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Evening star., 1917-10-04
Skirt Department.

IL White Pique Skirts. slightly soiled;
stylish models fastening in front with
large pearl buttons: sizes 25 to %
waist waist Measure. @ SOS each: were se.7s.
White Piqus skirts; % to % inch
Figured Pongee Silk Sport Skirt.
plated style: 27-inch waist. $12.75;
Green silk Sport Coat. gathered and
finished with wide crush girdie; 27'inch
Gold Silk Sport Skirt. with two
patch pockets: 26-ineh waist $1,000;
was $18.75.
Third door, q street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
l1th St and Pennsylvania Avenue.
The War Revenue Measure.

The conference report on the war
revenue measure was adopted by both
House and Senate without roll call.
No opposition was voiced. All conten-
tion had been stillcd at the last mo
ment in the presence of commonly
recognized duty The controlling CON
sideration at the end was that revenue
In great sum was necessary for the
governments purposes. and here, after
four months of contest and delibcra-
tion, was the bill providing it.
The measure, however, still contained
features and figures Objectionable to
many representatives and senators.
Some of them would have been glad to
see it recast. Others would have been
glad to see it recast in part. Still others
were in doubt about what really had
been done, and curious about what the
law in action would show.
As matter of fact nobody is entirely
confident as to what the measure in ar
tion will show. 1t is complicated, and
covers some new ground. Business in
terests, disturbed on other scores, are
disturbed on this score Experts have
been put to work, and their reports are
awaited with much interest
1t need be neither surprising nor dis
couraging if it shall appear that the
makers of the law were awry in some of
their calculations. In the House the
work was hurriedly done. and even in
the Senate, where time was taken, some
confusion arose over the needs of the
government, growing out of revised esti-
mates of the Treasury Department The
extent of this may be appreciated when
it is remembered that the Senate finance
committee had first in mind reducing
the House figures by two hundred mil
lion dollars, but instead, on Secretary
McAdoo's recommendation, increased
them seven hundred millions.
Both House and Senate worked lit
tie in the dark. That both worked con-
scientiously we may all believe, and that
partisanship was conspicuous by its abb
sence is plain, and cause for congratula-
tion. "Nobody was for a party, but all
were for the state" If, therefore, mis-.
takes have been made they can easily be
corrected. There is no disposition to
deny the government money sufficient
for its large purposes, or to shield any
legitimate sources of supply. And at
the regular session, beginning in De
cember, all complaints well established
should, and probably will, secure hear
ing.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
China Department.

Limoges China Chop Plata, prsttIly
decorated. Special price, tl.60.
! Imported Decorated Cake Plata. he;
3 Condsnsed MIX Jam, Dresden nat
tern. 45c each; were 91.o0.
Glass Cigarette Jar, woed eovsy.
Special price. 8Sc.
syrup Pitcher, on plata. realty dsss.
rated. Special price. t6c.
8 Decorated Meat Dishss, imported aaA
domestic ware. Special pfies. SSe each.
3 Imported Decorated Covorod Voee.
table Dishes. 7Bc each: were O, ~,
1 Aahogany.nnishsd Serving 1say.
75c; was 91.60.
l l4-ineh Jardiniers. solid grsan color:
Closing out odd pinnsTvarCWs stsii
have some very good pieces rsnaln.
ing from our closing-out sale Of din.
nerware. and the prices are % low
patronize this event,
Fifth noor. F street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Muslin Underwear Dept.

Maids White Percale Dresses,
belted waistline, long sleeves and high
or low collars; fasten in front. $l.e5
each; were $3.50.
Extra Size Long White Cambria Pet
ticoats. with nounee of two dainty en-
broidered scalloped ruff1es and fne tuck.
ing $l95 each; were S2.76.
Nainsook Combinations. corset COW
er and drawers, with pretty trimmings.
Sl.25 each; were $1.50 and $1.6.
Envelope Chefnises of fine nainsook,
ing and ribbon. 75c each; were S1.0O.
Flesh-colored Crepe de Chine En-
yelope Chemises, some trimmed with
narrow lace edging. and others have
yoke of all-ovcr lace. $1.95 each; were
$2.73.
Third hoor, street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Final Clearance Diseon.
continued Line Of
Nickel Bathroom
Fixtures
at Greatly Reduced
Prices.

Included are Towel Bars Of
various sizes and styles. Soap
Dishes. Sponge Dishes, Match
Holders, Tumbler Holders, etc.
Also a lot of Small Folding
Coat Hangers. especially desir-
able for travelling.
3 for Sc; were l0c each.
= s-foot settee Table. S4.So, was
s-foot Kitchen Table. $3.50; vas
II e-foot Kitchen Table. ss.7s; vas
sfoot stepladder. zoe; was el.Bo.
Il White Enamslsd Stand. Soc; vas
Fsut. Knife Set With ssasd. sl.oo;
i Breakfast Set, az.So; Vas el.Bo.
Fruit Knife Set, 81 %: was e1.B0.
Nickel Teapot. 81 90; was San.
wers t2.76 to &S.7b.
I Call Bell. 25e; was Boc.
Clothes Horses, one each at 35c and
b5c; were 81 90.
Bread Mixers. S7.7B each; were $3.50.
gs ssss and si.7S sseh' vsrs sl.7c to
Fifth Sser. Elsvsnth street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Basket Department.

! Fancy Sewing Basket. 7ss; vss
IS Fancy Flower Boxes. 500 sseA: ws.s
81. 90; was $3.50.
Flower stand. 7Bc; was Saoa
Sewing Basket, 06c: was SBo.
Hand Satehels. 60e each; were 06e.
i Basket Serving Tray. $3.50; w1s
Sandwich Tray, sSc; Vas ~.
Flower Basket. Csc; was ne,
] Sewing Basket, l0e; was 76e,
8 Flower Basksts, % each; were N.
] Fancy Basket, $50; was B0c.
2 Grsss Basksts. 7bc each; Wsfe fSo.
! Serving Tray; u.oo; vas N-76t
2 Sandwich Trays. 2Be each; vsvp pe.
$3.50.
2 Fancy Baskets. Csc eaeh; vsre q -.
4 lot Of Waste Bsxksts, gsduesd g.
fellows:
/ at Sc; was sc.
at 45c; was 76c.
at 40c; was 5Sc.
at 35c; was 81 90.
] at 36c: was Soc.
Fifth door. Tenth street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Corset Department.

pairs Broche Ivy Corsets, pink with
white silk flower. low bust and medium
skirt; sizes 81 aud %. $500 pair; were
$500.
pairs White Poplin Ivy Corsets, with
pink figured design; medium bust. long
skirt and rubber inset in front; sizes 25,
27 and 2s. $3.50 pair; were $500.
Z pairs White Coutil Ivy Corsets,
medium bust and long skirt; sizes u,
90 80, 81 and 81. $500 pair; were
$3.50.
medium bust and long hip, rubber in.
set in skirt; sizes 90, %, "a, %, 20, 2T,
% and 20. $500 pair; were $500 and
$3.50.
Third floor, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Friday Special in
Curtain Nets, 35c Yard.

About 200 yards of English
Fish Net Curtain Material, In
diamond and other meshes. The
weave is strong and substantial
and the material soft and of
good draping quality. Espe-
cially desirable for living room,
dining room and library cur
tains. Ivory and ecru colors.
They have been selling from
6Oc to 80c yard; for Friday, 35c
yard.
Also about $50 remnant
lengths of
CRETONNES,
VOILES,
CURTAIN NETS,
SCRIMS.
AND VARIOUS UPHOI.-
STERY, DRAPERY ANO
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Many of which can be used
for making such articles as
comfort bags. sash curtains,
fancy gift articles of many
sorts, etc.
I-to "a less than regular prices.
Fourth floor. @ street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Infants Department.

pairs Children's White Muslin Draw.
ers, trimmed with embroidery rude and
tucks. zoe pair; were S6c.
made on band, finely tucked and trim.
med with embroidery. 20c each; were
pairs Children's White Rep Romp-
ers, banded in pink or blue. Soc pair;
were Sl.25.
childreu's White Lawn Dresses, en-
pirs style, with embroidery yoke and
Z THINNING Of bs.d,.ssi ~ h lace and ribbon.
Chtldren's Nainsook Gowns, We
Insertion and ribbon trimming. 76c
each; were 41.o0.
Third door. 7 street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Toy Department.

Musical Pillow, $3.50: was &6.oa
I Cart drawn b. ostrich, &s.oo; Was
/ Musical Chair. $500: wss Sl.ea
Musical Doll, e1.6o; wao o9.u0.
Carts drawn by dSlls. sa.ss seeA:
Iss1 ssss 3 e., s.ts, sse: ~; xs:. ~ IN sasA
Electric Tiain beE, 0,ooi Vas o1AoA
! Electric T1aaA ~. o1.e4s Was Ale6
Also reduced prieos q lpeu etAal
TsYs q vas;sss kis1s-s elsass.se :
HsaytA 49, \ stDsok
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Coat Department.

Green and White Cape Coat; size
So. $l&75; was S28.bo.
White Pongee Coat. embroidered In
rose and white; large collar and sash;
size 3s. $500; was $39. so.
Rros de londres silk. with gold collar
and CUTS: size 6e. 3l2.75; was $500.
Copenhagen Blue Sweater Coat; size
IS. SIS. 90; was $500.
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Sweater Department.

Orange Brushed Wool Sweater. with
roll collar. pockets and cuffs Of white;
size So. 1915; was $s.75.
Lavender and White Sweater. sailor
collar and belted back; size 20. $3.50;
was 80. 90.
Risque Sweater. We neck and belted
back: size 80. $500: was $3.50.
1 Pink and Copenhagen Blue Brushed
Wool Sweater. roll collar and belt; size
A. s8.75: was Ss.75.
All-white Sweater. We neck: size SO.
s4.95; was $500
Yellow Fiber silk Sweater. We neck,
belted back: size IS. A.75; was $500.
Green Fiber silk Sweaters. We neck
and belted hack; slightly faded; sizes
SO and a. 50 95 each; were $500.
Green Fiber Silk Sweater, large
sailor collar and tie sash: size ~. $7.75;
was $780,
These have all been taken from reg
ular stock and are slightly soiled as .
result Of handling.
Third foor. center.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
W]oo0war0 6 Totbrop
New York-WAS1INGTON-
The Genuine Economy Of Remnant Day
Never Fails to Interest Our Patrons
Whether solage always
O. approval; amlor
Gown Department.

! White Tulle Evening Gown.
over silver cloth and lace. with
sheer bodice of embroidered silk
and silver lace: flowing tulle
sleeves: size 3s. $500; was
1880.
l Black Tulle Evening Gown.
with black ribbon girdle. made
over silk; size 3s. $.5.OO; was
$500.
l Black Satin Evening Gown,
with ruff1ed skirt; size 3s. $20.5O;
was $3.50. ..-
Black Charmeuse Evening
Gown. with ruffles of black tulle.
trimmed in beads; size 40. $500,
was s4s.5o.
1 Handsome Embroidered Green
Georgette Evening Gown. trim
med in silver: pearl girdle; size
3s. s07.5O, was $125.o0.
Navy Blue Net Afternoon
Dress; size 3s. S1s.75, was $500.
White Crepe de Chine After
noon Dress; size ~. $lZs9o3 was
$500.
/ Pongee Sport Dress: size 40.
$s.75; was $1S.75.
White and Pink Linen
Dresses: sizes 36 and 3s. $S.75
each; were $16.95. .....-
Striped Wash Silk Shirt
Waist Dress; size 36. $S.75B was
S16.95.
Striped voile Dresses; size 36.
1915 eachS were $6.75.
/ Yo San Silk Sport Dress. with
orange stripes; size 3s. S1s.75,
was $500.
Polka dotted Blue and White
Foulard Silk Dresses; sizes 3S and
40. $19.75 eachs were $3.50.
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04

The Toxic newspaper Nichi Nichi is
noted for reliable and conservative ut
terance. All typewriters are respect
fully requested to take pains not to con.
fuse the name with the Russian "Nicky
Nicky."
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Friday Clearance of
II Pairs Boys Shoes.

The Moose leather Ruff
wear" Shoes, in smoke color,
with the tough, pliable elkskin
soles-only the remainder of
the smoke color reduced. Sizes
II, 1lH, II, 121z and 13. Sz.z5
pair; were $500.
Third door, Tenth street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04

The "Star spangled Banner" is per-
haps not the easiest piece of music ever
written. 1t is, however, more difficult
for some people than for others. There
Is Mayor Thompson of Chicago, for in
stance.
Evening star., 1917-10-04

Prussian royalty expressed q wish
that the war might be ended because it
was Hindenbergs birthday. This is as
good as most Of the reasons for ending
the war that Prussia has advanced.
Evening star., 1917-10-04

There is most unseemly tendency. to
quiet jubilation among cities that have
not yet been compelled to go dry.
Evening star., 1917-10-04

Japan's policy toward China brings
the Monroe doctrine to attention as one
Of the most enduring and expansive ex-
pressions of American statesmanship.
Evening star., 1917-10-04

The scientist who says that milk
should be used with caution is receiving
a great deal more attention than he got
formerly.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
The Negative Virtues.


"Do you think people will approve of
you if you are always gentle, submis.
sive and self sacrifcing2"
NO." replied Miss Cayenne. "An
oyster is all that. And the only reason
we approve of oysters is that they are
good to eat"
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Determined to Be Suspicious

Determined to Be Suspicious.
"Have you anything on which to base
your suspicion that he is a spyi He
speaks perfect English"
THAT'S just it very few people speak
perfect English except foreigners who
have studied it for purpose"
Evening star., 1917-10-04

New York politics is still praeticed.
But by comparison with the big con-
flict abroad it seems almost as gentle as
a game of golf.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Treasure,

Once more the gentle hen we praise.
Although her ways are tickle.
For every little egg she lays
Is worth at least a nickel.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Jealous, But Careless.

"Has Bliggins bought his new bond
yeti"
"No. He is like a lot of people. He
is SO busy boosting bonds to other folks
he forgot to get one himself"
Evening star., 1917-10-04

After the first of next month the tenn
perance orators will have no further oc-
casion for comment
Evening star., 1917-10-04

The price of coal was halted just this
side of point where it would be nec-
essary to make the janitor bonded Of
fetal.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Large Toys

y Window Sleeping Crib. $3.50; vas
$1,000.
wixzer Cara. good exercisers fog
children. CSC each: Were o2.00.
Skip Cars. rubber tires. eI.25 saehS
were $500.
Fourth door. Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04

A liberty loan parade is prepared
ness parade brought down to date.
Evening star., 1917-10-04

The investor in liberty bond is saw
ing q great deal more than his money
Evening star., 1917-10-04

Slang has received another setback.
What the allies require is an army that
"goes up in the air"
Evening star., 1917-10-04

Italy, as every schoolboy can tell you,
was always one of the greatest fighting
countries on the map.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Boys Department.

Clearance of broken lots
of Boys Wash Suits-all
from regular stock, which
guarantees first quality ma
terials, selected colors and
desirable styles. They are
being closed out because
they have become slightly
mussed and soiled from
showing to customers, and
many customers will be glad
they are upon seeing the
reductions that come as a
result.
Sl.S5 each. Were $2.95 to
$3.50.
(Sizes 21s to 10 years.)
Broken lots of Boys Sweat
ers, in maroon, oxford and
navy; about 2 dozen in all;
sizes 26 to "a.
Reduced to SIS each.
A small lot of Boys Norfolk
Suits, fancy mixed patterns;
broken sizes up to II years.
S3.o5 each; were S6 and $3.50.
Fourth floor, G street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
The Melting Pot.

The Melting Pot.
Into the melting pot they go.
Leaden luster and golden glow.
A cleaning bauble, pewter pot,
Cast them into the common lot,
To be melted in fires that fiercely mount
And turned at last to the same account
For Peace in future and brighter day
It's the melting pot that will have to
pay.
A lady's bracelet, horseman's spur,
Into the melting pot we stir.
With . smile Of hope and aflectionh
tear,
With faith untarnished by doubt or
fear;
Prejudice, pride and tho selfish care.
Call then together from everywhere,
Laden luster and golden glow
Into the melting pot they 20.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
The following excellent
choosing offered in odd lots
of Lingerie Waists:

A lot Of Lingerie Waists, tucked
and trimmed with lace and en-
broidery. 1896 eachs were $500
and $5.75. .
IT Linen and Cotton voile
Blousss, high and low collars
with long sleeves and turn-back
cuffs. S2.05 eachS were up to
$500.
Is Linen. Organdy and voile
Blouses, white and colors: long
sleeves and low collars. $1.15
each; were up to $2.S5.
Is Lace-trimmed Organdy
Blouses. $2.2S each; were $2.95.
3 Plain and Figured Wolfe
Blouses. attractive styles; slight
ly soiled. 1895 and $500 each;
were $6.75 and $3.50.
Third door, G street.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Sense of Confidence.

Sense of Confidence.
$50 Josh has enlisted7"
"Yep." replied Farmer Corntossel.
"Are you worried about himW
"Some. But there's one comfort.
Though we can't expect him to keep out
O. trouble, we know he's in mighty good
company"
Evening star., 1917-10-04
S Dozen Manufacturers
Samples
Striped Silk
Shirt Waists,
Special price, $2.95 each.

Special price, $Z.So eacn.
They are in pretty two and
three toned color combinations,
tailored and semi-tailored
styles. Very specially priced.
And the following:
% Crepe dc Chino and Georg-
ette Crepe Waists. in flesh. white.
gold and chartreuse, peach. black
and maize: some frilied and
others plain tailored. 1896 each,
were s5.75.
S Georgette Crepe Biouses. in
flesh and white. plain tucked
fronts with attractive collars.
$3.50 each, were $3.50.
S Stylish Stout Biouses. full
tucked fronts; made of Crepe de
Chine and Pussy Willow Silks.
$3.50 each, were $s.75.
/ Yellow Georgette Crepe
Blouse. box-plaited front; collar
trimmed in Pussy Willow Silk
$G.75; was $s.76.
Z japanese Silk Sport Blouses.
long sleeves. hat collars $2.ss
each; were s3.s5.
10 Plain Japanese SILK Blouses.
In flesh. green and black. with
frills and plain fronts. $3.50
each; were $3.25.
Evening star., 1917-10-04
Friday Sale of
Canned Corn and
Chill Sauce.

Two consignments that
were due US on old orders,
and which we decided to ac-
cept, and give our patrons
the benefit of the very spe-
cial prices.
20 cases Blue Bell Sugar
Corn-a good grade of corn.
Special price, s1.5o doz. cans.
Beech Nut Chill Sauce,
made from a choice home
tried recipe. Beech Nut
goods are unsurpassed.
Special price, z5c large size
jar.
Visit the coffee demon
stration booth.
Fifth floor, Tenth street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
STOCKS HIGHER;
SELLING HEAVY
Equipments Make Substan
tial Gains, Only to For
felt Them Later.

Sew Torr. oct 22--stocl-s were freel
supplied on todaFs advance. equipment
lerfeitiug substantial gains.
The week in the Stock market opened
with a continuance OF activity lu wal
shares at higher levels Equipments were
again conspicuous az gains Of one 20 two
points ShiDpiuEs. metals. oils and various
specialties shared in the advance. but rails
were sluggish and utilities manifested
some Of their recent reacri0nary trend
Trading was broad and suggested further
closing OF short contracts
Pools awaited theuse' res or the genera
improvameut OF the first hour OF trading
On thu stock exchange today 90 lie sne-
ciIl stocks AIeEicaus were among ID.
favored issues also dsstiners. alcohol
baldwin and American locomotives. sugars
and tobacc0s
Tnited States Steel made little progress.
however. and coppers reacted while rails
remained apathetic- Utilities were under
greater pressure. L-clede Gas falling IS
points. Consolidated Gas 8. Brooklyn Tn
iul Gas and Peoples Gas IL Gains ln
aL Qua rt5rs were largely reduced az noon
Libe-ty bonds were active ar The one
price Of $500.
sales auuro-. mated zoo 600 shares
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
COPPER STOCKS
CLOSE ISL0WER
Opening Is Fractionally
Higher But Selling Forces
the Prices Down.

Copper stocks were f.actiouaIly higher
at the opening Monday. sharing the adj
Va ice which was general throughout the
list, according 10 advices TO Curtiss Mon
tasue a Co.. stocks and bonds. Hotel shell
don lobby
The early gains were later reduced in
the morning on profit taking and "a fair
amount Of short selling was in evidence.
but stocks for the most part held firut
During the last hour wave OF re-
Moved selling caused recession Of good
sized proportion and the market lost all
uf It's gains % the day and closed below
saturdays closing quotations The only
bright spot was Cane Sugar and the low
priced rails such as Rock Island Erie
ara wabash Baldwin Locomotive was
stronger ON dividend rumors
The following quotations furnished bv
Logan o. Bryan's private wire Co Curtlss.
Montague a. Co, stocks and bonds. Hotel
sheldon lobby give closing prices
Curb Conner shares
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close.
-o-1-Ifec-. si-lfas Stay. Sll0fs-
Jats-Bec-. 5s c- May fuf-c.
Chicago Provisions. Close.
E0rE-Iau-. $3.50.
Lsrd-Nov.. $3.50; Jan. S21s5.
Bibs-Oct-. SZ7.70. Jan. S-ie1.
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. ILL.,. oct 2.-Butter-lIarzat
steady Creamery. IS r. 41c.
EEEz-11srEer easier Receipts. -6se
cases Firsts SEC SIC. ordinary firsts.
- = q 5dc; al mark, cases included. S.
a SIC.
Potatoss-1Iarlzet higher. Receipts. 80
cars Wisconsin. Michigan and Minnesota
bulk. sl--5 z 1855 sacks. s1-25 40.
Poultry. aIive-3larket lower Fowls. Is
41.c- springs. 1zlzc
Kansas City Produce, Close.
Kansas City. No. oct -2-Buttcr-
Craar-try 4oc; firsts. 5Sizc; seconds,
g izc- packing, SOC
Egss-Firsts, a6iec; seconds 29c-
P0ui -ry-HeHs, 1sc- roosters. l4izci
hroilers. 11c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
Business Chances

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FOR SALE-Two business properties al
was rented Apply in person. 1914 Myr-
tie ave
REGARDLESS u high cost Of living our
prices are the same Houston Transfer d
storage Co
SPECIAL PRICES on overcoats all next
week at Norehead's Busy Little Tailor
a GOOD opportunity for an experienced
grocery man with a small capital For
particulars call az sos s. Fl Paso St
FOR SALE-Fish creek inn and cattle;
good business located on Apache tran
Mrs. Emma Ellsworth. Fish Greek Inn.
via Mesa city. Ariz- Box az.
WE have several desirable apartment
LAY REALTY a TRUST Co.
Phone $50. .of Trust bldg
WANTED-Six iuteIIiEeut women 20 in-
Vest SIS each. quick and big returns 10
services required Address Ssl care
Herald
FOR >AIE-Good paying grocery store in
one OF best eastern New Mexico towns
no junk; good clean stock, enjoying good
bushes. a real bargain Write W C.
Hoover. Portale7, Ner Mex
GARAGE HOLDING IS CARS
Completely equipped for business; has oeea
running for years; close in. cheap rent,
good lease Price $500 See
CREEL a CANNON. 800
FOR SALE
Owing TO a disa Ere-meut between the
heirs OF rs. ID. Od5u. deceased. we hereby
offer the entire business for sale. consist
ing ~ eight trucks three wagons and
teams; a paying business established -
years. 40 incum5rauce whatever on this
property q clear title. FOR cash
Address VI. B. LOWTHROF.
lo9 F. Main So.
4 GROUND FLOOR OFFER.
n rre than 80. 900 acres leased In Texas: IN
Olti-ld with the most promising outlook
"a mall allotment Of stock is offered az
very low price 90 first investors for inl-
IA sIiata subscription. Send FOR particulars
tozlv; he among the first; this is the
one great opportunity 10 oil: big ACREAGE
rich field. responsible oil men in charge.
THE HAMILTON OIL COMPANY,
500 Ideal bldg. Denver. Colo.
Operating office. Giazier. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
Wanted Help-FemaIe.

GOOD cook. private family. 1917 Montana
MANTED-On ranch. housekeeper with
smali family Write T III. Herald
WANTED-EXperienc hair dresser. Mar
ey Purdy. DO Buckler bldg.
WANTED-woman for general houseworz.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

New York oct -2.-1Te-cautl-e paper
5-z percent
S-erliur. so day bills sa71-s: CONNER
cial so day bills on banks. Sf-11- CONNER
Cial go day bills S=.s07s: demand sf- - =
cables. SAYS --lf
Bar silver NGc-
-TeUIran dollars 52-ac
Government bonds firm.
abroad bonds. irregular.
TINE loans. steady 90 days Sd r =
percent. CD days and six months. 51s r. 80
call money. -irm High. & percent low
= ruling rate Slz- closing iiI -lz- Of
fcred AZ 8; last loan. >.
Copper 23-5N-
Lead-s5-s1iz
Tin-Sf1-51tz r fI.S-ls
SpllIer-E. ST. Louis delivery. $3.50 Q
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London EEE-. oct -2-FolIowiuc were
Che closing quotations on she London met
ais market
Lsad-spot. 800 los; futures. 800 los.
Speirer-Spor. $50; futures. $50
c0oper-Spot, $40; futures. El1e; cleo
tro'ytic. E125
Tin-S1ot tefs Sc. futures. f.f7 s.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
NaciouaIes. Gfc.
Mexican bank notes, state bills. G15c
Mexican pesos, Gle
Mexican gold. 55c-
Fl Paso Smelter Quotations.
5ar silver lHzudy d Harmon quota
ti1n1. Ssc-
London lead. $50 Jos.
Pig lead. S5-5e-
copper. wire bar. S2s.50-