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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03
DESERTER SHOT AND
KILLED IS REPORT

An unconfrmed rumor was current
among the soldiers in town yesterday
that a deserter from Schofield Barracks
was shot and killed by a sentry Just be.
low the Twenty-fifth Infantry canton
ment Sunday afteroon. -.
1t was said that he deserted Just
after April i, the day the United States
declared war ON Germany, and had been
living in an out,of,the-way place near
the cantonment. According to this
same rumor, the deserter was walking
past the garden, at which a sentry is
stationed, and was ordered TO halt
Three times the sentry gave the order,
and rs often it was UNDECIDED. The
sentry then pulled his rife aud fired.
II was said that each bullet took effect
and that the victim died Instantly. IF
forts to confirm the story at Schofeld
last night were unsuccessful.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03
BIRTHS N JUNE MORE
. THANDOUBLE DEATHS
Hand Falls Twice As Heavily On
- Men As Upon Women

Births during june, as reported,
more than doubled DEATHS In Hmm.
mlu. according 10 the stataman, ;ss,oJ
vostora.t,
'9''Vy " he bureau OF
vital statistics. During the month there
were 12l deaths and GAG births. 1t
was month of wedding, also, as June
is supposed TO be, for the average for
the, month is more than three couples
entering into wedlock each day in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03

IMMEDIATE increase in the
y lands available for grazing
purposes is to be arranged by the
territorial food commission as the
FIRST step in campaign to combat
the threatening shortage of meat
and dairy products in the Terri
tory-a problem made more acute
by the anthrax epidemic spread,
deliberately, through herds on
three islands. ....s'., .,... j..
Members of the food commits
sion reached this decision yester-
day after a lengthy conference
with ranch and dairy men OF
Oahu, called to discuss the+cattle
outlook and devise ways and
means of handling the situation.
Fear Spread of Plague ,.-..5..t ..t. r.
Faced by the imminent danger of
increase in the anthrax infected area,
the present and prospective inroads Of
the deadly disease on Hawaiian meat
and dairy production and the problem
presented by curtailmentr of cattle
imports, the proposed material de-
crease in Island herds, fastened by
the malignant epidemic, and the In
creased demand on local meat supplies,
the conference considered every posi-
BILE preeaution that could be taken to
forestall the threatening shortage The
decision to increase the areas available
for grazing purposes is only the begin
ming of a series of negotiations TO
place the cattle industry of the Islands
on a firm footing despite the extraor-
dinnry conditions caused by the war
and the activities of the anthrax
spreading fends. $751;.
Situation Is Serious ,....s.
The seriousness of the anthrax situa.
tion was repeatedly emphasized by the
speakers, and il was pointed out as one
of the potent factors in forcing ranch
men to decrease their herds and one of
the immediate problems that must be
solved before the threatening meat
shortage could be effectively met.
"The most serious thing facing the
ranches Of the Territory, - said l.. L.
MeCandless, sis the anthrax epidemic.
II anthrax ever gets started in the
wilderness OF forest and highland graz.
ing fields, 1t will be impossible to
stop its rapid ran, or to get the
serums and vaccines to the herds of
these pastures. w. - ~. PIT
Many Animals Dead M...
"Two hundred and fifty animals in
Island herds have already died of an
thrax. -,
"All the centers of infection are
pasture lands adjacent to government
roads. If the anthrax is being spread
by human agency, as we have every
reason TO believe, the persons RESPONSE.
bie are driving along the public high
Ways in an automobile and throwing
the anthrax virus into the nearby
fields. - .E.,,2 '-tr7E " =,
trenches with cattle in ont Of the
way places apparently have nothing as
yet to fear from anthrax unless the
methods which we now believe are
being used are changed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03
PROSECUTION RESTS IN
MRS. MOONEY CASE
ASSOCIATED Press by U. 8. Naval Com
munication Service)

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3--The pro
sermion hate yesterday afternoon fin
ished the presentation of the state y
case against Mrs. Rena Mooney, ac-
cused of completely in the bomb out
rage on the occasion of the prepared
ness parade ON Market Street, unless it
shall be necessary to call other wit
nesscs or to recall some of those who
have already testified in rebuttal after
the defense has been presented.
The one hundred and thirty-third
witness for the prosecution was on the
stand in the trial of Mrs. Mooney yes
terday afternoon and when the prose
cutor had said that is oil and the de.
Tense announced no further question
the announcement of "prosecution
rests" recess was taken and the de-
Tense will begin the presentation of it's
ease this morning. ifs"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03
JOYOUS WELCOME IS !.
. GIVEN TO AMERICANS
ASSOCIATED Press BY o. 8. Naval Com.
,muication Service)

A PORT IN FRANCE, July 2-(De-
ed)--Picturesque scenes took place
here when the American troops arrived.
AS the transports steamed into harbor,
in a long line, at an early hour, the
news that the Americans had arrived
spread like wildire. Crowds gathered
to see the landing. Whistles blared
welcoming din. Banas were hurried to
the waterfront and played national airs
and cheers went up of "Vive Ia
France! Vive les Flats Unislo Flags
were flown everywhere, both French
and American. 90. L. ..E..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03
NEW MEN TAKE OFFICE
The FIREWORKS Begin At Ono e
Mayor Fern Starts Pikia Of PartEan Nature By An
nouncing Sweeping DecapitatiOn Of Office Holders
and Appointment Of BOurbons

ME city Office at noon Yesterday and
started on It's way with an internal scrap which though
was the of general engagement is expected to
bring into play tonight the big guns poison gases and submarines
Of the two political parties OF which il is composed
A unexpected patronage plain words soab-
bic jobs marked the beginning Of the administration ohn
Lane had hardly retired ova life and contemplation of the mn
pohabeess Of politics and the ngatde OF dsmocracies and Toe
Fern had hardly had time the of power an absence
herefrom ofwo years half when trouble broke out And
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03

During the six months which euGed
saturday there were issued by The
building department 653 permits. The
costs or the building for which these
were issued were to, be $l,O77, $50. Is.
IN June there were l0l permits and
the estimated costs were 500, 5J2.6O
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03

Juso Undo, Japanese of Lahaina,
yesterday filed in the federal court
petition in bankruptcy. He gave his
liabilities as $l5,33l.53 and his assets
as $S9o4, Of which he claimed $3.50 as
exempt, ..,.. " 49,, '-F; \.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03

The steamer Tenyo Maru, of the T.
X. X. turbine feet, Is expected in
port from San Francisco next Saturday
and will probably sail for Yokohama
the same day.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03
PASSENGERS DEPARPED

BY str. Claudine for Maui. June Do
Mrs. J. Andrecht. two children and infant
Miss LOeffer Andrecht Miss Violet Kaiapa
Miss Mary ]. Bprge. Miss Snow Mrs, MI
Il. Hair, John 0'Rourke, j. X. KahOopli
T. l.. Kaala,s Master r. Mitchell, Mrs A
Mitchell, NJ Alb Mon, Auhana AkIha, Miss
Mary Kekfpi. X. Takagnehi. Miss FujinO
Miss L. Tayares, Miss Francis r. Comes
Miss Mary {, Berg, Frank Taylor, Miss M
Jaeger, Mrs; Nellie IL. Jaeger, Mr.. and Mrs
John John, Carroll n.S Mrs I, 4: Perry, Master
Mrs: J. r. InliSa, Mrs. Naples Mrs
s By str KilaueaS for Kona and Kau ports,
June 29-Mrs. A. q. Porter. Miss Alice
Johnson. Miss Irena Hind, Robson Hind
Mrs. Starks, Mr., and Mrs II. Hons. Miss
AckernIan, Miss Jessie Seaie. Miss Merit
man, Miss Lucia Ahuna Miss /, Dedtinir
Master Smith, Mrs, ], q. smith, Miss Alice
Kaalulu Miss Clara Pakiko Miss Jennie
RHihe. Miss Ka, Miss Rose Machado, Miss
IA Claus Hayselden, waIter Hayselden
Miss Rachel Hayselden, r. Nakata, r. Kon-
no, X. II, Nagatati. n. Hlla A. GouVeia
Mrs Markham and two children, Mrs Rob-
ipson. Miss NahOle, Mrs: Sheppard, Mrs, L.
aud Mrs, J. .Gaspar. Miss 4, Gaspar, Louis
A Aiu Miss Mary Aiu. Miss Rose LG,
ther. Helen Aun, Theresa Aun, A. W.
Wmkhy, ". v. Moreira, H., D. Middle
ditch, Dan Conway, Mrs. w, p. McDougaII
Miss Mary lao, Miss NJ Harrison Mr.
aud Mrs, A. T. Greenwell, Rev. r. Maha.
lula, Rev. John Keala, Y. AhO, s, Ab0
Kurisah, Mrs. Jose, Miss Il. X. Richard
Snn, Alexander Markham, WIlliam Todd
F. c. Todd, Rev. w. NJ! Kalaiwaa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS
Endau Devel. Co.

Buuuu DtNei. 20.
lst ASS. I0A pd. :......
2nd ASS, fully paid -.
Haiku " a r. 60. pfd. /.
Haiku II. n T.. Co. com. ,
Hawaii Con. Ky. T@ A.,
Hawaii Con. Ry. 6% ~.
Hawaii Con, Ry. common
Hawaiian Electric 90. :. /.
Hawaiian Pineapple 90. /.
Hon, Brew. 4 Malt. Co. 4.
Honolulu Gas Co,
Hon. X T. n l.. Co, -.
Inter-Island 3, N. Co, /.
Mutual Telephone Go. -.
Oahu Ry. a Land Go. :. .
Pahang Rubber Co...
Selnma bindings I'D. /.
Tanjong olak Rubber Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03
PORT OF HoNoLULU.
ARRIVED

- 49,
Str, Likelike from Kauai a. m.
. sp Mauna ks Spf from % i Rilo. d. M.
y. Jnly l. 1917
SIR Mssi%na a.G from aT KSsSIa a. & p M
So asSSs Log. from kS sSsiA ports Or =, a. M.
SIR MisSsas iron from N1 MAUI ana a. N MOloEn,
potts a. m. ,n,, ,o,- Aisl
ST Sierra, rom San Frencisco. q. m.
str, Helene from Hawaii 1910 >. n.
80 Marion Chilcstt from Port Costa,
a. M -+ - F ~
str FilanAo mr. xona ana Kan % noon
NJ a Kaa, ksS dor lille ksnIpon N. ,..oon
?, N, = ,,a.,. =. :, =, - ,-.''
n m 49," '"'u' io' n"neohe 'nsoVn'
" str NIPPON Maru, for San Francisco, {
p an n: s,.,,.. 81, s,,,,,.. a.,o .
Str. Sisudihe'' for Maui 1ortsl K = M
sstr ~ Ma s.aS, Loa for Kauai ports 2; m
and Batavia, 9 2, M
PASSENGERS ARRIVED IA
nv str. Manpa Ken. June "a. From HDo.
" WI ~; Sweheyi ", II; Edwards "A; w, Van
Liiiie MIS- u Amoss' Ma Pnng x ifr ~ a r.
BerHdt Mrs c. scheii. Miss Bayiiss Miss S
XIV sa ann Mr. r. nn; MIS- beeRer,
mnT M 1ru and M HElhh h, MrS a,9s VS..
Mooney 4. AZ Jenkins' Mr. and Wrsy yNeins
Mis- NJ YonSe s Mss Is rosa ~ STrSy r'
Mira e, j Austin Mrs II Ford NJ ami
Mrs Switzer Miss Ienhordt ~ Msl atii
q, Suyng,lcM' " Tosi1kann n Tatshasht
YanS ~ n ShsTms1 Ssgnn,ata u Tara
Naukana, NJ. " Koib. II n. RerrIrSar. ~ II
w craik Mr Mari Eron1 II 49, S,aa.
Mics z, Arthur Miss n Ayth,,r - MI
Xrfbpr Mrs. Tsa 1'hooD tesant ~, 49,. n, -. -.
snria. NaWailti NIaiap1 M Atann NJ Npr1e
Hair From Iahaina: M Rocha Miss Al
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-03
HONOLULU STOCK ExcHANeE
Honolulu, July ?, 1917.
MERcANTrnE
SUGAR

q BALDWIN. \
" Brewer a co. .,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05
SODA FOUNTAIN AND COMPLETE SET
OF CONFECTIONERY FIXTURES.

Having recently bought a new GrOsman
so # soda fountain. with complete set OF
fixtures, I offer at bargain my old liquid
fountain. show cases. tables, chairs. shelv-
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 FL Paso street. FL
Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05
MIST SELL AT ONCE

one half interest in - houses
subject 10 call; on reserve. A good
little business. will sacrifice for
5000: q good thing for a mechanic
here's a chance
sou BUSINESS En-
CHANGE AND SALES co,
SIS Mills bldg Phone 1899
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05
Ell PASO HERALD
Help Wanted-Male

nelp Wanted-Male
WANTED-First class barber. steady; guar
antee $50 weekly Apply to George '. Bell
box 1875. Bisbee. Arizona
WANTED for apt house. colored
preferred; one who can sleep on premises
Phone 1850.
I WANTED with bicycles. good money
10 good boys Golden West Messenger Ser
vice 1o2 E Franklin
WANTED-Two bright young men about IS
wears old TO learn telephone business Apply
wire chief Tri-State Tel Co
SALESMAN who can produce and is well
acquainted in FL Paso: good commission
proposition to right man B. care Herald
WANTED-AH around nachi1ist and lathe
man at once Apply Southwestern Electric
& Machine So4 san Francisco.
MEN WANTED TO learn bsrger trade, top
wages after few weeks. Write Moler Ba.-
Antonio. Texas
SALESMAN WANTED.
We have position open for high class
Insurance salesman salary and commits
sion An energetic hustler can make from
$3.50 TO $3.50 per month.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
JAMES l. MARI Il COMPANY,
WANTED-Men expert in sugar beet culture
10 contract TO do hand labor ii sugar beet
fields in Rio Grande valley Call Chamber
prepared to give estimate per acre for thin
ming giving three hoeings and topping. ".
b Vaudeville local manager Holly sugar
corporation
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREY GIVEN
HAL applications viii be received BY the
City Civil Service Commission CITY Han.
FL Paso. Texas. from MONDAY. MARCH
70. 1917. TO MONDAY. APRIL 2. 1917.
PATROLMAN. POLICE DEPT.
No application delivered at the office OF
the Commission. by mail otherwise after
Z d m. MONDAY APRIL 9. 1917. will be
Applications must possess the following
qualifications
a citizen of the United States
Able to read and write the
English language
Never TO have been convicted
Not less than feet inches in
Not less than $50 pounds in
weight
Good health and sound body.
Good moral character.
All applicants must take a medical and
physical examination before being eligible
for the mental examination.
Applicants will be notified later as to
date Of physical examination.
The mental examination Will be held on
APRIL 15- 1917. at D. m
Date Of filing applications viii determine
priority in case Of tie averages.
All necessary blanks subjects and further
information can be obtained by applying in
person to Secretary Of the Civil Service
Commission. City Hall
c JACK HENRY. Secy.
NOTE-All Pstrolmen now in the service
who have served less than one year as
such must take the above examination in
orcer TO retain their position
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05


FOR SALE. CAFE-Good lease. reasonable
rent Phone 26s-
BIG SAVING on cash registers. F. & F.
Commission Co. 200 Herald bldg, FL Paso-
wANTED-A good physician for an ideal
location with dentist Phone 1lss.
FOR sALE-Complete root beer outfit. Call
SIS 5. FL Paso st
SMALL grocery store. 7os y. Ochoa for
sale doing good business Phone $685.
FOR sALE-Lamar grocery: 1924 Montana;
invoice or lump; good school trade
DOCTOR AUER
Chronic diseases: female diseases. Nervous
diseases sea Two Repub bldg Phi 4642-514e-
SALOON for sale; nice business location:
the best location in town Inquire at Silver
King cafe
FOR SALE-Stock and furniture Of well
established hair dressing parlor. good bar
gain Basement Roberts bldg Phone 4zl2-
DRUG STORE-Paying well. in good New
payments Address Profitable. care Herald
GARAGE-Close in. doing good business:
storage 50 cars; full machine shop and
hand tools Phone 1871
WANTED-An kinds of second hand furni-
ture and stoves. cash or trade
FOUTZ-MOORE CO, 1IS \. Stanton.
FOR SALE cheap-Two chair barber shop;
good business For particulars address W H
Holmes. Tuiarosa- New Mex
WILL SELL all or half interest in pool
hall. nine tables; doing good business IN
heart Of city; good reasons for selling. Ad-
dress z 49,. care Herald
WANTED-To buy two or three chair bar
Der shop in good town in New Mexico or
e Paso; possession May l. Chas- r. Dupuy.
Rochelle, La
FOR SALE-General merchandise business
600 stock; every opportunity will be given
for Investigation Write 7 81. care Herald
FOR SALE-Barber shop two chairs. COM
mission and side commission: with fix
lures. complete tailor shop. Address E T
Grimes, Avoca- Texas
FOR SALE-Account OF city offer will
established paying business suitable for
lady at reasonable price II taken at once.
Phone 6oesJ-
TRADE YOUR OLD FURNITURE in on
rev and pay the balance 90 days the same
as cash or 81 week,
1O7 S. stanton st. Phone ss5.
FOR SALE-General merchandise stock 125
miles OF FL Paso; inventory $4,000; sales
$50. 0OO- competition: ideal climate. This
n a splendid opening $4,000 cash VIII buy
il; good reason for selling. ". 4. Payne.
1911 No Campbell St
FOR SALE-In Silver City. a good paying
house and residence, two blocks from depot:
excellent climate especially for health seek
ers; deal direct with owners. For further !
Information white NJ 4. care Herald.
4 GROSS business OF s4s 600 a year can be
had for S25O0 TO $4,000, according 10 terms 1
Must he sacrificed To- other interests, SO ]
We viii consider terms or trade for real /
estate address a. care Herald
TRUSTED EMPLOYE ABSCONDS."-Ho7v (
many times have you read that? Practically /
different
from the general run Of men You may be I
the next 10 suffer. Let lift the respOn- J
sibility from your shoulders by bonding 1
them IN the strongest bonding company Of !
the world The United States Fidelity < /
Guaranty Company. assets, $4,000. 10000.
You wouldn't think Of being without fire |
insurance: why be without man Insurance. /
A P Coles K Bros. Gen Agts-. z04 n. 4
Oregon ST. FL Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05
Money To Loan.

MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos autos
diamonds. chattels. Newton. 5I6 y Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05

MONEY TO LOAN at per cent on business
income property See Leo r. Schuster. S14
Mills bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05
Wanted-Furniture.

Wanted-Furniture.
HANTED-Davenport couch. Phone 2510-
CASH PAID for second hand furniture and
stoves Phone 1106-
FOUTZ-MOORE co.
NANTED-For spot cash. furniture Of all
kinds We pay more Schaffer's Furn- Ex-
change 81 e. san Antonio. Phone 1922.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05

MONEY To LOAN on good inside business
property, Z per cent interest A P Cole Z
Bros 262 y. Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05

Help WanEed-Agenrs.
AGENTS wanted IaGT ~ re1rIer,-c ~ -
Mesa room 2. Call TO D. n.
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female
----~~->@--~----~~---~ -~-~---~~~~-~~--~O--~>
WANTED-A good waiter l71o Montana
FARMER AND WIFE WANTED
TO take care OF farm at Columbus " N;
house and furniture. apply Hawkins Bros,
e Pas0. Texas, or J. 4. Blair. Colum bus,
y "
Wanted HeIp-Fe~aIe.
WANTED-House who can take
charge OF home. Phone 1882
WANTED-English speaking Mexican to
cook stay nights 81 Randolph Phi. l16s
CHAMBERMATD. must speak English, col
ored Preferred 4oI = West Main
WANTED Reliable girl for cooking and
housework; stay nights Phone $3.50
WANTED-Girl for general houserorlz:
must speak English 1913 E Rio Grande-
wANTED-English speaking Mexican girl
for general housework- Phone 227I
WASH WOMAN wanted. work By day SOS
y Oregon
COMPETENT COOK wants situation. s.
week Phone 5o+5.
WANTED Housekeeper. small family. Pm
4S55W-
AMERICAN girl for Homework and cook
ing; small family; washing. stay nights.
$3.50 Montana
GIRL Tor houseworlz and laundry for four
Must understand English. IS per week-
Phone 57-3R. Ysleta-
GIRL or woman for general houseworls and
help with children in small town Apply
1o4 Wyoming
WOMAN for general homework: must cook. 4
stay nights; those not interested in their
reed not apply. $50 F. Boulevard
GIRL for homework: white preferred sleep
On place no washing; good home for right
party Phone 1865
WANTED Colored woman TO do cooking
and homework for family Of two: room on
place Phone 1888. $3.50 Bliss ST.
WANTED TO make house TO house I
canvass. selling an article that is used I
daily in every home. Address Wholesale, I
care Herald
EXPERIENCED saIesiady for music store /
in Arizona. must be able TO play piano: Z
good salary and steady position for right ]
party; transportation paid Address Il, /
care Herald
aged woman to cool, anI /
do general homework for small family. ]
washing, good wages and steady employ
Inent; give references IL W. Burf0rd. Silver l
City. New Mexico.
LADIES-Earn vacation expenses. fntroduc- !
ing magazine during spare moments New /
York or Yellowstone PARK two weeks OF de I
liShttui travel; every expense paid, viii not Z
interfere with present employment Miss +
Loretto PiggOtt san Antonio earned tour
last sumner. writes perfectly delightful"
Illustrated particulars free on request.
Southern Woman's Magazine. Nashville. 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05

Wanted Miscellaneous.
>~~~~~
MACHINERY-Southw Wrecking Co
FIVE II. T. single phase motor. Can 529sJ.
WANTf.D-second hand bicycles. Allen Arms
& cycle Co. 500 y Oregon
WANTED-Three or four heavy wagons:
4 in spindle and tire face FL Paso Brick CO.
WANTED-second hand tents in good CON
dition' must be reasonable Phone 5SSS
WANTED-Ron top desk or filing sections
Phone SIS
WANTED buy SOC coat hangers. Phi 81.
Morehead's Busy Little Tailor shop
WANTED-Good roll top desk, rug chairs;
must be cheap Address c q care Herald
WANTED cigar case Central Ice Cream
parlors phone p fsieta-
WILL Boy second hand set OF Ridpath's
history Of world Address T ~. care Herald
WANTED-VictroIa price from 800 TO $3.50.
Must be in perfect condition Phone S124W-
WANTED-An air compressor and power
hoist State horsepower and lowest cash
price Address r >, care Herald
WE EXCHANGE new furniture and stoves
FOUTZ-MOORE Co. I1s n. stanton.
REFRIGERATORS-Ex your old re-
frigerator for a new one; liberal allowance
Rogers Trading Co. 112 y Stanton
WANTED-Second hand shooting gallery;
must be in good condition and cheap for
cash Geo r Olden. Cloudcroft. y. "
WANTED-To buy a second hand bicycle:
must be a bargain
Morehead's Busy Little Tailor shop.
sos y. Oregon 81.
Old FALSE TEETH-Don't matter II bro
ken; / pay 81 20 IS per set Mall 10 L. RAY.
sos Audubon bldg. New Orleans La. VIII
send cash by return mail.
DON'T throw away your artificial teeth We
buy them Highest price paid for old gold
and silver City National Bank bldg. room
SOS
REFRIGERATORS. cash or credit: trade IN
that old one. 50 days same as cash. or
81 90 q week
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
TO- : Stanton St Phone s35.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05
For SaIe-AutomOble-Ranted.

Tor Odle-AulOmOoueS- " Auteus
~-~~~-~0~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~~~
WANTED-Ford In first class condition TOT
cash Phone 1850 S797- Call for Ray
10 HORSEPOWER roadster cheap for essn
viii trade Tor lots furniture Phi fVAo-
FOR SALE or trade-Apperson touring car.
good as new; will take late Ford as part
payment; phone 1896 between Il and or
after S o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05

For Rent-Houses FuFrished
~~~-~-~-~~~----~~~-~-~~~~
FOR RENT room modern house fur
nished- Apply phone 1851
FIVE ROOMS. sleeping porch sSI5 Nations
ave. Graudvieyy. Phone 4SS2.
FURNITURE fo- sale room house for
rent Phone 7S20W.
THREE ROOM house ss5: no children or
pets. W r Weeks. rs Texas.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished 9 room house:
garage; all conveniences- 1927 Cumberland
Telephone 3027-
APRIL is room and large sleeping porch
comfortably furnished: Will lease 35o5 Mon
tana- Phone 34s0W.
PARTIALLY furnished room frame. some
modern cOnveniences; no sick 32Z0 Grand
ave near Fl Boulevard station
IF YOU HAVE any trunks 10 haul phone
$50 for quick service We keep bunch Z
flivvers- Houston Transfer & Storage Co.
We give s d H green trading stamps
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-05

LISTED BELOW ARE 4 FEW OF
OgR SPECIAL BARGAINS.
1915 Dodge Touring car. $4,000
1915 Maxwell touring car. $500
1915 Ford rOadster---..--. $500
Ford 'railer- -----.-.---- 5000
We have over thirty other cars
70 choose from. come in and look
over our car assortment.
HOAGLAND-RIDGE COMPANY,
.1s-1S-2O West san Antonio St
Phone 1875