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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-02

on January 8, 1918, and the initial run.
per for each team win be required ID
present himself at the starting line ut
9:25 a. m. in readiness for the starter :
orders. .-g.
5. The race will be started by the
report Of a pistol, and once on the start.
ing line all runners will be under the
control of the starter, who shall be the
sole judge as to YhethBss55S each runner
has started fairly. w. ~.
8. The positions Of the teams at the
start will be drawn for, - ,a.'
IS Z. The course will be From the XII,
lauea Volcano House, via Volcano road
to Richardson Street, thence turning
to the right along Richardson Street to
MOoheau Park, thence encircling the
park twice along the course specially
laid out, finishing in front of the
grandstand, where Pele Is message will
be received by Kamohoalii. In the
event of q close finish the first runner
to cross the finishing line win be the
winner. .'. ., ]."3 D.. -,
s. The course will be marked of
with small flags into sections measur'
ing $40 miles and it will be necessary
for each runner, upon completing his
section of the race to hand over to his
successor the message which he is car
rying, as any team to finish without the
message viii be disqualified,
''Zones'' on Volcano Road
o. A line shall be drawn ten yards
on each side of the starting line of each
relay TO be known as the starting zone
Within this zone each runner must pass
the message to the succeeding runher
The message must be passed, moi
thrown or dropped, by a competitor and
picked up by the one succeeding him
10. Any competitor failing to run
the distance required shall cause his
team to be disqualified,
IL. Each participant in the race
must be over eighteen years of age and
must present himself for physical ex'
animation to a physician appointed by
the Kilauea. Hilo relay race committee
IL. The captain of each competing
team must file with the secretary OF
the Kilauea. Hilo relay race committee
by noon on January 5, the day prior ia
the race, the Composition of his team
and the order in which the men are ia
run. No change can be made in the
composition of the team nor in the or
der Of running after his notification
has been filed. lHg "gE@
Is. All teams shall be lettered, com
mencing with the letter "A,o and
each runner shall be numbered as well
indicating the section of the race be Il
to run. .'G. ...-..s' IT.. , /, ...N,
IA. Violation of any of the above
rules and regulations will result in thu
disqualif ication of the team of which
the violatof is member. r.
10. The Kilauea Hilo relay race
committee will make the necessary ar
rangemeIits relative 10 conveying thu
runners by automobile TO their respect
\ I've starting points on the day of thu
race and will pick up runners who hay'
completed their sections and bring then
back to town. .s.... Co.. q.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-02
SPO IL III 8
TRAINING FOR HORSE meet is NOW
WELL ONAT KAP|OLAN| RACE TRACK
Mrs f. NJ Swanzy Purchases zofine Famous Mainland Turf
Equine, and May Enter Her In Coming MeetMrs W. F. Mac.
farane May Invade Mainland With Her String Of Racers

Horses are beginning to arrive al
Kapiolani Park track to be trained foi
the Christmas and New Year Days
meetings to be given under the aus
pieces Of the Hawaii Polo & Racing As
soeiatioh. A number of horses are In
trainihg On Natl ana mesting will
be held on that island. probably OH
Thanksgiving Day, November 2s. After
that meeting several runners win be
shipped to Honolulu for the year-end
races
Mrs. Walter Y. Macfarlane' = newly
acquired string consisting Of Rosells
and the yearlings Saunte, Dinner Bell
Remark, Dreamery and Peter Post, are
being galloped at the track, as are Flor
enee Roberts and Lahonton Water in
the same ownership.
w. +. Dillingham; has the twoyear
old 0nita. and Loretta In training, and
others which are being conditioned are
G. H. Lucas three,year old colt Ter
mont and two-year-old filly by En-
field and which has been named Mary
Louise. 81,
Mrs. swanzy To Enter Turf Game
Tom Hollinger Is working his PAGER
Welcome Boy and over ut the city sta
bles @. II. Judd has Denervo and 20
rine, a new arrival. .'t.,
Zorine, 2:l0A, arrived by the steam
er Hyades last Wednesday and was
released from quarantine yesterday
She was consigned TO Mrs. T. NJ
Swanzy and is an eight-year-old sorrel
mare by O'clock, 2:051k. out of My
Irene 8. by Pettigrue, 2:l01s. MY
Irene s is the dam Of the sensational
Esmerada, 2:07%. Both O'clock and
Pettigrue are by the great Mckinney
Zorine was shipped here by A. l.
Mcdonald who drove several race,
here at the June meeting. She will be
put in light training and win, II 1,
expected, be raced during Carnival
Week. w. -s. 4 s
Florence Roberts win be trained with
a view to running at the coming racer
and If she stands training win bt
shipped to Tia Juana early in January
in charge Of Jockey Carroll who ex
poets to eFle ct the meeting. Should
il be found, however, that she cannot
be trained, the mare win be shipped
to Reno and bred to Honeywood.
Mrs. Macfariane May Invade Mainland
II was stated on good authority yes
terday that Mrs. Macfarlane intends
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-02
|H|TACHI MARU SAFE
UN0FF|C|ALLY SAID

TOXIC, October 90 Especial e Nip.
pu jiii)-An unconarmed report re-.
deiSea here Today was TO the effect that
the Nippon Yusen Knisha's liner Hit.
aefi Mafu, missing since September "a,
is safe 10 the Indian Ocean.
The Hitaehi Maru, on the regular
run TO London, via South Africa. sail.
cd september "a from Colombo, Cey.
Ion, for Delagon Bay, Portuguese East
Affiaas where she was due to arrive
on October IL
Failing to put into the destinated
port, long overdue, she was given MP
by the owners, October %, as probnbly
lost sff 40 NJ
1f the report Of her safe discovery
proves correct the Hitachi Maru must
have been drifting helplessly in.lthe
Indiahs Ocean, probably on account of
some Y aeeident in her engine rooms,
whieH night have in some way dis
abledl the liner.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-02
"FAT" BAN JOHNSON ......
,ae READY TO VOLUNTEER

(. CHICAGO, October Is - President
Ban Johnson of the American League
said tonight that he had arranged to
meet Adjutant General Mccain of the
Army in Washington on Monday, at
which time he would formally offer
his services to the. government.
In anticipation that Johnson 3 serv.
icss will be accepted, it was announced
that the annual meeting of the league,
usually held in December, will be held
month earlier to settle the season s
business nt...
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-02
Castle &COOke,
LIMITED

COMMISSION MERCHANT9
INSURANCE. AGENTS.
Eva Plantation Company
Waihku Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Apokaa Sugar Co, Ltd. 'ES
Kohala Sugar Company
wabiawa Water Company, Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works, Of st. Louis
Babcock & Wilcox Company
Green's Fuel Economizer Com3any
Chas, G. Moore a Co., Engineers
MATsoN NAVIGATION COMPANY
roYo K1sEN KAIsHAt..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-02
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

WIN rAnb hNTNH wv ftt@NN
are on the calendar for Argument dur
ing the November session Of the sn.
preme court. The November session
will>begih at ten o'cloek next Monday
morning. Following is the whole cal
endnf: ra.s
Motions
Henry G. Brown v. Henry w. Kinney,
supefiatendept of public instruc-
ton, et ala, motion to quash service
Of petitioa- for writ Of error, etc
Henry @ Brown v. Henry w. Kinney
superintendent of public instrue'
ton, ct al, motion 10 dismiss writ
s Of error. sA-a
In the Matter Of the Contempt Of Goo
Wan Hey. motion byappellant for
leave 20 Introduce newly discover
ed evidence. ~ ~ .a4
Territory of Hawaii, by b. G. Riven.
4 burgh. Commissioner Of public lands
" +. q, .Corhea, error to circuit
court, second circuit.
J. w. Ambrose " Kealok4fa, appeal
a. ftom circuit iiitlRG, second circuit
In the Matter of the Estate Of David
l.. Kaiena. deceased. Reserved
questions from circuit judge, first
circuit.
Alfred N. Hayselden v, VIM, ID. Lincoln
ct alt, error to circuit court, sec.
,oDd circuit
In the Matter Of the Petition Of 7. B,
Lyons for Writ Of Quo warranto
directed to ]. N. Uahihui, reserved
questions from circuit judge, second
circuit. %. ~
Thomas P. cupmins v. John A. Cum.
minis, Trustee, ct alt, appeal from
circuit Judge, first circuit.
Edgar T.. Anderson v. Hawaiian bred
giHg Company, Ltd, exceptions
from circuit court, first circuit
Hoffsehlaeger Company. Ltd. v. Arthur
ss.,, III. Jones, ct al; appeal from dis
triet magistrate of Honolulu.
John Forage v. Honolulu Rapid Tran
cit 4 Land Company, a corporation,
error to circuit court, first circuit.
s. w. Nawahie. by his next friend
Akala Lamnui v. Gabalieln Kama
lani, appeal from circuit judge,
" first circuit. Il :,
Wong Young v. Kun Cbong, ct al, APP
peal from acting district magistrate
Of, Wailuku.
Sung SO Min v. T. Miyauehi, ct al,
appeal from circuit judge, third
circuit.
Henry G. Brown v. Henry w. Kinney,
superintendent Of public instrue.
tion. ct al, error to circuit judge,
fifth circuit.
Wong Wong v. Honolulu Skating Rink,
Ltd. ct al, error 10 circuit court,
first circuit.
Territory of Hawaii v. John Waiamau,
ct al, reserved questions from cir.
cult eonrt, fifth circuit.
Mutual Telephone Co. v. The Nippu
I Jill Co.. It'd, appeal from circuit
Z Judge, first circuit.
In the Matter of the Contempt Of Goo
Wan HOY, appeal from circuit
Judge. first circuit. w.
In re Petition of the Territory to Reg
lister and Confirm it's Title to a
( Parcel of Land Situate in .Hilo, be.
. ing the sea portion Of the land Of
" Pnnah6a end. Hilo, Hawaii, appeal
from land court - T..
Antoine Fernandez. Jr. v. Soeiedade Lu,
sitana B. de Hawaii, a corporation,
error TO circuit court, second cir.
cult. '<' la-.' ~ ~ .- = T..
In the Matter Of the Investigation of
- the Inter.I Island Steam Navigation
- Co., appeal from the Public It'll
tiles Commission. 3 ~ ,.s
Nina Bertelmann. ct al. v. Joseph X.
Cockett. ct alt, appeal from circuit
Y judee,Sfirst circuit. -. ~
Alfred N. Hayselden v. VIM. r. Lincoln,
? 81 ct al. error TO circuit court, sec.
I7 ond circuit -, D.. g..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-02
BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co.-rMl.
ehinery Of every description made to
order. 49,. f.. p ~lIr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-02

NEW YORK, October l0--At q spe'
cial meeting of the National League
here today President John X. TeneI
was given full power to act for The
league in the matter Of the suit of the
Baltimore club of the former Federal
League. He win represent his organi
cation in consultation with legal ad
yisors looking toward any action which
may be undertaken either in defense OF
the suit or otherwise. .a j.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-02

CHICAGO, October ls-Charles A.
Dean, president Of the Central Associa-
tioh OF the Amateur Athletic Union,
win be elected president Of the national
body at the convention to be held in
st. Louis next month, according TO in
formation given out tonight by Z. @.
Brown, chairman of the legislative
board Of the Central Association and
former president Of the Central and
National A. A. u.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
UTILITIES ARE
DRIVEN LOWER
High Grade Rails Also Are
Subjected to Pressure on
Stock Exchange.

NOTE I-.t.1l= reflect r."=lH= prices
October g.
New Torl.. Oct a3-Uulles ard hisa
grade rails were subjected 10 rci Hao
measure az tcdays stock market af as
trr-ne rera-sious Of two 10 fcur points
sales. 100000 shares
Rails were the strong features Of '7-
early deaIInrs advancing from large ifte-
ton 10 rnore than a point on the decision
OF The interstate commerce comm ION 20
reopen the hearing OF the eastern roads TO-
higher rates Equipments. shirpings aHo
oils shared more moderately I'm the re-
suit United States steel. however. soon
gaining a point Gas issues motors ana
a Few speciaIues were hesitant or reac-
tlouary-
amounts al Sse-1-
Prices bac4m cmcre uneven later on li=
further heavInCss Of utilities and the Or
regular trend OF speculative favorite7-
Local fractions fen one 20 four points
Consolidated Gas feu 2i- points and stee-5
and coppers reacted TO or below yester-
days final quotations
Active equipments moved in the same
cratic manner and rails parted with
much 5E their initial gains ShiDpings
were among the few sustaining feature
but yielded with the general list before
noon
ss9-1S-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
YLIsTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

New YORK. oct. 35.-1I=rcautile paper.
81 percent
S-erlinE. 60 day bills. S411ts; commer-
claI go day bills on banks. $i-Il- CONNER
claI so day bills. SA705i demand. S4-t5 = :
cables, SAYS T-16-
Bar SILVER. e-lzc-
sIexican dollars. 625zc-
Government bonds. heavy
abroad bonds irregular-
Time loans. easier 60 days. sass per-
cent; 90 days. 81 q 5lli six months, 81
can mercy, finn EiSh. Z percent. ~
"a, ruling rate s; closing Did $50 o.
-EreC q - last loan. T.
Copper-s25-50-
Lead-S6-57 T.
Tin-S61-37 p % 61-s5 T.
SDelLer-E. ST. Louis delivery, $i-os = .
LONDON METALS MARKET.
Lon.l Do. Eng oct 13.-Following were
the closing quotations on the London met
Lead-spot. $50 los; futures. E2s los.
Suelter-Sp0t E54- futures $50
,-e7per-Spor. $40; futures, fll0i cleo
Fin-s5ot. te47 s.; futures. E2ts 15s.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Nacionales. -1c-
Mexican bank notes, state bills, g 45c-
Mexican pesos, sec
Mexican gold. 5-izc-
Fl Paso Smelter Quotations
43ar silver Handy d Harmon quota
London lead. $50 los
Pig lead $3.50
-oppe-. wire bar. $3.50
MEXICAN BEANS.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots 20 81
PzsC Sc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grnins. Close.
Cdru-Uec.. sLl5- May. $l-lNss-
Oats-Dec-. 5>-ac- MAY. $3.50
Chicago Provisions, Close
p0rk-Jau-. $5s-eH-
Iard-ocov.. s-3--7- Jan. S-l----
Rihs-Oct. S-1.7U- Jan. S-1.ss-
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. IN. Oct -s-- Butter-Ai. ---st
STEADY Creamery. IS 1I --e-
Eggs Market easier Receipts. aHle
cases Firsts. 60 sec ordinary frsts-
So ~ Soc. al mark, cases Included %
e 21c.
atoes-lIlrker higher Receipts
cars Wisconsin. Michigan and Miuurso-a
bulk. sI-e5 3 l.G5: sacks. SI-55 q 10
Poultry. ali-e-AIarlet lower Fowls, l4
UI7C- springs, lec-
kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. 40. Oct -@--Euttc--
Creamery. zoe; 1lrsLs ssi=c- seconds.
s. izc. packing. 500
Eggs-Firsts. e5fe- seconds. csc
trs--EeIs- Isr- roCs-ers, li'-c'
br1iIers 11C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

WE LOAN money on livestock. furniture.
pianos. automobile or any valuable per
souaI property at reasouabl crates
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSN,
SIS TRUST BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

ANsWEKs To HEKALD -.
90 4 - I'D ~ ~.

COVER = GREAT FIELD WITH THESE
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Combined guaranteed circulation over
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classified rates. &c Per word Tor insertion
daily. &C per woId Sunday. 20 word ad
In all five papers will cost Sl-oO for one
week day insertion or S3-20 for three In
sertions. including one Sunday. Minimum
charge based on 20 words All copy Tor
Sunday insertions should be submitted b.
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bring your order with cash TO Classified
Department Of The FL Paso Herald. and
your ad VIII be placed in these papers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
F0rt " orIn LTEesIock, NIust'
The COUNTS.
65th DISTRICT COURT.
ballard COldvveII. Presiding,

Haruer HorEan VS. AtchisOn. To-
pcka G Santa Fe. SO. 900 damages
awarded
Charles t. Enoblauch rs. @. F. Nc
Kay ct al, suit on note, filed
Martin Falomir rs. T. H. Nale
tWesteru Storage and Transfer COD
suit for Sl536 damages, filed.
Atlantic National Bank Of Jackson
vile rs. i. Hod Williams, suit on note;
filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
70 rooms. close in on Rio Grande
street. completely furnished
very fine home. VIII bear investi-
cation.
CHARLES b. STEVENS.
Real Estate and Insurance
City Natl Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

Deeds EueN-
Toe Dunes alditi0n-A j. Harper 20
F. r. Bounds. lot is. block 8. September
Is. 1g1l- 81 and consideration
Government Hfu addition on Clifton
strcet-F- A. Lowe and s Lowe to C. =
8IcGrath. lots 81 and g.. block SO, October
16. 1917; $500.
cotton addition on East Olive street
T. 70. Cotton TO West Texas Fuel Co.. lots
g 90 15 inclusive, block -. May Is. 1917;
$500.
Hollywood Heights additIon-W. C.
43 and fractional blocks s. 90 20 inc!us-
i've. October 10, -el7; SO and consider
Kern Place addition. on Mississippi
strect-G- = and b Z. Freeman 60 j. -
Cyisra. lots II and 10, block S. June 30,
1917 gs20t.
Manhattan Heights addition, on Copper
street-W- E and e. Hale 90 r. C.. Cramp-
los IS and 81. block -, October 20, 1871
1900
Colonial Heights addition. on Greenleaf
avenus-F. b. Hadlocz and w c. Porter
10 p p Price. lots and 10 block j.
October %. 1917 SEQ
Grandrier addition. on AEhaVilIe street
w. and NJ T. Kirby 10 D. IT, Lane anu
N. T bIcGueu lots TO- II and T.. block
IS. October is. 1915 SO and csnsidera-
tons
Building Permits
p hlvarado. block 81 East II fasQ
addition. adobe house; 2@of
Bray d Co.. Campbell and ochoa streets
Licensed to Mary
Juan Nunoz and Eufrasina hedonoo-
John a Gordon and Minnie Duprea-
John A. Ramsay and Alice X Wilson
Richard a Miller and Barbara T. smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Lost and Found.

LOsT-Gold watch. in plaza Reward u
rs-urued 90 100 Teas
lost Small gray horse branded IN on
right hips reward Phone a5s5-
INV z-viur machines. neif price
FOUTZ-MOORE FJKNITJ IL Co
1I3 North stanton ST.
STOLEN-LarEs AireLals dog. dark BAG,
with cray marking. red leEss has small
strip torn from front % one ear; ans7V ~
TO name OF Buster; about 81 months oI-'
Will give SO for return. or $50 FOR con
siction q thief. Mesquite henrels- Mes
quite New Sick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Livestock Market.

Aule1tEu A-lAt-ANelas Nlu7H-
Chicago. H. Oct aS.-H0gs-Re1eip
81. 900. Market unsettled at yesterdays
average. 90 15c lower Bulk. Slf-65
1855; Isnt s14-15a 1885, heavy, Sli-ss g
Cattlt-tt-cglptz. 15.0 Geo Market steady
Native steers. $3.50 q 1885, stockers ana
feeders. s6TlL40, cows and heifers- s8-ia
I1-15- calves. $9G16-
Sheep-Receipts. e1.0oo- Market steady
Lambs. S12.50d 1915; wethers, $3.50 Q
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. 80, Oct -3--Ho Es-l.e-
ceipts, 5000 Market lower Bulk: Sls
16.-5. heavy. Sl6n $780, light, sl4-5s @
1915. pigs. S15-75 1lf25-
-attIe-Receipts, 1900. Market steady
Prime fed steers fla-ao 2 1870 dresser
bsef steers. Sllgl5, western steers; SO
1850; cows. S54s; heifers. $3.50 2 rs
stockers and feeders. $500 10; bulls. $50
1-75; calves. $3.50 g 1850
Sheep-Raceirts Ge09- Market lower
Lambs. slf--' q t-35; 1eaT--nEs. 81 Nls.-'1'
wethers, st1a12-5o; ewes, $3.50 @ ll-'e-
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. oct -s--Catte-i.e-
ceipts. 5000. Market ~tesF-- Beef steers
SsH1I- cows and heifers. S5-25 2 So;
stoclers aud feeders. S5-l5 1913; calves,
IoS-Rcceipts. goo. Market c5as7c
lower A Few fair hogs az $780, bulls.
Sheep-Rccsipts. 90 600. Market 'stezdr
Lambs sIsl1s-75: ewes S1o-5Oa1o--S-
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
lBy ZeiEer Hotel-p
HoEs-Beccipts. 1900 Market lower
TOP. s1f-2o. bulk Sl54 i5-l5- go.
calves Beef steers. TOP 1919. bulk 3, 2 o.
cows. top f7-e5- bulk $3.50 2 800. heifa77,
top ss. bulk. S5n7. bulls. top S6--', bulls
$3.50 n SIS calves. top $3.50. bulk $50
Ta50- Stocker= Steers. ssl s--5; cows
S5a7. halfe-s. s6TS calves. f5Gs-
5hcep-N0 receipts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

Ei paSo and -icin-
ity - Tonight fair
and colder. Ncdurs-
fair with rising tenn
perature
rev NeEilc-Ea air
aud VAIN -r tcnlEht.
Wednesday partly
cloudy. warmer cast
portion
ArizouE-Fafr ana
warmer O. light
"wednesday partly
cloudy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

TWENTY AEROPLANES SHOT
DOWN
In Somme air battles. Allies lost
eleven. one year ago today, October
e, 1916.
Find a pilot
REBUS.
Prohibited by law
YESTERDAYS ANSWERS.
Upside dolCH IN front Of man.
AHGTchisf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Employment Agencies

~~-~S~~~---~~~-~--~~-~-~
KITCHEN CABINETS, 81 week 1l5 n
FOUTZ-sIOORE FURNITURE CO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

Far away fin Japan women are TAX
ing un professions and going into
business, following the lead Of their
western sisters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

DAILY RECORD.

Mexican beans in wholesale lots IN e.
Pzsc. Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

INV. modern. = room apartment.
Elassed IN porch. ground floor.
private entrance and bath on
TT. Boulevard.
PHONE 1911.
tIRE room bungalow on three car lines.
two jItney lines thoroughly modern COM
uIetai- furnished. for rent for two moaths
fro n No-tmbtr n. 20 responsible parties
only. Phone 69s9 after o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Special Notices.


10 ~ALE-CrcCts- WORK Phone 4s55sl-
YOUR mattress renovated. t1-i5 UP. car
pete e-,anrd Ervir MfE Co. ph mo
...-iROPi ACTOR. graduate NSc Core
81 Franson. DC 1909 Montana IN 1871
VIZ pack. ship ana store goods. Houston
Transfer 81 storage CO.
.NA.CLl -su1I-inE. the very best.
EAgNETT'~-2I9 SAN ANTONIO II
TIN o1.y ste.u carpet cleaners. SKIS. ST.
Acme Mat Sc Feather Co ph lstl.
TIts our ch'c.5en dinner. Franklin Tav-
crn. phone s3iR2.
FI-E,H tomatoes for canning SIC pound
delivered Phone 6s55.
MAGOFFTN FUEL co. Call sTo1 for
prices on coal and wood any amount
pine kindlinE. 25c- Q. Sleo-
CARPENTER VIII figure new OF repair
work. porches and garages a specially
Phone f61G-
SOTICE-The western Furniture Co sells
furniture only. no clothing. and Is To-
Gated corner stanton and overland ct
BARGAINS THIS WEEK ONLY
Ole household machine. BIT ------ 80
one Singer machine. BIT --------- ss-sN
One drawer drophead Singer -A-Nvy
one drawer drophead Sc singer s-a-t9
one drawer Standard drophead 900 $50 1e
one g drawer drophead White -------s ih-e-
Come IA and look them over all are IN
first class condition cash o. credit
YOUNG EURNIIi RE CO..
197 &. stanton Phone es'-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
PERSONAL.

personal.
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HAIR. mo.es removed electrically p. .oss-i
VIC, aus toup,,s- H&H Co. us n han
SPIKELLA corsets. Mrs Miller PHI 4sSs-
Wt.~. tHUNLA's w0mau-s exchange Is
* Campbell Phone s5ts-
JEWELKY rapaired al very low cost
BARNETT'S-2i9 san ANTONIO ST
LACE curtains Numbered beautifully hrs-
me- phone 1918
LINOLEUM ia Iul4io ana print. extra
good patterns or payments
FOUTZ-MOORE II RNITJRE CO.
FREE TO THE LADIES
Every lady calling AZ our store tins
week VIII receive a bottle o. shi-New-L r.
furniture POLISH no obligation on you-
part 20 buy Come in and ass for your
bottle
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE Co.
coz s. stanton ST. Phone 2SHt
PEKNANENT RAIE REMONER-Tha
ouIv treatment which viii remove perua-
neutfy all superfu0us hair. leaving no
marks or hlemish on the most delicate
skin. no deDistory or the electric needle
used. originator and sold exclusively -
Mrs T. 81 Smidt- Carl and inrestls gaze
or write -o2 Epson Phone -f4o-