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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
July rent yet

paving promissory notes and setting of
fireworks on the 4th of July, Zapp, we
should ought to find out what is the
date of the Mexican and Japanese ma
tional holidays and do our celebrating
then. Is that the idee?" Birsky asked
WELL" Zapp said, 81 wouldn't go so
far as that, Birsky, but at the same
time Birsky when the preparedness
Teller claims that we won out against
the English and the Spanish because
they didn't got the proper cannons and
airv-oplanes. Birsky, he amt talking so
sensible neither For instance, if in
1886 we would of turned down George
Washington for President and elected
somebody from the Supreme Court who
had the Endorsement Of the English
American Alliance, understand, may
be the English would of got along pretty
GOOD without the Is e. m. cannon. But
the American people wasn't so wise to
things in them days, Birsky. They
didn't go round saying that for more
than thirty years George Washington
had been feeding at the public crib; and
that he begun by holding down job in
the Virginia State Surveying Depart
ment; that he had been drawing good
money as adjutant Of Virginia soldiers;
that he wasn't satisfied with that, but
got a lob as commissioner to the French
settlers in America that after that, he
got the habit, and hogged another Job
as general in the French and Indian
war. and then run for Office as Congress-
man or something down in Virginia.
and that there he was when the trouble
with England come along, pushing him
self forward again and getting into the
limelight in the same old way. No,
Birsky. it didn't make no difference to
the American people in them days That
one way or another George Washington
had been public officer for thirty
wears. They said: Here is teller
which has got the experience and knows
how to handle men. and even if he 1COuld
got the English-American Alliance
passing resolutions against him and has
newspaper artists drawing funny pict-
ures of him dressed in an American
soldiers uniform, understand. we'll
take a chance on him anyway And
they did. Birsky, and it's my belief that
the English army could of had twenty
- g. m. cannOns to our one. Brsky. and
with George Washington running
things, Te would of licked EN- anyway"
Far be il from me that should go
to work and knock a T,ddck like George
Washington ol0r hdSholom,' Birsky
said. "but the way the American people
has been disappointed in politicians
from 1856 down to date, Zapp, when a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
"Our grandchildren will
gather their little boys
around 'em."

the rife in his hand going after, Zappr
Birsky asked, IAN internal revenue col,
lector?"
81 wouldn't be surprised" Zapp said
because you could never tell what form
this here New Patriotism is going %
take. For instance only last week a
Teller by the name White was sent to
jail for it,
Nothing of the kind, Zapp." Birsl
said, "This here White is now sitting
in prison for burning the American flag
in an iron pot"
Sure, know" zapp said, "but b.
claimed it was only done symbolically'
"Yes?' Birsky said.
(Which | can see by your face ths'
so far as you could understand, Birsk
the word 'symbolically' don't exist
all" Zapp said.
in the real estate business, Zapp Z
you would use such word once in
lifetime, that would be big already
Birsky retorted land anyhow, it dor
make no difference how this here Whit
burned the flag, he is sitting in prise
for it dny1Cay'
"Aber he claimed that he also put ii:
German flag, the English flag and tt
French flag into the pot" Zapp said.
probably he also claims that he w
following a receipt out of a cook boo.
and that it called for all them flags an
a bayleaf," Birsky said, "aber what f.
an excuse is that? The American fg
is flag-not vegetable"
"Zoitenly," Zapp said "aber WHAT
Teller claims is that he was going
burn all the flags of all the nations in tn
here pot and that after they was all 1
ashes, he would hit the pot nit a sta
and, presto changed, he pulls out
white rabbit, showing to the audiera
that if all the flags of all the natiori
was done away with, the result VOL
be peaceful like a white rabbit
1T wouldn't make no difference tor
if he pulled out the six Of diamonds, 0,
ace of clubs oder bowl of live goldfsh
Birsky said stubbornly, "a teller wha
burns the American flag should oug
to go to jail"
But this here Whites friends S
Why should he go to jail for burnr
some pieces of colored cloth?' "a
said.
IF this here White had burned So,
pieces of colored paper. yellow pa
oder green paper with Ks and dou'
KS on it, Zapp," Birsky said, and g
pieces of paper belonged to MS frieI
Zapp, they would of put up a teri
roar if he didn't go to jail for il"
"Aber the American flag which
burned belonged to this here WhIa
Zapp insisted.
Flags are like children. Zapp' D
sky said. "They belong to you e"
so long as you treat 'em right.
hope it would be a lesson to tins D
White that next time he wants 70 U
something and change it into W
rabbit, let him go out into the auu'
and borrow a silk hat oder a gold "'
and chain"
Copyright lsl6-Ths Tribune A"'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
BU MONTAGUE GLASS
iutfor Of Potash & Pcrlmutter, Abe and Mawruss
illustrations by Briggs

Teller has held Office for thirty years
understand. you couldn't blame the
Jeute if he looks to them more like
Charles F. Murphy as George Washing
ton. and anyhow. Zapp, any one man
don't make no difference nowadays, Just
as any one date amt so important. For
instance we celebrate July 4th because
we licked the English on that day, dber
if the Germans oder the French, as the
case may be, is going to work every year
10 celebrate the victory they won at the
Battle of Verdun, understand, the
holiday will last from February 18th up
to and including June 18th and prob
ably along into September. It's the
same way NIT George Washington.
Zapp. If Washington selig was alive
to-day. and we would get into war mt
Sweden, he wouldn't figure at all, Zapp,
because wars amt fought according to
them back-number idees no more. We
would say for example that Sweden is
irving to land an army in Bath Beach
and Ulmer Park. So we send out
thousand motor boats made by the New
York. Westchester and Putnam Motor
Boat Company, armed with Is g. m.
guns turned out by the Phoenix Battle
ship Supply Company of Detroit, Mich,
and between EN- they scatter the Swed-
ish fleet, and for three days they sink
EN- in patches all the way from oppo-
site Bay 28th Street and Cropsey Ave
nue. up to Greenpoint. The consequence
is that hundred years from now, when
we celebrate the Battle OF Bath Beach,
Ulmer Park, Cropsey Avenue and
Greenpoint, understand, instead
young felIers would say What are you
going 10 do NIT yourself over the
Fourth they would ask. Where you
going on the 23d, oath and 25th?' and
when the orator Of the day selected by
the Committee of Seventy appointed by
the Mayor gets up and makes his speech
he would say: Friends: SO long as the
Star Spangled Banner floats over this
great and glorious republic, the names
of them heroic corporations the New
York, Westchester and Putnam Motor
Boat Company and also the Phoenix
Battleship Supply Company Of Detroit,
Mich, will remain forever green in the
hearts Of every loyal American sitson,
and then he stops for a minute so as
the audience could give him some ap-
plause."
"Well they amt going to cheer them
selves hoarse exactly Zapp said "be-
cause nobody could feel so enthusiastic
about Motor Boat Company as they
do about George Washington
That's where you make a big mis-
take, Zapp," Birsky said. only last
week the Kaiser sends telegram to the
Krupp Iron Works. Ltd. because the
guns and armor plate it shipped him
done such good work pmberufen in the
North Sea battle, and wouldn't be sur
prised if he also sent resolutions of
thanks to the Brandenburg Central and
MOselle River Railroad for Transporting
soldiers to the Western front. In fact,
Zapp, the chances is that when the war
is over, the Sieges-Alee in Berlin would
be filled NIT allegorical figures of adding
machines. gas tanks, baggage cars and
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.T1TE EOD 1NCTANCE INDEPENDENCE DAY

OH It Means to Some People,, Says Z0bb, PSSNm7S7 ~
aAy as That Here Is Akeady the Fourth of July ~ YW
and They Hint Paid the July Rent Ya,As to the GDHw
Hoe FLAGS Are Like Children: They Belong TO nNsoN@sSS
You Only So Long as You Treat I'm Right d.
By MONTAGUE GLASS eSS1-AxAxp
RAh P mr" car
y
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-06-22

Annie L. Decker will be at her Of
nee in Skowhegan, Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday next week
from 10 until 4.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-06-22


urday morning to visit in Belfast with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Smith
Miss Delphine Murray left Satur-
day forenoon to visit her sister Mrs.
Gordon Bragg at Peaks Island.
Quebec and Coaticooke, Canada this
week on professional business.
Frank Ross with his sons, Walter
and Kenneth, returned to St Steph-
| ems. N. b., Monday. following a visit
with relatives in town.
Earl Davis has purchased a house
lot of Miss Una c. Robinson, the
property being located at the corner
of Middle and Angle SITS.
The daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Magoon, last week was nam
ed Ruth Marion, instead of the name
= we reported in our last issue.
DIR. and Mrs. c. E. Norcross of
Hartland were in town Tuesday and
with several other friends from that
town were on their way to Parlin
Pond by auto.
Roy Folsom-Jones left Tuesday
T morning to pass his vacation in Mas
sachusetts and New York. In the
latter state he will visit the relatives
! Of his mother at Albany
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Pratt of West
Pownal were in town last week,
, guests of Charles NJ. Berry on Middle
st. Mrs. Pratt was formerly Miss
} Mabel Holmes of Cornville.
Rev. George Merriam was at Ca
naan yesterday afternoon to officiate
: at the funeral of the late Charles
t Foster. The deceased who was a
widower, was veteran of the Civil
War.
Miss Frances Patten of Boston.
who has been visiting her aunt Mrs.
w. o. Chase, left Tuesday afternoon
I for a short visit with Miss Katherine
Chase in Wateryille, before return
ing to her home.
Mrs. H. F. Hall and Mrs. William
Butterfeld were in Pennington last
= week TO attend the graduating eXer-
cises of the Pennington Normal
p School. Mrs. Halls daughter, Mabel
j of hD
Norris Gledhill left Tuesday on an
extended business trip which will
take him to Philadelphia, New York,
Boston and Providence, before his
: return. He is hoping 10 be back in
S Skowhegan by Saturday night how
/ ever
Charles Green was up river Tue
day to meet his son Oscar Green, who
To- has been located at Eustis for some
J. time. He is member Of Company
f and was summoned home to Join
his company in preparation for the
7 Mexican conflict
Fr 2. L. Desjardins. long rector at
/ St. Marv's. now with the ST Hya-
p cinth parish AT Westbrook. WAS in
d town Tuesday calling ON acouaint-
p ances. He likes well in his new To-
S cation. There are $500 ueople con
nected with the parish in that city.
T. Mrs. Ernest Fentiman and child
lately of Bingham went to Wateryille
Tuesday for a visit. They have been
passing some time with Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Whorm on Middle St. but are
: shortly to locate here. Mr.. Fenti-
man. who is a builder having taken
position with A. +. Conant They
expect to make their future home in
the Gould house at the end of the
{ swing bridge.
3
d - ''"''N"' ''''' '''''S NV : ''''='
airy Methodist Church. will give one
of a series of sermons on Famous
Women of Sacred Story: subject.
The Horoism of Queen Esther" The
Queen Esther Society of his church
and the members of the Eastern Star
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-06-22

There is movement on foot among
the Sunday School workers Of the
community to procure the names of
Skowhegan families with their
Church and Sunday School prefer
ences and arrange the same in cen
sus form. Miss Gertrude Carter is
the general superintendent of the Nis-
itation committee while the advisory
committee is composed of the minis
ters of each denomination and chair
men from different committees, These
committees have been named as fol-
lows; District, Mrs, L. W. Marble,
Philo Steward, First Baptist Church;
Mrs. f. T. Goodrich, Bethany Baptist
Church; Miss Lila Weston, Methodist
Church; T. G. Lord, Congregational
Church; Visitors committee, Miss
Margaret NJ. Smith, Harold Larry,
Congregational; l.. w. Gerrish, Meth
odist; Mrs Fannie W. Fletcher, First
Church; X. F. Homsted, Bethany
Church; Publicity committee, John l..
Fish, Congregational; Mrs. Rena A.
Taylor Mrs. II. l.. Mitchell, Bethany;
Miss Bertha Merrill, Lyle S. Moore,
Methodist; Miss Elizabeth Thomson,
First Church; Finance, Mrs. |. j.
Smith, D. A. Porter, Methodist; Dr.
S. NJ. Cover, Congregational; Louis
f. Dow. First Church and o. d. Wells
Bethany Church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
For Rent-House, Furnished.

VI Acul-LlUuSca uIul1uGus
S-~-~~S-~~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~
Sleeping porch. 1906 y. Kansas. Phone 54s6.
SINGLE housekeeping rooms. no n. Camp
bell.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished 4 room cot
tese 70 American couple. sos z Missouri
THREE rooms. bath. sleeping porch, %
oloe5 trutas, $40 1850 W
NICELY furnished home on paved street.
al convenience SIS month Phone 3o7s-
FOR RENT-Furnished 5 room modern bun
salow. Phone s2s5 W
hASTED-To rent 10 couple who will fur
nlsn board 70 owner a room house partly
furnished at Sis Sacramento St
HALF o. house two rooms. sleeping porch.
phone lights. water furnished No sick.
Phone s5SS r. 1912 Wyoming
ON Mckinley AVE room and sleeping
porch. modern in every way $50 10 respon-
sihle party Phone 52ss.
WILL RENT for the summer desirable five
room furnished home TO responsible people
without children Close in on car and iitne
lines Phone 1855 or 1851.
ELEGANTLY furnished six room house, d.
ano, large sleeping porch. on paved street
close In. TO reliable couple. Very reasonable
summer rate. Inquire this evening, as
owner leaves in morning 11o5 z. Nevada St
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW-soOO TULARO.
SA-ON CORNER
rive rooms. basement, heating plant, hard
garage and storage room Completely fur
nlshed- $50 per month
james l. Mari & Company
So4 San Antonio St Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED.
Modern Close In Three and four rooms
Reasonable rates.
BINKLEN APARTMENTS
$40 Epson avenue. Close in New Modern.
-Four rooms Private porch.s GARAGE with
apartments Reasonable rates
SYLVIA APARTMENTS.
River and Ochoa- Walking distance. New
modern lFe room apartment Sleeping
porch Garage with apartments
LAMBETH APARTMENTS.
1874 Jpson avenue Elegant large four
room apartment Modern $50
ST. REGIS APARTMENTS
close in Furnished and unfuruishel
Special summer rates
james T. Mari Company.
90 san Aatouio 81 Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
Business Chances.

500 NEN ROOM frame house, sleeping
porch large corner lot paved sidewalk.
phone car line and county road Good place
Tor chickens aad cows with shed and well
fenced You cannot find another bargain
like this Phone 49, Address l. Z. Wool
vington. r. F. d. No J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

FOR SALE-An up-to-dste stock Of general
merchandise consisting Of the most part Of
staple articles. including dry goods women's
and children-s apparel. mems clothing and
furnishing goods Business fl0urishing. Only
reason for disposal is on account OF death Of
husband address AIRS. Susan A. Moore. Co
lumbus. New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
Help Wsrted-Agents.

~~-~-~~~-~~~~~s~~~~-~-~--~ ----~-~~~~~~~--~~-~-@
HURRY. Sell Gaso-Tonic. the mystery Of
motordom. Equals gasoline at &c per gal
Ion Eliminates carbon Dollar an hour
profit Sales guaranteed Beware OF imi-
tators- Gaso-Tonic stands alone. Has no
equal. Chemists baffied at its composition
Details free. The White Mfg. Co Dept. 20,
Cincinnati. O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Money to Lean.
MONEY TO LOAN or good inside business
property. : per cent interest a. P Coles Z
Bros 2o2 y. Oregon
IS 10 $50 LOANED honest employees With
out security also furniture oWnerH keeping
house Cheapest rates Easiest payments.
Confidential Quick satisfactory service
Drake. 2o1 Roberts-Banner Bldg
PLENTY OF MONEY TO loan on dairy stock.
horses. mules. rooming house furnishings,
automobiles or any approved security at cur
rent interest rates Notes bought and sold.
Quick action and confidential dealings at
SIS Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Wanted-ReaI Estate.
WANTED : Or > ROOM COTTaCF ~, "
.--llAs - from 90 1900 block on easy
terms Phone $3.50
WASTED TO Buy FOR CASH or : room,
HFl,.N mouse, possession wanted within e.
weeks T. r. w. rare Herafd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
Situations Wanted-FemaIs.

~ --Trv- ~ '->'-~N-~~~>----~---~~~~--~
hANAED-Lace curtains TO wash. Phi 5g7s.
COLORED, first class chudrens' nurse.
wants place In town or out SO n. St. Vrain.
\ 1OJNG lady wanted position OF anv
hInu- Fnone 1856 Call room 8.
MIDDLE AGED nurse would Ike 10 take
City reference Phone 647e
HhiAE woman wants permanent position
as cook and housekeeper. can give ,-o9f
written references Address les Chihua hra
-, apartment No g. Mrs J. E MARTINEZ.
EDUCATED. capable widow. desires posi-
stvu -a househeeper or companion No OBJ
etSfe9. References given and required. Ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

WANTED-Machinist 81; ledgerwood skid
der foreman, lumber grader $2-2J. lumber
checker %. carpenter So millwright 500 o
Zimmerman. bloeksetter So edgerman So
blacksmith 50, track foreman SEQ We
constantly receiving calls for skilled lum-
bermen from the best companies throughout
the country Rapides Employment Bureau,
Alexandria la.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

For Rent-Houses UNFINISHED.
-%~~~~-~~~-~-~-~-~ ---~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~----~~
FOR REs IS room modern 24ls san Jose
4 FOR RENT-New four room house. East E
Paso. can 1897 san Antonio ST
| FOR RENT-BungaIow. Phone a1e5 or apply
/ 400 wyoming
4 FOR RENT-Five room house in Highland
PARK s.2-5o per month sheers Lazenoy Go.
I MODERN room cottage. 80 Angs. Phone
ISIS J.
WANTED-Cast off clothing. all kinds,
magazines- Phone salvation Army
HALF house rooms. light. water and bath.
Sll-5o lol7 wyoming Phone 1883 WI.
| THREE room cottage for rent. information
Phone Ass J.
HALF OF house furnished or unfurnishsd
1 ciese IN on Montana, permanent IN lsot w.
FIVE room house. modern. s2s-5o. 1o3 No
BILE Phone $50.
FOR RENT-ss0s Alameda Ave. rooms. 2
baths, large lot Phone 1851 J. or 2sS- w C.
Porter.
NEW bungalow near Alta Vista school 4
rooms and glsssed in sleeping porch, SO
FIVE room house with sleeping porches
Tor two families. East E Paso. Inquire w
n Carl. Phone s.
FIVE room bungalow. screened in sleeping
porch. reasonable to right party. No sick or
children Phone 592S-
FOR RENT-3 room house on Montana, two
fuil lots Nice place Tor chickens and cow
Cheap rent Phone 7sSs W
FOR RENT-Cnfurnished large living. din
ing room. kitchen. bath front and back
porch. clean. cool room. close in. rent reas-
enable sos Nevada St
NEW five room bungalow. basement. heat
ing plant. sleeping porch glassed in. builtin
features. sidewalks and paved street, Man
haitian Hts VIII lease 10 small family to
5 years. $40 per mo Owner z II. Griffith.
Phone 655-
FOR RENT BY R. z. LYONS.
1899 Nevada, rooms .-----.... $500
1907 Fl Boulevard. 6 rooms ---.------ $500
SlS Lawton, R. unfur- apt--..---- s5-ye
az y Ange. 3 room flat--.----.--.-. 200
Polk Ave. rooms ------.--- 900
I117 y Fl Paso. . r fur. fat 4e-5g
Phone Tor list furnished houses and apis
1905 Arizona. rooms. heating plant
hardwood floors. south front new. Sfo-o %
2f5 lirandview. rooms and s. P--.--- $500
1909 block Arizona 4 rooms and 5. P $50
fO6 Grandview. rooms and 5. p $50
$50 Texas, rooms and S. P--------- 5000
40 Silver. 4 rooms and S P newly
decorated throughout. --.---.------ 1I-51
1928 Rivera. 3 rooms bath and 5. P 1900
1923 Ohio, 9 rooms. bath and 3 P---- $50
Raynor & Frutas. Z rooms, hardwood
floors and s. P..-.-..--.----- $500
1875 Rampant. rooms ana = P------ 5000
Furnished Houses.
goo Tularosa, rooms ana garage
1870 Magoffia. 8 rooms. ? S. P. two
baths. plano. -luN-u0
1881 Ohio. rooms $ P. and garage $500
Ask TO see our list We have nanny others.
Courteous and prompt service
James 4. Mari & Company.
Rental Specialize
500 San Antonio, Phone f55o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

ness
a paying grocery store on Piedras street.
Two specially close in rooming houses
Some new stocks Of goods for trade.
= choice lot In French addition at a sac.
rifirc-
some fine ranches
Some extra fine Pecos valley farms and or
chards-
J. :. CrOzier.
Phone 1851 Room Il Stevens Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
Help Wanted-Aseuts.

SILL The Meltless Icecioth. big profit. uu-
sold goods returned T. E. Mfg. Co.. Calves
ton
ANENIS-NeW game for cigar stores. bar
Der shops, etc Easy big seller. Particu-
,@rs Iree- United salesboard Co. Trenton.
n J.
ICE BILLS reduced - -Tu.- 1-bU--Tre- T7iIi,.
hlcth- guaranteed regular size Soc post
paid; 100 per cent Co agents. manufactured
y 'napTaan Co.. SO 1897 Dwight Bldg.
Kansas CITY $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOT SIS.
Vel furnished five room house
1l03 Nevada street, TO September
1st- possibly longer Summer rates
$50 per month
Three room furnished house on
Grama street in T. Fl Paso. $50
per month
Five room apartment With large
sleeping porch. E. Boulevard. ss5
per month.
UNFU FINISHED HOUSES
Seven room house 917 Noble street.
$50 per month
-Four room house on Lee street.
SZ5 per month.
Five room frame house san Antonio
and Lee streets. S25 per month
Five room house eeI7 DuraEno
street, SIS per month
-Four room modern apartment 1915
E Boulevard. So per month
Broaddus & LeBarOn.
Phone 1855
Real Estate and Insurance
e09-2I0 First Natl. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
Wanted-Mouey.

= ---~--~--~-~~-~~~~
Al hD-Io borrow $500 for two or
-Eree years on an s section ranch. Phone
300. address Owner 1901 T. Rio G-aude
s. ~ Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
Seeds.

>-~----~-~-~---~~-------~
SUDAN GRASS FOR COVER CROPS
Makes quicker more and better hay or for
age Thrivcs iu hot dry weather Pure in
s1cctcd. redeemed seed. 10 pounds SL-5. -
lbs s.. so lbs S.. 100 lbs $3.50. orders
filled day received B. E. Miller. Carlton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

MR. LAUNDRY MAN
Here is your chance TO get q laundry
in FL Paso- VIII prove 10 YOU
what it is making See US at once
FOR PARTICULAR
Mr. Hughes.
James l.. Mari & Company
Phone 1850 S04 San Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

4 room unfurnished apartment, SIS
and $3.50 per month. 1 partly fur
uishec room apartment $50.
clean newly papered and paved
street, well ventilated. good neigh
borhood.
Bailey Land Co.
s06 Mesa Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
Waufed-BidG

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NANIED-Bids on new heating plant re-
moval OF old boilers L. F. Maxwell. Craw-
ford theater.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Wanted-MisceIIaneous.
>~-~~~--~--------------
MACHINERY -Sout hwestern Wreclzing Co
WANTED-To buy adding machine Please
phone National Sales Co. Phone an
BIG PRICE paid FOR old furniture and
stoves in exchange for new. Phone 1106.
Foutz. FOoshee Co
WANTED-Second hand soda fountain.
cheap, cash or terms. Apply Manhattan
Grocery Phone 17qS
WANTED ALL KINDS Of second hand fur
nlturc and office supplies We exchange new
furniture Tor old Get our prices first. IL
will pay you
Pierce Furniture Co.
3le Texas st Phone 2Ols
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
Wanted to Rent.

REFRIGERATORs, new and second hand.
on payments Foutz. Fooshee Co.
WANTED 10 rent for couple or room
house. glsssed IN sleeping porch. furnace.
near jitnc. not over s35. Phone 4467.
WANTED-To take care OF home for sum
mer. father and son and daughter. No
children First class references VIII pay
small rent Phone $50.