and vicinity
Fair tonight Tues
day partly cloudy.
New AieKico-Fair ex-
cept showers tonight
or Tuesday north
portion. not much
change in temperature
Arizona - Fair ex-
cept showers north
portion tonight or
Tuesday
West Texas-Fair to-
night. colder in the
Panhandle Tuesday
partly cloudy.
in FL Paso at noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
SHORTS ATTACK
LEADING STOCKS
U. S. Steel Slumps Under
Fire; Fresh Strength Is
Shown in Railroads.
Eote-Quotations reflect closing prices on
Monday, Oct ?

New York. Oct Advances met consid-
cradle opposition and realizing sales in to-
days stock market the short interest gain
concentrating its efforts upon L s Steel
and other prominent industrials. which not
only surrendered all their early gains but
soon fell one TO two points under last weeks
final prices.
The tendency in that quarter was one
more offset. however. by further gains in
rails Norfolk and Western extending its
advance to 40 and other stocks OF that
group showing fresh strength
Bonds were irregular
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

SET IIUN ~ IHiEN Is.
Set upon by two unidentified men
and robbed. after being badly beaten
about the body. J. SanteigO. a Filipino
was found late Saturday night near
the $500 block of Montana street by
police officers and sent to the emer-
gency hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

For Rent-HOusekeePing Rooms
Furnished.
I TWO front rooms for housekeeping. with
| porch. no sick 1913 y Florence
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping rooms;
I private family go Aage
I TWO large rooms with kitchenette and
porch; sick. 10 children Call AS E
California
: HOUSEKEEPING room. use Of reception
( hall sewing machine laundry 1913 N
. Oregon "
! HOUSEKEEPING rooms hoosier cabinet.
{ gas ranges light water, gas for bath sos "
3 Kansas
LARGE room with porch and Housekeeping
{ privileges to refined couple: no sick Phone
3
For Rent-Housekeeping Rooms
Unfinished.
TWO vacant rooms Tor rent 2o2s olive
TWO rooms. kitchenetts and private bath. :
I Inquire ll-5 T. Overland.
TWO unfurnished rooms and porch: close
in Phone 5525-
THREE rooms close 10 high school. on car
and jitney line; water and garage 1125
Arizona- Phone 4teI.
For Rent-ROOms Furnished
NICE furnished rooms SOS Myrtle
FRONT room with BATH sI7 y oregon
FURNISHED rooms. sls West Boulevard
FRONT room. steam heat 1911 y Campbell.
THE VIsTA-9ss W. Mo-. deIishtfuI rms:
shower bath. sleeping porch; steam heat
LARGE front room. well furnished: close.
in; also other rooms SIC y oregon
FURNISHED-Private entrance: private
family; hot water; close In Phi 77ssW
MODERN rooms for gentlemen: hot and
FOR RENT-steam heated bedroom 113s
NEWLY furnished front room. private fam
iy- 1907 y Oregon
ROOMS with sleeping porch for LADY teach-,'
ers and employed ladies' 1908 Florence
SINGLE, homelike. clean; southern expcs-
ure. or gentleman go No santa Fe-
NICE large sleeping rooms in private home:
best Of conH enienees- 4gl Rio Grande St
FURNISHED room. 4O7 River - Phone 1851.
Gentleman preferred; no sick
0FTWaR Rooms az \ sfs1-o---7,--7-,
water. free baths: 5oe-s1 day g wk- uD,
s7TP s1-T5VFs --C-, bC.-T- --.-7s---.r
7797, = - ------7-------- - =
In ~ - -. ~ - s-s-ia
H-e---- --Io-----s 80 ~ - o---o-
ELESiANII u furnished room 4o5 z Nevada
ST Phone Ss5sW
NICE front room. hot water In bath. p-i-
sale nome Fnone ~
FTRSISHFD rooms in private family SIS
Estr,IIa
FRONT b-f-o9Tn- D-ivate family mas V17--
tie Phone 4bs4W
S1EAM heated hot and cold water: baths
reasonable rates S451s Myrtle
80 - = = -
gentlemen Phone 3s5aJ-
HaNDSOsTE-T \ $4,000 - = ---5---7-
- - -, - --'--e-- -0'--- an S--''As--
S-TCE-I \ 100000 - - 49, 49, =
s-,f-s - -s-S ~ 80
80 = --o-- -.---
- - OcL, Oo-'
- - -
FOR RFNT-Nicelyr furnished front room
j.. % ayIt-e- I none 81
BED ROOM with family OF two walking
distance Phone 3g=SW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS

(By Associated Press.)
New York, Oct Following were the
closing quotations at the New York stock
exchange for the stocks mentioned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

Relative humidity
Monday. 20 per cent
Precipitation in last
Weather at s a. m.
Lowest Temp last !
Highest yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

Help Wanted-MaIe.
Fall & Mitchell, Employment Agency.
2o3 San Francisco St.
BOY wanted for store work D. Lerner
Jewelry Co. Mills bldg
WANTED Furniture repair man. Call West
crn Furniture Co
TURDN Chinaman 10 help in cafe and ice
cream parlor- zoos Cotton ave
WANTED experienced Janitor- Apply
Brazos No H.
WANTED Registered pharmacists; perrna-
nent job 5is r Blvd ST.. Fl Paso. Tex
WANTED-White laborers. good wages APP
Ply 5lI Southwestern bldg
WANTED at once-Porter Apply at the
Knights Of Columbus oiiS. SEQ N..tie.
WANTED-SEVERAL good real estate
statesmen; extra good proposition Room 1es
First National building
LEARN the barber trade. Wages earned
while learning. Positions guaranteed Afoler
Barber College, 42S L. 5th ST.. Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

Money 10 Lean
~0~~----~--~-~~~-~-~-~~~~
LOANS MADE on chaItel mortgage or other
good securities. notes bought No delays
Equitable Loan Assn. SIS Trust Bldg.
MONEY To LOAN on good tnsIde business
property, ! per cent interest. A P Coles &
Bros 2V2 y Oregon.
MONEY LOANED on furniture pianos. auto
mobiles. diamonds. any good security Sal
any loans made Newton. SOC Trust bldg
s. TO $50 LOANED honest employees win
out security. also furniture owners Keeping
house Cheapest rates Easiest payments
Confidential Quick satisfactory service
Drake 2o1 Roberts-Banner Rleg-
Business Chances.
-~~~0~-~-~~~~~~-~-~~-~~
FOR SALE--Up to date stock paper paints
ana glass. other business. town with best
Iuture IN panhandle Box $50. Lubbock. Tex
WANTED-American to open good restau-
rant IN Gleeson- Arizona. best chance in
the state A H. box y. Gleeson. Ariz-
FOR SALE-A good dry cleaning plant in
Deming- New Mexico Ali modern machinery
address F. A. Malcolm Deming. New Mex
WILL PAY all cash for good proposition N
hotel or rooming house Address Roy. care
Herald
FOR SALE-Cash grocery. no delivery.
clearing $3.50 month; living rooms. $500
Part trade Address y III. care Herald
RESTAURANT-Best restaurant and oldest
stand IL Douglas. Ariz Daily cash receipts
about S225s wish to sell on account retiring
from business. Write So. Herald
FOR SALE-Good lunch stand at Camp
Fershiug, all screened in: fine location.
other business, owner lives al 710 y. Ore
gon ST. side entrance. Call after 5 p m
FOR SALE-Good restaurant doing good
business In lively town in New Mexico: viii
sell reasonable For fuil particulars address
T 247. care Herald
DRUG fixtures and soda fountains. A com
plete set Of drug fixtures. handsome soda
fountain. consisting Of showcases. shelving.
eveiything ready to open up first class drug
store Built for party can't get location Will
give purchaser benefit OF cash paid: easy
terms F. q F. Commission Co. 200 Herald
Bldg FL Paso-
CONFECTIONERY fixtures-Fourteen foot
soda fountain, confectionery shelving. cigaf
and candy cases. tables and chairs. tanks
and charging outfit. everything complete.
ready 10 open up first class confectIonery-
viii sell at bargain: small cash payment
balance easy monthly payments. F. & 2.
Commission Co, 200 Herald Bldg. FL Pass
TRANSF Err business for sale in one Of lives-
towns in Arizona: doing big business and
making money: three Ia ton trucks. cost
$500. one Ford truck. all in good condi-
ton tools necessary for business. safe and
office fixtures cost over $4,000 when new
viii take $4,000 cash. viii stand up under
strict investigation. Write 2. o. box 2l3 or
phone $50. Las Cruces. y ".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Lodge Notices.

HARMONY COUNCIL No. 27O2. n & L. of ;.
Meets first and third Fridays. p. m L
o. o F hail, Alameda and Bassett. East
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Help Wanted-Male and Female

Help Manted-male and Female
GOOD cook. man or woman; reference Phi
7s75J
WANTED at once-Person TO cook and do
laundry on ranch. Phone $50.
WANTED-MEN-WOM government jobs
e. Paso examination coming $500 month
Write for list positions Obtainable- Franklin
Institute. Dept. 4I6 s. Rochester. y Y
INTELLIGENT men and women OF high
class ability 10 sell something new and as
founding in real estate. big money for right
people Room q. Hotel Beaumont. Fl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

For Rent-Stcres and Offices.
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GROCERY store. old established place. 40S-
4l0 Wyoming Phone owner. 1891.
FOR RENT-Desiraole offices in the Herald
building Reasonable rates Apply TO thu
auditor Of The Herald
FOR RENT-Modern steam heated store
room with basement in popuious resident
district. suitable FOR grocery store sun Drug
Co phone 81.
STORE ROOM
40 foot front. solid plate glass; full base
ment; in the center OF the business district
Long lease. reasonable rent
See Us Today.
JAMES l. MARR COMPANY.
S04 san Antonio St Phone ASA
WILL build for tenant modern fire proof
three story and basement. close in on track.
ideal wholesale storage location Phone
SI74W-
STORE ROOM
80 Il front. solid plate glass; fun base
menr. In the center OF the business district
long lease. reasonable rent
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JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY.
500 San Antonio St Phone 1850