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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Dances.

Proceeds from the benefit dance
given by the Fl Paso Comfort Bag
society. which was held Monday
evening. viii enable the committee 60
buy much wool to make warm ar
ticles for the American lads in the
trenches. The dance was q decided
success socially. and the result
financially was pleasing 20 the So
ciety which is devoting its attention
TO knitting now that cool weather is
here. and the comfort bag work Of last
summer is temporarily laid aside.
Those in charge Of the dance included:
Mrs F. c. Searle. Mrs ". Z. Arnold,
Mrs Raymond Bell Mrs c. r More
head. Mrs. Y. del Campo, Miss Mary
Gates Redmond, Mrs Nellie AEard,
Mrs Burt Orndorff Miss Alice Myles.
Miss Rose Piatt and Mrs. W. II. HaW-
E.ne
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
ards

The card party at the ToItec club
next Saturday afternoon given under
the auspices Of the Navy league
promises TO be a well-atteuded af-
fair. Among those who have taken
tables recently are Mrs II. J. Ma
quiu, Mrs H. j. Baron, Mrs. c. r
Brownie. Mrs. A II. Pillsbury. Mrs. o..
H Hlrt, Mrs J. Z. Bowen. Mrs
VIM. a White Mrs. Horace Blum,
Mrs. c. E. Kelly, Mrs J. Frank Coles,
two tables; Mrs. @. y. HolfOrd. Mrs
James Heggie, Mrs. Z s. Plumb. Mrs.
Donna GluEel, Mrs T. II. Yale. Miss
Margaret Schuster, Mrs. c. y. BassetL
Mrs Presley Brice Mrs 5. II. Worrell,
Mrs. L. g. Witherspoon, Mrs. J. T.
Dewey, Miss Ruth Dewey, Mrs. W. r.
Schultz. Mrs. Conrad Hudspsth, Mrs
l. T. KILLER. Miss Alice Myles, Miss
Estelle Be-rien, Mrs. Naham. Miss
Tama O'heeffe, Miss Peter O'keeffe.
Mrs. o. T. Wofford. Mrs Charles Hen
ming, Mrs. Z. Wisbrun, AIRS. i. Harms
and others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Awag.

Robert L. Obear is in Deming on a
business trip.
AIRS. r. II. Dudley is visiting her
parents at Venice. Calf.
T. Il. Rogers viii leave today FOR
a hunting trip in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Reeder have gone
TO Hachita. y. NJ. 70 spend a week at
a ranch. going overland in their car
Mrs. Frank MUrchison left on Sun
day morning for Athens. Texas, where
she is TO be matron OF honor at the
wedding Of her husbands sister. Miss
Elizabeth Murchison.
FL Paso is represented at the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
by four students. In the freshman
class there Is Edwin T. Steffian and
in the junior class there are Joseph
II. Tooley. Frederick J.. Hunter and
Guy Haumett Davis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Girls! Use Lemons!
Make a Bleaching,
Beautifying Cream
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The Juice OF two fresh lemons
strained into a bottle containing three
ounces Of orchard white makes a whole
quarter pint of the most remarka BILE
lemon skin beautifier at about the
cost one must pay for a small jar OF
the ordinary cold creams Care should
be taken 10 strain the lemon juice
through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp
gets in then this lotion viii keep
fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon Juice Is used to
bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles. salloWness and tan and is
the ideal skin sOftener. smOothener
and beaUtifier.
Just try it. Get three ounces Of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
Two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint Of this sweetly fra
grant lemon lotion and massage It
daily into the face. neck. arms and
hands u naturally should help TO
soften, freshen. bleach and b-ing out
the roses and beauty Of any skin. 1t
IS simply marvellous 70 smoother
rough, red hands.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Clarence Longnecker arrived home
on the Golden State limited Monday.
after a trip Of several weeks dura-
tiOn in California.
Ernest AIyles, who is stationed with
the national guardsmen at Fort
Worth. arrived Monday TO spend a
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
HOman c. Myles-
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Henderson have
returned from visit to ArlJadelphia.
Ark. Mrs Henderson has also visited
in New Orleans, St Louis and Chicago
Miss Laura Henderson is studying
physical training in Chicago this win
ter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

climate of New Jersey arrived IN Fl
PasO on Monday and is being given
out to the women in the Red Cross
headquarters at the White House to-
day.
Mrs. Ponder S Carter. chairman of the
Treasure and Trinket" committee,
announces that representative Of the
committee viii be in the lobby Of the
First National bank all day next Non
day, November Il, to receive the Of
ferings of old jeWelry. Silverware and
anything in gold and silver which
may be donated TO the fund. The City
Federation Of Women are sponsoring
this movement and il is hoped that
all old jeWelry and silverWare which
is not being used VIII be given 10 be
melted into money for the aviation
squad.
one of the first circles TO form un-
der the recent Red Cross circle pro-
iect directed by Mrs. J. T. Williams
is the Prospect Avenue circle with
Mrs j. II. Iruett as chairman. This
comes under the direction OF Mrs. r.
Burt Orndorff. who has charge of the
neighborhOOd work for Mrs Williams
The members Of this circle viii sew
on Thursdays al the home OF Mrs.
J. H. Pruett, 62S Prospect avenue, each
week They are already planning
much. work 10 be done in this line OF
Red Cross endeavor. The personnel
of this circle includes Mrs. Pruett
chairman; Mrs J. ". Booker, Mrs. j.
L EsslinEer. Mrs. Tim Sullivan, Mrs.
ID. " Roberts, Mrs. L COggeshall
Mrs. R. Talpis. Mrs. H Hyman. Mrs.
~. Krupp. Mrs. W. C.. bearing. Mrs. ".
=. Truesdell Mrs II. T. Nell. Mrs. II.
= Connolly. Mrs Sol Levinson. Mrs.
Edgar Ferguson, Mrs. r Anderson,
Mrs. L Goodman and Mrs J. J. Mahan.
Many other circles are being planned
at present and il is the intention of
Mrs. Williams to touch every home in
the city
one OF the prettiest bazaars OF the
season Will occur Wednesday after
noon. from to o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. R. ErWinE Thomson, 1921
East Rio Grande street This is a
unique affair as Mrs Thomson has
arranged her home delightfully."- and
has made excellent plans in her de-
sire to gain a large sum for the Red
Cross Each room in the house is be-
ing used as a separate booth. and all
are charmingly decorated Much pretty
fancy work, Of many patterns and
designs, is TO be sold at reasonable
-,rices. Mrs. Thomason's friends and
relatives helped her by donating much
handsome handiwork for the bazaar.
The fancy work booth is under the
charge of Mrs. W. ". Turney. Mrs.
Naury Kemp. Mrs. William Robert
Smith. Mrs. Frank Ainsa and Mrs. R.
Il Dudley.
The tea room viii be . place to
get delicious refreshments. Those
in charge are Mrs. J. G. NcGrady. Mrs.
W. L Foxworth. Mrs. Tom Lea and
Mrs. y. c. French.
Miss Sue Cr0mbie and Miss Irene
FIeuniken have charge Of a doll booth
which will caDtivate the heart Of any
little girl visitor
Mrs Horace ". Broaddus and Mrs
Frank Spence have charge OF the
candy booth. with its many delicious
varieties Of goodies.
A bit Of Japan viii be seen in the
japanese room, where Mrs. P 3. Ho-
man. in Japanese costume. will serve.
assisted by a group Of little Japauese
iris. who viii include among their
number Dorothy Whitaker. Kate
.eaveu. Elizabeth Kerr, Claire Wool
ridge. Mary Elizabeth Harper and
Elizabeth OFT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

Does Your Engine Eat GasOIineg
Miss and Jump Have carbon removed
at Brown Weld. Co., 500 Texas ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Parties.

A Halloween party was given on
Thursday evening by the young people
Of the p. Y. p. L. Of Alta Vista mis-
sion at the home Of Mrs. Blankenship.
Games were played and a social pro
gram was given. which included
piano duet By the Misses Faller and
Bennett, a reading 10y Miss Jones, q
violin solo by Mrs Harlow. a reading
by Mrs. Carmichael AID a reading by
Mrs II. L KidweIL The evening was
delightfully."- spent and viii be remem-
bered as one Of the pleasantest par
ties OF this cougenial group Of people.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
If You Have Headache

consult Geo. D. Kendall. 22s Mesa Ave
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03

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AGENrs-Fres catalog and samples; new
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We WILL PAY YOU Sss5 20 distribute
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American wants t. Larishly Illustrated
Low price. Man or woman spare time
may be used Sample free. International
Press. Philadelphia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03
Wanted Bids.
7 ms m G0%cTRT NM W0RK

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BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK
Sealed proposals vLl De- received by
Wand County Irrigation district Number
one Tor the construction OF an irrigation
canal with structure therein and con-
cr=te and iron dam Dirt work is machine
excavation approximately $4,000. Gu yus-
one hubble concrete dam containing 40 Gu
yds- concrete. surmOuureI with nine rau o.
cal lift gates IT, 10y u It. Five wooden
highway bridges. one metal lume 81 IT,
lon-. wooden truss and concrete butments-
81 Iu- IT, e-ft- diam concrete pipe with
end walls Concrete headgate. Together
with am aupurteances shown by plans ana
specifications. Details and plans may De
secured from the office OF the district.
Deposit fee. $3.50 Bids viii be received
fo- All work together and Tor excavation
and structure iu separate items The Dis
tricr VIII furnish on cement steel and gate
nished by the district also contract forms
opened at the office Of the District on
Saturday. December I. 1917. az . pm Bids
must be IN accordance with law, accom-
parted by certified check for percent
Of the amount bid, check 20 be on some
state OF national bank iu Texas. and pay
able 90 the District subject 20 the penal
ties provided by law Bond IN the sum or
s 5000 required by any contractor ll
work viii De paid for in cash with IL
percent reserved until completion o. CON
tract This District may reject any onl
all bids
W ARD COUNTY IRRIGATION DISTRICT
No. ONE, a. II Dunlap, Engineer, Bar
STOW Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03

s. S johnson. 179 n Halzia5 stree,
Chicago. ILL.,. general sales manager OF the
largest concern OF its kind in the world.
wants q man in each county 20 work
spare time or all she time, in small towns
and among farmers. Work is pleasant and
no previous selling experience is ueces-
sary. Work consists Of leaving q wonder
full, new household necessity 10 the homs
OF gree trial Tests at more than 80 Of
the leading universities and the govern
ment bureau OF standards shows this ar
ticls 90 be four times as efficient as art-
Ciss now in general use. Earnings as high
as $500 per month No capital required
Goods furnished on credit 20 reliable men
Farmers were never so prosperous. Article
is badly needed IN almost every rural
home and sells on sight In writing men
cion what townships will be most con-
venleut for you TO work in. what your
regular occupation IS. your age. married
OF si1Eies how long you have lived in the
community; whether you have rig OF
auto whether you wish 20 work spare
time OF steady; how much time you wi.l
have TO devote 20 the work when YOU can
start A Few lines 20 Nr. s. $. Johnson
viii bring you full particular.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03
Wauted-SaIesmep


SIDELINE szIezmen can earn bis a1u1v
sci inE new proposition, no saup IS 20
carry; references Dept. so. Ad-Lee Co.,
Chicago
SALE~MEN- city or travelling: write for
lis- of openings and how 90 obtain them.
Add-Czs nearest office. Natl Statements
Tr assn. dept 2e5. Chicago, san Fran
cisco. New York
sALESMEN-S6 commission per order and
re0eats; best premium ass0rtmeuts on
earth for men making small towns and
crossroads stores Grove MfE- Co. 1862
Cottage Grove. Chicago.
SALESMAN. experience any line for un-
eycelled new speciality proposition 20 ger
eral trade; splendid commission contract
Tor Texas vacancy now. SIS weekly f1r
expenses. Continental Jewelry Co, 55-4i.
Continental bldg. Cleveland, Ohio
ACTIVE statesmen 10y first class lace. en-
broidery, dry goods and handkerchief
firm must have good following with gen
eral merchants in cities and small towns
Samples compact and easily handled. Lib
cral commission paid weekly Address
AmalEamated Lace Works go Fourth
ave- New YORK city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03

Outside apartment. modern. steam heated
and all built IN convenience. Apply 90
Janlto- 1909 n oregon ST. or
LAY REALTY g. TRUST CO..
2ef Trust BIDS Phcn- 75l-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03

FURNI>HED-BEAUTIFJL HONE
on Rio Grarde street. ton rooms.
garage. Rent Sis
TNFUENISH
Five rooms. h0t air- l-lL Rio
Erluua street.
CHARLES b. STEVENS.
Phone $685. Jog Pioneer Plaza
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03
Business Chance


FOB sALE-A good loan business: money
maker Phone 1913
FCR sALE-Norrh front lot and halt
on Wyoming. west OF Dallas. Inquire J.
r. O'ROurke, 80 S. Chihuahua ST.. city.
FOR sALE-s soot soda fountain WIN
double arm draft; coils, drain board and
Ice box; no syrup stand Phone 1850
WE have several desirable spartmeat
LAY REALTY a TRUST CO.,
Phone 500 2o4 Trust BIDS.
FOR sAI.E-Fish creek Inn and cattle
good business located on Apache tr1i-
Mrs Emma Ellsworth Fish Creek Inn,
via Mesa city. Ariz- Box a.
WASTED-Party with $500 to open o.
coal property; can lay coal down in FL
Pas1 for S5-25 per ton Address u "a,
caro- Herald
WANTED good live. energetic man 70
paint adv plant IN city az 5000. J. ~
Crawford, Topeka. kansas
SEND for free list Of bargains and ez-
changes in farms, lands. businesses. any
kind, anywhere Western Sales Agency
Minneapolis, MINI
lures. etc. Camp Cody, for $3.50; nice
business, good stand; ID health reason
for selling Address Daniel Clark, general
delivery, DeminE. y n
FOR SALE-A meIcantIe business. thc
only store within 20 miles in the heart
~ stock growing district rea=cn for SELF
ing. III health AdCIess C. B. Martin, Luna,
n ~ or J. s Mactavlsh, MaEuale1a, Nj
WA->TED-AUTO, DIAMONDS OR VIC
TROLA-Wu take good auto. diamonds
or vlctroia as first payment on most
beautiful home site in Manhattan heights
Phone M Carlocz. $3.50 or $3.50
OUR PRICES on comforts. quilts and
blankets can't be heat
RIO GRASDE FURNITURE CO.
2o7 S Stanton St Phone 2so2-
KNOX COUNTY Company offers oppor-
luuity5 copper, lead zinc, copper mine
open; assays high ready 20 open lead
and zine mines financial assistance
wanted 5 J. Pieratt santa Anna Texas
$50 ACRES, proven field. so oil wells;
October monthly dividend 10. Room
Mason oil & Gas Co.. Scarritt BIDS
kansas city, No.
wanted in tailoring and clean ]
Ing buE!uessi must have q few huucrcn I
dollars and be able 90 take charge Of
shop or look after outside work oppor- .
unity for right party IL BrucZer, Non I
ana and Piedras-
FOR sALE-Allies' cafe 15x50 feet: new, I
restaurant. first class condition I
10 tables. lunch counter. two rooms fur
lished in back; large stock and good F.
layinE business located entering Camp D
-ody, Tenth street. third place 90 right /
rom corner facing railway ground SO
'er month John Tobias. Deming. n Mex.
DON'T Buy OIL STOCK until you read
he oil Press Latest Information from all .
lu fields. productions, new Eushers. capL- .
aliZaton- dividends. etc. questions an
wered- 20 anyone interested In oil. flnau-
tally or otherwise, a months suos-rip-
ion absolutely free Address OIL Press,
41-1s5 W. Ohio ST. Chicago
'OR SALE-GaraEe doing good business,
est location in city; with general repair
hop. machinery accessories, gas and oil
tz+ion and office fixtures included. every
hing W 10 date; reasons for selling. other
u5iness demands my attention Write =.
). box SCI. Fl Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03
FOR RFNT-DrPIFx Az.

FOR kEsI-DUPLEN APT.
1882 Epson ave; large rooms.
aarn; front and Eiassed iu sleep
Ing porch; bath and kitchen tile
roorsi living and dining room
hardwood. gas stove. laundry room
and garage no sick OF small chill
dreu-
RIO GRANDE REALTY CO..
2ll-21- First Nat. Bank EIdE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03
ANTHONY APIS.

ANTHONY APIS.
Nice three room apartment and bath
Ideal home FOR people employed who can
not afford 20 pay high rents Gas range.
Refrigerator and table bed furnished: rate.
1880 located within five blocks Of bush
ness center apply Apt Q. 5Isr4 vs.. san
Antonio phone 44f8W. o.
LAY REALTY & Trust CO..
eo4 Trust bldg Phone 15I5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03

TWO rooms close In Phone 500
THREE h1usekeeplnr rooms. uufurnlshet
walking distance Phone 1164J-
TWO unfurnished Housekeeping rooms.
cheap SIS p Nevada Phone sSo6-
FOR RENT-Two Housekeeping rooms.
sleeping porch: unfuruished- Phone es5--
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. bath.
front and back porchls; ground floor.
close iui near three schools can sos Ne
Eala ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03
For Rent-Stores and Offices

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DESK ROOM Tor rent IL Martin BIDS
Phoze 1883
LODGE han for rent On Tues. and sat-
nish-s PA 1f8t- Draughon's BUS COLLEGE
FOR RENT-DesirabIs Offices n the
Herald building Reasonable rates Apply
20 the auditor OF The Herald
FOR REST-Ground foor affIrs IN Herald
building. very suitable FOR real estate and
Insurance Office Apply % the auditor OK
The Herald
WILL build store building 70 suit tenant
one. two or three st1ress corner Bliss and
Graua streets Address John Kulcks 1880
Texas street
FOR SALE or Ieass-The building a. 100
z Missouri S.. El Pas1. now occupied By
the Freeman Mfg CO. For further lrfor-
nation can phone I26o OF 4z95M-
MODERN OFFICES FOR RENT
strictly modern fireproof b=udiEFs excel
lent janltor and elevator service. RoouH
light cool and large.
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY,
104 san Antonio ST. Phone 435o
OFFICES N TRUST BUILDING
Centrally located. larEe light rooms. steam
heat; good services most reasonable rents
10 city; IS and up-
FISK-RAMSEY REALTY CO.. ACTS.
Ground Floor. Trust Bids
Phone 1913 Cor san Antonio & stanton
ls Morgan bldg ---------------------s
l0f5 s santa Re, store ------.--.-..---S11
SIS n. Campbell. 50x121 r. -...-...-g15b
eo1-2 ". Overland warehouse .--.--S1f1
al Texas. e5x1-0 ard basement. fire
PROOF ----- Gee ---.----- --s-----s- t-'1
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY.
324 Mlls ST. Phone 55S-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03
Help Wanted-Mal.
Wanfed-Apenf,

BOYS with wheels. A. B. c. denver. Is
4 -amnn.-L-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03
For Rent-Room, Furnished.

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{ FURNISHED rooms 217 Arizona St
LARGE front room Phone 55sSR-
GOOD bedrooms. $50 70 S. Phi 241--
ROOM. close in. cheap Phone .fisJ-
LAkGE sunny room So Phone ss05-
BEDROOM close in III w Boulevard
NICE bedrooms. running. water so9 Noole-
NICELY furnished bedroom 400 Texas ST
FEoNT bedroom Oh y. xmas Pm 6tIt-
NEWLY furnished rooms 1111 Boulevard
WANTED-Nics lady roommate in home
Phone $3.50
500 UPSON-Privats family Phone sos o.
800
NEWLY furnished rooms -13 w no
G-audr- Phone ssofJ-
NICE room 20 lady who VIII take care %
own room ms y virginia Phone s-osW-
NICELY furnished rooms. steam heat
ms y Qr-Eon- Apt
BOOM in private family for party cm-
p.1yed- 81 Arizona
HOME-Nico room adjoining bath. sleep
ing porch. board II desired Phone $3.50
LARGE room. cheap rent. suitable for one
Or Two people. g1od location Phone $50
NICE front room. hot water IN bath; prl-
sate home Phone 2lsl-
FURNISHED rooms with Sleeping porches.
facing Cleveland squars- Phone 52fs-
STEAM heated rooms with hot ana cold
wlter, two hiocks from plaza 5l- Mesa
LARGE. steam heated. with sleepins
porch Phone $3.50
FURNISHED front bedroom 40I z RIO
Graude
Front room, adjoining bath 1904 Mon
tana-
MAGOFFIN-Steam heated rooms. double
or single; prices reasonable. Phi 1873
ROOM for rent. suitable, sor two gentle
men; single beds Inquire 4os n Oregon
EOOM>-Sleam hea-; with or without pri-
waite bath $40 w. -1issourL
STEAM heated room. connectlns bath. So F.
~ kansas
TWO desirable rooms. with Or without /
Housekeeping OF meals Phone 2727-
CLOSE iu 20 Eentlemen-steam heat. adj /
lo.ninE bath Ant ~. B-lzos-
FURNISHED room for rent. 1901 we
ming. Phone 6o7sW-
ONE block from ToItec club. nicely fur
llshed rooms- close I'm; gentlemen pre-
,srred- sos Myrtle Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY STORE AND NEAT MARKET
Doing a good business viii con-
slider part trade on an automo-
bile
BOOMING HOUSE
TO trade on an automobile
BOOMING HOUSE
rooms and sleeping porches,
steam heated. close In nice
neiEhborhood: worth $500; filled
ups good income; going at half
price fox cash
EXTRA SPECIAL
The finest furnished apartment
building in Fl Paso- long lease.
cheap rent: viii consider A house
IN trade pays big; high class
proposition; we have good reasons
for selling.
See WELLER, with
JAMES i. MARI & COMPANY,
7o4 san Antonio st. Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03
For Miscellaneous.

WAREHOUSE. trackage. NJ. depot P 13o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-03
Hem Wanted-Ma1s and Fem.l,

Help Wanted-MaIe and Female
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WANTED-Nan and wife competent fol
cooking and homework reference Pm
WANTED, immediateiy - Nea-Womeni
government war Jobs, 800 MONTH LIST
free Franklin Institute, dept f69J, Roch-
ester. n y.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations in Fl Paso
soon; men and women desiring govern
msnt clsrkships. departmental. postotfice,
railway mall customs, srenoEr1p hel s.
write for free particulars 90 J. C.. Leonard
former government eZaminer) Isl her1is
bldg. washington
Wanted HeIp-FsmaIe.
WANTED. girls Potter Confectionery Co
WANTED-Giri three ia family. Phone
1902 o. call ISIS Montana
COOK. family two stay nights. Mrs stew
ene. LlYt 49,
EXPEzIENCED mattresses wanted a.
once Popular Coufcctionery-
WANTED-EuEIish speaking girl. general
homework 2715 silver. Phone $3.50
WANTED Reliable Jingle woman Tor
cooking and Homework must stay on
place. good wages Apply 4lll Bliss 81
WHITE or colored woman TO take care OF
two children call at 500 n kansas after
$50 am
WANTED-Lady with some selling ability
and speak some Spanish. address z SO,
care Herald
AMERICAN EirI-Fauuy Of two. o. viii
give room 20 one employed FOR light
work night and morning. Phone $50
ENGLISH Speaking Mexican woman. for
cooking and homework must stay nights
511 RandoIf Phi 1854
WANIED-American girl FOR kitchen
W l-k; under 80. Mrs. CIaril's CAFETERIA.
eos Mesa
WANTED Experieuced girl for general
houseworll; out OF town; good wages ref
erences- Inquire room ~. Hotel Llnden-
WANTED Experienced saIes-alles- must
speak English and spanish Apply the
New Boston store
MAKE SIS To SIS weekly mailing clrcu-
LAYS. No experience required We supply
circulars. Write Tor particulars now Dixie
Mailing Co, Dent. 50. Jacssonville. va
WANTED Teacher with Texas certifi-
cave for rural school; term months;
sa,sry $50. Phone $500. branch 20.
FIVE bright. capable ladies 90 travel.
demonstrate and s7u dealers SIS 10 $50
per week. railroad fare paid Goodrich
drug company. dePt S3e. Omaha Nehr-
WANTED-Young lady order clerk eEpe- ]
rieueed ia taking grocery orders pre- ]
fe-red- address r B-. care Herald-
WANTED-MeEican lady, English speak I
ing not necessary. Address J. 30. care T
HERALD.
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