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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
ELECTION MAY
Be WARM one
Two Tickets Out in Red
Gross; A. P. Coles Heads
Opposition; Report.

on the so called opposition ticket
Of the local Red Cross chapter. which
is to be voted upon at the Red Cross
election tonight at the chamber of
commerce, the following persons. It
was reported wednesday. consented
to serve. a. P. Coles. for president:
8Irs. H. E. Stevenson, for vice pres.-
dent; Miss Grace V Logan, for secre-
tary: Mrs. y Lapowski and Mrs
William Wallace. as directors. a third
director will be offered this evening
Realizing that in as large an or
ganization as the FL Paso Red Cross
chapter two or more tickets for
officers and directors make an inter
esting election, arouse the attention
Of all the members. and show that
the membership has life and energy,
the so called opposition party is put
ting forth a ticket. although there IS
no personal feeling whatsoever in
connection with it." a member said.
Practically all the directors. with
one exception, on the nominating
committees ticket are men, although
the majority Of the work OF the Red
Cross chapter in this city is done by
women. In view of the fact that the
Jewish merchants are among those
who give very literally to the Red
Cross. a Jewish woman has been in
cIuded among the directors Of the
opposition ticket. and as the Roman
Catholic women have done much for
the society. the name OF such 4 woman
is also listed. it was explained
VIII Nominate From Floor.
Motions from the floor on both
tickets. for both officers and directors
viii be in order II was said.
Partisans Of other men and women
prominent in Red Cross affairs were
claiming Wednesday that DR.. ". L.
Brown would be reelected president.
II is said that Miss Grace V. Logan Is
opposed for secretary by Mrs. B. T..
Jenkins. present captain Of the Red
Cross refreshment unit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
MONEY IN NEW
YORK PLENTIFUL
Jake Miller Says People
Never Were Spending
So Much as Now.

New York never seemed So pros
porous during all the time I have
been going there as it does now"
said Jake Miller. manager Of the
White House. who is just back from
the eastern market center. People
thronE the hotels and pay Sc for
rooms they formerly got for $3.50 and
are glad TO get them Restaurant
prices are twice as high as they were
Two years ago and war portions only
served.
Men paid SIS and $50 for tickets
to see the worlds series ball games
and ticket scalpers got from a -
lar TO five dollars premium for seats
i'm the theaters, and the houses were
are fuu every night
An electric score board in Madi-
son square garden packed the place
with baseball fans at a dollar a
seat. when New York was playing
I'm Chicago
aT saw Benny Leonard fight and
paid s. for the privilege. when as a
matter Of fact the entertainment
was not as good as I have seen at
Fort Bliss for a dollar and a ~
Every body rides in an automobile
nowadays and the roads are fine. ]
hope our people viii come to a reali-
zation OF what good roads mean and
New York is as fun Of Fords as any
other city I behave there are as
many Fords in use as all other cars
in the world
81 believe the United States win
have 90 come 10 the European method
of road construction before If is .
success. There the government
builds the roads and charges the p-o-
lie for their use and this is euuit-%ie
and fair. II I go to Deming fou-
times a month and Mr.. Jones goes
only once. il is only fair that ]
should paw four times as much for
the maintenance of the road The
man who does not use the road at
all should not pay for it."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
wheels KILL
H. 4. FOUNTAINE
Former Policeman and Par
raj Resident Dies Under
a Street Car.

While walking close TO the street
railway track near Tenth and Kansas
streets. Herbert H Fountaine, So
years OF age. who was employed as
night Waterman at the Ell PasO Mill
ing company. was run down and in
stantly killed at $50 o'clock Tuesday
evening. Motorman E. E Beaufort
is alleged TO have said that he sound
ed the bell but that Fountaine did
not turn. and that before he could
stop the car had struck him
The front wheels Of the car passed
over Fountaine's body and fractured
his skull. and he was dead before the
body could be extricated- MOtOrman
Beaufort was placed under $500 bond
on a charge Of negligent homicide,
when brought before justice A J.
Hall
Once Local Policeman
FOuntaine had resided in Ell Paso
Internationally for about 20 years His
wife and son. who are said TO live in
Parral. Chin. Mex. were in FL PasO
on a visit last February He is said
TO have been a memb Der Of the FL PasO
police force at one time. and previous
to that. while in Mexico, to have been
engaged IN mining
The body is at the Peak mOrgue
nendinE investigation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Livestock Market.

Chicago Livestock Close
Chicago. H., oct Hogs-Receip
%. 000 Market slow. IS TO 25c under Tues
days average Bulk, s16-75 G17-S5; light.
s16G1790; heavy S16-4o 1915; pigs,
S1L75 G15-6O-
Native steers. S7GI7-40; western steers
$500 GA; st0clzers and feeders. $3.50 g
1150; cows and heifers, s. q 1880; calves.
sheep-Receipts. $4,000. Market firm
Wethers. S9.1OG13: lambs. S13G1S-25-
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No, Oct 17--Hogs-Re-
celpts. 5000. Market lower Bulk. ST r
IS; heavy. $3.50 1915; light. Sl6-5oG
1850; pigs, SIS 16-
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 Market strong
Prime fed steers. $3.50 G16-75. dressed
beef steers. $3.50 q Is. western steers. S.
ais; cows. $3.50 9-15; heifers. $3.50 q
1850; stoclzers and feeders. IS @ 1880; bulls
Sc al -T5s calves. $3.50 a 1880.
Sheej-Receipts, 5000. Market lowe--
Lambs. $3.50 q 17-75: yearlings. SI2 q 1885,
wethers. SI1TI2-50- ewes. S1OGI1-50.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. Oct .u-Cattle-Receipts,
II-50: COWS and heifers. S6-25 $50; stock
ers and feeders. $500 II; calves. $3.50
G1l
Hogs-Receipts. coo. Market % to &c
lower Top. S17-S5; bulk. $3.50 GI7-6e-
Sheep-Receipts, $500 Market stead!-
Lambs. s16-506 $40; ewes. s10.25 oil
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
CBy Zeiger Hotel-)
Hog-Receipts, $500 Market lower
Top. SIS; bulk. S16-50Q 17-25-
Cattle-Receipts. i. 600. including 3001
calves. Steers. top Ss.35. bulk SOS g
$50; COWS, top s., bulk S4-25 $50 hell
ers, top IS, bulk s5G1. bulls. s. Q SO;
calves $3.50 80. Stoczer-Steers. $50
sheep-ReeeIpts. 500. Market steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
MONEY AID METALS

New York. OcL 17.-4fercautile paper,
81 U5z percent
Sterling. so day bills SAM: CONNER
cial 60 cay bills on banks, SAN CONNER
cables, SAYS 7-l6
Bar silver. Ss7sc-
Mexican dollars. &c
Government bends. steady.
Railroad bonds. Irregular
Time loans. steady 60 days. % e 5 =
percent: 80 days and six months. 4 q s.
call money. firm High, 4 percent; low,
~. ruling rate, 81; closing bid. "a; Of
fered at 8; last loan g.
Copper-S23-50
Iron-No. ] northern. 1895 q SIS; No.
no.. S4S-75 a 50-75; No. / southern. s4S-25
65e; No. do. s47-5o $3.50
Lead-S7.
sDelter-E. St L9zis delivery ssqs-29.
Tin-S51 06L50.
LONDON METALS MARKET.
london. Eng. Oct Following were
the closing quotations on the London met
dol metals market
Lead-Spot. $50 los; futures. s29 los.
spelter-sp0t, E54; futures, $50
Co2per-Spot, $40; futures, zll0i cleo
trolytic. f125-
Tln-Spor E2s7 los. futures Ee45
THE LOCAL MARKET
Nacionales. zoe
Mexican bank notes, state bills. Sd1sc.
Mexican pesos. SOC
Mexican gold, 534 c.
ii Paso SmeIter Quotations.
Bar silver Handy e. Harmon quota
fion). size
London lead. $50 1Gs
Pig lead, &c.
copper, wire bar, $3.50
MEXICAN BEANS.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in Fl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
CORN MARKET
AGAIN LOWER
Oats Also Turn Downgradei
Sharp Breaks Occur in
Provision Market.

Chicago. IN. oct 11.-Nutwit hsta ndins
that stormy weather led 20 a little firm
ness in the corn market today. the effect
soon disappeared. Selling was not aggres-
sive. Opening quotations. which ranged
from = cent of TO 4 cent advance with
December az SLI4QI-If1s and May at
SL09% Clio were followed by a moderate
setback
The market rallied later. Influenced ny
predictions Of rain or snow and by reports
that the progress Of husking was slower
than had been expected Prices CLOSED
firm. p q 6 1Itsc net higher with De-
cember at SlI4ss GLIsas GLl47s and May
at S1I04s 1l1O7s-
Oats eased off with com Trade was
more active than usual
Lack Of support brought about sharp
hrea i- in the provision market Eecov-
cries took place later as "a result Cf buy
-ug 11G stock yards account
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
PERSONAL.


hAlR- moies removed electrically. p. T0ssM
I0M-Nt-te me gen De-. Fl Paso. Hyn
WIGS and t5up.,s H-GH- Co, rs n Kan-
sfIAELLA eorssts- Mrs Miller. Pm 1857.
LACE curtains numbered 5eautifuIIy. Kra-
mer. phone 1913
hEs- CHONLA'S worau's exchange. rs
* Campbell Phone >-+s.
JENELkN repaired Al very low cost
BARNETT'S-2I9 SAN ANTONIO ST
LfNOLEIM in inlaid ana print. extra
good patterns or Payments
FOUTZ-MOORE II BNITUSE co.
DUOEOLD SITS in mahogany f1med and
golden oak See our bargains
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO..
90 3 stanton ST. Phone ZSN-
PERMANENT HAIR REMONER-Tho
only treatment which VIII remove perma-
uently all superfluous hair. leaving no
marks OF biculsh ol the most delicate
SKIN; no deuila-ory OF the electric needle
used; originator and SOLD exclusively h
Airs. J.. 81. Suilt Cal and investigate
OF write -69 Epson Phone 24s0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Urgent Short Coverings
Help Somewhat to Check
the Downward Trend.

NOTE-Quotatious reflect closing prices.
October L.
New York oct 17-Losses Of two 70
five points in todays early trading on
the stock market were irregularlv reduced
ls'er on urgent short coverings Sales were
s25. coo shares
Gains extending from large fractions 10
two points were made al the opening. the
advance embracing issues of various
classes Iudustrials and equipments were
responsive TO moderate demand and ship
pings also improved substantially Raj 8
hardened with United States Steel and
distllers' securities led the specialties.
soon rising three points
Fertilizers and utilities averaged gains
Of a point
Large blocks Of Liberty ssas sold at
$685. 10 s9e-7f.
The list lost ground all around before
the end OF the first hour. by which time
the buying power seemed 10 have ex-
hausted itself
United States Steel reacted from 1881
10 1929 and related shares yielded one 70
two points. Motors and tobaccos also
fell on renewed pressure. General Motors
losing five points and Studebalzer ga
Coppers and shippings receded on to %
and rails. notably Pacifics and c0alers.
about as much
THEREAFTER the market drIfted idly.
heavy tone prevailing at noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
RAILROADS ASK
HIGHER RATES
Apply for Certain Increases
in the Nature of a Tenn
porary Relief.

Washington. D. c.. oct. 15--I;epre-
seutatives Of eastern railroads. seek
ing additional revenues through
higher freight rates, told the inter-
state commerce commission that they
had not come 10 ask for a general
rate advance, but with the idea Of in
creaslng rates on certain commodities
Representative Of the roads ex-
pressed the hope the commission also
would see fit to grant increased rates
on petroleum. livestock and grain.
which were proposed some time ago
but are at present under suspension
Only Temporary Relief.
Approval of the railroads proposals
outlined today, viii be regarded oy
the roads only in the nature OF tenn
pOrary relief, the commission was
told
1T will only be a short time" coun-
sci for the executives said, until the
needs Of the eastern carriers viii De
brought TO the attention Of the com
mission in a much more general ana
spec ic way"
Tie list OF commodities upon which
increases are desired, is long one.
The chief items are cement, brick
stone. sand and copper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Business Chances.


WANTED-Promoter. organizer and stock
salesman for a general southwest chain
store system also subsidiary agriculture
and stock ranch proposition Box 1lS4, Cliff
ton. Arizona
A LIVE WIRE who does things is open
for enga cement; can promote. organize or
handle any kind OF good proposition
what have you2 address L Sss. Gaze
Herald
I WISH To meet someone who has $4,000
they can invest: SOC percent is an insignifi-
ca % minimum; an honest and legitimate
Business in which you are 20 have your
$4,000 paid back TO you and still retain
your interest This carries a position win
IL and you can handle the money. address
u 81. care Herald
BEST BARGAIN WE HAVE
Cigar and news stand in prominent bank
bi1g-, uettirg owner $3.50 per month: free
steam heat and water $500 cash balance
$3.50. easy monthly payments
Call MR. WHEELOCE.
JAMES l.. MARX q CO.
500 san Antonio ST. Phone 1850
MILLS freely electric shock machines
make from 81 10 s. per week on each
machine cost So each; healthful. harm
less and fascinating; appeals 10 soldiers.
sailors and everybody, guaranteed b.
particulars and free trial offer Mills
Novelty company, el2 W Jackson blvd
chicago. I'LL
OLD established. fully equipped cattle
I=o- par 4-Al -Al7-l- eAa-ANlia--
development possible; big free range and
forest reserve range rights beautifully
located. delightful climate fine home
place with orchards. etc $50 acres pat
euted land e45 acres can De irrigated:
valua bic water rights secure Price $50. 900;
worth more. win not sell for less. address
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A GROUND FLOOR OFFER.
More than 60. 900 acres leased in Texas: an
oilfield with the most promising outlook
mail allotment OF stock is offered at a
very low price TO first investors for I'M
m 7diate subscription Send for particulars
To-Day; be among the first. this Is the
one great opportunity in OF. big acreage
rich field. respous bic oil men In charge
THE HAMILTON OIL COMPANY,
6O7 Ideal bldg. Denver. Colo
lnararLuE OTTO. E-aE.er. Laras.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Lost and Pound.

-~~~---~~~-0-~-~---~---~-
STOLEN-Large Airedale dog. dark ba1li
with gray marking. red legs. has small
strip torn from front Of one ear. answers
70 name OF Buster; about Il months Old.
VIII give $40 for return. or $50 for con-
vietion Of thief Mesquite Kennels. Mes
quite. New Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Cotton Market.

New York Cotton. Close.
New York. oct 17--Cottou-Futures
closed steady. Oct. 27--9c. De-. .7-2Sc.
Jan. 1856; March. $3.50; May. 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

nighc with freezing temperature north
portion
West Texas-Tonight and Thursday gel
orally cloudy: colder tonight. except south
vest portion; colder Thursday
Relative humidity in Fl Paso At noon
Wednesday, IS Percent.
Precipitation last - house tiuches) -..
State Of weather -------------- {
Lowest temp. last night
ELahasr rar--r --a.--l.--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close
Coru-Dec-, sI14->- May, Slle5l-
Oats-Dec- .Sasc- May. f0--c.
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pork-Jan- S4i %
T.ard--Nar-. s-s sos Jam. z---G7.
Eibs-Oct- s-1- Jan. S-2-5u-
Kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas City 40. oct 17.-Butter-
Creamery. $50: Ir>ts, 40cs seconds. sec
packing. 3-c-
EgEs-Firsts. SG1zc- seconds 29c.
Poultry-Fens. -Yc. ROSTERS, 1fizc
br0f Crs. e2r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Business Chances

Business Chances
A ONE man business for sale; cheap, am
/ having town. Call AZ Trust bldg
hEAGER~. 81 a week
FOtTZ-MOORE FURNITURE 90
DIAMONDS wanted; any size
BARNETT'S-219 SAN ANTONIO ST
WANTED lease local newspaper plan:
with option 90 buy Address j so. care
Herald.
L HAVE found a bed OF asbestos. paint
and pum!ca stone- need capital Write a.
c. Ellis. $50 Sth St. Douglas. ARR
FOR Confectionery. wholesale aud
retRi5 will sell at invoice price address
G 5f+. care Herald.
F0R sALE-OId established and good
paying transfer company Address a..
care Herald.
40 >ALE-The best corner store outside
CoIy camp. DeminE. Nm. reason for SELL
Ing too much on hand Apply p. Ocean
cont soc y oregon St. Fl Paso- Tex
REGARDLESS Of high cost Of living our
prices are the same Houston Transfer &
Storage Co
FOR SALE-Two business properties. al
wavs rented Apply IN person 1914 Mgr
tie ave
FOR SALE-CIgar stand doing nice busi-
ness $500 gets it. ask Hunter. 221 E.
san Antonio
FOX SALE-Fish creek inn and cattle;
good business. located on Apache trail
AIRS Emma Ellsworth. Fish Creek Inn
via Mesa CITY. Ariz BOX 7s7-
We HAVE "a complete line OF stoves.
ranges and heaters for less money than
son can buy them elsewhere
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE Co.
ta7 s. stanton ST. Phone 2sn2
WANTED auto repair man 90 take
charge Of garage. salary or commission
Wire or write Ovart0n Mere e. INV Co..
r. Cd. box as. TT. Huachuca AriZ
FOR SALE. terus--CiEar ami news stand.
vii net Owner $500 per MONTH reason for
selling. ask Hunter at 22I T. san An
tonic S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
ANTLGERMAN M0bS

ANTIQUARIAN NOES
In London wrecked twenty shops
three years ago today, October II
1914.
Find a German.
REBCS.
An English statesman.
YESTERDAYS ANSWERS.
Left side dozen IN front Of officer.
Polo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Situations Wanted-Male.

CARPENTER work wanted Phone 6531M-
STOVES set up and chimneys cleaned;
rec sonalle prices Antonio Gonzales, phone
1894.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Sneeial Nohces.

YOUR mattress renovated. sI--5 up: car
pee c-eaucl Erwin MIG Co., ph. 1I1o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Wanted HelD-FemaIe.

Wanted Help-FemaIs.
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GOOD cook. private family. i5is Montana
WANTED English speaking SRI for gen
cral homework Phone 1e5s-
WANT good cook for general housework
Phone 1895.
NYANTED-Tvgo mattresses. Apply 1I8 n.
WANTED-GirI in photo studio. zoo =
WANTED-On ranch. housekeeper with
small family Write T III Herald
WANTED Experienced kodak nnishers.
Apply 2o=is san Antonio. room f.
WANTED-Competent cook. private fam
Fly Phone SOL
WANTED-Unincumb housekeener for
family q three adults Apply 4lS Mills st.
D. EIIABLE woman for cooking and house
work S week; must stay on place Apply
+0Il Bliss mornings
WANTED-Good reliable woman 70 work
On bakery store; must De steady. Apply
sos F. san Antonio
MIDDLE aged wh4e woman to care Tor
children. small wages and good home.
eau after a. m or pm 5os y Kansas
WANTED Kitchen woman who under
stands pastry. Mrs Clarks Cafeteria. eos
" esa-
WANTED - Mexican girl for general
homework; one who understands some
English 12os y. oregon. Apt s Ph. 4oss-
WASTED-Girl 10 attend TO register and
telephone. must have experience and will
ing TO work, no snap. Inquire The John
r May Grocery Co. Las Cruces. " "
WANTED-Toung American saleslady. ere
who has had previous experience and can
speak spanish Apply China Palace Co,
112 san Antonio ST.
WANTED-Girl or woman. no colored. for
general homework and help care Tor chill
drcn. must stay nights. Apply 1917 n
Kansas
WANTED. at once-A waitress for cafe.
o1s that's familiar with the short order
business. $50 month. board and room
Johnson's cafe. Pecos. Texas
Gas RANGES. any kind you want: cash
or terms
FOUTZ-MCORE FURNITURE CO.
11a 40. Stanton ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Help Wanted-MaIe.

Help Wanted-Male.
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Fail & Mitchell Employment Agency,
so3 San Francisco st
WANTED-Alan 10 drive Ford car. Potter
/ Confectionery
BRIDGEMES, pile drivers and structural
ironworizers- Apply ST Southwestern bldg
PHYSICIAN for small Mexico town; good
salary for right party Phone y0-
BARBEK wanted at once at seventh cav
airy exchange barber shop.
WANrED-Tvv0 statesmen Apply Republic
Coffee Co. ia y. stanton.
WANTED-Three. janitors FOR school
buildings Phone 6275W-
ALL around mechanic. experienced with
power and mining machinery for work In
city; state experience and salary ex-
pected address = 55s. care Herald-
MASTED-Live wire produce and candy
salesman 10 work Fl. Bliss army camp
Apply G $50. care Herald
WANTED7-aJfnce assistant and stenogra-
pher. Spanish-American- Apply GA Mar
lin bldg.
WANT young man who has some expert
en-e on Ford truck China Palace. IL san
Antonio.
SODA clerk 10 take charge OF out o.
town fountain salary and commission f..
god proposition for steady man. Ph- $40.
FIRST class tailor who understands
cleaning and repair work. and military
work call az once Ills z Boulevard
WANTED-Cleaners. prsssers and spot
tiers; good salary. steady place The Ward
rooe. Douglas. Ariz-
WASTED-Au round blacksmith. steady
place for good man. $3.50 per day Ad-
dress p L Causey. CARLSBAD. y. 81
WANTED Competent 6o0kI.esDer. mus
speak Spanish and English. Apply by NAH
20 A. Courchesne. 20 box lo5-
WANTED-Au experienced b0okkeeper5
state references and salary expected Ad-
dress T. b. care Herald
GENTLEMAN, b0Jkkeeper and Office
clerk; answer az once in own hand writ
Ing. stating salary References required
Write T 27e5. Herald
WANTED-Boys 20 work after school
hours; splendid opportunity TO learn the
telegraph business and can earn good
money Apply at Western Union
WANTED = LIVE sALEsM-AN NOT
AFRAID OF WORK; MUST COME WELL
PkATHER CO. eos MESA
HANTED-Three young men. ages l. 70
20. as direct 10 consumer salesmen- cLps-
RI ance not absolutely necessary. we teach
you. pay weekly city references. address
W.c-W-. care Herald
Bookkeeper and office man
capable OF taking charge OF office Of gen
eral mercantile business. location 80 miles
from railroad in southeastern New Mexico;
good schools and churches; town 500; state
age. married or single, experience. salary
and reference. Write l62. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

FOR RENT

FOR RENT
UNFINISHED.
room house. 100 bIock-
~ Fl Paso ST.. .---------g50
Furniture OF same. practically
new Tor sale at a rsrEal n-
. r. house. c1l0 Sacramento
$50 rr- .-- L--sfN
room house. sleeping
porch. $500 block Sacramento
street -----.-- .--.---..- -S1-5e
; room apartment. modern.
-l@nl, ----.-. --.---.- S3l-S5l
olive and san Antonio.
room apartment. modern
and desirable .-.--..-S G0-ss5
A1Ee street
room house. Lebanon $50
BKOADDUS & lie BARON.
land Merchants"
-o9-l9 First Natl Bank bldg.
Telephone 155S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Lodge Notices

Regular meeting Ear-
m0ny chapter pa o. Z,
s. IN Masonic temple
Thursday. Oct IS at S
n-m- All visiting mem
hers cordially invited
G-adys Baruum. WI.
NAY Overr0n. Secy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
WEATHER BULLETIN
L. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Dissertations taken
at s a. m. 18th me-
ridiau time: 6 a. n
Fl PasO time. oct
l.. 1871
Forecasts.
Fl Pas0 and vicin-
ity e. n era liz
cloudy tonight ana
THURSDAY. colder
Thursday.
New Mexlco-Fair
west. unsettled and
colder east portion
freezing temper %
ture north portion
tonight
Arizona - Gcler-
ally fair tonight and
Thursday colder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

Special Notices.

Opeclal NO0ceS.
II. Franson. DC 1902 Montana Phi 7521W
THE oaiy steam carpet cleaners; SKIS. 81.
Acme Mat d Feather Co. phi 1871
WE pack. ship and store goods. Houston
Transfer d Storage Co
WATCH repairing. the very best
BARNETT'-2I9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
TRY our chicken dinner. Franklin Tav-
ern- phone ss4k2-
TUTORING. coaching: WIN 60 70 home.
Box s0l. FL Paso-
NOTICE-The Western Furniture Co sells
furniture only no clothing and Is To-
Gated corner stanton and Overland St
CARPENTER viii figure new or repair
work; porches and garages a specially
Phone SOFA
MAGOFFIN FUEL CO. Call 57O1 for
prices on coal and wood. any amount
pine lzindling. 25c: ;. 500
THE FUR RUG was not disposed Of dur
ing the festival Of the allies: anyone hold
ing Numbers can redeem them by calling
Mrs. II. p Stevenson
VELVET RUGS. SKIP. for So See cur
bargains in blankets, quilts and com
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE Co.
COZ S. stanton ST. Phone 2so--
BARGAINS THIS WEEK ONLY
One household machine BIT ----.-sf. 50
one Singer machine. BIT -----.----- $3.50
one 8 drawer drophead Singer .----s10-00
one drawer drophead SIS Singer $1,000
One drawer Standard drophead- $50. CO
one drawer drophead white -
Come in and look them over all are IN
first class condition: cash or credit.
YOUNG FURNITURE CO..
157 s. Stanton. Phone ss7.