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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
Help Wanted-Male

Help Wanted-Male
Fall a Mitchell Employment Agency
eos san Francisco St
WANTED-Putty GLACIERS. sheehan- Hack
ley Co. 1901 Texas St
BOY wanted with wheel. Apply C. II. q $
A dispatches office
YOUNG man wants position driving truck or
private car Phone 6214W-
TWO good Ford mechanics. Apply Marker 3
Yonge-
WANTED-First class automobile washer.
Apply 412 Mills St
GONZALEZ-AVINA & Co.
Labor agents; orders given prompt attsn-
ton P. o. Box AZ $50 5. Fl Paso 81.
go ACRE HOMESTEAD-Best valley land
near FL Paso. New Mexico Room 8. 200 =
Mesa Ave Raffety-
WANTED-A live collector and solicitor
for ms and Old Line Insurance Co. 41s- j.
Trust Bldg
BECOME detective: inexperienced appli-
cauts everywhere. write BertillOn Secret
Service Institute. Chicago.
REGISTERED druggist with some cash 10
take interest in modern drug store opening
Feb /. Fl Paso- Address p 45, care Herald
EARN SIS WEEKLY spare time, writing for
newspapers. magazines. Exp. unnec.; details
free Press Syndicate. 345. St Louis. No
MEN-Our illustrated catalogue explains
how we teach the barber trade quickly;
mailed free Moler Barber College, F.
Worth. Texas
WANTED-At once good coatmsker. also
a pants and vest maker who understands
cleaning and pressing. II. Donkiewicz, Tu-
cumcari. New Mex
HUSTLERS-s2O 70 $50 made weekly dis
tributing circulars. samples. lacking signs.
etc. Advertisers National Agency. Dept Z
80, Chicago.
WANTED-Good truck gardener. Chinese OF
japanese preferred. 10 work ranch shares
500 bearing fruit trees; splendid market
Write Ben Chavez. Hillsboro. New Mexico
WANTED-RAILWAYM MAIL CLERKS. SO
10 $3.50 month. Fl PasO examination Feb To-
sample questions free Franklin Institute.
Dept s65B, Rochester. y Y.
EXPERIENCED English speaking Mex
citizen OF L. 5. desires position as foreman
On ranch or any other job; best OF refer
ences- 4 a. care Herald
WANTED-Experienced double entry book
keeper; state salary expected; give refer
ences. age. state OF health and fun partic-
Ulars. Address II. care Herald.
RAILWAY mail clerks wanted. $500 first
yea. Promotion 10 $500 Examinations Feb.
cient with my coaching Write Tor free
booklet QG 632 and full information Earl
Hopkins. Washington. D c
THE WAY To GET A GOVT. JOB u
through the Washington Civil Service school.
We prepare you and you get a position or
we guarantee to refund your money Write
TO Earl Hopkins, president. Washington. d.
9, for book FIX s52, telling about 2s2.29
Govt positions with lifetime employment.
short hours, sure pay. regular vacations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
Wanted-ReaI Estate.

HANE purchasers for four TO six room
house What have you. Addrcss A. Sanchez
10 Morgan bldg.
WANTED bug from owner. one lot for
store building ou Boulevard. east Of Flor
ence St Must Doe cheap Tor cash Phi 1896
WANTED 10 buy from owner. building site
desirable location give fuli particulars. Ad-
dress G, care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
Wanted-Board and Rooms.

WANTED-BOa I'd and room for young girl
in private family; references required. Ad-
dress - care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
Situations Wanted-Female.

OiIUduUu3 " dnItU-f CmdIes
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PRACTICAL nurse Phone 5S5uJ; references
TELEPHONE girl wishes position in office.
Phone 1878
COLORED girl desires position ia apartment
house. cooking or houseworl. Eta Cay hard-.
lis 4th St. room ,.
OFFICE work Of any kind can use type
writer; willing TO begin on reasonable salary
Address 1880. care Herald
\ WOMAN. healthy. intelligent and practi-
cal wishes q good paying position in or
out Of city. cooking not desired Address -
f. A. care Herald.
BY WOMAN Of ability. character and expe-
rience. position as city saleswoman or trav-
cling mo house TO house, for reliable firm
NO other need apply: reference furnished
Write r. 40 care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
WantedAReaI Estate.

WANT To TRADE Il Paso lots for small
cottage in Cloudcroft- y NJ
ALTURA SAILS Co,
phone 400 -06 y stanton 81.
WANTED-Bungalow Of . or rooms in
good location and not far out Please state
full particulars. giving name OF street.
Lewis. p %. box s.
LAND WANTED NEAR colt MBJS. y. VI.
VIII trade room house, 5000 renting
FOR s25 monthly
HAWKINS BROS.
s and : Morgan bldg. Phone 500
RANCH LAND WANTED
Have piece Of income property in p Faso
renting for $3.50 monthly. viii take one
third in trade in land Price $4,000
HAWKINS BROS,
and Morgan bldg. Phone 2S0e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
Wanted HeIp-FeraIe.

WANTED-Parlor girl Potter CONNECTION
cry Co
ENGLISH speaking Mexican girl to cook;
family three Phone lis4-
GOOD Mexican woman for general house
work. well recommended. cannot stay nights.
Tel 5t-9-
WANTED American woman for
general homework Apply at office 215
Texas St
Earn So weekly spare time. writing. Tor
newspapers magazines exp unnec-: details
free Press Syndicate. 49,. St Louis No
WANTED-English speaking Mexican girl
for general hOusework- Call 1913 Z. Rio
Grande-
WANTED-FIrst class Mexican woman 10
cook for small family good wages. must ba
good cooS and speak English Apply So7
Mesa Phone $50
WANTED-Competent woman for cooizing
and d, uscwork Tor small family: must stay
nights, references. Gail between 10 and =
No J. Carusso apis. phone 5ee7.
WANTED-Lady TO solicit very few calls
daily. This BE- not house 20 house. II tinid
don't waste my time. Call 20 10 morn
ing. apartment :. virginia MS y. Oregon
EARN MONEY at home addressing envelops
and mailing circulars. spare time. particu-
lars for stamped envelope. Address Success
Supply Co. 1870 Belmont av-. Chicago. Ill
AMBITIOUS PERSON may earn SO TO se5
weekly writing for newspapers during spare
time az home send for particulars Press
syndicate. so. Washington, D. {
WRITE motion picture plays: $50 each: ex-
perience unnecessary, details free TO begin
ners- Producers League. @ls Wainwright,
81 Louis.
WANTED-Refined young lady who speaks
French fueutly TO SIT with invalid several
afternoons and evenings week, references
required Phone 1914 after 10 a m and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
Legal Notices.

Legal NodceS.
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E PasO. Texas Jan 1871
CALLED BONDS
Notice is hereby given that the following
bonds are called for February lst 1917 on
which date interest will cease
FL PasO Public School bonds. series
Nos. . Nos I TO 30. ...---.- $50 900 90
Supplementary CITY Hall and Jail
Bonds bear date Of February 1st. 1888 and
being optional after Is wears are hereby
called for payment and cancellation at the
Chemical National bank. New York citv or
civ treasurer's office. e. Paso Texas
Q A Kline
Ire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
ANSWERS TO HERALD ADS

The following list Of uncalIed Tor answers
&c Herald Want Advertisements are now be-
ing held for delivery at The Herald business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
Furniture Wanted.

Furniture Wanre0.
goods Z. IL. STERCHI. 545 Myrtle Phi 81
WANTED-For spot cash. furniture Of all
kinds We pay more. Schaffer's Furn- tx
change. 81. Z san Antonio. Phone 1872
Wanted to Rent
WANTED-To rent By reliable party. two
or three unfurnished rooms FOR Light house
keeping Address e25. care Herald
WANTED-To rent or room unfurnished
modern house with garage and servants
room. bungalow preferred Phone 1888
WANTED rent or room furnished
bungalow near Fl Bliss car line bE Feb J.
address A. care Herald
WANTED rent az once by couple with
one child three or four uufurnished rooms
Phone 4ls0H-
WANTED--To rent. improved farm on coun-
y road between Fl Paso and Ysle,a: expe-
rienced farmer. good references Address
G i. care Herald
WANTED To RENT-Busiuess location on
san Antonio. e PasO 81 or Mesa ave. very
large place not needed Address y -. care
Herald
WANTED-To rent by Feb OF before
part Of furnished or unfurnished bungalow ,
or apartment as near : w shops as pos
sible Phone 6Ss3.
LOCAL merchant desires % negotiate fo- ,
long terms downtown lease for spring %:
1918 Requires first floor space approx
ment. Address p 80 care Herald
.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20

For Rent-Apartments Furnished
Z IN HONE-Tvvo rooms. bath and large
l sleepiTg porch; no sick or cnllcren' ca-4
mornings. l515 y Campbell
For Rent-Apartments Unfurnished.
3 and 4 room apis. IN the
hammer Court. corner or
Texas 81 and Alameda ave; ev-
cry modern convenience; under
lease 50 and $50 heat S5-uu-
DAVIS BROS.
Jos Texas. Phone rs
For Rent-HouSes Furnished.
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galow- lS-l Arizona
= J
Club 1907 Mountain Ave.
FOR sALE-Beautiful new furniture. room
house for rent 70 purchaser Phone 469--
SALVATION ARMY viii can for cast of
clothing. magazines. papers. furniture
Phone 1855
FOR sALE-Furniture OF . room house;
VIII sacrifice for c6sh. an leaving the city
also house for rent Phone lsl5W-
FOR sALE-New furniture OF room bun
ral0T. basement. garage. house for rent u
purchaser. Phone 6s96M-
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.
S~c~---~-~-~~~-~----- --~-~@-----~-~-----~
ROOM brick. sleeping porches; furni-
ture Tor sale s-ol Grand ave
SMALL ADOBE house. barn. corral 41Os
clifton ST. Phone 55esW-
OUR CREDIT system is the best Phi 1898
HOME II RNiTt RE co, III y stanton St
FOR RENT room house with sleeping
porch on q acres on county road Phone
; ROOM COTTAGE. -0l5 Atlanta ST. $3.50.
CASSIDY a MEL. Phone geo
FOR RENT-Four room house. bath, pantry
and sleeping porch eeI7 Savannah 81 /
block from Highland Park car line
FOR RENT By X T. LYONS
/, @al W Rio Grande, I'm unfur- fat $50
Nundy ave. I'm fat. furu- $40
sale. $40; fiat 20 rent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
FOR RENT
Completely furnished modern bungalow.
five rooms. sleeping porch and garage on
Montana street. close 20 Cotton Avenue SIS
per month
UNFINISHED.
551I Frutas Street rooms ---.---. $3.50
JAMES l. MARR & COMPANY.
eos san AntonIo St. Phone $3.50
For Rent-HOusekeeping Rooms
Furnished.
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EOU>EhEEPlNG suite 7o7 Mesa ave
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. soc \. oregon
HOUSEKEEPING and bedrooms. 81 Myrtle.
GARAGE with living rooms above. or viii
rent separately 9OS Mesa ave Phone 5s-6W-
HOUSEKEEPING room. sac L. San An
tonic So; no children
HALF OF furnished bungalow FOR rent Call
1914 Wyoming
ONE NICE large housekeeping room. close
in. slf ms y FL Paso-
TWO NICE front housekeeping rooms. Ph-
FURNISHED room and Housekeeping rooms.
1881 + Boulevard. Phone $3.50
TWO room furnished housekeeping suites;
white people only 1919 East oveiand-
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping 81
south Virginia Phone 500
COMFORTABLY furnished rooms; walking
distance; permanent couple Phone 1889.
FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping
and sleeping rooms; rent reasonable 2110i1
Texas Phone 4l06J-
For Rent-HOusekseping Rooms
Unfurnisked.
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished one room with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20

HIGH CLASS Statesmen
Something new; exclusive territory fo-
producers"
AFTERNOONS 800 TRUST BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20

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FOR SALE-Undivided half interest in min
ing claim in MogoliOn. y. " For infOrma
tion apply GIL Mesa ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
For Rent-Apartmsnts Unfurni.hed.

and 4 room apis. IN the
new hammer Court. corner OK
Texas 81 and Alameda ave. eF-
cry modern convenience under
lease 50 and $500 heat $500
DAVIS BROS.
10s Texas Phone rs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20

Special Notices.
STOVE MAN Phone 1878.
YOUR mattress renovated. s175 up: carpets
clealed- Erwin Mfg Co. phone ITO
HAIR SWITCHES AND CURLs made from
combings- Mrs LLOYD Phone 1881
GET your fertilizer early: large load, $3.50.
oellyered anywhere in city Phone 204s.
THE only steam carpet cleaners. SKIP rugs.
81 Acme Mattress & Feather Co. Phi 1871.
NEW GOODS given for old. Phone 1893.
HONE FURNITURE CO., III y Stanton St
CARPENTER will figure new or repair work
-porcnes and garages speciality Phi 6sls-
WOOD-CALL 67oI. Oak. pine. mesquite
Tor all purposes We always have plenty OF
II; pine kindling. &C Prompt delivery
WANTED-To do crochet and embroidery
work guaranteed: prices reasonable. Miss
Cox. zl2 Herald; phone I7S2.
SEWING MACHINES new Standard ana
New Home. SO We rent machine $3.50 u
month Schaffer's Furn. Exchange ST. Z.
san Antonio Phone 1892.
FREE DIRT.
feet west Of J. o. O. r. building ". u.
Laughlin. Herald office.
ALL KINDS hauling done cheap: dirt or
fertilizer furnished; moving a specially.
fhone 5i5lJ-
TEACHER of piano will give lessons in the
home where there are two or more pupils:
beginners must specially; references availa-
Bile. reasonable terms. Phone 1926
WOULD YOU GAMBLE So in an excep-
uonal Oklahoma oil proposition II you could
get square deal2 We want red blo0ded pe0-
pie Write Scully Oil Development Co. Gas
bldg. Denver. Colo.
NOTICE
Fl Paso. Texas. Jan. 10. 1917. We the
undersigned. doing business as partners IN
der the firm name Of the American Lauu-
dry Co. AT Fl Paso. Texas. have this day
by mutual consent. dissolved. a 6 Carroll
having transferred and assigned his one
half interest in said business TO NJ l.
Means, who viii from this date conduct said
laundry under the same name and who viii
pay all debts due by said firm and collect
all debts due 10 said firm.
\ s CARROLL.
II l. MEANS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20

WORTH Sj0O0-One o. the best small tran
-ient hotels ia the city always full; worth
80H huf can De bought 81 taken IN the
nez- fcw days Tor 5000 $1,000 cash bal $50
Fer month"; owner leaving the city P c.
TurI-, ft--office eos Herald bldg Phone
1-eI. Ef-sW-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
For Rent-Apartmsnss Furnished

IN HOME-Tyvo rooms. bath and large
sleeping porch. no sick or children; can
mornings. 1917 y Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20

Copyright. 1917. International News Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
HAS CONFIDENCE
IN THE BROWNS
Fielder Jones Believes He
Can Make the st Louis
Americans Show.

New York. March 1s.-Fielder Jones
has a Tot Of confidence in his 81. Louis
Brownies. and although. like most
managers. ne has declined TO make
predictions FOR them this year. ne has
bright hopes Of leading them into a
hot finish fight for position in the
American league race.
Last year the mad rush % the
Browns which lifted them into fourth
place set the Mound City afire- St
Louis fans We're Wild while the Browns
were on their rampage. and the fight
ing spirit that enabled them to bat
and finally finish a good fifth. but six
points behind the Yankees has not
been forgotten
Baseball men i'm general are united
i'm tbs. belief that the American league
race this year VIII he as hot as Il was
in 1916. and the Browns are going TO
lind plenty Of opposition in their
fight for first division finish. That
they can win the pennant is doubtful,
figuring on the class OF the White SOx,
Tigers, Red SOx and Yankees. but they
have chance. and il Is always good TO
remember that stranger things have
happened
The problem Fielder Jones viii prob
ably spend the most time in trying to
solve this spring will be with his in
ueld. He has recruited new talent 10
bolster the Browns inner circle. and If
one Of three players comes up to ex-
pectations the strength OF Jones's club
Will be greatly increased
IL is more than likely that Jimmy
Austin may decorate the bench most
of the time this summer If Gene
Pauiette proves himself capable OF
holding down an infield job. Paulette
is a first baseman. secured from the
Memphis club of the Southern AssO-
citation. and Jones plans to play him
on the initial sack and use George
Sisler elsewhere on the infield. which
viii no doubt force Austin into the
background if the plan works out
Sisler is the most versatile player in
baseball today. He stars anywhere
they put him. and Jones is confident
that he can depend on this Sisler lad
20 play third in Austin's place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
FELDNAN TEAM
LOSES To CORPS
Quartermaster Team Vic
itors in Game at Georgia
Baseball Field.

II a snappy practice game at the
Georgia baseball grounds Sunday after
noon the Feldman City league team was
defeated by q club from the quarter
masters department of the United
States army by a score Of six to four
The contest was well played during the
entire nine innings. the superior hitting
o. the quartermaster team being the
deciding issue.
It proved an excellent tryout for both
clubs. the players injecting considera-
bic snap and pepper into the game.
Several members of the quartermaster
team WOoIlen, Longmyre. French and
Gallegos are former city league players.
Ross started the scoring in the third
inning for the quartermasters when he
singled over second. James sacrificed
himto second. and LOnEmyre singled
20 left. scoring Ross Campbell got a
base on balls and French was safe
when Bunson dropped Browns throw.
Bennett doubled to left. scoring Camp
fagzHH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
MUSKOPF DROPS
RUDDY IN SIXTH
Hamilton Takes Knockout
Punch and Cullins Bests
Battling Dovish

Buddy Hamilton was not strong
enough 10 stand up with Harry Mus
kopf when that pair rattled in the
windup bout OF the Army theatre card.
Saturday afternoon. Leastwise. he
was taken down suddenly by a right
cross 10 the jaw in the sixth round
and took the count. None Of the four
bouts went the scheduled pace
Until the fourth round was almost
through, the scrap between Battling
DOvish and Battling CUllins was al
most a nip and tuck affair with Cul-
Inns a little in the lead Dovish busted
his hand trying To break through Gull
Inns guard. with the result that he
was forced TO quit the bout. CulIins
showed 10 better advantage ana looked
more like a regular scrapper on Satur-
day than in all OF his previous con-
tests here
In the opening event. Jack Castle
was the winner by slipping over the
sleep punch to put Young Bud out OF
the game in the third round BarstoH
won the other contest because la
Blance broke his hand early 10 the
game and was forced TO stop
Although the soldiers didn't har. 81
~ house. que probably tu the quar-
milne now in force. lemire save the
ans = good Kun for their money,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
RED SOX BEATEN
BY 23D OUTFIT.
Ell Paso Club Unable To
Trim Co E and Lost
Session, 9 to 3.

Company +. 33rd L. = Infantry
copied "a FASTENING session from the
- PaSO Red SoN sunday with thu
soldiers four runs ina the lead when
The ninth inning rambled through. The
final score was TO ..
The pitching of COrbett and Farkas
was good Tie Sox scored two runs in
the third and one run IN the fourth
firth and seventh frames Company Z
counted Two in the first three i'm the
third one iu the fifth and wound up
in the ninth with another trio of
markers Lieut. Catron umpired tn
came
The hueups.
Red SoN-COuneI- ,- Doueilv. ID.
Kimban. I o. Murphy. 2 h- smith. s. s
Nismore. . Peak r. f. Bcrnitz. J {
Nahn. 2
Company E-kaufmeu. e.. Hleiue.
boz Corheft- Farkas p- Iordou. o.
Benjamin, %. Georgia. s. s. ConklIn.
: = Wlthead, ! l. Camo. Z I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
COACH SIGNS;
TEACH FOOTBALL ONLY

Eugene. Ore. March 1s-Coaeh Hugo
Bezdek. who built up the University OF
Oregon football machine that the beat
OF the University of Pennsylvania team
At Pasadena New Years day, has been
rehired by the Athletic council OF
Oregon TO teach football only In
previous years Bezdek had charge. OF
all athletics during the school year.
Under the new arrangement he will
coach the football team for three
months. and for this service will re-
ceive $1,000 from the student body and
$500 from the university His former
salary was SS.5o0 for the entire year.
The change was made in order to allow
the coach 10 attend Chicago University.
where he viii resume his medical
studies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
FLORIDA HAS GOOD
BOY GOLF MATERIAL,

Tampa, Fla. March 19.-FIorida &c
not behind the rest OF the country in
producing the boy golf prodigy Wben
me FLORIDA golf championships is IL
eioed at the Florida Golf club. A1rT1
liz half dozen precocious IoI1ne =
sters VIII try to grab the crown now
worn BY James z. Harnett F'IoriJ,
Soontry club. formerly an Algonauin
Last year the champion was forcss
20 play a wonderful game to 5efest
y year old star in the final roI,1,5
ana thls year he appears to be in 60
more OF this sort of Opposition ~
ls IN good form, however. as he 1ro,-e5
Rhen he won the GaspariIls chan
plonshiD in February The coming CO..
sSst IS open only to bona-fide residents
Football captains or almost eya,,,
iserslty team in the country ssa,5,
70 De IN hearty favor or nU1berin--
ne payers Harvard has seen III 70
agree with the majority. which n-obo
aoIy VIII fix the matter all right
Browne's decision 70 make a LEGAL
! II lor the Darcy match will please
the legal fraternity almost as mTcb
covering - re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
WINDS
Up IN DISPUTE
Durango Club Forfeits To
Laurels, 9 to O, After
Row Commences.

a lively baseball session at the nigh
school stadium Sunday morning wound
Up in a dispute. with the rsult that the
Durango team forfeited TO The LaureIs.
9 10 %.
The score was to in The ninth
frame. with the Durango club on the
long end AIeason hit out two
sacker and Bakerf oIIowed with a
sacked and Baker followed with a
toned The two umpires couldn't ar
rive AZ a decision and the game ended
in "a dispute.
The lineupS follow
Durango-Willy. - Arsmaudo ~
Chemms, + h. SsDara. . L. Armendariz
s. Mesa, Z Francisco. ] T. John T.
i-durels-Bakcr. e. Measou. %. Gar
~ti- ! b. MART. %: Cordova g d.
i'N ser s. o'heefe. T. Make. c. NeI-
son. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
Everyone Needs a Tonic to
Withstand the RigOrs Of Winter

me rlgors OF winter are unusualIv
severe on the average system, and II
IS Just now that assistance is needa5
a lew bottles Of 5. s. S. win do Won
oughly cleansing and Durifv,i5., ~,
nlOod and putting the entir system in
l.p-Iop condition II will improve your
appetite. and by .creasine vOur slIn-
ply o. rich. red blood throughout the
cremation, new life and vigor will
AXE the place of that weak and GOOD
for nothing feeling. .
: : $ Is sold by druggists everv-
where. who viii tell you that it has
years and is thoroughly reliable val
liable books and free medical advice
can be had by writing 10 Swift Spe-
clfic Co 80 Swift Laboratory At
lanta, acknowledgements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19

Innings pitched-By Fisher >. by Gillette
:. oy Ross >, by Toland 4 Hits-Off Fisher
:. off Gillette / off Ross > off ToIs1d Z
Two base hits-Wingo. Bennett o. Home
run-Longmyre- Stolen bsses-Waldecrz. Car
oerrE 90. Longmyre. Campbell Bennett
Ross. Sacrifice hits-Jamcs. French. Gala
COS Struck out-By FISHER Z, uy Gillette Z
ny Ross :. BY Tolsnd .. First base on called
1alls-O1 Fisher ;. or Ross =. off Toland /
hit ~ pitched balls-By Fisher (Campbsll1
by Gillette Baker. First base OF errors
feidinan 3 D. G n 3. Left on bases-FAId
man 8. D G NJ s Double plays-Bennett 70
-2-e5- Umpires-Curran and Preston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
A Few Bottles of S. S. S.
VIII Thoroughly Tone Up
the Entire System.

heeping well and in thorough pb,s-
cal trim is simply a matter of rss;s4-
ihs olsease to which the system is SUB
You can readily see therefor .b,
Importance Of keeping the svsre,,, II,
proper condition, strong and vigorous
and nee from all tanner Of impuri-
Fu1e blood IS the first essential 10
source OF all vitality. Keep your blood
absolutely free from all impurities
and your health is assured.