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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-23

ifaire ct gardais le lit la plus gran
de partie du temps. Tout celia
@tait survenu apres la Nuisance
de mon troisieme enfant. Je
n'avais pu relever. j'@tais @pui-
see par des h@morragies ct, NAL
gre les remedies que j'employais,
allant en- affaiblissant toujours,
lie me decidai d'6crire au m@de-
Gin de la Compagnie Chimique
Franco-Am&ricaine. Aussit6t
apr6s avoir recu sa r@ponse, ia
bandonnai les remedies que je
prenais pour prendre les Pilules
Rouges. Au bout de quelques
semaines, j'etais mieux, plus for
to. J'ai employee les Pilules Rou-
ges pendant un an ct Giles mont
dome la meilleure sant@ posi-
ble." Nine AdolpheD D saulniers,
%, Morse, Woonsoket, r. I.
lie docteur E. Simard, eleve des spe-
cialistes en- maladies des femmes, les
Drs Devos ct Cape1le, est attache d la
Compagnie Chimique Franco-Americai-
ne 1imit@e) depuis au-de1a de vingt ans,
let continue a bonner, a toutes nos Glen
ties, des consultations gratuites, soft par
correspondence on a son bureau, 274,
rue Saint Denis, Montreal, tous le%sjours,
excepte les dimanches, de 8 heures du
matin a 6 heures du soir.
AVIS UNCERTAINTIES Pi1ules
Rouges pour les Femmes Pales ct Fai-
bles ne sont jamais vendues autrement
qu'en bottles contenant SO pilules ja-
mails au 100. Files portent au bout de
chaque bofte la signature de la Gle
CH1MIQUE FRANcO-AMERIcA1NE
(1imitee) ct un numero de controle.
N'acceptez pas d'autres pilules que
l'on vous dirait etre les Pilules Rouges,
GU d'autres produits que 1'on vous recon-
manderait CONNIE Giant aussi bons.
Dkfez-vous des COLPORTEURS.
Les Pilules Rouges ne sont jamais ven
dues de porte en- porte.
lie prix des Pilules Rouges pour les
|Femmes Pales ct Fables est de so cen
tins la boite, six bottles pour $3.50. chez
ltous les marchands de remedies, GU en-
voyees franco par la COMPAGNIE
cH1MIQUE~ FRANcO-AMER1cAINE
Ninlitee), 274, rue Saint Denis Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-23
Champagne des
S~ubmersibles

Ii nous semb]e, a en- juger PAL
les rapports qui nous arrivent de
correspondents americans demeu-
rant en- Allemagne, que ce dernie1
pays parIant d'abord avec tant
d'assurance ct de forfanterie DIES
efets terribles que devaient pro-
duire ses submersibIes aprAs lie
premier courant, ne Sc sent pas
tout-&-fait aussi sur du r6sultat.
Won Cappelle, successeur de Won
Torpitz, ct son doux maitre le Kai-
ser avaient d'abord fx6 a six Sc
names, lie terme DIES operations
n6cessaires pour isoler ct affamer
IAngleterre. Mais, suivant le cor
respondent Schuette, les autorit6s
militaires allemandes Sc compile
ront fort heureuses 81 leur projet
du premier f6vrier peut Sc r6aliser
durant les prochains six mois.
LIE Kaiser ct son 6tat-major ont
la malheureuse habitude d'oublier.
chaque fois qu'ils inventent I'm
nouveau moyen d~'an6antir lcurs
~adversaires, que la guerre est une
jonte od deux adversaires cons
tamment en- presence font valoir
respectivement la vigueur de leur
po1gnet ct la souplesse de leur in
telligence. ST Won Cappelle s'est
prepare pour une guerre d outran-
&c avec ses submersibles contre la
marine marchande du monde en-
tier, on aurait grand tort de croire
que, de leur cote, la France ct
rAngleterre sont restless inactives.
Bien al contraire. Files ont d6ja
arm6 presque tous leurs paquebots
ct bateaux-marchands ct ont lance
d la chasse DIES submersibles prus-
stems des centaines de torpilleurs
ct de petits bateaux a grande vi
Jesse. Les r6sultats ne Sc sont
point:fait attendre, car lie % jan
vier dernier nm hatnan marchand
la Guyanne a attaqu6 ct
fat sombrer un submersible allie
mand apres un combat de quaran-
te minutes. La Prusse a d'abord
Gu l'avantage de pouvoir coulter al
fond des bateaux qui ne connais-
rien de sa reprise de campa-
yne 4 %outrance, mails les chooses
Won't maintenant sans doute chan
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Saltwater, Mimi.

A Occasion du service anniver-
saire du Rev. P4re Lambert Nico-
las qui sera chant6 prochainement
dams l'6glise de st Joseph de Still
water, les Forestiers Catalogues
de la Cour st Joseph ont decide de
faire clever une croix de pierre sur
la tombe de leur regrett6 chape-
lain.
Dams ce but, ills mettent en- tlra-
ge un Phonograph "Path6", Fun
des meilleurs aujourd'hui sur le
march6, faisant appel aux Fo-es-
tiers, aux anciens paroissiens. COR
naissances ct amis du X. P. Nico-
las.
Go prolet a recu l'apIrobatior ct
du Rev. Pore
t\L.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-23


MARIA CHAPDELAINE"
recit du Canada francais, par
Louis HEMON. Reproduit du
FTemps" de Paris, Pr6c6d6 de
deux pr6faces: par M. Emile BOU-
TROUX, de l'Acad6mie franchise.
ct par M. Louvigny de MONTH
GNY de la Soci6t6 royale du Ca
NADIA. Illustrations originates de
Suzor-C Cote. Outrage honor6 de
subscriptions du Secr6taire d'Etat
pour la Pursuance ct du Secr6taire
de la province de Quebec. l vol.
de 27O pages. L'exemplaire, $I.OO
franco. ia. LeFebvre, 6diteur,
Case postale, 1869, Montreal.
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W:S%E;57SN25* S$IiSSS}f;5M [7i5
?mMNBERSHPL LABEL ~
@s!&IA NJ i%A( GE5Ny2%ST1m
The Aim of the Foreign Lam
9uage Newspapers in
America

To help preserve The ideals and
sacred traditions of this, our adop-
ted country, the United States of
America: To revere it's laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
chem: To strive INCREASINGLY to
quicken the public's sense of civic
1uty: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better
than we found it.
American Association of
Foreign Language News
p8pers
LOUIS n. HAMMER LING President
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-23
Fausse Attitude

ne, I'm exemplaire du journal ga
tholic Citizen l'organe r6put6
DIES catalogues du diocese de Du-
buque, Iowa. 81 la personne qui
a en- l'id6e de nous faire parvenir
Get exemplaire, desire Repression
de nos vues sur un article pure
ment politique que nous d6cou-
vrons dams les COLONIES de ce jour
nal, nous n'avons aucune objection
a nous rendre a son d6sir. Nous
lemons tout d'abord a lui dire qua
notre sens, lie r6dacteur dun jour
nal catholique est en- quelque sorte
I'm directeur spirituel, ct doit pour
cette raison Sc montrer toujours
calme, impartial ct respectueux de
la v6rit6. II a en- toutes circons-
tances CONNIE lie divin maftre, mis-
sion de d6montrer que son royau-
me nest pas de ce monde ct que
les questions politiques ne sont
nj de sa sphere, nj de son resort.
Autrement. il Sc d6considere dams
-resprit de SEES lecteurs bien pen
SAINTS. Quand par exemple I'm re-
dacteur CONNIE celui du "Catholic
Citizen, qui a mission danes,
sort de son role CONNIE tel pour
assaillir sans raison lie premier ma
gistrat de la republique, lie Pres.
Wilson, ct lie comparer AL Gar de
Russie, dams lie choix de ses me-
rhodes administrative, tel r6dac-
teur abdique des lors e hau-
ties fonctions de propagateur de la
v6rite, pour descendre au niveau
des politicians de carrefour. Tout
lie monde salt en- effet, en- dehors
DIES bureaux de reduction du jour
nal catholique de Dubuque, que
null President des Etats- Unis s'est
montr6 plus respectueux des pre-
du S6nat ct a plus tenu
a avoir l'avis ct l'appui DIES deux
.hambres sur toutes les plus hau-
ties questions d'int6ret national
que lie President Woodrow Wilson.
On comprend assez bien, que lie
Pres. Wilson ait os6 esperer de voir
Senat donner SOL assortment
au projet quill a formul6:.. pour
naintenir la paix u~niverselle, mails
a un indiscutable droit, ausdesir
lie la constitution, de compiler sur
"a cooperation pour forcer MIN
porte quelle nation q respecter
;ous nos privileges reconnus par
droit international. M. Wilson
/
IA done pas eu besoin, CONNIE lie
l6clare lie r6dacteur de Dubuque,
lie recourir a la ~pressionl admins
pour amener lie s6nat d ROM
IRE avec lAllemagne. II s'est en-
out conform6, pour y arriver, q la
ettre ct a l'esprit de notre consti-
ution.
Pour la dixiAme fois, nous n'h6-
itons pas a d6clarer que des arti-
les CONNIE celui du Catholic Ci-
izen" sont propres d amoindrir
estime que les ldiff6rentes demo-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-23

Oh. combien de femmes ma1ades Sc
bercent de la fastidieuse illusion que
"Ca Sc p~assera'.
c'est par exemple, l'anemie : cause
premiere de toutes les maladies qui
sont particulieres aux femnes. Ya-t-il
affection plus insidieuse, plus decou-
rageante, ct qui accable advantage sa
victime que l'anemie? La femme qui
en- est a%tteinte, perd toutes e forces,
ct tout son courage. Ellie ne peut Sc
livrer a aucun travail ; ellie est inca
pable d'aucun effort, parce que son
Gnergie est complement aneantie.
lie moment est venu de prendre les
Pi1ules Rouges pour les Femmes Pales
ct Fables. A leur action reconfortan-
te ct stimulante, 1'ordre Sc retablira
dams l'organisme feminin ; toutes les
fatigues disparaitront ; la digestion
s'executera facilement, ct la malade
reviendra a la sante.
"Depuis quelques mois je per-
dais des forces, mes membres
@taient lourds ct il m'etait i'm
possible de roster debout, dc
marcher longtemps. Acela s'a-
joutait une digestion mauvaise,
des ACCOMPLISHMENTS, des dou-
leurs ct des faiblesses d'esto-
mac, des maux de tote. Un me-
decin me traita sans beaucoup
de resultat ct apres, lorsque je
consultai lie medecin de la Com
pagnie Chimique Franco-Ame-
ricaine, je men pouvais plus de-
puisement. Je suivis, sous ses
SONS, un traitement special ct,
pendant six mois, j'ai pris regu-
lierement les Pilules Rouges.
Au bout de six mois je Metals
plus la meme femme T; je ira
vaillais avec facilite f; les etour-
easements etaient disparus,
Iestomac fonctionnait bien. J'e-
tais guerie enf1n. Nine Joseph
Perron, 1884, rue Ste-Elizabeth.
Montreal.
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ger. Les deux lutteurs sont au-
jourd'hui face a face, avec d'egales
chances de success.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-23

L'EoHO d. QUEST nest pas respon-
sable des ide.s ct opinions 6mises par
zes corresp nd nts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-23

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc., doivent 6tre adressees CONNIE
Nnit'
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI
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Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter
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Eoates correspondence doivent
atne accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-23

Les manuscrits non inserrB ne
scat pas retourn6s.
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etait excellent ct tous mes
malaises 6taient disparus.
&c enlargement augmenta la
grande confance que j'avais
deja dansles Pilules Rouges;
TAI continue de les employer
Requirement pendant sept
ouhuit mois etje fus guerie."
Nine Noise Gervais, 33, De-
Salaberry, St-Jean, Que.
"Je fus pendant plusieurs
mois bien malade ct sous les
SONS dun medecin. J'avais
des douleurs dams les reins,
le dos ; solvent j'etais prise
de palpitations auxquelles
succedaient des defaillances.
Je ne pouvais presque rien
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-23

"Je constatais que j'6-
tails plus fable, que je
me maintenais a la beso-
gne plus difhcilement,
puts apparurent d 9 S
douleurs d'estomac ,des
maux de tete, de occur.
Je ne plus ct
solvent prise de
vertiges, de vomisse-
ments. Je me procurai
des Pilules Rougespour
Femmes Pales ct Fai-
ct Giles current de
bons effets. Dams les
de quelques Sc
j'avais repris le
d 9 s 8 u s, mon appetit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28
LOSES HOPE FOR
HOUSE COALITION
Republican Leader Mann
Says He VIII Be Candi-
date for Speakership.

Washington. d. g, March 2S.-Hopes
FOR a nonpartisan organization of the
house Of representatives at the special
session next week was virtually aban-
doned today BY representative Mann.
Republican leader in the last house
and proponent OF the plan
I will stand where I stood origin
ally" he said, but I think two tickets
viii be put into the field 7 am will
ing to be the Republican candidate
for speaker If the Republicans want
ne to run and 7 think J shall be the
candidate If one is named"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28
Sifuations Hanfed-Male.


EXPERIENCED general office man at pres
eut employed. desires change; neat. rapid.
accurate, healthy; age 26; references capa-
BILE OF mana ging office Write postoffice box
ess
WANTED-A position in law office by a
college and law university man: can draw
legal documents and examine titles, etc, etc
Understand all office work Of an attorney.
also shorthand and typewriting- s. W F.
~ Paso Herald.
WtNTED-Position by young man. expe-
ricu.ed and thoroughly capable as book
keeper; salesman and stenosrapher- Rest
references Address +. o. box -, Alou-
guerque- New Mex
WANTED BY \ YOT NJ MAN a years Of
e and having a wide business training,
position as private secretary. sales mana
ser or office assistant in any business OF
manufacturing establishment where exscu-
tive ability is required; excellent cores
pondent- graduate Of a commercial. classical
high and Northeastern University College %
Law in Massachusetts: understand finance.
business administration. economy and eff
cheney; systematIze any department. reor-
ganizs. etc. etc. member OF finance COM
mittee for Massachusetts IN 1914 and 1873
can furnish high grade references and do
liver the goods will start FOR small salary:
not here Tor my health. but 10 stay II
given a position F " Burke, care FL Paso
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28
SMALL CHANCE OF GERMANY'S
BEING BEATEN-ADMIRAL FISKE

New York. March 2s.-'Tf Germany
IS beaten. all our danger Will pass
away for the moment. but the chances
are Germany VIII not be beaten" said
rear admiral Bradley A Fiske. L s. y,
retired. in an address Tuesday night
which he said had been approved by
secretary of the navy Daniels
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28
BRITISH SHIP ATTACKED;
LINER CEDRIC REACHES PORT

Undated, March 2S.-The British
steamship Ruahine. from a port of Eu-
rope. was attacked by a submarine on
March Il when a torpedo missed her
stern by about 20 feet. her officers re-
ported when the ship finished her voy-
age across the Atlantic today Moth
ing was seen of the U-boat-
The White Star liner Cedric has
safely reached a British port
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28
JUDGE PEYTON F. EDWARDS
RRnHARI.E NEW COL WY IL d.

Judge PeytOn F Edwards il being
mentioned by members of the FL Paso
Bar association as likely TO receive the
endorsement Of that body for appoint
ment as county judge at law IN the
new court. the creation OF which has
been approved by Gov. Ferguson, since
the bill for II passed the recent legisla-
ture. The Bar association viii con-
slider the matter Monday. II is reported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28
Wanted to Rent.

-O-~~~~~~-~-~~~~~-~-~~~-~~ ~
WAN EDO rent. garage close to plaza /;
capacity for two small cars. Phone the
cashier at -U9o.
WANTED 10 rent by April 1t room house
with sleeping porch: large yard. north OF
tracks, viii lease. Phone SO56
FL FINISHED cottage. flat or housekeeping
rooms in Richmond terrace. Address L ass.
care Herald.
THREE healthy adults want 10 Gaze for
home OF apartment Rent not over $50
Phone s9esJ
TWO OR THREE unfurnlsfed roo-as with
sleeping porch. reasonably close in: no sIcis
no children private residence preferred Ad-
dress IS f6s. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28
ed CONNORS CONVICTED AND
SENuI-N I'm 10 ETETEEN YEARS

Round guilty on q charge OF cTlmlTlaI
assault by a jury IN the saith district
court. Ed ConRors. negro. was sen
fenced TO Is years in the penitentiary
I5y Judge " d Howe and will be TAX
IN 10 the penitentiary tonight Laura
strickland. a negro girl, said to be
nine years OF age, was the prosecut-
ing witness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREF GIVEN
THAT applications Will be received BY the
City Civil Service Commission. City Hall
FL Paso. Texas. from MONDAY. MARCH
%. 1917. To MONDAY. APRIL 9. 1917.
PATROLMAN. POLICE DEPT.
No application delivered AZ the office OF
the Commission. by mail or otherwise. after
: D. m, MONDAY. APRIL 2. 1915. will be
accented
Applications must possess the following
a citizen Of the United States
Able TO read ana write the
English language.
Never to have been convicted
Not les, than feet inches in
Not less than $50 pounds IN
weight.
Good health ami sOund body.
Good moral character.
Al applicants must take a medical and
physical examination before being eligible
FOR the mental examination
Applicants Sill be notified later TO
date Of physical examination.
The mental examination will be held on
FRIDAY APRIL Is. 1917. al . D. m
Date OF filing applications will Determine
priority IN case Of tie average
Information can be obtained by applying in
person to Secretary Of the Civil Service
Commission City Hall
= JACK HENRY Secv
NOTE-Au Patrolmen now in the service
Who have served less than one year as
such must take the above examination in
.roer 70 retain their position
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28
SODA FOUNTAIN AND COMPLETE SET
OF CONFECTIONERY EIXIIRES.

Having recently bought a new Grosman
50 # soda fountain, with complete set of
fixtures. offer at a bargain my old liquid
fountain. show cases. tables. chairs, shelly
ing. everything complete ready TO open Up
first class confectionery: outfit in perfect
condition; small cash payment, balance easy
monthly payments. Phone, write or wire
COFFEE JOE, South e Paso street. FL
Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28

BUSINESS CHANCES
dandy. well paying business
suitable for women only: snap.
Curio and novelty stores up 20
s75Oe.
Cigar stand. price 70 suit
Furniture stores up TO $4,000
Drug stores up to $4,000.
san Antonio street meat market
$4,000.
Restaurants, cafes and cafeterias
up 10 $4,000.
Picture shows, $4,000 to sso.o9e.
Diaries up TO 32e0, 600
Grocery stores up 20 $500
Specials.
Restaurant and lunch counter.
$1,000; $3.50 cash. balance 10 suit
purchaser.
Restaurant. vel located. long
lease; 10 rent, with option Of pur-
chase.
Several valuable leases to be had
At Reasonable figures.
SETTIE NJ. VAN EPPS.
Ssz Mesa ave Phone .s4s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28

Situations Wanted-HaIe.
boohhEEPER wishes set Of books to keep
evenings Address " $50. care Herald
HANTED-Position by experienced double
entry bookkeeper: references Al. Phi 5s04.
YOUNG man stenographer desires position
with good future in or near FL Paso. Ad-
dress 507. care Herald.
AMERICAN. - years old. wants position:
agricultural education: speaks Spanish flu
entity; understands operation all kinds ma
eninery- also automobile Adde'S l. e. $.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28

Buys good restaurant worth 5000.
saloon under same roof. $50 rent.
good lease: in business section. This
Is a snap
SOU THW ESTERN BT SINESS IN
CHANGE AND SALES CO,
SIS Mills bldg. Phone 1893
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28

For Kent-Apartments Furnished
FOR RENT-Furnished apt call 7s7sW-
FOR RENT room furnished apartment;
no children or sick. Phone 2lls- so4 Epson
room, 119l W Missouri Phone SiS5-
FURNITURE OF three room apartment for
sale cheap call 10 \ Ange-
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living room
and hath; sumner rates Apt y
FOR RENT-Furnished . room housekeep-
. inS suite white people. 1913 z Overland
THE ARAGON apts--one and room
apt vacant April l. SIS 2 Rio Grande-
Apply apt L.
FOR SALE Beautifully furnished room
apartment; close in nicely located. cool
place for summer Phone 17s- or 55e9M
FOR THE finest completely furnished APT.
in the city apply by phone 20 1908. ready
Apr / Has large light rooms; front and
rear porches.
For Rent-Apartmens UnFurDisked.
--~~~O~~-~~~~~~~~O~~--~ ~~O-~~~~~~---~~~-~-~~~0
ALEXANDRIA apartments Phone sra
DE LUNE-Uufurrished apartment. 1919 y.
Oregon Phone sos3-
FOR RENT-Attractiye 6 room apartment;
oak floors, tile bath. sunset Heights. Pm.
1923.
FOR RENTING room apartment; Mesa
and California Apply No Il knickerbOcker
apartments
FOR RENT-s room unfurnighed apt PR
yste hath and large lawn. no children sci
Arizona
THREE ROOMS and hath. modern conver-
fences Np2iy 1910 Mundy ave. apt. l.
Phone s6isR-
ONE three room and one . room apartment |
IN ths new Hatred. AZ ". Boulevard s..
DOUGLAS {. CROMWELL AGENCY
- Nils bldg. Phone S7s |
RIO GRANDE APARTMENTS.
Corner Rio Grand. and Auee streets !
Three rooms and bath Lease. No small I
JAMES l. MARI X COMPANY.
30+ San Antonio -. Phone 1850 ]
VICTORIA APIS. We have a beautiful un- |
furnished outside apartments four rooms
and bath Built in features: hardwood floors /
and every modern convenience Apply TO {
lanitor 100 y oregon corner River s.. OF !
LAY REALTY Trust Co
Phone .5ls- 4el Trust bldg.
For Rent-HOusekeepmg Rooms
Furnished.
-N~~0~~~~~-~-~--~>~--~-->
oNE holseNeeping room So Leon
one housekeeping room 5as Prospect
BRIGHT light housekeeping rooms. 4s76R-
TWO light housekeeping rooms. 1905 Texas
ST. Phone lzSsJ-
TWO housekeeping rooms near southwest
ern shops reasonable -7lS r. Missouri.
SINGLE houa,l,eeping room Tor lady en-
ployed- 600 Myrtle.
ONE or two housekeeping rooms. furnished |
or unfinished Phone @s0SM-
with two connecting rooms,
-lshl houst-eei'Ine 500 : Fl Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28

Wanted Furniture.
THE WESTERN FURNITURE CO.
VIII buy furniture and pay good cash
prices Phone 14S3-
NANTED-For spot cash. furniture Of all
kinds We pay more Schaffer's Furn- TX
change 81 Z. san Antonio. Phone 1922
CASH PAID for second hand furniture and
stoves Phone I1e5-
FOUTZ-HOORE CO.
WANTED-In the next 10 days zoe ice
boxes rct-igerators and gas ranges: will pay
good prices Texas Furniture Co. phone 40eT
80, $. 2 Paso 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28

FOR kent-hO1fes UnfuFnlseed.
FOR RENT room house 34ol Montana
FOR RENT room unfuruished house,
modern. particulars phone 5e45-
FOR LEsSE-Apartuent house being built
on Montana street. - apartments call 1913
=. Boulevard no Information over phone
ROOM and sleeping porch. furnished. nice
furniture $50.
ROOMS unfuruished. 500
304 MeSa--CREEL REALTY CO.-Ph- 5e55.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-28
Wanted 10 Rent

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WaNTED-April l.. room house. $50
condition. sleeping porch garage on pi'eu
street; good neighborhood- Phone 49,
WANTED To rert-e or room iurnlShs' ~
apartment with sleeping porch and bath ~, II
possible; close in; references Phone o-SsN :
WANTED-WeU furnished apartment or
small house for months Of April ana Ma
by three adults: can furnish best or rel
erences- P o. box 1913
WANTED. in Government hill. one OF Two
rooms furnished Tor light Housekeeping 'S
healthy couple with no children Give price
and particulars. Address 5ef, care Heralu-
SIN ROOM furnished house by refined
healthy family with two children; guaIal
teed care Of furniture; local refere ices Al
dress Dr. .. VI. Paz. room !, Hotel Mesa ioT
particulars
WANT N UNFT R\l>HED
HOUSE
Close ia % from five to twelve
rooms. one Co three years lease
NETTIE VI. VAN EPP>.
Phone .e46 see Mesa Ave