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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03

Sales Open. High. Low Last
500 srdo pf ..... 90 80 80 %
ZOO Midwest Ref. f37 157 l55 $50
500 'NY-Okiz Oil. y 2. = j
200 ~ Y & Tex OIL 2 z
5000 '+Okla oil e.. 7 IL "a
$500 Okla Pr & Ref ga 20 go ss
1890 ; ;9- R' g. 6 a s4' as s4'
i! goo osassiH o. 9 !. ? g g "a ,os
$500 Sequoyah U s. 2 - - IL ia
$50 .sincl Gulf c. 2s 2s 2e %
f00F-Cn Westn o.. "a q q 3
1000 fUtahPtC Dapl 90 "a % SO
900 'Vict new - "a s3s 81 s2s
600 ~ States Pet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03
SuSt e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-All the grain markets Of the
will be closed to-day and
Wednesday. and consequently a holiday
spirit prevailed during yesterday I,
ope-ations in wheat, trading penn
Isryelv of an ovening-up character. inc
Vo1,bysstern cash markets were some
1T 6rmer. Minneapolis showing an
a,i..srce Of s cents for the day X was
Az however. that the demand was
i,gbt ard that most Of the mills wouid
clcse down for over the holidays ana
some for repairs 49,. ...-.
The weather and crop adviees weFa
favorable. t--...i
rLo vi-ihio vunplv IN no ln''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
.prHrRT BODDINGToS CoMPANYINC'
49,. n, stockhoiders' Annual Meeting.

Notic. Is hereby given that - snnu.
heating ~ the stockholders OF tH7 ~rsa .1I
~ Eo4>lineton Company. Inc. vii 20 1e,a
- e. s.eond Monday IN July lJuiy sth,
Isi-I a. eleven o'clock a. N. a. he oi,ics
n, IN. Company l-s chambers street.
sew York cry. L. $. 4
-rba object OF he meeting viii % We
-. =, 49, sfracto~s for the ensuing
yss- and two inspectors % election 20
-. =, he next annual meeting and for
FL. transaction OF such other business as
-, ,rcnsriv come b. fore said meeting
49, lend IN person or Z unable to
10 40 b. represented by proxy
Dated New York June "a. 1871
REMsEN S MILLS, sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
Meeting ot the stockholders " III.
PockIard SIX Co. Inc. vii b held a. the
-. N-w YORK CITY. on the sth tay Of
I1iv 1911. a. II clock A. ~. tor the
D1rpos. OF e!ectins directors until the next
annual meeting and for the transaction OF
sncn other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
June 25th. 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Annual Stockh0iders Meeting OF the
concentrated Fruit Flavor Company viii
hs held az the once - the company, No.
it stone ST. New York cry. on july 10Th.
az IL clock noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03
= Commodities .

States decreased l,450 900 bushels for
tho week. bringing the total 70 14.2O9,-
600, compared with 1892 900 last year.
Ire worlds exports were 11,143,O0U,
compared with l0,613.O00 last week and
i2,123.oo0 last year. In the local cash
market No. > hard winter wheat wa
a. oted at 2.3fis b 10 arrive.
Yes'day'5 Prev's Year
Cash: close. close. ago.
New York s255 $3.50 Holiday
Contract:
Chicago, July. 2.oI 2.o2 Holiday
Chicago, Sept. 1888 t82 Holiday
Corn. Pronounced strength was a feature
IN this market. the close showing - t8 % t. 70
not advance. Part Of this upifl was I'M
d0ubtedlv due 20 covering by shorts Tor over
the holidays, but there was also good buying
on TIE continued strength Of the cash si'ua-
tion and the dry weather IN tho Southwest.
SHOWS report made corn acreage 1891. 900
and condition So. With am indicated crop n
3.litoNn.0 n1 bushels. against -.5s4. 600 600
final last year. Advances we're quite general
in cash corn. Chicago paying Sl.11 p. which
Is a new high record. The industrial demand.
feeding requirement. and export inquiry have
absorbed corn rapidly and there were few
contracts Tor sale iu the market throughout
the day.
Ycsday's Previous Year
Cash close. close ago.
Nev York ....... $3.50 s'ss Holiday
Contract:
Chicago. July ..... i.5s1s i.57rs Holiday
Chicago, September 80 i.47's Holiday
Oats. The market was generally higher
throughout the day and closed a. 20 7sc
above Saturday. July was the strongest posi-
tion. a. there were no tenders 40 Chicago. and
cash oats continued firm. Crop news. aside
from complaints Of drouth and heat in the
Southwest, was generally favorable. Snow
estimated a crop OF ABS 000 non bushels.
The visible supply decreased l.736. 400 bushels.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash: close. close ago.
New York ........ .76is IS Holiday
Contract:
Chicago. July. .6els So. Holiday
Chicago. September. .s5s IS Holiday
Rye.-Mark-t firm.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cab close close ago.
New York. bush Sat s2.4t Holiday
Flour and xeal.-Quotations were:
Yes'day's Previous Year
Flour: Mimi. sps. pats1e.oo si2.oo $3.50
Rye -four. choice ... 1850 1850 5.35
Comment. Kiln dried s.7o $40 40
Bran, IN sacks ....... $500 $500 $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03
City

y C. f.s 19j7.N Y Is 1859
November l.OOV...... so/4
1000 ..... 1927, do 9 rs 1884 Nov
DO "a 1859 -.OOO...... $50
1000 .... e5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03
Active Securities
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Monday amounted TO
S2,l39. 900, against sl,453,OOO Saturday.
S1,979,OOO a week ago and holiday a
year ago; from January to date, $780,
s69, 900, against s5i2.3s1 900 in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03
NNTERESr PAYMENT
GCrr.r A NIYrRs TOBACCO co.

81. LOUIS. no. June -. 1917.
The transfer books ~ tho 70 bonds %
IIGGETT q MYERS TOBACCO CON-
PANY win close a. 8 o'clock + n. JJiy
"a. 1917. FOR tie payment q interest on
said bonds. due August D. 1917 ard will
reopen a. 10 o'riock a 81 Auaus' :. 1917.
T r. ANDERSON Trepsursr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03
Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open High. Low Last
i i7SS .tA allf' Ven. oti Oil 30 20 20 y IS
1900 Barnett o & G. rs % ga
1000 'tBos-W o (apl % 70 3 -
$50 4Con N o japl. 80 so so so
1900 'Cos o & G ctfs t2Ns 12l7 1873 l2b2
4500 &C Co r. cfs 12ls i2l2 "a I2Is
1900 -rCrosby ? lspl SO SO 80 %
800 scum Prod r. q =;
1000 ELK o & G APP = "a
1900 'Esmer Oil Cor f1s "a 1!s IA
400 Federal Oil ..
700 'Internatl Petr 49,. l5l4 13s 15L4
500 Kenova o "a 81 p ? y !
$50 Keystone Cons. ga ga ga s's
1900 lost City Oil. IA IA ~ IA
500 merritt Oil c. rs asa 24s4 IS
1000 Metropol Petro. ia Ts 143 tH
1000 midwest Oil. IT 30 IT 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribun. assumes NJ response
bii.ty for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Monday were reported as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03
Metals

Because Of the strikes in many OF
The mining districts leading producers
and dealers in copper have practically
With drawn from the market. The spell
tor market continues more active. with
prices unchanged.
Current 4 year
price ago.
Pig iron, No. !
foundry. tom. .>5+.Oo >-V'|'
Steel billets, Pitts,
Ton .... 10000 42.o0
Copper, elcctrolytic' ,,l ,s,l
10. ............- % W''' -,
r., IN .6t34 So ?
IN III II .1faaG.ttss 6.S5
Spelter 81. Loui5)' ,u.
ID. ............. w '/<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03
Produce Markets-Current

Butter Receipts. 9.73i packages. Cream
cry. higher than extras. per H. 3s0 3sa, . /;
extras co. scorei. B. G31A.c; frsts (ss 20
OF sco-ei. IS tN37 g. seconds )sj % -
score. % t,1I S6c thirds 55I 34c creamery
Continued on Page Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03

limit Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares.
transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active stocks follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03

SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-03
Bonds
Consolidated Exchange

'Unlisted. Sell cents per share.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
NEWS NOTES FROM MOWELAND


2 ULIETTE DAY came straight
from the successes OF stage life
y to the American Film company.
where she made three exceII.nc pic
lures during the past summer. They
Were The rainbow Girl The CAL
endar girl" and Petty and the the
Buccaneers" all OF them repIete with
that winsome grace that won so many
admirers for Miss Day on the stage.
Miss Day has none of the upstage
stuff that spells a lot OF successful
actresses. Her only lad is being
normal sensible. wen rounded girl
with q happy faculty. OF making
friends She admits that she had
stage fright on her first appearance
before the camera, but everybody
does. OF course.
Miss Day has taken up the work
OF being "godmother7 to half a dozen
soldiers who are lonely uortals and
have no one to write TO them. She
sends each OF them q letter and q
package OF some sort every week
papers. magazines, comfort kits.
smokes and candy. And besides this
there goes TO each one a long. CHEEKY
letter. Happy soldiers as well "a
Happy Day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND NURSE JAMES NEEDLES
BY HOWARD Fl. GARIs.--

Z some one to 90 to the store for some
Z knitting needles for me- went on the
muskrat lady
I ''Oh. III go." cried Uncle Wiggily
I'll 90 get the knitting needles for
you. Nurse Jane. Anc wnen you have
made a sweater for some soldier
rabbit or squirrel 1 wish you'd make
I one for me"
7 win" promised Nurse Jane. and
so while she and Mrs. Wibblewobble,
the duck lady, talked about drop
stitches, casting on and narrowing
off, 10 say nothing OF pruling, Uncle
Wiggily went for the long, sharp
knitting needles for his mUskrat lady
friend.
It did not take him long to buy
them at the five and six cent store,
and pretty soon, with the needles well
wrapped in a piece Of red paper. the
rabbit gentleman was hopping on his
way back to his hollow stump bunga-
low
Nurse Jane Is certainly good to
think OF knitting sweaters for the
soldiers" said the bunny
Just then. all Of a sudden, there was
q rustlinE in the bushes, and out OF
them jumped the bad old skillery-
scallery alligator with the humps on
An, ha! and Oh. no." cried the
gator as he grabbed Uncle Wiggily
under one paw and started off with
him through the woods.
"Ah. ha"' At last have caught you
Now I viii carry you off 10 my den,
you and that red lollypop you have"
That isn't a red lollypop," said
Uncle Wiggily. looking at the knit
ting needles wrapper in the red pa
per.
NO matter what it is. III take you
away with me and whatever that Is
also" snapped the alligator running
q 1nTr~ with che hrrwT1T~ under his
'Oh, please let ne go-" begged the
rabbit gentleman, twinkling his pink
nose faster than ever
NO, no. I'll not let you go"
growled the gator.
Just then Uncle Wiggily thought OF
Nurse James long sharp knitting
neegles-
81 can't use them to make a sweater
for the soldiers" said the bunny
uncle 10 himself "but maybe can
tickle the alligator with them"
Then. taking the needles from the
red paper, and reaching around. Uncle
jabbed the sharp points, one
after the other. into the humps on the
tail Of the skillery- scalery alligator.
What's that2 Has a mosquito dared
to bite me?' cried the gator, sur
prised like.
UncIe Wiggily gave two harder
labs.
"Oh. vow" howled the bad Great
lre- a sword fish IS after mel a
sword fish IS after me. This is no time
to be carting away rabbits. 1 must
rum"
And dropping from under his paw
bur Uncle Wiggily with Nurse James
sharp needles. away ran the alligator
IS fast as he could 60. leaving the
bunny rabbit gentleman safe ana
sound.
o So you see knitting needles are
good for something else than making
sweaters, and IL the gasoline doesn't
clean the face off the clock so the
timetable can't tell when the trains
come in, I'll write next about Uncle F..
and Nurse James yarn
Copyright, 1917 by Mcclure Newspa- I
per Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

N Y Tor so o5a a es9as 5 5al. rof striking
= hours OF the day. but i'm the
evening Jupiter and the sun are ad-
verse.
Under this government OF the stars
theaters should be exceedingly fortu-
nate It is a lucky day for players as
well as producers.
Amusements OF every sort come un-
der sway making for great popular
ity. It should be a time for the sue
cessful exploitation OF talent.
All who deal in women's wear
should profit during the next few
weeks in which there will be extremes
OF economy and extravagance.
This should be lucky wedding day
and the girl who marries a man In
the navy should be especially fortu-
nate.
Neptune gives fair promise to all
VINO are interested in developing GER
tam intellectual powers. especially
tnose relating TO psychic or occult
There is a sign indicating profit in
fine foodstuffs and there may be
scandal concerning high living at gov
eminent expense.
Romance and sentiment may be so
strong IN influence as 10 encourage
Iolishness- The. stars warn women
to be careful
This IS not an auspicious time TO
seek positions, commissions or pro-
motions.
It is a fortunate time for the Red
Cross and other organizations that
relieve suffering and there appears to
be special promise for success In
large enterprises.
San Francisco is still under a gov
eminent of the skies that makes for
sensations and the winter may be ex-
ceedingly eventful.
There is prophecy that oil and
rare minerals VIII be discovered un-
Ter cOrnfields
Journeys for American statesmen /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
:: The Daily N
THE SPIDER.

n ERCY DE WE'RE, heart breaker
- and home wrecker. sauntered
into NcDooley's Turkish bath
and massage parlors.
4 want q massage" he said sheer
ingly.
81, s., senorooto," bowed the at
tendant. q tall. burIy man with an
enormous red mustache and jinsle-
wood buttons on his vest Bowing and
scraping. he led Percy de We're into
room No. 10. and babe him disrobe.
Then, stretching his arms above
his head. he hancuffed his wrists and
dealt him four blows on the chest
that Cmade de We're see the milky
way from 400 simultaneous angles
The stars were still dancing when
the attendant seized the victims ank-
les in a grip OF iron and, after dash
ing him y times against the marble
walls. flung him violently to the
other end Of the room. a bruised and
unconscious wreck.
Pulling a flask from his pocket the
operator forced brandy down Percy
de Nere's throat until ne revived.
Then. with q suddengesture. he tore
off his red mustache and 5insle wood
buttons
''You." buttered de We're weakly.
Me- jerred the other. For nine
years like a spider in its web, I have
waited for this hour Purposely.
knowing your habits, I built this
costly Turkish bath. knowing that II
ever YOU passed its luxurious exte-
rior. you would be unable to resist
It is your boast. Ia, ha, is il not, that
you have visited every first class
Turkish bath in the country And
now. robber Of my wife's affections.
I viii conclude the massage"
Not until / 0years later was Percy
dc We're able 10 walk without
crutches
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
4 Uncle Niggily LOngears, the
u MIC ranhft r-a-aIa-,ar LIS

4 Uncle Niggily LOngears, the
u nice rabbit gentleman, was
L Il hopping toward his hollow
stump bungalow one day. having been
out for a walk looking for an ad-
venture, he heard voices
-Ah. ha-' exclaimed the bunny gen
tleman. twinkIing his pink nose, be-
cause it was cold and he wanted TO
warm it. 'Ah, Ia. Some one talking.
Perhaps I shall have an adventure
now.
WibbleW obble, the duck lady, saying:
You cast on s., make IS rows and
when you come TO purl-'
All, that's the hard part politely
Interrupted Nurse Jane Il never
could purL II il were only diamonds
or rubies, OF even Opals. that would
be different
Ny goodness" thought Uncle wig
Eily. who was hiding behind q null
berry bush Nurse Jane and Mrs
WibblewObble are talking about dia-
monds and all sorts OF jewelry. They
come along and rob them Ahem,
ladies'" exclaimed the bunny uncle
please don't talk so loudly about
your pearls, diamonds and opals."
oh, Uncle Wigglyi' laughed Nurse
Jane, s the bunny rabbit came up the
bungalow steps. w weren't talking
about eWeIryt Mrs. Wibblewobble is
telling me how TO knit sweaters for
the animal soldiers. and in one part
You have TO purl the yarn to make II
small, like around the wrist
at was that kind Of a purl was
talking Of. and not a jeWelry pearl
that comes out Of an oyster. I'm going
To knit-7
ooh, seer exclaimed the bunny.
my mistake, Pardon me I'm glad
you're going to knit sweaters for the
soldiers"
We'll. that is, I am II can get
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Beauty Chats M gyE4ae Eses Fezss.
Keep Out of Doors.

lust what the chemical difference
is between the air breathed out Of
doors, and the air that filters
/ through the cracks and crannies Of n
! house, I cannot say. But it IS certain
that the air which races, cold and
singing. across the fields, or down
Z the streets, IS much more exhuirating
than the indoors atmosphere. Perhaps
out Of doors. the air has a quality
Ike the vitamines in food-something
that gives life, yet cannot be analysed
Keep out OF doors as much as YOU
can. Go in for out of doors recrea-
. tiOns, in place Of some Of your pres
ent indoor ones. y two hour tramp
these autumn days, viii do YOU infin-
ltely more good than two hours spent
doing crocheing or embroidering. II
there's golf course near, take up
that game. Il hasn't the snap and
action Of tennis, but it keeps you in
the open and gives you quite a bit OF
nealtny exercise. You can play tennis
no matter where you live, o tennis
court takes .4ttle room and costs only
a trifle.
If you want 20 lose flesh. vigorous
out OF door exercise VIII burn up lots
OF your superfluOus weight II you
want TO get fat being out OF doors
viii help wonderfully, since il VIII
build up your general health II you
can, arrange a sleeping porch and
sleep out OF dOOrs-this is a great int
provement over even q well ventilated
ToOn5 II 1nsures at least q third Of
your life being lived in the open-and
its benefits can be seen on anyone
who has tried il for a time.
II you want TO strengthen the waist
muscles, and the back, and strip fat
from the shoulders, golf VIII DO Il,
while tennis develops arms and legs.
Taking long, brisk walks every day
viii develop the leg and improve the
digestion and the complexion. II You
want 10 strengthen your lungs, run
part or the time. not long enough to
make the heart beat too hard, but
enough to bring the blood into your
cheeks, and 10 make you drink in
deep breaths OF air. This develops the
chest splsndidly, and also rounds out
the calf Of the leg.
It is a well known fact that out OF
door exercise cOrrects whatever is P
wrong. It takes flesh from the too
tat and builds il on the lean. It de-
velops an Undeveloped body. IL
strengthens a sickly one. Of course
this is because We are apt TO live too
sedentary LIE, our blood gets slug
gish. and the whole body Suffers In
consequence. Nature is self correct .
i've, when she is given a chance. and
a little assistance getting back to ma /
ture is just the tonic you need.
Questions and Answers.
FlOssie X--The condition you men
ton is the cause C your bad health,
in all likelihood Tell your mother TO
take you to a good Osteopath. I have
found that Osteopathy is much better
than medicine for such cases as yours.
As for your lack Of development, that
VIII overcome itself in a year or 81.
Meantime, Just eat as much plain food
as you can, and sleep as much as DOS
sfple- Keep ~ the open air too at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
PROCLAMATION OF MAYOR.

WHEREAS on the 9th dav OF Septern-
Der A -. 1917 the CITY Council or the
City Or III Paso Texas. 40 regular meet
iuE thereof lV the unanimous vote OF the
Alqel men preseut-there being four (fl
Aldermen preEeur-fIuallr uassed and
aunpteu three l31 certain ORDTNA Noes
orlerlnE and authorizing the issuance OF
COUPON BONDS Of said CITY Tor the DUR
rose or borrowing money upon the credit
uurn1ses. to-wit-
EIESr-To provide for ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND tSlNn-0U0 0U1 dollars Tor The
purpose 90 providing q fund for the nav
isIE of street and alley Intersections In the
CITY 20 ID paso. Texas
SECOND-To nrovf1a ONE HUNDRED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
RED CROSS GIVES MILLION
TO BRITISH RED CROSS

London. Eng, oct 1s-A list OF
contributions made public tonight. in
Guiding Our Day" collection, in be
half Of the British Red Cross. which
viii be made tomorrow. is led by a
gift OF 100000 from the American
Red Cross.
Contributions include 10000 from
king George. 10000 from queen
Mary and $4,000 from the prince OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

Africa appears TO command attention
Again the seers give reinsurance
concerning the probable loss Of life
among Americans engaged i'm the war
Persons whose birthdate it IS should
ne especially wary of speculation dur
ing the coming year. The Young VIII
court and marry
children born on this day are likely
70 be exceedingly kind and lovabIe.
These subjects Of Libra often have
Scorplo characteristics that insure
success. -Copyrigh 1917. by the Nc
CURE Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

your age You need fresh air more than
at any other time
Clara T.-Your trouble sounds like
eczema Use oil on the skin instead
Of water for day or so. and see q
doctor for treatment
M-Yes, 7 VIII write q chat about
perfumes and their various uses soon.
Pure extract OF violet is made by mix
ing one pound Of violet pomade. or oil.
with one quart Of deodorized alcohol
This requires q lot Of shaking, but is
quite delightful and cheaper than
pure extract would be. IL purchased
mixed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
HOW CURED
MY CATARRH
TOLDMASIMPLE WAY
Without Apparatus, InhaIsTs
SaIVss, Lotions, Harmful Drugs
Smoke or Electricity.
Heals Day and Night

Il IS new way Il is something ALSO
lu-ely different. no lotions, sprays or sick
~ smelling salves or creams NO atomizers
or cny apparatus OF any kind Nothing 70
smoke or inhale- No steaming or rub
bl lg OF injections No electricity or vihra-
tio1 CT UassaEe- No powder. no plasters,
no keeping in rhe house. Nothing o. that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
RISK JUST ONE CENT

send no money Just your name and sd-
dress on q postal card. Say: Dear sam
katz: Please tell me how you cured your
cat2rrh and how I can cure mine" That's
all you need 10 say. I will understand.
and will write 20 you with complete in
formation FREE, at once. Do not delay.
Sc ID postal card or write me a letter to-
dav-. Don't think OF turning this page uutI
va have asked Tor This wonderful treat
ment that can do fo- you what Il has
do lz for me
SAM KATZ, Room DR., I99.
2eo9 Indiana Avenue Chicago. III.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

sCtice Of Election To BE Held on the sfst
Day o. October. A. ID. 1917. 10 Determine
W neither or Not the Citv Of Fl Faso
shall Issue Certain Bonds for the Paving
Tor Pavement at street Intersections. the
improve ment Of school PROPERTY. and
Making Permanent Imnrnvemenfs for me
supply Of Water for the CITY Of II Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

Blood OF His Fathers" a David
Horseley production. starring crane
Wilbur. presents that actor in three
separate and distinct roles In the
early scenes. laid in Civil War davs
Wilbur is the dare devil captain OF
a band OF guerillas. Later he is an
old man, helpless and paraIyzed.
Still later, he is the dissipated was
trel OF modern times The character
ization is an unusual one in photoplav
records
Denver Dixon cOv-bov actor
formerly OF the SeliC forces. has re-
turned from tour OF New Zealand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
| Am Free--YOu Can Be Free

NY ca arrh was filthy and loathsoms-
Il made me i'll II dulled my mind. Il uE-
dermined my health and was weakening
my will Tie hawking. coughing. splitting
made ne obnoxious 10 all. and my foul
breath and disgusting habits made even
my loved ones avoid me secretly Ny de-
light in life Was dulled ard my faculties
Impaired I knew that IN time il wound
bring me 20 an untimely grave, because
every movement OF the day and night il
" IS slowly yet surely sapping my vitality
But I found q cure, and / am ready 10
taLL .--- hun IN win. M. ---.--l-.t