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Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24

out for damages and for goods stolen from freight cars and at the terrni- nals, as well as conserve the forest supply. It would make it possible to pack freight so as to secure much larger advantage of the car space containers of thin wood and fibre. These cannot be piled one on top of the other without breakage.
 Another viewpoint from which to obtain an idea of how much effect the elimination of the one-trip con- member that the value of all of the pulp and fibre used in the United States is $500, 900. 900 and that one- half, nearly, is thrown away after brief usefulness There are those who believe that this waste should be stopped.
 One packing case good for say 100 even for the packer, when contrasted with the 100 cases now used for 100 trips. If, in this way, one-half of the pulp supply could be conserved the saving should lower the price at once. and permanently. No other argument seems possible to those who have studied it.
 There is still another great benefit to be considered in this connection, say experts, and that is that by en- abling much fuller loading of box freight cars the metal containers will release thousands of cars for relieV- ing the congestion.
 were carried it would mean 255,0o0 more cars would be released and S40- 100000 in actual operating expenses would be saved the railroads every year. At present only fifty-five per cent. of box-car space is used on the
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24
YANTIC
Local People In and Out the Village.
 Miss Katherine T. Kane. Miss Mary

Local People In and Out the Village.
 Miss Katherine T. Kane, Miss Mary White and Miss Anna Shahan have re- turned from an outing at Ocean Beach.
 Miss Ethel Odgers of East Great Plain is spending some time In town with Miss Edna Bentley.
 MT. and Mrs. Patrick McGuire and son Billy of Bridgeport were week end guests of Mrs. McGuire's aunt, Mrs. Frank H. Tracy.
 pr. Backus of Broad Brook was a recent guest of MT. and Mrs. James Morton. Mrs. Backus and two chi1- dren are spending the week here with Mir. and Mrs. Morton.
 Miss Gladys Chaser of Spencer is spending a few weeks in town as the guest of Miss Lila Smith.
 Mrs. John H. Williams and Mrs James Morton spent day recently in Hartford.
 Mrs. Estelle Durgin of Stonington was week end guest in town of her aunt. Mrs Elias Socket
 Albert Eldrtdge of Hartford and Mrs Eadridge and son of East Norwich were guests Sunday at Oak Ridge farm
 Miss Justine Morrison of New Haven was a guest Sunday at Pine Tree cot tage.
 Mrs. Marion F. L. Eddy spent Sunday in Groton the guest of MT. and Mrs Charles Hazler.
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Mrs. Lewis Nixon just before thcJ left for Boston today on their wal to Canada. The presentation. whlcf took place in the Seventy first ReEf. nlent armory, was witnessed by full, chorus of 300 girls who stopped a re. hearsai to cheer the Highlanders.
 Lieutenant Colonel Guthrie. In ae. cepting the flag, said his command represented the true spirit of Ameri ca because 1t had in it's ranks Scotch men from every province in Canada and each state In the Union
 The British recruiting mission au. thorized the statement tonight thai the Highlanders had left New Yors under a previous arrangement and were not sent to Canada 10 deal witt anti transcription sentiment, as had been reported.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24
$1,523, 900, 900 ADVANCED
 TO ALLIES IN THREE MONTHS
Second Russian Credit of $75, 5,0OC, 900
 | Was Extended Monday.

Washing gton, July 23-The United States today emphasized its faith in the Russian government by extending 1t a further credit of $75,0 ,00o
 This is the second Russian credit, established soon after the United States entered the war. It is under stood most of the s100,ooo, 900 already has been spent for railroad supplies and that much of the $75,000, 900 will be used in the same manner.
 An additional credit of S6oOOo 900 to France also was authorized today by Secretary McAdoo, bringing the total advanced to all the allies, in less than three months, up to s1,523, ,Ooo.- = 900. or more than half of the S3,Oo0. 100000 authorized by congress
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Five Mile Llauor Limit.

Washington, July 23.-By executive order issued today President Wilson prohibited the existence of disorderIy resorts or saloons within five miles Of any military camp. Any town within such radius licensing saloons would not be affected. but no saloon may be within a half mile Of the camp. Pri- vate persons living within five miles of such camp may have liquors in their possession for personal use but may not give them to any trooper.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24

With a view to reducing to a mini mum the liability of accidents in West Main street, the Groton selectmen have had signs painted, Automobile speed limit 12 rniles-order of Select men, and have had these signs posted in conspicuous places.
 The selectmen, 1t should be under stood are empowered under the state automobile laws to regulate the rate of speed through the thoroughfares under their Jurisdiction and may limit the speed to whatever they may consider safe for traffic of all kinds.
 Young Men Called to CoIors.
 Harlan G. Burdick, chief boatswain's s mate has received official notice to mo- tify the following young men, and have them appear at Newport naval base, not later than August 3: Charles L.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24
NEUTRALs WELCOME
 TO ENTER CANADA
No Documents or Passports Required,
 Except for Enemy.

Washington, July 23.-American, all lied of neutral citizens are as free and welcome to enter and leave Canada as at any time; the state department to- day announced that no document or passport is required for persons going to Canada temporarily, except those of enemy origin. Persons born in an enc my country who claim naturalization in the tilted States should carry naturalization certificate.
 Those of enemy origin who claim birth in the United States should carry a birth certificate.
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Just the thing to make in a hurry and to find convenient and comfortable ever after. This style is nice for ging- hams, seersucker, alpaca, sateen lawn linen, drill and percale. The body DOT ton has ample fullness and the strap extensions secure the back over the fronts In warm weather this style will be much appreciated, for it does away with any superf1uity of material and at the same time secures ample protection for the dress beneath and is comfortable.
 The pattern is cut in three sizes: Small, medium and large. It requires 5 1-2 yards of 27-inch material for a medium size.
 A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps.
 Order through The Bulletin Company. Pattern Dept. Norwich. Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24
IN AND ABOUT WESTERLY
Pactuck Man Thrown From Wagons Sustans Severe Cut on Head More Autoists Arraigned Before District CourtVsting Nurse Associations Tag Day Services.

were completed at a meeting of the entertainment committee of the Pleas ant View Improvement assoeiation Chapple Tuesday evening. The com mittee, composed of Mrs. Bennett Chapple. Mrs. L. B. Lincoln, Miss L. E. Lincoln, Miss Marie Malnati. Mrs. H. A. Cunning, M. L. Stott, Edwin D. Krebs. Mrs. Walter Krebs and Charles
 H. Ritscher, will have full charge of the entertainment
 The carnival will be an all-day af- fair and will consist of roller skat- ing during the afternoon, with no en- trance charge. and dancing in the evening. for which there will be an admission price. Music will be fur especially entertaining feature of the evening will be the performance of cabaret artists from Boston. A num- Der of surprises. in the way of amuse- ment will be furnished during the dancing.
 Mrs. Bennett Chapple has charge of the sale of tickets which will be ready for distribution by the end of this week. Wells R. Fowler and Edwin D. Hawke will attend to the matter of booths and decorations
 There will be four booths set up in the Casino for the carnival. They will be in charge of the following: Candy. Mrs Walter Krebs: home made cake. Mrs. F. E. Fowler; flowers, Miss Ma rie Malnatie; grab bag. Miss Lena Malnati
 The exemption board for District town, East Greenwich, Exeter, Hop kinton, Narragansett Pier, North Kingstown, Richmond. South Kings town, West Greenwich and Westerly. consists of Charles Dean Kin1ball. the president of the town council of South Kingstown; George A. Loonis. town clerk of East Greenwich, and Dr. John L. May of Westerly, George A. Loom is is clerk of the board with head quarters at the town hall in East Greenwich.
 Chief Scout Donald North of Provi- dence has sent word to the Westerly
 Scouts that he Is to be at the Kings
 ton corn field this week and wants all
 the Scouts he can secure for wedding He offers to care for all the boys, with no charge to them for three or four days, if they will give him four
 hours each day in the garden. The rest of the time will be spent in the
 camp. The only cost to the Scouts who will go there for the four hours
 of work will be the carfare to and from the Kingston station They are asked each to bring hoe.
 Washington county who desire to helr in this work, they should notify i'm mediately Scout Commissioner George B. Utter at Westerly.
 Among those landing at Buenos Aires from victim ship of German submarine recently was Joseph Ma loney of this town, according to in- formation received by relatives here Mr. Maloney who has been around the world several times, and who has not been heard from in Westerly for two years, expects to return to his home on Mechanic street next month after an absence of seven years. He Is a brother of Edward J. Maloney o1 this town.
 landed, with several others, at Buenos Aires after their ship had been sunk by a German submarine. They were
 given five minutes to leave the ship.
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average, so that a saving of several times ten per cent. seems possible and practicable with these containers capable of being packed properly.
 Naturally, hlso the releasing of cars and the more expeditions hand ling of freight the country over would business man and, presumably, would make for lower prices on many things.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24

A cable dispatch to the State De partment reports that persons who were in Germany recently said that the Empire lacks GOO GOO tons of wheat of the amount necessary to reach the middle of August, when the harvest 4 gathered.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24
FLAGS PRESENTED TO
 HIGHLANDERS OF AMERICA
Gift of MT. and Mrs. Nixon and Ac-
 cepted by Colonel Guthrie.

New York, July 23.-The 236th over seas battalion of the Mclean High here on recruiting duty were present ed with a silk British flag by MT. and
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24

Monday was Tag Day in Westerly for the Westerly Visiting Nurse As sociation and the many collectors who were stationed at various posts about town met with good results. In the evening a band concert was given by the Westerly band in Wilcox park and the Boy Scouts collected for the visiting nurse fund.
 The day resulted in a collection of S69184 Mrs. Charles B. Sherman was general chairman.
 There was a small roof fire Monday evening on the house of Thomas How ard on Mechanics street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24

All arrangements for the grand car nivaI and cabaret, to be held at the Atlantic Beach casino, August 2nd
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24

George D. Randall of Lower Paw catuck was thrown from his wagon on Main street Monday morning and sustained a severe cut on the top of lis head about three inches in length. Randalrs wagon was struck by an express wagon drawn by a horse owned by William A. Burk of Main street The express wagon was be- ing loaded with iron pipe in the rear of the store of Davey and Maxwell started on a run up Main street. Near Bannon's drug store the express wa gon colli6ed with the Randall rig and MT. Randall was thrown onto the pavement when the wagon tipped over. The horse continued up Main ed by E. Howard Clark. The animal had an iron weight attached to its bridle, but nevertheless 1t ran up High street almost to Canal before 1t was stopped by William Smith. Randall was taken into the Bannon aid treatment by Dr. John F. M. Keighley, a dentist, who happened to be in the store at the time, and soon afterward Dr. M. H. Scanlon arrived and dressed the wound.
 Clans Soneral of Watch Hill was arraigned before Clerk Clarence E. Roche in the Third district court on Monday noon, charged with passing a trolley car with an automobile, while the car was discharging passengers. He was fined s5 and costs, amounting to S2.S0
 Carl Mogren of Watch Hill was ar rested for passing a standing trolley car on Main street while discharging and taking on passengers He Was fined s5 and costs. amounting to s2.so. Both men were arrested by Officer Curtin
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FOR SALE BY: pr..4on 1ro... Inc. Norwich, Conn. Arthur p. Cote. Baltic, Conn. cI.x+en H. Rood, Inc. Baltic, Conn. A. o. Stone & Co.,,
 CIarks Corners, Conn. l. C. Green, EaeIeviIie, Conn. Martin M. Hansen,
 Mansfield Depot, Conn. se,ejt's Pharmacy. TaftvilIe, Conn. Fred Lavaiie, Wauregan, Conn. Sweet Brothers, Lebanon, Conn. Israel Botnick, Bozrahviile, Conn. h. Fishbone, Fitehvilie, Conn. AND ALL GOOD DEALERS
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MYSTIC

Greton Seleetnen Post Speed Limit Sisns-PersonaIs and Items of ln- terest.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06
Special Notices.


LACE curtains washed Phone 9s7s
We BUY combinzs. ne y. Kansas
THE only steam carpet cleaners. sz15. 81;
Acme Mat d. Feather Co.. ph- 1871
AMERICAN and Swiss watches repaired
BARSETT'--219 san Antonio It.
YOUR mattress renovated, s1-75 up; car
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg- CO.. ph- no
NOTICE-The western Furniture Co sells
furniture only no clothing and is To-
Gated corner Stanton and Overland ST.
GO CARTS on payments
FOUTZ MOORE co.
CARPENTER VIII fieure new or repair
work. porches and garages a speciality
Phone 6Ela-.
CARPENTER viii figure contracts, Job
work or repairing. mill and cabinet work
a speciality Hughes. phone G>5l
BARGAINS ia sewing machines. bought
sold. rented and repaired. los n. stan
ton Phone 1f9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06
Money 10 Loan.
GET YOUR MONEY FROM u.

GIT YOUR MONEY FROM u.
We loan any amount on diamonds.
witches. feWelry- automobiles. silverWa re
and other vsluabIes at liberal rate Of i'm
teresr. our references-City National bank
and Texas Bank and Trust Co. Protect
your valuables by placing them tn our
vaults
SECURITY LOAN Co, PHI. 1854
Corner ID Paso and san Antonio Sts-
FQJ TABLE LOAN ASSN. SI5 Trust Bldg.
Negotiate loans uu all personal property
iu any amount at reasCuab bile rates You
furnish the security and we wiz get YOU
tho money any time on three hours notice
-ar less
W =. MILLER, 1IEr.
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. autos
diamonds. chattols. Newton. SIS n. stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06
FRENCH TROOPS JOINED
WASHINGTON.

On the Hudson 136 years ago to
day, July 6, 1871
Find Washington.
REBUS.
A British General Of Revolutionary
times.
YESTERDAYS ANSWERS.
Upper left corner dOtDH behind Turk
Carson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06
Lost and Found.

Lost and Found.
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LOsT-BunCh OF keys SOC reward IL re-
turned 70 Herald Office
LOsI-Leather pocFetbook- owners cards
and sum Of money Phone 1854 Reward.
Sun glasses and goggles
BARSETT's-2I9 san Antonio st.
LOsT-Pink corduroy coat on county road
between Fl Paso and Tsleta Reward
Phone 6595R
GOLD and pearl handled ladies' usr4z1l
lost; initials F. J. % 7. J Houston
Texas Cali at 561s 1Lanzaua or phone
4s52J and get reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06
FOR Rent

1916 Irowdridga ST.. S rooms.
sleeping porch. basement.
and bath.
$500 Ft Boulevard. 8 rooms.
bath. sleeping porch and
basement. garage.
-af6 Idaiia, rooms bath
sleeping porch
1901 Kings highway. rooms.
bath and sleeping porch
PERRY -kIRkPATRICK Co.
1-5 IS. san Antonio. Phi 9'7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06
Special Notices.

DlEEldA AauALE1s
OUR CREDIT system IS best. Phone 1888
HOME FURNITURE Co. III n Stanton
WONAN'S Exchange. I-s ~ Campbell
f1ll= e2f+
WANTED Salesman with light line 10
share expense ON trip through N=w Mex
Zoo. eastern arizona start Moul4F- VII.
either furnish car or use yours address
quick Room -. sheldon hotel
WANTED communicate with person
who will build modern r7ou-nE house
close in, VIII take years lease giving
first class security Address az. care
Business Chances.
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FOR SALE-Smau grocery Address $40
YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD. Phone 1895
HOME FURNITURE CO. III y Stanton
RUGS-Ex--a bargains
FOUTL MOORE Co
LADY wants lady partner: bath. mas
SAGE business. or viii buy out a place Ad-
dress X $50. care Herald
DOCTOR AUER
Chronic diseases. fem4le- nervous diseases
o1f Re1u1- bids Phi. 45s2-5lfo-
TO TAKE charge q stock farm on shares
anyone DESTROYS Of such man write II
t55 care Herald
FOR SALE-Oue OF the incest little notion
stores in one OF the best towns in n. u
30 delivery and strictly cash business
Write q --s. care Herald
FOR SALE-smau cafeteria with operat-
ing privilege, good business very low
rent good reasons for selling, terms Ad-
dress $50. care Herald
stocked and equipped. established several
years. no liability address e. asa. care
Herald
aRE YOU looking FOR businsss2 This rs
your chance Pool hall for sale. reason
have other business 90 look after See
Mike Sawasa. 500 s. ii Paso-
FOR >ALE-CompIete tin shop equipment
and st9cil- no other here. splendid chance
good timer. Leonard Isaals, Rocadale
CHANCE to invest in established profit
able proven mfE- business acct of euLarE-
iuE- closest scrutiny desired. II interested
address To $50 care Herald.
CONFECTIONERY for saIc- ,riI take $500
cash f1 handle IL SOU are interested in "a
money making proposition write p o.
box I11s-
DOCTOR Good location in the suburban
tovn OF lz.e-a- am going 10 move % I'll
Aa7 aus. N-.t L"..i-a -l-u lN+ pra'H''= ana
good viii 20 purchaser OF my office out.
Tit. medicine. etc Address Dr. T. s.
White TsIa.a. Texas
FOR SALE very ch.ap-A dairy: l5 Jar-
say cows four H0lataiu. one Guaruses
one fine Jersey bull, owner dasiriHE 10
leave for Mexico at once. viii sarri flee
address box z, Las Cruces. New Mexico.
Phone 50--
FOR SALE-First class meat market .
blocks. tAleNlN- ice box six inch euarra
wool WALL sausage machinery. steel smoke
house and everything complete and new
Railroad town. 50905 payroll S65.Ql9. Write
r. 800. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06
ANsWERs ID HERALD -.

The following list OF uncalIed FOR an
sRars 20 Herald Want Advertisements are
now being held for delivery al The Her
IA hue--as. nff-ra-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06

san ANTONIO apis Ai- cooled and
every modern Convenience why swelrer
this warm weather when you can get an
AIR COOLED place 20 live az reasonable
rates. close iu- .111s W. san Antonio St,
TWO blocks from business center. Phone
s1f1 or apply ~ apt. No Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06

4i- w. Boulevard. two blocks north Of
cleveland square hardwood floors. tile
bath. nrea Hfasr room. Janitor service.
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
--f Mills bids. Phone 57s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06
For Rsnt-Housss Unfinished.

For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.
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FOR RENT
LARGE g room and breakfast room, new
I buraaIur- basement and furnace ''-
NauUan. $50 month
sos Nations. E. rooms new. s-l
joins ". PHILLIPS. PSI. si65.
Apartments Furnished & Unfinished
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Z ONE furnished and one unflrn,7h 7a apart
mont $50. 5-S W. Nr- Apt D.
IVORY bedroom suits
FOI II MOORE CO
For Rent-Apartments Furnished
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NICE clean apartment. fo5 Montana
DE WITU apt rooms. Phone ll52-
LOVELY and g room apartments III
rs Boulevard. close in-
GEORGETTE aptz- . rooms. kilchenet.
bath. an r. stanton
FTRNI>HED apartments $3.50. IS. $50.
r1r ~ Missouri Phone $3.50
cool tbrsa room apt, ground floor. mod
.ru Apply 6l1 Montana ST.
TWREE room apartment close m Phone
$3.50
SNAIL apis. one and three rooms. with
sleeping uorcrss 1910 NJ oregon
Nicely fg-1ishcd room fiat with bath.
close 90. Phone $500 59i n Kansas, apt g.
ENTIRE downstairs. children welcome
DUOFOLDS on payments
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
FURNISHED apartment with sleeping
porch 500 ~ oregon
FOUR rooms. private bath. close in- $50
SIS IS Kansas
FURNI>HED apartment sleeping porch
Phone sgs7J-
APARTMENTS. single rooms. 1olis W.
Nain-
THREE cool apartments. summer rates
Phone so,s- CAN 1913 ~ TT Faso-
Two room apartment. cool and pleasant.
1905 ~ oregon
FURNISHED room apartment 1919
Montana Phone $685.
ADFT ANTE hotel IN ~ Kansas. one
room. Eitcheuet azd bath. Phone 5of7-
FOR RENT-2 large cool. pleasant and
completely furnished rooms. sleeping po1e--
1880 Arizona
TWO room apartment. sleeping porch
connecting bath. never occupied Phone
ssi-W.
NEWIY uape-ed close in- wei furnished
large room with kitchenat and running
water. private front porch Phone eils-
THE UERITE-Eiegsu furnished
g room au--- finest location. summer rate
Phone sfIf 1l05 E- Blvd Apt no O.
SMALL apartment close in, sleeping porch.
private bath. hot water summer rates
az X. Santa Pc
VERY nicely furnished 3 room apartment.
Ezsall sleeping porch and large cool
front porch 1917 n Kansas Phone $3.50
cool. completely furnished Housekeeping
apartment reasonable. near l-l Fas1 SASH
a. Door COS for three months. -flo Texas
ST.. apt B. Phone tt.t-
THE ARAGOS - uellghrfuuy furnished
apartment. one 10 five rooms, rhuuEhrfulIy
appointed Eirh view Co hotel convenience
and home comfort Inquire apt g. sl6 =
Rio Grade
TWO neatly furnished rooms. $50 per
month. wen ventilated rooms. sleeping
porch S55 per month"; phone. lights. water
free 1918 f. Boulevard
AUSTIN APARTMENTS
Two or three rocnsi walking distance
JAMES l. MARI q COMPANY.
500 san Antonio ST. Phone $3.50
THE PIEDMONT
Beautiful completely furnished apart
ueur- four rooms, bath and sleeping
porch. Apply 90 Apt g or
LAY REALTY s TRUST Co.
40f Trust bldz Phone 551k
MO-TROSE APIS.
-Four rooms furnished. bath and sleep
INK porch Rent $50 Apply 20
LAY REALTY * TRUST co.
Phone 1913. 400 Trust bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06
Apartments Unfurnished.

AUdILuEuA8 OALA a AA4AGAs
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MODERN font apartments. very close IN
The Binkley. corner Of Davis and Epson
Phone G0sTF.
SILVIA APARTMENTS
-Four large cool rooms, near hts1 school :
JAMES T. MARI a COMPANY,
S04 San Antonio 81. Phone fa"'-
HILL CREST APTS-
We Hars = beautiful uuturuishad outside
-+-rr-rt -1ufheaer exposure. four rooms
4rf hath built IN features. hardwood
foo s. and every modern convenience Rent
ra- s. oregon and River ste. or
LAY REALTY & TRUST CO,
Phone --r= sos Trust bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06
Wanted HeIp-FemaIe.

Wanted HeIp-FemaIe.
WANTED class cook. no other need
apply 1910 Montana
WANTED woman 90 care FOR
two children 1908 ~ oregon
WANTED girls 90 serve pa-l1r ia
b.as- The Elite Confectionery Co.
WANTED lady 20 share room.
raasa aaale- board II desired Phone 55-7-
WANTED. English speaking sirI fog house
work. 1915 f. RIO Granle-
WANTED-Fa--o- girls. Potter Confec-
ticuery CO.
WANTED class steuoz-apher for
two weeks. Boss Rubber CO.. $40 Texas ST.
STENOGRAPHER with -re kuowIedss
Of bookkeeping preferred. address C. 4fe,
la-- L-l. a---
WANTED -EuEllzh speaking sirl for gen
eral house work. must stay nights; family
OF three Apply 1900 ~ Florence
WANTED Experienced s-engE-aphar Aus
usr lists one months work. salary $50. c.
~. S9Wle. auditor, santa Fe Hy-. city
WANTED-GI-ls TO help in teaching
dancing az tho Laris Dancing school Call
afternoons between 8 and S references re-
CURED good salary
STENOGRAPHER for law office must be
rapid and accurate permanent position
state experience and salary desired p. O..
YOUNG English speaking rlrI FOR house
work must know 20 cook ltlei no
washiEE- a good and pheasant home Tor
neat and clean girl state wages wanted
and give phone number IL pH7aluls- AZ
dress 8 So ca-e Herald
Situations Wanled-maIe.
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