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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
SALE Of SEALS
To GET NURSE
tuberculosis Committee of
Charities Forming for
Holiday Work.

If the sale Of Red cross seals this
year by the tuberculosis committee OF
the Associated Charities is successful,
a tuberculosis nurse will be employed
under the direction Of the committee
soon after the beginning Of the new
year, it was said at the meeting Of
the committee at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. stevens, Monday
night.
Developing plans for the sale Of the
seals was the object Of the committee.
The seal sale last year during the hol-
idays brought in $3.50
Mrs. T. ". Lanier, chairman Of the
committee. explained how the pro-
ceeds from the sale last year had been
used under the direction Of the work
ers Of the Associated Charities. II
provided transportation. rent, provls-
ions and milk and other help FOR the
care of tuberculars. But the amount
raised was sufficient 10 last in this
kind Of work for only about six
months and other funds had been ap-
piled TO the same purpose since then.
she said.
Announces Committees
Mrs. Lanier announced the partial
list Of committees 10 manage the sales
Pu5licity-R. B. Redic, chairmani
Rev. J. NJ Jackson. rabbi Martin lie
lonka, J. e. Benton DR.. Calvin, J. B.
Gwin.
Mail order sale-Mrs. ". L Fox
worth. chairman; Mrs A s Peatross'
Mrs. Z c. Berry.
Booth sale-Mrs. Z. A. Henning'
chairman: Mrs. c. 3. stevens, Mrs j.
a. Potter. Mrs G. A. Martin
SchoOls-Aiss A Leeper. Mrs Fuller
Swift
Soliciting committee-A. a. Kline,
chairman: rabbi Zielonka. Rev. J. N.
Jackson, 5. Il. Finley, W. C Porter
field, Mrs. T ". Lanier.
All these committees are TO have a
meeting soon and VIII plan their work
and have il under way before the next
meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
DOCTOR SAYS RUNNING WATER
DOES NOT PURIFY ITSELF.

CarrIzOzo. y. NJ, Oct. st is the
opinion Of a Lincoln county physician,
Dr. r. H Johnson. that the idea that
running water purifies itself is a mis-
take, He calls on the public Of Lin
coin county 10 boil the water Of the
Bonito river and kill the typhoid and
colon bacili he says il carries.
Judge c. I. Kennedy. former police
judge Of Toledo, Ohio, who was
brought here from Jicarilla in a ser
iOus condition. died. He had been a
school teacher in the county and
practiced law. He had s. small cat
tie ranch near Jicarilla.
W. A. Hyde has sold his Gran Qui-
vira ranch and cattle 20 L H Claunch
and has moved to CarriZozo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09

NOTICE TO mining men-I have one Of the
best silver properties IN Colorado WITH
1900 tons ore on dump; this runs SO
per ton; also other improvements Price
$4,000. on terms; viii deal with buyer
only. Alfred Day. Denver. Colorado
DRUG STORE FOR SALE on The
COAST: BIG BOOM JUST BEGINNING
WITH HUNDREDS OF SKILLED WORK
MEN EMPLOYED. WITH BIG PAYROLL
MONEY MAKING STORE, CLEAN
STOCK. GOOD FIXTURES. CASH SAILS
$500 PER MONTH. BIGGEST BARGAIN
OFFERED N TEXAS. INVOICES 5000
TERMS. ALL CASH. $50 DISCOUNT
PART CASH, NOT LESS THAN $500;
BALANCE UNINCUHBERED LAND,
REAL ESTATE OR GOOD SECURITY
DON'T ANSWER UNLESS YOU HAVE
THE CASH. ADDRESS TEXAS BAR
GAIN CARE OF II. J. HACKETr, SIN
TON, TEXAS
WANTED-To get in rouch with group
Of five or six responsible business men whs
are financially able 20 take over bev-
erage formula and float a corporation 10
manufacture. on a large scale syrup as
tasis for soft drinks. a;so 10 start chain
Of bottllnE plants under a subsidiary cor
poration 10 consume this syrup as manu-
factured- This formula contains no CO.
caine. caffeine or other harmful or haai-
forming drugs and produces refreshing
ard palatable drink (for fountains and
buttlcs} that will grow IN popularity ny
leaps and bounds The territory IN the
L. S cast Of the Mississippi river IS sold
W o. TRENOR.
Roanoke. Va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
B.M.P.A. NAMES
NEW DIRECTORS
Officers to Be ChosenLater ;
Membership 344;; for
Truthful Advs.

". :. CLAYTON. Chas. B. stevens. Hal
i. Christie. DR.. J. ". Richmond. ". C.
Roe. A. 5. Jacobs, V. r stiles, T. H.
Rogers and Ed Held were elected as
the new board Of directors Of the FL
Paso Business Mems Protective asso-
citation at the meeting Of the old
board OF directors Monday night on
the sixth floor Of the-Caples building
At the first meeting Of the new board
to be held soon. officers viii be
AT this, the last meeting OF the old
board, there were a number OF mem
6ers present, the directors present pc
vens. J. B. Watson, Fred norton II
c. Semple and J. A Wright
Membership Now 34i-
President Walter Clayton repoll
for the year showed the NUMBER OF
members TO be 344. II was also re
ro-fe5 that during the year new fur
niture. new fireproof safes and other
up TO date equipment had been puF-
chased
After open discussion. following the
presidents report the assocla,lon
went on record as being against any
MISREPRESENTATION in advertising
This would include, il was said. any
picture house advertising a well
known picture and either curtalllns
il and substituting another for II, or
bringing out old pictures under new
names. The ruling was also mace
20 include merchants lsrepresenllIl7
goods for sale.
Explain Benefits for Members.
The benefits OF membership IN the
a association were explained II was
pointed out that the ASSOCIATION was
the best in the state OF Texas IN the
r77atter OF euufpment. The directors
and officers" said Z. ". Hodge, sec
retary, give their services to the
association without pay, the only sal
aries being those connected with worA
In the office. Every cent ABOVE &C
tual running expenses Of the oIIice is
reinvested in improvements Of the
service and in the purchase Of more
I'D IN nnlI- nm anr- y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
COPPER Stocks
LOWER TUESDAY.
New Low Price Is Regis
tered for Utah Of 855s,
Market Dull.

Copper stocks were Unchanged TO lower
Tuesday. with a new low registered for
Utah Of S55s. according TO advices 10 Cur
tiss. Montague q Co, stocks and bonds,
Hotel Sheldon lobby.
The general market was dull and IN
changed 10 lower. Steel was firm but
f.uctultilEs we're very narrow Rails We're
firm bat slightly lower
The curb market was dull and trading
light. with small range OF prices
The mardet opened at about yesterday
closing and remained unchanged until
about 4 o'clock when bear raid broke
price5 from one TO nine points There
seemed TO be no support and the closing
was weak General M0to-s and ST Paul
were FtrcEE in contrast with Texas OIL
which opened at 1s9 and closed al III "a
AIexican Petroleum sold off from 90 90 60
The coppeC5 were unsupported and many
made new CIV records.
The following quotations furnished by
Logan & Bryan's private wire to Curtisz.
Montague & Co. stocks and bonds. Hotel
Sheldon. give closing prices
Curb Conner Shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09

NEW YORK SETS WEEKS
GOAL AT S7O0, 900, 600

New York. Oct. 9.-The Liberty loan
committee for the second federal re-
serve bank district has set its goal
be reached by Saturday, and even in
the face of a slump in subscriptions
over the weekend and yesterday. the
committee expressed confidence today
that this figure would be passed at
the time set.
The estimated total at the close OF
business yesterday was $3.50. 900. 900
which is more than $3.50, 00O 900 behind
the basis OF the daily allotment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
PATHFINDER LESTER, AT OLD
HOME, TELLS OF BORDERLAND

DemInE, \. NJ Oct. &c. H Lester,
pathfinder, road booster for the
southwest, IS at his old home at
WATERFOWL, s. D., for q few weeks.
before returning south. and is saying
a coed word for the Borderland coun-
try, especially for Deming and vicin-
Alr. Lester has told the Dakotans Of
the fine climate. water supply and fu-
ture prospects Of the region South
DakOta's cavalrymen will train in at
Camu Cody
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
Livestock Market.

lineage l4lNeelocas Alust-
Chicago. Ill, oct s.-Hogs-Receipts.
- 600. Market slow. Sc under yesterday
average. Bulk. S1S.1011s-40; lighr
$3.50 1913. heavy. s17-75G 1850; pigs
CattIe-Receipts. 5000. Market weak.
Native beef steers. S7.15 O Il 50; western
steers, $6.25 G14-50; stockers and feee-
ers S6-15 11.40; cows and heifers, s. @
L. .; calves, S9-50d16-
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market weak
Wethers. Sg.1Od15: lambs. S15-5OG IS so.
Kansas City Livestock, Close.
Kansas city; No, Oct; 9--Eoss-h e
$3.50 heavy. S19619.5O; light, $3.50 g
l9-@5; pigs. S16-5 @ l7-75.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 Market weak
Prime fed steers SlsG17; dressed besf
cows. S5-5OG9.75; heifers. $500 10
stocizers and feeders, S6-50G1f; bulls,
S5-s5 as; calves. S5-50913-50-
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market steady
Lambs, s17.25 OSLO; yearlings, So q
1880; wethers. S11GI2-5o' ewes, SloG
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. Oct 9.-Cattle-Receipts
$500 Market strong Beef steers. IS q
1850; COWS and heifers. s6-50GS 50:
stockers and feeders, $3.50 1l-5o; calves,
Hog-Receipts. 200 Market strong.
Top. $3.50: bulk, SO 10 GIe-60-
Sheep-ReceIats. Is. 900. Market strong
Lambs S1S-25 1885, ewes, $1o-59g
l1-25.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
(By ZeiEer Hotel-l
=Iors-Receipts. 1900. Market lower Top
S13.45: bulk. S1sG19.
CattIe-Receiits. 5000. including 2003
calves Beef steers, top Slo-I5. bulk $50
Es.50: cows. top IS, bulk $3.50 q 8 sos
heifers top Sc. bulk $500 $50: bulls.
top 1915. bulk $3.50 G6-50. calves. top
s3.5e. bulk 80 q 80. Stockers-Stesrs,
Sc. bulk $3.50 q s 50: cows. top s. 80. bulk
s6a7; heifers, s6-5oGs.5o; calves, SEQ
S--0.
sheeD-Receipts. 1000. Market steady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close.
Corn-Dec-, Sl-1Siz; May. Sl-14A.
Oats-D &C.. sS7sc- May 6e1fc-
Chicago Provisions. Close.
P1rll-Oct-. Sf4-25s Jan. SSH
Lard-Nov.. Scs. 20: Jan. S2S-32
Ribs-Oct-. S2Ss Jan. $3.50.
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. H., Oct e,-Butter-Ia-kct
unchanged
EgEs-Market higher Receipts. Ass
cases. -Tirsts. 37lz aSSc; ordinary firsts.
81 GS6i5c: at marx. cases included. SO
4S7izc-
Potatoes-AIarket higher Receipts, 90
cars. Wisconsin. Michigan and Minnesota
blk. S1.11G1-15s sacks. S1-20 G1-22
Poultry. alive-Msrlet steady Fowls.
1892 &c; springs. zoe.
Kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas City 40. Oct s.-Eutter-
Creamery, z1lzc; drsts, fOcs seconds 3sc;
packing, 3s1zc.
Eggs-Firsts. Sc: seconds. sc
brOilers, q &C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
PROMISES TO REVEAL
MURDERER OF CHILD

Cambridge, Mass. Oct William
r Scharltor. counsel for Joseph and
Sarah Ann Wakelin, on trial here
for manslaughter in connection with
the death OF their seven year old
daughter Loretta, declared in his
opening statement today he would
produce a witness who would reveal
the name OF the murderer and relate
in detail the mans confession as to
how the child was killed.
"A witness will so on the stand"
the lawyer said, and give you the
name OF the man who confessed to
him that ne killed Loretta Wakelin
in the woods near MelrOse. while she
was on her way 10 school This wit
ness viii show through the rnurderer's
confession that he committed similar
crimes at Chicopee and HOlyoke, an
innocent child in each case being his
victim"
The only recent case known of
child murder at Chicopee was that
for which Francis Ducharme was
convicted and electrocuted Septem-
Der IS, 1916.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
WORK STARTS ON MILL
TO REPLACE HAYDEN PLANT

Tempe. Ariz., Oct 9.-Construction
has been begun on a new mill to re-
place the historic old Hayden mill
destroyed by fire several months ago.
after operation since 1873. when
started by the father Of the present
congressman from Arizona The new
mill will have a possible production
Of $50 barrels Of flour day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
Lost and Found.

Lost and Found.
~~~-----~---~---------~-~
LOST Canary Reward. s15 y. stanton
LOsT-FemaIe Airedale dog. SOS River St
Phone s5ss- Reward
LOsT-Watch fob. initial &C. Given B-os-
Shoe Co. 115 s El Paso St
LOST-Tolegraphic money order Of $50
Re ward Return Zeiger hotel, room 59-
LOST-A camera. Eastman. A Brownie.
8 snap shots inside reward Pm s6l2I
LOST-Tuesday at noon in PARK jitney
purse containing key Reward PHI 4241".
1924 Magoffiu-
LOST or st0leu-BrindIe and white female
Boston bull: answers 20 name Papsie- Re
ward Phone 5226-
LOST-Irish terrier; bodied tail cropped
ears. brindle color with white markings;
answers 20 name Irish Reward Louis r.
Lay. phone $50
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
Round dining table. golden or fumed oak.
$3.50, co days the same as cash. or 81
YOUNG FURNITURE CO..
107 s Stanton ST. Phone S55-
LOST-One bay horse. Eelding. 15lz hands
high. weight about $50; white on all four
feet. small star and scar on right hind
limb about 3 inches below the hook. SO
reward Dr. Guy Castlemerry. 9TH cav
al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
ISSUES masonic PAPER.

Tom ". Lille, formerly publisher Of
the FL Paso Commercial Review, has
Just issued historical review Of Tex
as Freemason at san Antonio. in
honor Of the '35th annual session OF
the order OF the Eastern Star for
Texas. He gives considerable promi-
niece to a sketch OF Fl PasO blue
lodge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
Shaightens Up His
Business, Then Goes
Back to Penitentiary

Phoenix. Ariz.. Oct SID Henry.
a Phoenix realty dealer, has returned
10 the Florence penitentiary without
guard. TO serve out the rest of a SEN
tence on a charge of embezzlemenL
He had been given a 60-day leave OF
absence in which to help straighten
his tangled business in this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
100000 BUILDING FOR
BURNED ONE At HOSPITAL

Phoenix. Ariz.. Oct. 9.-The Mari
copa County Medical society viii
have a large part in the rebuilding
Of St Joseph's hospital, destroyed
by fire last Friday. a new fire
proof central building will be erected
at $1,000 cost, the return from in
surance to be devoted to new fur
nishings- It is proposed to make the
new hospital one Of the best equipped
in the southwest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
Business Chances

HAVE $1,000 to invest IN good business
Address \ sol. care Herald
NICE. clean grocery store; biggest bar
gain in town for cash. only = blocks
from postoffice. large Swing room in rear
cheapest rent in town. and lease this IS
a small proposition Phone 1881
ATTORNEY has received in payment OF le-
aaI services assignment q patent OF novel
garden tool invention. can be manufac-
tured al small cost. a winner TO TIL small
war gardens VIII sell the patent cheap
for cash. Address John Baron Burg
ATTY at law. Albuquerque. y N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
COVER a GREAT FIELD WTTE THESE
FIVE GREAT TEXAS NEWSPAPERS
Dallas Times Herald.
Fort Worth Star Telegram.
Fl Paso Herald
Houston Chronicle
San Antonio Light

Combined guaranteed circulation over
IL. 900 daily: $4,000 Sunday. Combined
classified rates. SC per word for insertion
daily. &C per word Sunday. A 20 word 40
in an five papers will cost 800 for one
week DAY insertion or $3.50 for three IN
sertious. including one Sunday Minimum
charge based on 20 words All copy for
Sunday insertions should be submitted by
noon OF the preceding Thursday. Send or
bring your order with cash 10 Classified
Department Of The e Paso Herald. and
your ad viii be placed IN these papers
Cash 10 accompany order
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
Cotton Market.

EeR LoEk NolAous NAoses
New York. Oct s--Cotton-Spot mar
k1t closed steady AIiddling, s25-s5c- Flu
lures 7losed steady. Oct. 27-7Sc; Dee.
$3.50; Jal-. 26.fSc; March, e5-4sc; May.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
Ell PASO GOES COVER THE
TOP" FOR LIBERTY BONDS


DIT. J. ". Tappan, 500; DR.. Hugh s
White, $50
Auto Men and Saloons.
J. J. Lougwell, acting chairman of
the committee to solicit the sale Of
bonds among the automobile dealers
and automobile accessory dealers. re-
ported that $3.50 had been subscribed
through his committee This amount
he said would no doubt be doubled
before the next luncheon
c. T. Kelly, chairman OF the COM
mittee TO solicit the sale Of bonds
among the saloons and the cigar deal
ers OF FL Paso, announced that his
committee had sold approximately
$4,000 worth OF bonds. Among the
subscriptions secured by this COM
mittee were Kohlberg Brothers,
$4,000; sam Dreben. 500; Mrs Helen
Dreben, $500; J. n. Gayle, $500; r.
". Newton, $1,000; Powers & Trues-
dale, $1,000
City Hall Men Subscribe.
Mayor Charles Davis Monday after
noon delegated city clerk Jack Daw-
son to take Liberty loan bond sub
scriptions in the city hall The mayor
headed the list and the city clerk by
Tuesday morning had secured the
following: Assessor and tax collector
William p. B. McSain, assistant city
clerk ". c. Holhurn, city treasurer
II. ". Blum, city purchasing agent A
H. Johnson. assistant city clerk G. \.
COrham, city engineer B. N. Williams
and assistant city engineers George
Espy. II G. Stacy, F. X Piggott and
". H Lark.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
RALPH S. STUBS BECOMES
SUGAR COMPANY OFFICIAL

san Francisco. Cal, Oct. e.-Ral1h
S Stubs, has been appointed gen
eral manager Of the operating de-
partment OF the American Sugar Re
filming company with headquarters
in New York. according TO an an
nouncement here. Stubs is a cousin
Of J. G. Stubs, general freight agent
Of the Southern Pacific con- pauy. and
son of the late J. Z. Stubs, former
president OF the University Of Ne
vada.
Ralph Stubs was for a number OF
years assistant general freight and
passenger agent of the Southern Pa
cific and general freight and passen-
49, --el, OF the Arizona Eastern
railroad company. with headquarters
in Tucson. In 1910 he was trans
ferred 10 New York with title Of gen
eral freight agent in charge Of ocean
freight for the Southern Pacific com
pany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
RoOming HOuses-FOr Sac and RenL


BOOMING house. 5151z 5. Fl Paso- Phone
55S0.
WE HAVE an the best buys. any size
Gray d Co. 102 Herald bldg Phone $50.
FOR SALE-Furniture. 9 rooms. sIeepiug
porch. close in- Phone 6s1l-
FOR REST-Rooming house. partly fur
nished. coo Mesa Phone 327-
BOOMING house for sale. modern; close
in Phone 26o4- Agents don't answer
SI75 CASH. balance easy; furniture 5
rooms and sleeping orches; leaving BY
18th Phone 5447W-
THIS YEARS BEST SPECIAL
10 rooms OF fine furniture. cost $4,000.
finely arranged. nets $4,000 per month
and your apartment Draft forces on
market and 100000 buys with most at
tractive terms Rent only 5000 with two
year lease Located , blocks from library
We are exclusive agents and this Will go
this week
GRAY & CO..
1O3 Herald Bldg Phone $50.
HOTEL BARGAIN
owner leaving city; Will make big sacri-
flee; centrally located. steam heated. Ad-
dress z 327. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09

T LID II II0TNs III u 7
Mexico civ. Oct 9-Word was re-
ceived here yesterday from Tampico
that the strike which has been in
progress since last week in the oil re-
fineries. has been settled, and that
the men have promised to return 70
work Credit for the quick adjust
ment Of the strike and absence Of
violence is given to Gov. Bicaut Of
TamauIipas. who proceeded imme-
Ciately 70 TampicO with strong
force Of troops when the men went
out and always has had the situation
well in hand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
H.Ip Wanted-MaIe


WASTED-Aul driving through TO Fhoe-
nix. ArIz. want some one who can or-L.
10 70 along. call Mr.. Buckin CHAM at 1913
Montana or phone S252W-
WASTED-solicitors 10 sell coupons for
photos: excellent opportunity Tor risnL
man. Write or phone az once 9tep men
Haderer & Co. Dening. New Mex.
WANTED-A-i com bluatiou cook must 30
fast and expect TO hit the ball tor s1ch
a man will pay 500 a month. p hours
Commercial cafe. care " l. smith, ef-I-
lup. New Mex
WASTED-Four men 10 distribute circu-
new GLOBE STORE.
Overland and san Jac.ato-
WASTED-Experience stock clerk for
wholesale dry goods house Apply
ALBERT MATTHIAS & co.
217-21s E Overland s.
I WANT "A live salesman: good PROPOSE
tloa. good pay and permanent position u
YOU are a live one Apply Lee Newman
MEXICAN teuements a speciality so51z >
Fl Paso St
FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN, Sis
monthly: all railroads. experience unnec-
essary: positions guaranteed two test
paving positions IN railroad service for IN
experienced men Write Railway Associ1-
tion. care Herald
WANTED-SOIICITOR
We have very attractive proposition
omen for a high class solicitor IN our In
s1rancs department. salary and commits
sion: an energetic salesman can make Bis
JAMES L MARI & COMPANY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09

Help Wanted-Male.
--~-~-~~~~-~-~-~-~~~--- ~-~---~-@-~~~-~-~-~-~
WANTED cook Phone 277e.
BARBER wanted lo3 San Francisco s.
WANIED-A trailer. John Il. Nusbaum,
Fl Paso, Texas
Fall & Mitchell EmpIoyment Agency.
203 San Francisco st
lVANTED-Colored or Mexican licensed
driver for Ford truck Apply 413 Mills St
WANTED-Experienc baker and expe-
rienced cooks Modern CAFE. Mills bldg
TWO first class BARRIERS. $50 a week guar
antee- Hotel Paso del Norte-
BOY with bicycle at once. California Bas-
ket Grocey. sos Myrtle.
BARBER wanted CO. b. sth Engrs-
(mtd-) Camp Stewart
WANTED-Experience kodak finishers At
once: good pay. call al 202ia san Antoni1 >.
BOYS with wheels apply Abe. Delivery.
129 n. Campbell
WANTED-A collector. must speak span
ish- Lee Newman. eos $. FL Paso St
WANTED-Boy with wheel Apply Herald
business office.
BOY wanted with wheel. Apply Montana
Grocery.
WANTEO-A stock salesman. I have a
wonderful silver proposition Apply sos
Two Republics bldg.
WANTED-Delivery boy. good wages for
bog With wheel Highland Drug store
Phore ISL
STRUCTURAL ironworzers. riveters and
corrugated sheet erectors. Apply 5l7
Southwestern bldg
WANTED Three young men about "a
years old Apply wire chief. Trl State
Tel Co.
WANTED-First class painters: no others
need apply. work all year around for good
men, Guarantee Paint Co. Bisbee. AriZ
WANTED-Good office man, excellent
chance FOR advancement; young man pre-
ferred. Address Z "a. care Herald
WANTED Experienced English speak
Ing dining room man and kitchen man
Mrs. Clark's Cafeteria, EOS Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09

NeW norE-
Business Chances.
DOCTOR AUER-
Chronic diseases. female: nervous diseases
354 Repuh. bldg Pm. 4e42-5l4o-
REGARDLESS Of high cost OF living our
prices are the same. Houston Transfer &
FOR SALE-A first class saloon doing
good business: on Fl Paso ST.; a bargain.
Apply F. c. Alderete. 420 Trust bldg.
VARIETY store. west Texas clears $4,000
per year. $4,000 TO handle- new stock par
ticulars write Tom Sims, Mineral Wells.
Texas
DROPHEAD WHITE sewing machine. six
drawers: this week only 1850.
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
107 s Stanton ST. Phone S3s-
FOR sALE-Fish creek inn and cattle:
good business; located on Apache trail
Mrs Emma Ellsworth. Fish Creek Inu
via Mesa city. Ariz- Box go
TOR sALE-SaIoon in business district.
other business requires my attention; good
stock. fine business. Address Z 322, care
Herald
SUBURBAN store with nice living apart
meats in connection; suitable for grocery,
confectionery. market or tailor shop. $40
per month call 1870.
FOR SALE-MechanIcaI business. three
years same stand $500 casn: guarantee
$500 net, no commissions. Address B sd.
Gaze Herald
OWNER OF established. well paving whole
sale and retail business wants partner TO
take actual interest and buy half part.
$500 necessary address CT. care Herald
GOOD business. suitable for side line o.
health Feeker: To competition and can
only be worked from FL Paso. Write %.
care HERALD
$3.50 CASH buys lunch room. deiicatessen
and milk depot; good location, doing good
business; rent paid up TO Nov. LIST. Phone
5251
FOR SALE OF trade--Restaurant and lunch
counter Silver ave. Deming; good trade
established good reasons for selling. Box
S97. DeminE. New Mex.
FOR SALE-We have approximately a
$4,000 stock a fine trade; it viii pay
anyone desiring a business to investigate.
Alpine Furniture Co. Alpine. Texas
FOR SALE-Third or half interest in two
paying 'etan drug stores and manufac-
turing proprietary medicine line: manage
me1t retail department and salary to ac-
ceptaole man Box SIC, FL Paso, Texas.