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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-15
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Trading shifted frequently from the
| recognized leaders to specialties and
other shares of no definite description.
/ Dealings were in diminished volume,
but the trend was mainly upward until
the final hour, when liberal selling OF
4 the more prominent issues provoked
I extreme reversals of l TO 3 points and
an irregular close.
The Liberty Loan was again factor
I of paramount importance, prices hard
ening in the intermediate session on
favorable advices from Washington re-
speeding that project. Money ruled at
prevailing rates and a new minimum
for rubles was seemingly ignored.
Rails, including low priced shares,
were in further demand; Union Pacific
: and Reading featuring the investment
group at gains of to 2 Ia points. I'M
usual activity was manifested by Pitts
burgh & West Virginia common and
preferred and Wheeling & Lake Erie
issues at advances of | to 2 points.
j
cry from its sharp setback of the
previous session.
There was a decided upward revision
/ in quotations for motor stocks. Gen
eral Motors showing a gross gain Of
points. while Studebaker, Maxwell
and Chandler trailed along at two
point advances Improvement in these
3 issues resulted from short covering.
L. 5. Steel once more DISTINGUISHED
itself by attaining the new record of
134 SIS, later. however, falling two
points and closing at 1872 3D., a net loss
of / is points. Bethlehem Steels
kept pace with the leader, the new and
old shares scoring new maXimums at
155 12 and 15S SIS, respectively, but
yielding in the general decline of the
latter part of the session.
Tobaccos and metals were among the
other active features, the latter de-
irving fresh support on the placing OF
additional orders for the refined prod
uet on a rising scale. Shippings AMI
some of the oils were irregular
throughout with international Paper,
Baldwin Locomotive and Continental
Can.
Railroad bonds and some industrials
were fractionally lower, other issues
recording no material changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-15
SUMMONS

Bocklin: Louise Mary Livingston o'Brysn
and John" OByen. her husband, n any
Lucinda baroness Won BccSiin and 'John"
Varon Won Bocklin. her husband. n any and
an de,Isees. hcirs-at-law and next u Kin
on any az The persons named In said third
amended summons as defendants. n they Ne
deceased and also an persons who by pur-
chase or Inheritance or otherwise have or
claim 20 have an iuteres, IN or lien upon
the premises described IA the third amended
complaint. derived through said defendants
or their dsyiseos or heirs-at-law or next ~
Kin. or through any Of them. which heirs-st-
law. deNisees and next OF kin and other Per
sons N any there be. and their names are
unknown 90 the plaintiff and all persons
who have or make any claim whatever a.
executors ar administrators ~ any person
who may be deceased. ana who. n living
would have any interest IN the premises de
scribad in the third amended complaint here
in derived through the said defendants or
their deVlsees or helrs-at- law or next OF kin
which persons. IN any there be. and their
names are unknown 10 the pialntin.
The foregoing third amended summons Ia
served upon sou by publication pursuant 90
an order of the Honorable Mitchell l.. e.
LANCER Justice ~ the supreme Cour, ~ the
state ~ New York, dated the goth day of
APRIL 1917 and filed with the third amended
complaint IN the once ~ the clerk Of New
York County az the County Court House In
said county.
Dated New York. May II. 1917
HAROLD SWAIN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Once and Post once Address; lls
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-15
Industrial
Cotton

Prices for cotton weakened yester-
day under selling for profits, lnhu-
enced to some extent by reports OF
Southern selling here against probable
deliveries on July contracts. Favorable
weather advices were also a weakening
factor. Brokers reported subsistence
of trade demand, along with indications
that the higher prices had brought out
freer spot offerings. October contracts
broke from 24.s0 TO 24.30, closing at
24.35, with the general market closing
irregular at a net decline OF y 10 10
points.
The census report showed domestic
mill consumption aggregatIng 69f,53o
bales. including linters, comparing with
649.160 bales for the corresponding
month last year. Mill stocks Of lint
and linters at the end of May amounted
10 2.O27 900 bales, which would be equal
to about three months requirements at
the rate of consumption last month.
There figures. however, attracted com
paratively little attention, the trade
showing more interest in the slacken-
ing of demand and the reports of IN
creased offerings in the South.
Private cables attributed an advance
in Liverpool to buying by English
spinners. The disposition TO take
profits and prepare for reactions was
increased by reiterated reports that
the government has purchased almost
enough cotton goods 10 meet require
ments for the next twelve months.
Southern spo. markets as officially re-
ported were irregular, being 80 points
higher TO 40 points lower; most OF
them unchanged. Exports for the day
were 1884 bales, making 4,999,5l5 so
far this season.
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STORAGE NOTICE
GOLu M8US STOHlGE WAREHOUSE, Int

New York, June 1th, 1917
To Mrs A. Alfonso Davis. Mrs Trent.
Gardiner Icnkens. H. Y Hill. Mrs. Buckln.
Mrs Plaster. Rose Green. Thos. Lee, II. ~
Justice Mrs Anna Jones Roy Whitmore.
Jennie Harvey. Maize Lister, Mrs Rosie
Gibson Rose oliver. Mr. and Mrs. \. Han
sen Georgia Parham. Mrs. oliver. Mary
mn Caroline Fitch. y. r. Brown. Mrs.
James. Mrs g. Harris. Jas. Poe, william
Jones Mrs Charlton, Mr. Albert Cohen.
Mrs !. Carroll. Emma Cole. Mrs Addie
Burton. Lizzie Hughes, Samuel Boldlns.
Mrs Lynch. j. Donaldson. Gertrude Banks.
Person Rev. Y. II. Bell, Mrs. Haines. Jen-
ME Relnnex NJ l. Brown. Mrs Smith. Al
bert Pointer Della Harrison. Mrs. 4. Ed
mead You and each Of you are hereby no
titled that the time FOR the payment Of our
lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scrihed having expired after due notice
thereof had been given you. We viii cause
such property TO wit. household good
personal effects. carpets. merchandise. otc
stored by YOU or IN your name Cor In which
YOU may have an INTEREST,". In the Columbus
Storage Warehouse TO be sold at public
auction according 10 the statute in such
case made and provided, at tho warehouse,
62-sf West l34th St. New York city. on
Friday June %, 1917 al 1880 A. NJ. and
n the sale thereof Is not completed On
said date the same will be continued ~
the same place on each and every Friday
thereafter beginning az 1880 A. NJ. on
each day. and continuing until all the gooda
are sold
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INC.
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Produce Markets-Current

Butter. Receipts. 5,l23 packages. Cream
cry. higher than extras. per ID. S7a. g3slsc !;
extras t92 score). 37q37l1c: frsts tsS to 81
scorel. S6I. q3G9.c; seconds. 35Q35c; thirds.
3f03iiac; creamery. unsalted, higher than
extras 39G33isc; extras. 3Sd3Sl2c: frsts,
37a37isc seconds. S5i. 13si4c; state dairy.
tubs. finest. 31G37lac: good TO prime. 81 ?
G3iisc: common 10 fair, 3p3oc; reno
waited, extras. SIC; frss. 80 iac. lower
grades, 33n Soc; imitation creamery hrsis
3lN35c ladies. current make. nrsts, 81 q ~
Ste: seconds. 33c lower grades. 32432i &c /;
packing stock. current make. No. !, 50 lac;
No. >. 32c: lower grades. 3005li3c.
Cheese Recei3ts. i.324 boNr'. STATE whole
milk fats. fresh. colored. specials, ID, ga
22isc; white, specials. 23G 23i4c; c1lored
average run, 224, u 23c; white, average run,
22a. n 23c lower grades. 22g22 Ec; twins,
fresh coored specials 23c white, specials,
&c: colored. average fancy. 22aac; white,
average fancy. 223.c. Wisconsin whole milk,
fancy, double daisies. 23G % iac; state SKINS
fats. specials. iNftlSiac; twins and ched-
dars. specials. lSd &c; fats. choice. lt4
lie: twins and chediars, choice. lfn &C.;
far 20 good, l0T l5c lower grades. 5n9c.
Eggs.-R Receipts. 2i09O cases. Fresh gath
cred. extras, per dozen 80 igG33lsc storage
packed. Grsts. 8 n32c; fresh gathered. extra
frsts. 81 iaM32c; frsts, 293 n 3oi2c: Sec
onds. 9SI pc; thirds and poorer. 25H-lc !;
dirfics. No l. d2siac; No. and poorer.
ga &c: checks. good 10 choice. dry. 2lW
q re: undergrsdos, p 26c state, Pennsvl-
vania and nearby western. hennery whites,
fine 10 fancy. 8in35c: ordinary TO good. 81
N 33c; gathered whites, ordinary 30 fine. 32d
9tc; state. Pennsylvania and nearby hem
merry browns, 35V3ic: gathered brown and
r,,ined colors ungraded. 30N 32lac.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
ms Board OF Water supply. at its ofYices.
twenty second floor. Municipal Building,
park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York City. until IL A. NJ, on Tues
day. July Il. 1917, for a contract for the
instruction OF the Shandaken tunnel The
tunnel Is part cf the Schohsrie watershed
loyelopment for the New York City water
supply Is rs miles long. and VIII carry
water from the Schohsne reservoir 20
Egopus creek. The finished tunnel will be
II fe-t inches high b. 10 feet inches
vide. lined with concrete masonry. and viii
have shafts
The tunnel has been divided into two
portions TO be known as the north and
south portions. 50 that bids may be sub
mitted for either portion or for the entire
Al tho above place and time the bids
VIII be publicly opened and road. Pam
phiets containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained q,
the above address. at tho Office OF he See
Rotary. by depositlns the sum OF twenty
dollars 600 in cash or its equivalent for
each set For further particulars apply
>, the Office q the Principal Assistant
Engineer a. the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS, President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN r CALVIN.
Commissioners. Board % water supply
GEORGE FEATHERsTONE. Secretary.
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sdvices were more optimistic. and there were
predictions Of larger shipments from the
country. Cash markets were easier. in SYM
pathy with futures, although stocks are
small. Exporters were again in the market.
and sales for the day were estimated at
200. 600 bushels. The Illinois state report
indicated an increase Of Is per cent in acre
age. and the Kansas Crop Bulletin said that
during the last week corn made splendid
Yesday's Previous Year
CASH close. close. ago.
New York .......st.s3 st.s5Is $3.50
Contract:
Chicago. July .... t54ls t.57 ~.
Chicago, September 1855 t.5o7s IVA
Oats. The market felt the influence Of the
decline in corn and the better weather, clos
ing ~, 10 / ~ cents net lower. Crop advices
were highly satisfactory. Exporters were In
the market and sales of 300.OO bushels were
reported.
Yesday's Previous Year
Cash: close close. ago.
New York ........ .73Na .741a .4+l4
Contract:
Chicago. July ..... SO .64ls .3eNa
Chicago. September SO sac .3S,a
Rye.-Market firm.
Yes'days Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago.
New York. bush s2.53 s2.4s si.oeI2
Flour aid Meal Quotations we're:
Yes'days Previous Year
close close. ago
Flour MINI. spg. pat $500 sl4.2s s5.55
Rye -four. choice $50. f245 I2.45 5.35
Cornmeai. kiln dried $40 $40 $40
Bran. in sacks ....... 34.oo $500 24.oo
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Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New icrk
Stock Exchange Thursday amounted
to sl,sl6,OOO, against S221l'oVo
Wednesday, si,l2s,Oo0 week ago and
sA7l6,OOO year ago; from January
to date, si79,l2l, 900, against siss,6O0'-
900 in 1916.
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MEETINGS
tktTILE PrBLIsnINC cONpAYy,

1890 u hereby Rlgen that the regular
olsny. f1r re election q Direrfors nd
-. weAfaffl1n ~ fuch other business a.
- ylpltfiI come before the meeting wul
49, - ne principal Office n the com.
o. - "l West 18Th Street. New York
~. ,. y, m Weoresday. fhe z0th aav -,
'A'' l'lL a. ~ ociock noon
HAIRY l.. TAYLOR.
feff@farU
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Metals

Advices received in the copper trade
Yesterday were that the government
would soon announce contract for q
large lot of the metal on the basis OF
% cents a pound. The amount is es-
timated in the neighborhood of AGO.
GOO. 900 pounds, enough 20 supply the
needs of the army and navy for the
rest of the year, as well as covering
tho requirements of munition manu-
facturers who receive government
orders. The last lot of copper pur-
chased by the government was at 1856
certs a pound.
The tone Of the local market con-
tinues strong, with quotations I'M
changed. All dealers are holding
fourth quarter metal at 29i3 cents Il
pound.
Current SPOT prices for few Of the
rrincipal m tails and metal products,
compared with those prevailing az the
correspond ng time OF last year, follow;
Current A year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-15

TO THF HOLDERS or CEhIitICATts.
or OEPOsIT REPREsENIIhG THE
FIRST MORTGAGE FINE PER CENT.
TIFTY-YEAR GOLD BONDS ST.
NuHFD ~ Buffalo CITY GAS
COMPaNY MORTGAGE, DATED
OCTOBLR !. 1897, AND BUFFALO
Gas COMPANY MORTGAGE. DATED
OCTOBER II. 1888. ISSUED BY CO
IUMBIA TRUST COMPANY, AZ ~.
AGREEMENT. DATED SEPTEMBER
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
provisions q Article Eighth u the above
mentioned Deposit Agreement that the IN
cefs'Clrl constituting the Committee re-
feTe3 o. .u said Deposit Agreement has
n+tfrmired % proceed no further under
sac Agreement and has caused this notice
70 b published as provided IN said Agree
ncnt. stating tie Intention 10 terminate
s2ic Agreement Holders n Certificates OF
tgTrenaer fne.r ceTt.fcates ~ Deposit and
receive ne Bonds and Coupons represented
ihereor as provided il said Deposit Agree
ment but without rVperee 10 the holders
q such Csrt.hcates o. Deposit
Dated. Sew York. Jane s. 1871
WILLARD y KING. Chairman;
FRANKLIN y LOCKE
a. 4 Jackson
FRANKLIN = ETRKBRIDE.
HOWARD BAYNE
ROBERT r. PFTYE
JAMES RICHARDSON
Committee.
GEORGE r WARREN Secretary.
- Broadway. Sew I0r6 city.
sFCgNEk T. COTTON. Counsel
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY Depos-
nary % Broadway New York CITY.
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State and City Bonds

Va did Is Brown Bros y Y City iiss 1865
Co ctfs 5000 'O2
10000. ..... so
N Y City iiss 1868
5000. .....l 1925
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED B.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
the Board % water supply. az us offices
,wentv-second floor Municipal Building
Park Row. Centre ard Chambers streets
New York CITY. until II A. NJ, on Tues
day july 10. 1917. for Contract ~, for
nttlng UP a chemical and meteorological
laboratory. including the furnishing and
Installing Of fixtures. furniture. piping and
lighting veniilsting and drainage systems.
The laboratory "a located In the lower gate
chamber ~ Ashokan reservoir, IN the Town
OF Ohvs Ulster County. New York
Al the above place and time the bids viii
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing Information TOR bidders and con-
tract drawings can be obtained at the
above address al the once Of the Score
tary. by deposting the sum OF ten collars
800 In cash or It's equivalent for esch
pamphlet For further particulars apply
10 the once ~ the Principal Assistant In
gin.er at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
JOHN r. GALNiS.i
commissioners. Board Of Water supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSTOSE Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-15
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Thursday were reported as follows:
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CKNYRAL ruYuIC,I coupAxy

%, q Broad street, Ne. York Clty.
- regular quarterly dividend - ore
~, .nsf per cent GAHJ will be paid
49, = lsll, ~ Preferred ftockho!Gers u
WIG =. r June 10. 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-15
Mining Stocks

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
1000 Al-Br Col Met Il, g e 30
1900 Alaska u c.. u q 8: q
900 'A-iz Bling Cop s.. 81 Ga o.
5000 'tArizona Unit 81 % % 81
25oo .tAtlanta ..... e t2a iI.a Y
1900 Biz Ledge Cop ga } "a 2[s
700 Bis Cop iRpl. a q q 3
3300 Boston Mont 90 IS e. o.
1900 'Bradihsw Cop w ia liz lis
1900 y { & tc. i23s t23a 12i4 1923
100 Butte Detroit. II, 80 = %
zoo Butte-E Y .... ~ f5s W tss
25Gr efCaledonia %. So SO 55 SO
POO seal e. Jer.... t34 IA 81. "a
$500 Canada Copper. "a az 21s 2ss
5000 TCashboy .....
900 'Coco River o.. " ~ ~ W
5000 Con Ariz Smet 2n 2ss 2H 2Is
5000 Con Cop Minei els 90 Ga o1s
700 'Con-Homestead "a = a =
100 Crystal Cop VI. IA lie ~ ~
1000 Dun-Ar Cp tapi Ia Va Us 70
1900 'iEastern Cop. 81 So 81 80
500 'Emma Cons. Ia 1fs Us Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-15
Consolidated Exchange

TT. ~ 'fads on this exchange. 10 shares. I
s.,,. s.s ii'f.s ard Drlees Ie1frdsy for the
80 80 active stocks follow.
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us t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-The market developed weak
ness and al the close prices were 20
ia cents net lower The decline was
due partly 70 the weakness in coarse
Grains and partly to more favorable
weather for the new crop. Trading
was of small volume and operators at
large were not particularly hopeful OF
anv immediate withdrawal of existing
restrictions.
Reports we're favorable regarding
the new crop outlook. One crop expert
estimated the Weld in Kansas az 10000
600 bushels, which compares with the
last Government estimate OF io,OOO,-
600 bushels. Leading authorities IN
the Northwest issued optimistic re,
ports on the spring wheat OUTLOOK ana
altogether the prospect for the ne"
crop seems TO be improving.
Clcararces from the seaboard con
,inue OF liberal proportions, showing
that wheat Is moving 20 Europe on old
purchases in larger volume. Total
shipments from domestic ports were
, $40 900 bushels. Liberal shipments
from Canada we're indicated. Min
neapolis reported less active cash
demand and sales Of -four were said to
be much under the output
Yes'day's Prevs Year
Cash: close. close ago
New York $50 S3.Io s'.io
Contract;
Chicago, July. 2.2S 81 l'oo
Chicago, Sept. 200 2.ofH2 'oo
Far, tn. market wa. easy during the
- nnera,io,s and turned weak toward the
close. with final prices BIS TO cents lower.
,,,n,ov.d weathe- over practically the entire
corn belt, with prospects ~ rising tempers-
,nr,s. caused general unloading by specu-
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fttN ~.
and the street number is isi West s7th
Street
Dated May 81, 1917.
A. MITCHELL LESLIE. Referee.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TRANSACTIONS
Rail- Other Al
roads. stocks. stocks.
Yesterday. 1871. 100 75e,300 1877 400
Day before.2o9.30o 100000 1,11e,2oo
Week ago.. 7o,6oo 100000 1,284,2o
Year ago. 1890 325,400 4O3, 300
January I to date:
1917.... 1882, 100 81,846,6o0 e2.198. 700
1916. -. 1857 400 &c, 147 200 1874, 900
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
The American Agricultural
Chemical Company

Nv H0TK- juno q l9I7
n, quarterly dividend ~ ono and one
ief Der csrf on tle Preferred steck Of
~ company $50 go. and quarterly
.'.-sh1 81 oae ana one-quar'sr per cent
~ tAs common stock $50. 20 nave been
1870. payable July 10. 1917, % stock
t'lcfrs - record 81 ,he close ~ b1,slness
81 Friday June 81 1917
THOMAS - DOE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-15
Yesterdays A year


Cottonseed Oil.-Prices are easier. The de-
cline in lard in the West caused considerable
pressure here and the market was also in
iuenced by the break in cotton.
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Bonds

ENLISTED. tsell cents per share.
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea ar
Cottonseed Oil

Coffee Futures.-The market was quiet ard
prices huctuated within a narrow range.
Sales were only 10000 bags. The close was
. 10 points ret lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-15
Orchard and Field
Yesterday. A year age
Hay and Straw

Yesterday a year ago.
(Per toni per toni
large bales e.. 's22.ooa23.oo $4,000 5000
No. / clover mixed ie.ooa1e.5o 21.5oa23.5o
rive straw, No ! 1909 1909 -
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-12-13
Will Take Place
n Saturday, December 18th


yAN5 in Fol month zee pepar r
u or e eady o ou app
0 tn market early
morn within 0 the mayT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
u PERCENT TNvEST,rENT

NOTHING DOWN-Just move into this
rev room bungalow in Alta Vista; hard
weed in two rooms. basement registers
ready for heat; finished in white enamel
and Tiffany oil; walks, fenced. electric
fixtures; near school and jitney; S25
riCnthlys viii rent for SO.
$50 Down, so monthly FOR this modern
room brick home on Wyoming. near
shops. $500.
. Lots. $3.50 each. Cash; on corner.
solth front three blocks OF Grandvie,y
school
Good Building site wanted as part pay
ment on new room bungalow IN Alta
Vista; leH CT occupied; basement. fenced.
walks.
Vendoss Lien Notes TO trade FOR good
vacant lots. What have you2
In Sunset Heights $3.50 down: win buy
new room bungalow. near fire station:
balance S35 monthly This Is a dandy
On Nevada ST; room bungalow; this
homo IS positive sacrifice. for one half
cash price cut from $500 10 $4,000. Il
taken at once.
Apartment site Wanted-wiu trade two
new bungalow In Alta Vista. what have
you3
Automobile Wanted as part payment on
new loom bungalow L is a dandy.
HAWKINS BROS.
and Z Morgan bldg Phone 2so9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
For Miscellaneous.


FOR SALE-Remington typewriter cheap
FOR SALE-Five small diamonds and two
sets OF table linen Phone sl23.
TWO stoves a. ze ami electric burner Dos
f. Boulevard
FOR SALE-Attractive tailored suit TO
c0lored or Mexican lady; cheap Fh- 4t-.-
PORCH curtains. CRATE ana garbage cal.
$40 1912 Wyoming. apt .
WE Buy and seu second hand books
SOLLIE FURNITURE CO..
51S Texas ST. Phone 6l+e.
FOR sALE-sInger sewing machine; bar
gain 80 vs.. Boulevard Apt l. Phone
Crow
NEW $50 Victrola: so worth OF records;
ali for 500 IL taken at once party leav-
Ing city Phone 75s1M-
NOW l. THE TINE 70 order that new
suit See us Our prices are the lowest
Morehead's Busy Little Tailor SHOP
one s0-inch woodworking machine planer
for sale cheap; In first class shape. Write
P O. box 2ss. san Antonio.
FOR SALE-Burroughs visible adding ma
chine; original ribbon now on paper stand
and all. S125. can't be told from new; one
year Euarantee. SOC Mesa.
ELECTRIC light plants. so lights up. old
motors made new OF changed 20 suit worS-
We Wrnt 40 TO co DC generator Tor cash
s w Electrical & Machine Co. p Paso-
FOR sALE-Hard winter wheat for seed
Texas red rust proof oats. chicken Feed
wheat. s. g. Schaire-. phone -. Clint
Tsvas-
TANRS-HEANY STEEL. HOT RIEETED
We offer a number for immediate ceil--
u trized fcr reerection, DUTY free Into Mex
leo. 10000 It. s inch standard wrought
iron pipe. also duty free into Mexico
SOUTHWESTERN WRECkISG co.
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
For Sale-City Property.
BEAUTTFTL EVE ROoyT

BEAUTIFUL FIVE ROOM
ORIENTAL SUCCEED BUNGALOW
with guaranteed brick top roof. all
the latest built in features. oak floors
throughout. white tile drain board in
kitchen cabinet. tile floor in bath.
large plate glass mlrrored door in
bed room. French doors between liv-
ing room and dining room, beautiful
light fixtures, Empire heating plant
with hot water boiler all connected.
large basement with clothes chute 10
same, on south front, lots fenced.
large garage, in Alta Vista district
one block from pavement, never occu-
easy.
I also have a five room house, never
occupied, in Grsndview, one block
from car line on the same plan for
S5300-00; small payment down, bal
ance easy
Phone 69O7.
Agents need not apply