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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
WEATHER
ERSMARKET.
Corn Eases Off But Oats
Firm on Signs of Liberal
Export Demand.

Chicago ill.,. Oct lS-AIuch colder
weather predicted for tonight tended to-
day 90 ease the corn market The lower
teuporatures were looked upon as help
ins 20 put tho crop into good condition
for quicker shipping than the prevailing
warmth and moisture allowed
II tho late dealings. absence OF hedEiuE
Jed to an advance and so did announce
ments that the food administration would
take no action which would dlscoura GO
raising Of livestock The close was firm
at q q 3 70 2 C. net higher. with December
al 81 81 l-l55s and May SL1Its G1-111s.
Selling was not Of an aggressive char
acter- Opening quotations. which ranged
from tho same as yesterdays finish to a g
lower. with December at SI-141z 1-149t
and May at 2l-10iz 0l-10as. were followed
by moderate downturn all around and
then something OF a rally.
Signs Of liberal export business gave
frmuess 10 oats
Sharp declines in the hog market carried
down provisions PORK especially seemed
10 lack demand
subs quentiy weakness was partly over
come by denials that reduction OF hos
values SO a hundred weight had been
planncI log the food administration.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

New York. oct. 1s.-Mercantile paper.
81 percent
Sterling. so day bills. SA7Ilz; CONNER
eial 50 Gay bills on banks; SAL; comrner-
cables. SA7s ZIG.
Bar silver. Nf[ C..
Mexican dollars. 6S3sc
Government bends. steady.
Railroad bonds. irregular
Time loans. steady so days. % G5i7
percent 80 days. 81 @ So six months,
81 as
Cau money. easier High. ~ percent:
low. "a. ruling rate. SIZE closing bid
. =; offered at 3, last loan, 3
-opper-s23.5o-
Iron-No. I northern. sss-e5 5125. No.
10. SsS-75 g 5o-75; No. 4 southern, 1855
Csc: No. ? do. S47-5oG 1850.
LeaC-S7 asked
speIter-E- ST Louis delivery. SSH 9
S-121z-
Tin-Ss1 $3.50.
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng oct. 1S.-Following were
the closing quotations on the London met
Lead-spot. $50 los. futures, Ees los
SpeIter-Spot. E54- futures. $50
Sooper-Spot, E11o; futures. E11o; cleo
troiytIc. E125-
Tln-SDot. 1857 los; futures 1915
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Naci0naIes. c0c.
Mexican bank notes. state bills. Sa1so.
Mexican pesos, SIC
Mexican gold, 53is c.
Fl PasO Smelter Quotations.
8ar silver Handy & Harmon quota
dom. S4Ec.
London lead, $50 los
Pig lead, &C.
Copper. wire bar. $3.50.
MEXICAN BEANS.
Mexican beans IN wholesale lots in e
Paso, Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
5H0RTSG0VER;
STOCKS GO Up
Commission House Buying
Is Important Factor in
DAVIS Dealings.

NOTE Quotations reflect closing prices
October is
Sew York oct 1S-Short covering and
commission house buying were important
factors il todays broad and active stock
market trading sales apDroIimated 49,
600 shares
Eecurrent weakness in active specla.ties
provoked further irreEuiarity AT the open
ing Utah Copper registered an initial loss
of "a points. Mexican Petroleum feIl two
General Motors IL and bethlehem steel
one Several important rails yielded large
fractions TO "A point. There were a few
offsettinE gains, Eotab-y IN United State
Steel. Central leather and the tobacco
group. Firm tendencies set in before the
end of the first half hour
Alternate rallies and declines accom-
panied the dealings Of the morning Utah
Copper made UP its loss but soon reacted.
II sNican Petroleum strengthened and
United States Steel rsrounded IL 20
1885
There was an unusual inquiry FOR low
priced rails. notably Southern Railway
common and preferred. Rock Island and
Missouri Pacific, some Of those issues
gaining one TO Ia points. Shippings,
oils and equipments also scored marked
gains. only 10 fan hack with the general
list at noon
Liberty bonds were inactive AT $3.50
TO 1914
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

de5ted 20 the extent Of $3.50. the
tickets around and asked members OF
Schwartz started the purchase by ask
ing TO be given 80 tickets.
The application Of Norman Walker,
Associated Press correspondent. was
received
Entertainment in November.
Mr. krakauer announced that q. A.
Martin and II. r M1ClintOck had
been appointed ministers OF enteISain-
ment and that they would supervise
the amusements and entertainments
for the luncheon The first Of these
novel entertainments will be held
the early part Of November. The club
viii be divided into seven commit
tees which viii alternate in arrang-
ing the stunts"
Refer OrphanE' Home Project.
Joseph NJ Evans announced that an
orphans home was 10 be started in
Fl PasO by a number OF leading citi-
zens, who asked for the moral Cup
port Of Rotary He said the home
would be maintained by popular sub
scription- Upon motion Of AR Martin
the matter was referred TO the board
Of directors.
Nr- Winch. chairman OF the "On 10
Kansas City committee said that Ro-
tary would like to have a large
number attend the convention. Among
the members present who signified
their intentions Of going were A. F.
Ryan, Sig y. SchWabe. Robert
Krakauer. A +. Rowlands, W. II.
shelton. Adolph Schwartz and Ed
ward II. Yale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

Mexican beans in wholesale lots in e.
Paso. Sc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Eight Gents a Pound,
Retail, Fair Price For
Sugar. Saus Gopernment

San Francisco, Calf. Oct. 18.-The
food administration announced In q
telegram received by sugar manufac-
turers here today that the retail
price Of sugar in small lots in san
Francisco should be approximately
eight cents per pound. the retail
price for all western states to be
based on this figure.
As the retail price OF sugar is not
regulated by law the food admins
tration, through cooperation Of news
papers. hopes to prevent excessive
charges by informing the public what
price should be paid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Is Year Old Boy, Held
Prisoner By Germany,
Is Returned To America

An Atlantic Port. Oct. 1s.-A %
year old boy, Lucien Busiere. who
had spent three years in a German
prisoner camp, arrived here today on
a British steamship on his way 10
his home near St. Louis. The Ger
mans do not treat the French children
captives unkindly. he said, but they
are suffering from lack OF food.
Lucien showed the effects OF having
lived on a curtailed diet
In England Lucien was searched by
British authorities who said the Ger
mans had been doing successful spy
work through sending children out OF
Germany The boy, the son Of a
Missouri farmer. was captured at
Lille, where he was visiting He was
freed through the efforts OF the Red
Cross
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
DEMANDS REHEARING OF
JONES CASE: WILL ATTEND

The state. represented by district
attorney Leigh Clark. has filed a mo-
ton for a rehearing OF the habeas
corpus application OF Felix Jones'
charged with the murder OF Thomas
Lyons, Of Silver City, and granted
right to make $4,000 bail. by the
court Of criminal appeals at Austin
Wednesday.
District attorney Clark wired the
clerk at Austin Wednesday afternoon
TO file the motion for a rehearing. It
will be argued next Wednesday, when
Mr.. Clark viii be present to represent
the prosecution
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
THE COURTS.

EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS
j. r. Harper, E F. Higgins and A. NJ.
Walthall, Justices.
Reformed and affirmed-L. A.
Quarles vs. H h Hardin and J. ".
Conway. from Erath.
Reversed and Rendered-P W
Lemons VS. Eply Hardware company.
from Dawson.
Reversed and remanded-John Hib-
don vs. E j. Meyer ct al, from East
land.
Affirmed in part. reversed and rem
dered in part-West Texas Supply
company vs. J. T. Dunivan, from
Knox
tine Mercantile company. from CO.
1anche. Mrs Evie TOunEbIOOd vs.
Independent order OF Puritans, from
Taylor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains, Close
Corn-Dec-. SL15E May. sLl1A
Oats-Dec-. 5Szcs May. 601-c
Kansas City Produce. Close
Pork-Oct-, Sf2; Jan. 5000
Lard-Soy-. S23.72; Jan. S2I52.
Bibs-Oct-. S=6-65. Jan. S2I-75.
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. Ill. Oct -Butter-IIarlzct
lower. Creamery. SSiz a. SIC
Eggs-Market lower Receipts $50 cases.
Firsts, 37G 37izc. ordinary firsJs. s55z q
Soc; at mark. cases included, SIS q sc.
PotatOes-Marlet lower. Receipts 20
cars. Wisconsin. Minnesota and Michigan
bulk, $500 100; sacks. S1-e5 GL55.
Poultry. alive-Market higher. Fowls.
is = q zoe springs. 1870.
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. No. Oct. 1S-Butter-
Creamery, Il &c; Drsts. 40c: seconds. 39c:
packing. sc.
EgEs-Firsts. 361sc: seconds. sc
Poultry-Hens. zoe. ROSTERS. 14tzc.
broilers. &c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Lost and Found.

FOUSD-Jersey COW with black face
Owner phone 52s5.
LOST-ChiId's hand embroidered coat
Wednesday. near Richmond terrace. Finder
please phone 4S15R- Reward
NEW sewing machines. half price
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
113 North Stanton St.
BOST-Gold loop ear ring on smelter car
or near Mills bldg. Liberal reward Phone
5021
s. REWARD for return OF buckskin auto
tool kit and tools lost between Mesiila
and Las Cruces Oct. &. Phone 1854 OF
s1G. qO9 Mills bldg
LOSr-oue white and black. long haired
setter bird dog. named Buster. at Union
depot. s. reward will be paid 20 any in
formation leading % his recovery. p. r.
k1iczerbocker. 500 Mesa. Phone SO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Cotton Market.

New York Cotton. Close.
New York. Oct 1S.-Cotton-Futures
closed steady. oct. 2S-07c; Dec. 27.5Ic-
Jan, 27-1e: March. 1880: May. 26.sIc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Special Notices.


THE FUR RUG was not disposed Of dur
ing the festival Of the allies: anyone hold
ing Numbers can redeem them by calling
Mrs. Il p Stevenson
VELVET RUGS. sxI2. for So. See our
bargains in blankets. quilts and com
forts
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO.,
COZ 8. Stanton 81 Phone $50
BARGAINS THIS WEEK ONLY
Oae household machine, BIT .--s4- 90
One Singer machine. BIT .--------.S $3.50
one 6 drawer drophead Singer 10000
one drawer drophead SIS Singer -S25.o 90
one drawer Standard drophead- s 20 %
one s drawer drophead White I'LL -
Come in and look them over; all are in
first class condition. cash or credit.
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
17- s Stanton. Phone $50
FL PASO STORAGE WAREHOUSE
PHONE 21G6
Best facilities. best service and
lowest prices FOR storage Of house
hold goods trunks. etc Phone FOR
our vans or trucks
OVER $500 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Lost and Puunh.

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THIS STORE viii save you money on
quilts. blankets and comforts
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO.
207 s. stanton ST. Phone 2s02-
sTOLEN-LarEe Airedale dog. dark back
with gray marking. red legs; has small
strip torn from front Of one ear. answers
20 name OF Buster. about Il months OLD.
will give so for return. or $50 FOR con-
viction Of thief Mesquite Kennels. Mes
mite N-rrr NTnr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
YSLETA WOMAN TAKES OWN
LIFE; BODY BROUGHT HERE

The body Of Mrs. Eliza beth Saue--
mann, So years OF age, who was found
dead with a bullet wound in her head
and with a revolver at her side in heF
home at Tsleta wednesday noon. is
being held at the Peak morEue.
Mrs. Sauermanu. who. according 70
the coroner. herself inflicted the
wound which caused her death. had
been in in health for about eight
months She is survived by her huS-
hand. William Sauermann and i've
children. the eldest seven years or
Mr.. Sauermann is connected with an
automobile repair shop in Tsleta.
According TO an FL Paso doctor. who
saw the body after IL reached FL Paso.
the bullet which killed the woman. en-
tered the back Of her head
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Help Wanted-Male.

Help Wantsd-male.
Fan Mitchell Employment Agency.
.0g san Francisco st
BRIDGEMEN. pile drivers and structurai
ironworkers. Apply 5ll southwestern 6-ds-
PHYSICIAN Tor small Mexico town; ge'-
salary for right party Phone 20
YANTED-Boy for gas station Apply o's
Mesa ASS for Bush
BARBER wanted NJ once at Seventh cav
airy exchange tarber shop
WANTED-Two statesmen Apply Kepub--a
coffee Coz -lf y Stanton
NANFED-B1ys with wheels Abe De
livery 10 y. campbell
WANTED-A Eool pr-sser, steady work
and good wages Apply 'n person 10 D''-
uond Bros. @ll san F7trrI7-o 81
ALI. around mechanic. experienced with
power and mining machinery fur worS in
-rfr- state experience and salary e1-
pectri- Address X $50. care he-a-a.
SODA CLERK TO take charge Of out ot
town fountain. salary and commission .
good proposition FOR steady man IN 4.lY-
WANTED-CIeaners pressers and spot
tars- good salary. steady place The Nar1-
rnoe- pouglas. Ariz-
WANTED-Au round blacksmith; steady
place for good man. $3.50 per day Al
drass p Z Causey, Carishad, y 81
WANTED. Al Barber, guarantee SO
Wire address. Paul HoutAe, box 90 Nag
daiena. New Mex.
WANTED Competent nookkesper; must
speak Spanish and English Apply by mail
20 a. Courchesne, P.o. box t0,.
MANTED-Au experienced bookkeeper
state references and salary expected Al
dress F. b. care Herald
WANTED first class. all around baker
also good bench hand The Nesch Ba-l-
ing Co. D-ming. y II
WANTED-Boys 10 work after school
hours: splendid opportunity TO learn the
telegraph business and can earn goro
money Apply at Western Union
WANTED - LIVE SALESMAN NOT
AFRAID OF WORK; MUST COME WELL
RECOMMENDED. APPLY ID. w
PRATHER CO, EOS MESA
WANTED-A live. hustlns. rustiiuE gro
Gerry clerk. willing TO work. not afra-a
90 work overtime and willing 70 get a
raise once IN a while by deserving %. must
speak Spanish The John H May Grocery
Co. Las Cruces, New Mex
WANTED-Bookkeep and office man
capable Of taking charge OF office Of gen
eral mercantile business, location so miles
from railroad in southeastern New Mexico
good schools and churches town 500 state
age. married or single. experience, salary
and reference Write ~. care herala-
WANTED-Harness makers. week work SO
cents per hour. time and ha-f overtime
piece prices based on above price, tas-
uen able 20 make much more working
pieceworl-: working so hours per week
long job. plenty o. work. also stock saddle
makers wanted. piece work Tension Bros
Saddlery Co, Dallas, Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
GERlIAN SHELLS.

--------N =. III
Destroyed the house CT President
Poineare, three years ago today, Oo-
tober Is. 1919.
Find a victim.
REBUS.
A European country.
YESTERDAYS ANSWERS.
Upside dozen n clothes.
Churchill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Financial

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FOR detailed report on Verde Comhina-
tion property located IN jerome. Arizona.
address s. f. box 60, Wall Street branch.
New York
CHARTER OAK ranges snd heaters on
payments.
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.,
lis North Stanton ST.
Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
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SMALL roominE house for sale; a bar
gam sos Texas ST.
BOOMING house. sI554 5. e Fas0. Phone
EIGHT room roominE house. cheap rent;
long lease II desired: money maker; real
bargain Phone 500
WANTED-To trade rooming house. a.
ways full. for a home.
\. 4. BROWN Co.
s0I Two Republics BIDS Phone e5S9-
HOTEL and boarding house cheap. - %
80 people in 10 rooms; including chicken
house. horse and large yard; want $500
cash address J. SIS. care Herald
DISHES at bargain or payments.
UTZ-MOORE II RSITURE co.
113 North Stanton 81.
BOOMING house. viii trade Tor home.
Phone ASS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
HERBERT FOUNTAINE.

Funeral services for Herbert Foun-
tame, 90 years ago. who was run down
and killed by a street car Tuesday
evening. viii be held from the Peak
undertaking chapel this afternoon at
o'clock. Burial VIII be in ConcOrdia
cer1erarr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Employment Agencies

EITCTTT ClBINETS. 81 a week 1I5 y
EnrTz-MnORE FTRNITUkE 90.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

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HAlR, moIes removed electrically. p sossAI
WIGS and toupces- H-SH- Co. ms y Kaus.
SPIRELLA corssts. Mrs Miller. Phi 1881.
LACE curtains Numbered beautifully Kra-
mer. phone 1913
MRS CHONLA's woman's exchange. I-s
n Campbell. Phone S54g-
JEWELRN repaired at very low cost
BARNETT'S-eI9 SAN ANTONIO ST
LINOLEUM in inlaid ana print. extra
good patterns or payments
FOUTZ-MOORE Fl RNITURE Co
DUOFOLD SETS in mahorauy. fumed and
golden oak. See our bargains.
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO..
81 s Stanton S. Phone 2S02
PERMANENT HAIR REMOVER-The
only treatment which viii remove perma-
nently al superfuous hair. leaving no
marks or blemish on the most delicate
skin. no depilatory or the electric needle
used. originator and sold exclusively -
Mrs. Z. u. Smidt- Gail and investigate
or write 109 Epson. Phone 2s40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Sneeial Notices.

DQeCld NOuGGS.
YOUR mattress renovated. SLT5 up. car
pes c-eaned Erwin Mfg. Co. ph. 1110.
CHIROPRACTOR, graduate NSC- Cora
Il Franson.7 DC 1909 Montana Phi 7s21W
THE only steam carpet cleaners; skis. 81.
Acme Mat. S Feather Co. phi 1871
WE pack. ship and store goods Houston
Transfer q Storage Co.
WATCH repairing. the very best.
BARNETT'S-3l9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
TRN our chicken dinner. Franklin Tav-
e-n. phone 9sfRc-
FRESH tomatoes for canning. 3i4c pound
delivered Phone 1855.
NOTICE-The Western Furniture Co. sells
furniture only; no clothing; and IS To-
Gated corner stanton and Overland ct
CAHPENTER will figure new or repai=
work, uorches and garages a speciality
MAGOFFIS FUEL co. Call 670i f5=
prices on coal and wood. any amount.
pine lindiing, Use; 5, S1o0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
For Rent-HOuses UnfurEisbed.

For Rsnt-HOuses UnfurEisbed.
-FOUR roosa house. sleeping porch. water
paid. sl2 Phone 65s4-
s5I2 WyominE. three rooms. Sleeping por1h
and garage $50 Phone 366SR-
FOUR rooms and bath So IzIs Z
Missouri Phone 1877
MODEaN brick cottage. Sleeping porch,
Grandyiew; nea- car line Phone 5o66A-
SEE CreeI d Canton. Martin b.Ggs for two
ne BUNGALOWS
Two loom hogse. yard and barn. as Ma
ae a. fhone $3.50
MODERN 4 room 0uuEaIow On Erie St
built IN features Phone fsS.J-
EOk kENT-Eour room house large porch
and shed- zoe GeorEla- Sl2- Phone -ll5J-
FOR kENT-looera room bunsaI0W IN
Goyernment bill Phone 6ss-J-
NEW GOODS given Tor old Phone 1898
HOWE II RNIEURE CO.. III y stanton
FOR RENT-FoU- room buusaiow vita
gilssed in sleeping porch; on paved street
and car line. close in Phone 66SfJ-
FRAME cottage. Grandview. near car.ine.
6as. electric lights. s'eepiug porch 81
month"; water free Phone 1898
4 ROOM brick ~ 2595 san Jose St.. close
10 school; rent $50 Phone 2lS6 after 90
pm
GROCERY store. LIVING rooms. some FIX
S.. Phone 4505J
SPECIAL THIS WEEK. $500.
For a two inch continuous post bed Your
HOME FURNITURE CO.. III y. Stanton.
FOR RENT-Nodern 10 room house. fur
mace heat. two bath rooms. EaraEe- w ~
I-aushlil's home. 1915 Montana ST. Phone
1902.
FOR RENT-NEW BUNGALOW
r country club district. near new school
$50 Phone --95 OF 6s
$3.50 Hucc0 street, rooms and g. uch $50
l-lt " II Paso. r. and sip. rch $40
1897 u lwthorue pl. rooms heat 800 SIS
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGESCY.
20 Mills bids Phone SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Wanted to Rent

Wanted to Rent
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WANTED-To rent t-o uufurH-shed house
keeping rooms. close En- Phone s4sllt-
WANTED-ro rent modern or room
bungalow Phone 49,
BOOMING hoLses can find their wants N
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
WANTED TO RENT
FIVE OR SIN ROOM APARTMENT OK
COTTAGE; RELIABLE PAkIlkS. " ILL
ING To TAKE ONE YEAR LEASE
MUST BIZ Close IN
PHONE 3106.
Wanted-BOard and Rooms
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FOUTZ-MOORE FJKNITIkE Co
Wantsd-Furnfturs-
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for furni-
ture. stoves. et.- Phone l-fA
WAITED hand ranges h-a,ers-
COOK stoves and furniture. Texas , ul--
Co. Phone f1ss-
W. WANT furniture and VIII pay spot
cash for house hold goods Of every de-
s~rlptiou- Phone and our man VIII GAIA
B-rryhIl Bros f01 TEXAS street Fh- 800
Wanted Miscellaneous.
HIGHEST price paid Tor coal sacks RIO
Crande Fuel Co. $50 s St EEsiu- IN. l5fi
WANTED-Gss range and kitchen caol-
net Phone $50
WANTED Shooting gallery. must be bar
gain for cash eau - SCUM ssnla re 81
WANTED-To by kitchen cabinet Phi
sf1lJ.
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BARNETT'>-3i9 SAY ANTONIO ST
THREE or four thousand pounds II
baardIess barley seed T. L. Wetzig, Clint.
Texas.
WANTED-VerticaI nIing cabinet. pref
erabIy with lock, tyro or three drawers j.
a Martin. jr-. Tsyah. Texas
WASTFD-I00 coal and gas ranges al
once cash or trade Phone l10s-
rot TZ-MOORE II RNITU RE- CO.
p TO so PERCENT saved on blankets.
quilts and comforts See our bargains
RIO GRASDE FURNITURE CO.,
20. s Stanton s. Phone z.--
For Rent-Houses Furnished.
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FIVE room hous=- Phone 553sW-
SMALL furnished house. Phone z9I6W-
IL NGALOss. Mckinley ave. near country
club and Fl 3 -ss- Phone $50
THREE room furnished cottage z525 San
Diego St Rent cheap
ATTRACTIYELY furnished SIX room bun
gsloy- 1871 Ariz9na St
SMALL furnished house. also light house
keeDlnE rooms Phone t1e9M
FOR KENT-Nlcelv furnished five room
bungalow two blocks OF new high school;
references required- Phone SIS or 5s4-
1913 T. Rio Grande. rooms. piano Sos
DOUGLAS c. CBOWELL AGENCY.
20 Mills bldg Phone SIS
FOR RENT-Furrtshed. modern 5 room
bungalow. steam heat. glaFsed In sleeping
porch. garage- Phone 1lIl-
FOUR rooms. bath and screened porch
furnished complete near Southwestern
shops Apply 311s Durazuo ST. or phone
COMPLETELY furnished bungai0w near
country club station and Fl Bliss; has
FURNISHED & ROOMS and sleeping porch.
$40 per month 55-s Tularos1- Phone 1872
or see o. Woods. Standard grocery
FOR RENT
one four room cottage with sleeping
porch 1919 Montana street
PHONE 6666
COMPLETELY and well furnished ncw
stone cottage. rooms. large sleeping
porch. grounds. hath. gas range. electric
Ky; healthy people only. Call 1880 FED
eraL
FOR Rent b HAWKINS BROS.
8 p brick. So Stewart ---------.----s35
5 r brick. 1921 Rio Grande -.-------.-Ss9
8 r brick. 20I3 Atlanta ..-.-.....-...S10
5 r brick. 5-08 Bliss (heal ----------S s5
20 P brick. 1880 Boulevard -sS3-59 7
List your house with Us
NEW. modern. room apartment.
Eassed in porch. ground floor.
private entrance and bath on
Fl Eouia-1-d
PHONE 1GlI-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

FOR RENT
UNFINISHED.
T.. r ES-P-. TdaIia 81 -----.. sen
5 r. B-NS-P-. Alamorordo St .--..-Ss7 so
5 R--B.NS-P, y Campbell 50. .......--f $50
5 R-R-SS-F. p Boulevard ..-.......-ss5
R-B-NS.P-. Tularosa St .........-...s55
FURNISHED
r. r. asp. $3.50 D. Boulevard $50
r.. b ESP. California ST. .--.-...-..gsl
E-.SP-& heat. Arizona st. .........-Ss5
For furnished and unfurnished apartments
O.. YOUNG. with
ANDEESON-FILLEE
50s Mesa ave. Phone t--r.
NEW FURNITURE exchange for old
PHI nos FOR
FOUTz-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

NEWLY furnished & rooms with sleeping
porch. modern bungalow. cold and hot
water. wicker and ivory furniture. Pied
ras and Wyoming. one block from conven-
BE- ices o. Five Points $50 per month Phi
e2iS or call az 1888 Bliss st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

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OUR STORE is located one door south
OF the Old Boston s-cres you can save D.
money by coming here TO furnish you
home
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO.
20- s. Stantoo 81 Phone eSal