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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30

A LARGE. reliable local automobile sales
company desires the services Of 2 young. en-
erEetic man their sales force. applicant
must be Of good appearance and education,
q resident of Fl Paso and well acQuain ted-
To a man that qualities we offer a salary
limited only by MS ability Address II $.
care Herald
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREY GIVEN
THAT applications will be received BY the
city Civil Service Commission. CITY Han.
Fl Paso. Texas from MONDAY MARCH
Zs 1917. To MONDAY. APRIL Q. 1917.
PATROLMAc- POLICE DEPT.
No application delivered at the office Of
5 .. m. MONDAY. APRIL 9. 1917. viii be
Applications must possess the following
\ citizen Of the United States.
Able TO read and write the
English language.
Never to have been convicted
Not les than feet inches in
Not less than $50 pounds in
weight
Good health aud sound BODY
Good moral character.
All applicants must take a medical and
phy steal examination before being eligible
FOR the mental examination
Applicants will be notified later 70
date Of physical examination
The mental examination will be held on
FRIDAY. APRIL IS, 1917. AZ .. m
Date OF filing applications will determine
priority in case OF tie averages.
All necessary blanks. subjects and further
information can be obtained by applying in
person 20 Secretary Of the Civil Service
Commission, City Hail
g JACK HENRY. Secy.
NOTE-AU PatrOlmen now in the service
who have served less than one year as
such must take the above examination in
order TO retain their uositfou
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30
Legal Notices.
Department Of
INSURANCE AND BANKING
state Of Texas.
10

austin. 'Texas March 9th 1871
To All Whom II May Concern
This is 10 certify that the jefferson stand
ard Life Insurance Company Of Greensboro,
y .. has i'm all respects fully compiled with
the laws of Texas as conditions precedent
10 its doing business IN this state. and
have issued 10 said company certificate
Of authority from this office emitting il 10
do business in this state 10Y the year ending
the esth dav OF February. 1915
Given under my hand and seal Of office
at Austin. Texas. the date first above
written
CHAS O. AUSTIN. Commissioner
George Haisey Gnlham. District Manager
y Eaeo. TaNas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30
Department Of
INSU TRANCE AND BANKING
state Of Texas.

No ln4
Austin. Texas March eth. 1917
IT, Al Whom II Nay Concern-
This is 20 certify that The International
Fire Insurance Company - Dallas. Texas.
has in All respects fully compiled with the
laws Of Texas as conditions precedent TO its
doing business in this state. and I have is
sued TO said company a certificate OF au-
thority from this office emitting IL 10 do
business in this state for the year ending
IN. 18TH da- Of February 1915
Given under my hand and seal o. office
At Austin. Texas. the date first above
written.
CHAS. O. AUSTIN. Commissioner
RAMET BROTHERS. local agents. El Paso.
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30
Used Car Department
PAYNE-RAKESTRA MOTOR 60
Toltec Club Bldg
Phone $500

nav NOlOh ~,
Toltee Club Bldg.
Phone 500
Have the following used care FOR
sale and will Euarzn tee 70 be lust
a. represented or money refunded
Model So 3 pass. Buick. elec-
tric starter and lights: demountable
rims; looks like new. $500
Chevrolet. "ss0." This car has
electric starter and lights and four
practically new tires. This is a big
bargain $3.50.
Peerless speedstsr- Already cut
down. a snappy sport car. guarantee
so miles per hour $500
saxon six touring. 5 pass We are
the distributors for the Saxon six
and viii guarantee your satisfaction
Nuff Sed-" $3.50.
Hupmobile roadster electric lights
and starter. Bosch ma gneto. two
extra new tires $500.
We will accept terms on any Of
the above cars from reliable custom
@rs
Our slogan L
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30

SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR TODAY
1915 Dodge touring
1915 Ford touring
1915 Overland truck
1915 Overland touring
1915 Ford roadster
Ford trailer.
1915 Buick 81 touring
20 other cars 20 choose from;
come In. look over the assortment
HOAGLAND-RIDGE co.
e15-1S-20 West san Antonio.
Phone 1885
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30
Dogs for Sale, Wanted, Etc.

FOR SALE-Boston terrier puppies two
months old. champion stock. show pro=-
poets. see 2 Rio Grande. Phone 6S44J-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30

! Money To Loan.
/ MONEY To LOAN al per cent on bushes.
! income property. See Leo r. Schuster. s1s
| Mills bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on good inside ousines
property. per cent interest. \ p. Cole &
! Bros 2e2 y oregon
WE ARE THE OLDEST chatteI rrortgage
| loan company IN the city We loan on all
/ chattels. automobiles. furniture. pianos. ca
I tie, horses. mules. etc: also buy chattel
/ mortgage and vendors lien notes. Equitable
Loan Assn. S15 Trust bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
Money TO loan On downtown business prop
erty AZ six per cent interest
VIII make loans on residence property at
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY.
5o4 San Antonio St Phone 4Ss9
QUICK SMALL LOANS
To the worthy in need We employ lawful
methods only: that's why we succeed The
we require. Call today No delay Drake,
2o1 Roberts-Banner Bldg
GET YOUR MONEY FROM Us.
We loan any amount on diamonds. watch
es. 5ewei-y and other vaIuabIes. Courteous
ana confidential treatment. Our referenceSf
City National ank and Texas Bank and
Trust Co Protect your vsluables by piac-
Ing them IN vaults.
SECURITY LOAN CO,
Corner Fl Paso and san antonio SITS
Help Wanted-MaI..
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Fall Il Mitchell Employment Agency,
-oS san Francisco s.
NEAT English speaking Mexican for dining
room work and cleaning 11I0 Nevada
TWO carpenters wanted to build gisssed in
sleeping porch Phone SoS5A
MEN to learn Spanish; new class at 7 ".
BOY with wheel Plaza Floral Co, Mccoy
hotel.
WANTED-Neat cutter. ". r Conroy stall
10 and H. New City market
WANTED-Driver for Ford delivery truck
Tie Eliie Confectionery Co
WANTED good country printer al SIS
per week Maria Town Talk Maria. Tex
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED At
once; experienced Hawkins Bros
SHOE MAKER wanted c1s 50. Second s.
VIM Batch. Albuquerque- y N
WANTED-An around office man and book
keeper; permanent position Address. giving
all Information. T l-5. care Herald
FIRST CLASS soda dispenser wanted At
Central Confectionery for sunday after
ICONS Phone .. Tslsts-
MEN for best baths in city: hot and cold
showers. swimming pool; only sc. monthly
rate. good every day. 81. open till $50 pm
Y NJ {. a
wANTED-First class fancy spotter and
dyer; women's clothes: also fancy presser-
No other need apply Arizona Cleaning
Works. 255 East Washington. Phoenix.
Arizona.
HEN-Our Illustrated catalogue explains
how we teach the barber trade quickly.
mailed free MoIer Barber College. San An
tonic. Texas.
WANTED-American clerk for country store
near E Paso; must have experience in buy
ing and selling dry goods and speak Spanish
Address P o box 1ss. f Psso-
Statesmen TO learn Spanish in Y N. c. A.
Both beginners and advanced classes; best
instruction. reasonable rates. Full infOrma-
tiOn cheerfully given Y. NJ G A
WANTED-Competent bookkeepsr: must
speak English and Spanish; bond and ref
erences required Address A ssS. care Her
aid.
RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS wanted $500
month Sample examination questions free
Franklin Institute, Dept. 4soD. Rochester.
y Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30

LOST-Frorn StutL roadster en- route 70
Fl Paso between Alden. New Mexico and RI
Paso. two Houck wire wheels with Good
year cord tires ski. covered with gray
tire covers on an iron tire rack FINDER
please return or notify T. B. Cunning
ham. phone 1149- Ga First Nat Bank bldg
and -aceiEa 81 reMa ID.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30
Wanted-Mncenaneous.
For Rent-BOuse, Furnished.

FURNISHED cottage two rooms. sleeping
porch and bath; no sick; children
Phone SEE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30

Situations Wxnted-Male.
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CARPENTER for building repair work
Of any kind Call 744s-
BOOKREEPER wishes set Of books to keep
evenings Address W $50. care Herald
WANTED-Position by experienced double
entry bookkeeper: references Al Phi 5soi-
BUTCHER wants work; strictly sober; mar
ried man Phone 6975.
YOUNG HAN-Hss had experience in clerk
ing and collecting; good character Address
8. cere Herald
YOUNG MAN, Il years Of age. wishes posi-
tion driving car for a private family N
order 10 pay his way through college this
fall Address NJ 510. care Herald
AMERICAN. "a years old wants position;
agricultural education. speaks Spanish flu
entity; understands operation all kinds ma
chincry- also automobiles Address l. c s.
care Herald
EXPERIENCED general office man at pres
ent employed. desires change: neat rapid.
accurate. healthy; age IS. references; capa-
bic Of managing office Write postoffice box
2ss
WANTED-Position by young man. expe-
rienced and thoroughly capable as a book
keeper: salesman and StenoErapher- Best
references Address p. o box -. Albu-
cuerque. New Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30
Wanted-Board and Rooms.

Wanted-Boaro and Rooms.
WANTED-Board and room with home care
for girl age 8. Address J =. care Herald
WANTED board ana sleeping porch
for man and wife; close In Phone 1888
after $50.
WANTED al once-Board and room with
private family close 10 Southwestern shops
by two young men; no sick; Highlands
preferred; permanent Address y 81. care
Herald
Wanted-mncenaneous.
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ACHINERY-Southweste Wrecking Co.
WANTED-Second hand bicycles. Allen Arms
* Cycle Co. 4of y Oregon
WANTED-Three or four heavy wagons;
in spindle aud tire face Fl Paso Brick Co
WE EXCHANGE new furniture and stoves
for second hand.
FOUTZ-MOORE Co. nS n stanton.
REFRIGERATORS- your old re
frigerator for a new one; liberal allowance
Rogers Trading Co. H. y Stanton
REFRIGERATORS. cash OF credit: trade in
that old one: so days same as cash or
s1-00 a week
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
100 8. stanton St Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30


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THPEWRITING by the hour. az home or
office 500 Rio Grande
WANTED do plain sewing or washing
a home Phone s3S4W-
CAPABLE Mexican girl with references
wants Homework SO Texas. room l.
EXPERIENCED English-Spsuish stenogra-
pher. American. owning typewriter wants
part day work Phone 1884 between $50
and p. NJ
WIDOW. refined. educated. reference; posi-
tion as companion Address K 500. care
Herald.
WANTED-Position. four years office expe-
Renee. a little short hand; good on type
writer. Phone 96s5W.
WANTED-Position as goyerness or tutor
for the summer by teacher from the east
who expects TO spend her vacation IN the
west; university graduate and experienced
teacher. Write T so care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30

THE ONLY complete rock crushing plant in
southwest Texas. no competition; more rock
sold than can deliver at Sis per ton at
plant: best Of reasons for selling P. O. box
6a2. Deming. y. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30
WE MANUFACTURE HEADLIGHT GAS
FOR WELDING AND LIGHTING

WE MANUFACTUR RE HEADLIGHT GAS
FOR WELDING AND LIGHTING
Observation-Disclosures Price
Size '-B' (autOmobueJ SL75, you save 81 =
Size E. (autOmobils) $l-25. you save 81 -
Motorcycle ------------ ~ you save 30
In larger tanks for Welding 211 per Gu Il.
Satisfaction guaranteed
WE DO NOT SELL "PREST-O-LITE"
WE SELL ONLY OUR OWN PRODUCT.
Ell PASO HEADLIGHT CO,
1919 E Missouri Phone 4g1
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING HIGH
GRADE USED CARS FOR SALE
At UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
I cyl Chalmers roadster. 60 h $500
cyl REQ touring ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1 1915 Maxwell touring ....-.-....S4Oo
I 1916 Maxwell touring ..-...........Ss,9
L 1915 Maxwell touring ---....-......Ss0
Chalmers touring. snap $500
All Of these cars carry our warranty and
have been thoroughly overhauled before
being placed on sale
c. A WELLS. manager Second hand dent
BUQUOR MOTOR CO..
Phone 2607.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30

TWO successful. experienced attractive
women want TO be financed IN soda fOunt
ain. confectionery business in Miami. Ariz-
Let US talk with you. Address A SIS. care
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30
Wanted HeIpIFemAfa.

WANTED-GirI Tor homework call III
Brown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30
Hanted-Real Estate.

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WANTED We'll located cottage in city IN
exchange for half interest in 542e acres
best horse. cattle. sheep land in El Paso
county. Address Buck. si3 E Missouri.
WANTED bargain in : or room bun
galow on Bliss. Montana or Tularosa. nos
assume balance Address with exact locs-
ton and price o. c. Aintree. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30

WANTED buy two or three chair bar
Der shop in good town in New Mexico or
FL Paso; possession May l. Chas- r. Dupuy,
Rochelle. La
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30

FOR SALE-In Silver city. a good paying
grocery business. wood yard. apartment
house and residence, two blocks from depot
excellent climate especially for health seek
ers; deal direct with owners For further
information white NJ A., care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30
For Rent-HOuses Furnished.

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SIN ROOM furnished house for rent io"e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30

WANTED Experienced saleSgirls and wait
resses for or confectionery department Ap-
ply on mezzanine- The Popular Dry Goods
company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-30

FOR SALE-Good stock Of new and second
hand goods cash required: would take Ford
as part payment Good reason for selling
Eisele Furniture Co. Deming. New Mex
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-18

son; 613.
223- Clarence Skellenger, Baldwin;
316.
231-Cyril Spencer Mcdowell, Gun.
nison; PAL.
236-William Franklin Herklerode,
Gunnison; 236.
251-Tom Dean, Doyleville; 81.
Some further names have been add
ed to the lists of those exempted or
not exempted by the local board.
Exempted or discharged by the
local board:
199-Earl Elfred Warburton. Gun.
nison; Sc.
36O-Neil Jones, Whitepine; So.
19-Charles N. Goodwin, Gunnison;
1863.
262-Hugh Gordon Smith, Pitkin;
1G5.
Not exempted or discharged by
the local board:
59o-Frank Henry Zehrbaugh, Som.
erset; 2O4.
444-John Sharovoroff, Crested
Butte; 2O5.
326-Edgar H. Youree, Baldwin;
2O6.
456-Fred Frost, Crested Butte;
21s.
209-Benjamin F. Lonnon, Gunni-
son; 244.
24o-Frank Scott, Branchton, Ont,
Canada; 2O2.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-18

In this tobacco fund there is absolu-
tely no profit for the American To-
bacco company or the Pilot and both
we and the American Tobacco COM
pany are doing all the work in the
matter at our own expense.
Here now is your opportunity to
make some poor fellow in the trench
es enjoy himself for a few minutes,
make him think that there Is some
one that is living in security here in
/ this great and rich country because
he is sacrificing his time and health
and possibly his life to make it more
secure. You will get your receipt
from him.
Who will be the first person to do
nate to the Pilot Tobacco Fund.- WHO
will be the first to donate twenty
five cents? Any amount from twen-
ty-five cents upwards will be very &C.
ceptable. Who will start the ball
rolling?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-18
MINING NOTES

The mines about town are as usual
overwhelmed with orders for all
kinds of coal, from slack to four or
five anthracite. The car shortage is
still keeping the output down, Civ
ing only a little better than half
time for all the mines.
The Horace Porter, Smith Anthra-
cite and Bulkley mines, on Tuesday,
October 18th, voluntarily gave all
company employees another increase
in wages, amounting to approximate
ly five per cent. This certainly
speaks we'll for the prosperity of the
companies concerned.
Developments on the King and the
Queen mines at Irwin are progressing
rapidly. The new camp has begun to
grow and Irwin is awakening after
years of quiet and inactivity.
We feel the necessity of calling
the attention of the young people to
the fact that at a public entertain
ment, such as our moving picture
show affords, the habit of rowdyism
that seems to prevail is deplorable
and disgraceful The loud laughter,
noise and throwing of candies etc,
are very annoying to all the patrons
and needless to say spoil the evening
entirely for them. We hope this will
cease before the management will be
forced to action in the matter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-18
DISTRICT BOARD CERTIFY
MEN SELECTED FOR SERVICE

The District Board at Pueblo have
certified list of men to the local
board, as selected for military SER
vice. Which means that the men are
to hold themselves in readiness to
respond to the call, but are not to
report for duty to the board.
The final five per cent will go some
time tho latter part of this month,
It is thought, though no instructions
have been received concerning them.
On the last per cent sent from here
the district board certified the names
Of those selected for military SER
vice, and later when the call came
to send men, those who had been
certified for service were included.
1t is not known at this time as to
whether Gunnison county will be re-
quired to call enough men in this
quota to make up the number lacking
In the former call, but according to
he original instructions given, what
ever number is lacking in the quota
from the county must be made up in
tho final call.
fhe partial list of men certified by
ne District Board as selected for
@Mfitary service is:
l65-Fred Fuller Wilson, Powder
Yhorn; 4lO.
6ss1Earl Darrell Daub, Crested
Butte; 442.
198-Lauren Ra,.a++ wo+or,,,
Ohio City; 311.
175-Frank Kuretich, Crested
Butte; 1876.
1s7-James Perry Atkins. somer-
set; 5S1.
216-Charles H. Eilebrecht, Gunni-
son; 36.
/, 22l-George Henry Grafton, Sapin-
sro; 800.
w 222-oey Henry Mcdowell, Gunni-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-18
The Fashions
The War Means Simpler sad More
Sober Fashions

Has the war actually any influence
upon fashions? Many people have
asked this question this fall and say
they can see no change in the num-
ber Of different styles presented.
But it has its effect, and more per-
haps than is realized. There is diff
Guilty of obtaining certain materials
and colors and the increased cost Of
others. Women, most of them any,
way, are thinking about bigger things
than they ever did before. They are
interested in matters of more SER
iousness than they have been in other
years and these things influence their
choice of clothes. Not that our in
terest in bigger things is going to
swamp our natural love of beauty.
But that very taste is going to make
us see that now is not the time for
the light and frivilous and 80 while
the change is gradual the war does
have q decided influence in our
clothes.
Gray is one of the best colors for
fall with blue close follower. Large
fur collars are still being worn and
will probably continue for they are
very becoming and very comfortable.
The new suits 1e strictly tailor
lade," the notched collar, snug
sleeve and smooth shoulder are with
US again. The coats arc nearly al
finger tip or knee length. Skirts arc
quite plain with invisible pockets.
The one piece frock is always good.
Blue serge is the color and material
mostly used. Extra fullness Is now
placed at the hips and not at the
knee.
High collars Of net with lace jabots
are being worn quite bit.
For gensral wear there ars shoes
Of gun metal and patent lsathsr
walking boots with buttoa Nor lace
tops OF dark colored cloth But tbs
dress boot has most invariably light
eosorsd top ard gray sestas 70 bsaths.
favorite shade. Ns'rs
Handkerchief with colored bor-
ders to match the gown or hose are
still good style.
The one piece dress is always good
style. One sees them both pleated
and gathered, with wide straight belt
holding them at the waist line and
the ever popular pocket remain up
to date.
Buttons are used extensively for
trimming. Some of the latest ones
are square and diamond shape and
come in various colors.
Eastern fashion notes tell US that
white shoes will be much worn all
winter.
Spats to match the suit or coat
will be largely worn this winter.
Both fur and velvet trimmings will
be much worn on suits.
Very fashionable indeed are the
high collars and jahot Of white net
and lace. These are worn extensively
with tailor made suits.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-18
City Commence
Improvements

The city has commenced improve
ments, amounting to nearly a thous-
and dollars on the town bridges and
river bed, that have caused SO much
trouble during the spring freshets.
The banks are being thoroughly rip
raped and the bed of the stream
cleaned and enlarged so as to con-
troll the excessive spring water. The
bridges will be remodeled and raised
on stone foundations. Crested Butte
citizens certainly appreciate this i'm
provement, as the inconvenience and
damage done has been considerable
every spring.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-18

A revival among the older set and
married folks began this week, when
a move was made to organize a dane
ing club for them. The plan is to
exclude the young folks. who have
their own dances and social times
and to bring together again. all the
old timers who thought their dancing
days were over. The first dance is
planned for Halloween and a splendid
time is anticipated by the club.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-18
BOARD INSTRUCTED TO AP-
PREHEN0 OESERTERS, DE-
LIVER At FORT LOGAN
Henry F. Lake,

Henry F. Lake,
Member Local Board, Gunnison,
Answering your letter. Take steps
at once for apprehension of men fail
ing to appear and when arrested de-
liver them as deserters to command
ing officer at Fort Logan. See para
graph in compiled rulings number
twelve and my letter October 3.
JOHN EVANS,
Provost Marshall of Colorado.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-18
THE CALL TOBACCO FUND
FOR SOLDIERS IN FRANCE

The Pilot has arranged with the
American Tobacco company to send
smokes to our boys Somewhere in
France" and we today invite the
whole public of this vicinity to con-
tribute to this fund.
A sample of the packages which
will be sent can be seen at the Pilot
office. Each package contains two
packages Of cigarettes, three pack
ages of cigarette tobacco, seven books
Of cigarstte papers, one tin of smok-
ing tobacco, and stamped postal
card on which will be put the send
srs eddress, for reply from the soldier
In France who gets the gift, all of
which would cost in any store the
sum Of fourty-five cents, and you can
send this lot of smokes to a soldier
IN France for just twenty-five cents.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-18
Respectfully,
R, MERIDEATH JONES.

Mr.. L. C. Hudson, manager of the
Colorado Supply company, accompan.
led by Leonard Gladstone, also Of
that company motored to the Mont
rose country this week to purchase
the winter supply of potatoes for the
store. They were gone several days.