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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08

FOR sAIE-weu furnished eight room
roominE house: owner leaving city. vii
ac-apt any reasonable offer Address A-o-
care Herald.
THIS YEARS BEST SPECIAL
10 rooms OF fine furniture, cost $l5oo.Ol-
finely arranged. nets S125.o0 per month
and YOUR apartment. Draft forces on
market and $500 90 buys with most at
rractive terms. Rent only 5000 with two
vea- lease. Located blocks from library
We are exclusive agents and this will 60
this week
GRAY & CO..
10s Herald Bldg Phone $50
A FEW OF OUR SNAP BUYS
rooms close in. e Cd lease special for
quick sale at only $3.50, only $50 room
and worth twice as much: nets $50
month above nice apt
10 rooms, close in; modern. rent Sov'
long lease; AZ only $3.50: terms
10 Rooms. close in; extra good, rent
only $50. lease and snap at $3.50 with
terms
IL rcor, dandy home. Sunset heights;
fine inco ne: 1880: TERMS
Il Rooms. transient, best In center OF
city. big moICys rent only {a5s ons lease
a big cut on this and most attractive
terms for quick sale.
% Rooms, central location; good reg
ular and transient. rent only Sl25 and
prise now down 20 800 per room. with
terms
81 room hotel, new and cieani rent az
s. per room; long lease income 800 and
must 20 so price cut 20 $500 with terms
Get this and stop your worries as TO
GRAY s CO..
1Oe Herald bldg. Phone SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
FL PASO HERALD
AyswERs 10 HERALD ADS.

The following list OF uncalied for an
svr..-s 70 Hera ID Want Advertisements are
now being held for delivery at The Her
IA husLness afnce-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
Eiinandal

FOR detailed report on Verde Combina-
zion property located IN jerome. Arizona.
address S. T. box G5. Wall Street branch.
New York.
stock az S12.50. book value. audited by dis
Interested parties. S2l.31- Box Ts7. Waco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.

For Rent-HOusss Unfurnished.
NEW bungalow. SIX rooms Phone ss2s
SEVEN room house FOR rent Phone SSH
FOUR room modern LuEEaloW. Phone s4sL
HOUSE cheap 70 coupe; country club dis
nit Phone 5o61J-
RENT this room house. East e Paso-
Phone 2211-
FOX kENT-Four room house with bath
Us Newman 81 $3.50 Phone 1162
HOUSE FOR rent 90 Epson ave Phone
3257J
-FOUR room bungalow with Sleeping porch
ald sarage- $3.50 Iularosa- Phone 6slsW-
THREE room frame and sleeping porch.
Phlle $3.50
FIVE room bungaICw. one half block IT
FOR RENT-Modern 5 room bungaiow IN
Goyernmeut hiL SO. Phone ssS2J-
FOR RENT-Four room house. twenty
elght seventeen Memphis St 500 Pa 15S-
FOUR room bungaiow in Alta vista DIS
trict Phone Sss7W.
FOUR room frame house. sIeeping porch
newly papered. water furnished So 1898
Erie Phone s771w-
FOIR large rooms and Sleeping porch
near new high school: must be seen 70
De appreciated. 1910 River
FoR HENT-Modern 4 room huugalow on
Erie st; all conveniences and on car line
s23. Phone ssS2J-
FOX RENT-Four room new bungaIovv.
8 tZed and screen porchess corner Bliss
ami stevens Phone SIS
FOR RENT-Two room house. water. Fas.
lights, shower bath. on Fl. Boulevard and
Dyer street c. Crisamore. s03 n. santa
Fe- Phone fsI1M- S12
FOR RENT-Modern 10 room house. fur
mace heat. two bath rooms. garage w NJ
Tau HHHa
FOR RENT
room furnished house. 1874 Nashville
St. near Fl. Bliss cars. $500 mo
JOIN w. PHILLIPS. Pr. sIss-
PHONE Us
~ you wish 20 rent a house or apartment.
We have houses and apartments OF dlf-
ferent sizes furnished and UNFINISHED Let
US know your wants
THE LAY REALTY 3 Trust CO.
Phone ssl5- 20f Trust bldg.
BEDS. SPKtNGS and mattress complete
Tor SIS p: this IS bargain: worth $50.
RIO GRASDE FURNITURE co.
z9l $ stanton Phone 2S0e.
FOR REST-NEW BUNGALOW
r. a 1903 Mountain ave. 5000. Pm.
FOR RENT
-Four room modern bungalow. near Alta I
Vista school; immediate possession. $50 I
FRANK E. cox.
Phone 6425- ZIs Gables bldr
3 o6 Idaiia. 5 rooms. furnished ........s4i /
a5l2 Mountain. 4 rooms. furnished $50 I
sll5 Nations. 6 rooms furnished .....-s5o I
1917 Travis. 8 rooms. unfur. .-........-g25 I
2ol2 Atlanta 3 rooms unfur ..---.--Sso i
sel- Memphis. rooms unfur. .-.....-se9 4
lsl5 Fl Boulevard. rooms. uafur. .-.ss5 I
BIO Louisville. rooms unfur- -.-.--sg5 q
CREEL 8 CANNON.
Phone 5ots. 1o1 Mills g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08

I'D Paso and vicin-
Jay - Fair tonight
nd Tuesday; warm
er Tuesday: proha-
bly, fair wednesday
New AIexico-Fair
west: rain this aft
moon or tonight in
east portion colder
-1uight east portion
with frost. Tuesday
fair and warmer.
Arizona-Fair. eZ-
capr showers to-
night or Tuesday in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
Wanted HeIn-EemaIs.

" dnIeo neip"E emales
WANTED-First class cook Phone 1883.
ENGLISH speaking girl 10 take care Of
baby. 504 Texas
WANTED cook for family az
three; must have good references Phone
WANTED-RefiRed. middle aged woman
TO care FOR baby and assist with house
work Phone 1854.
\ RELIABLE white nurse for young chill
dren- Apply Capt. d. r Rodney, No 6
polo row. Fl Bliss.
TWO girls who can operate typewriter
copy ing names Apply Herald auto depart
ment 80 to tonight
HOUSEKEEPER 70 take charge and man
age house Phone 1851 or 4ss2, or call AZ
32f Mills bldg
WASTED-Engiish speaking girl for gen
eral Homework; must stay nights. Phone
S2sTJ-
STsNOGRAPHER for law Office: must be
rapid and accurate: state salary wanted
and experience- P o. box 15s. city
NANTED-A woman. either married or
single. to care for small rooming house
for the rent OF her room. Address B SOC,
care Herald
LADIES AND YOUNG LADIES
You can have i've dollars a day easily
Call al the BERGNER STUDIO. 111z FL
Paso st. next 70 Paso del Norte.
Situations Wanted-Male.
-~--~-~-~~-~-~-~-~-~~~
STOVES set up and chimneys cleaned.
reasonable prices Antonio Gonzales. phone
s91A
WANTED-Employm by market and
grocery man good character references
Phone SS06.
FIRST class an around baker wants work.
ou- Of city preferred Address p 81. care
Herald.
YOUNG man desires clerical position.
some experience. don't smoke or drink
Address B SIS. care Herald
STENOGRAPHIC or secretariaI position
desired by woman steuographer. who IS
experienced. competent. accurate and re-
sp1 lsiele- Write r los. care Herald
HEAD 1ooklEeeper and cashier for one q
the largest concerns in Fl Paso wants %
ch7nge What have you 20 offer7 Address I
r $50, care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
Apartments UNFINISHED.

1907 MCNDN-Phoue 207SW-
1 gI-E --.---------- !. - ~ !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
Personal.


WIGS and toupccs- H-&H- Co. l1s y. Kan.
SPIRELLA corsets- Mrs. Miller. Ph. 1851.
LACE curtains Numbered beautifully. Kra-
mer. phone 1913
MRS. CHONLA'S woman's exchange. 1zs
y Campbell Phone S549.
MRS. ETHEL MOORE, please write to
your brother. 18th Cav, Douglas, Arizona
Important
RHEUMATIC sufferers-I have the great
est remedy known Write FOR booklet Of
sworn testimonials Box SIS. Wichita
Falls. Texas
SEND 25c silver for receipt; sure cure for
blood diseases Of any form; rheumatism.
worn 500 10 sufferer Also receipt Tor
ointment; will cure old sores OF long stand
ing. cancers address A 7. Williams. 2lol
Houston avenue. Houston. Texas
PERMANENT HAIR REMOVER-The
only treatment which viii remove perna-
nently all superCuous hair, leaving no
marks or blemish on the most delicate
skin. no depiIatory or the electric needle
used: originator and sold exclusively by
Mrs. L. n Smidt- Call and investigats
or write 20e Epson Phone e440.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
Lost and Found.

Lost and Found.
~~-~~~~~-~-~-----~~-- ~-~-~---~-~~~-~~~-~-0--
LOST Canary. Reward SIS n stanton
LOsT-FemaIe AiredaIe dog. sos River ST.
Phone 65Ss- Reward
LOST-A camera. Eastman. 3 a Brownie.
s snap shots inside; reward Phi S6I2M-
LOST-Package Of kodak pictures by Mrs.
Grub. Return 10 Feldman's. receive re-
ward
LOST-Irish terrier. bobbed tail. cropped
ears. brindle color with white markings
answers to name Irish Reward Louis r.
Lay phone 51i5.
LOST-Between Anthony and Mesilla Park
canvass kit bag containing rain coats. etc
Reward e. H. Aiken. 1904 y. Florence,
Fl Paso- Phone SOS.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
Round dining table. golden or fumed oak,
$3.50; 50 days the same as cash. or 81
a week.
YOUNG FURNITURE CO..
I07 s Stanton ST. Phone sS5-
LOST-Oue bay horse. gelding. Is Z hands
high. weight about $50; white on all four
feet. small star and scar on right hind
limb about inches below the hook So
reward. Dr. Guy Castlemerry, 9Th cav
airy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
Wanfed-SaIesmsn
Heb Wanted-MaIe and Female

--~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~---~~--
WANTED-Meu and women I want the
services OF a good. reliable person IN
every town IL the following counties Of
New Mexico. Socorro. Lincoln. Otero. Grant
sierra. Luna and Dona Ana; will pay we'll
and viii not interfere IN your general
work Write
o. o. NATION.
90 W san Autorlo St Fl Paso Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
WEATHER BULLETIN
Z = D-raf-T1IEsT OF AGRICULTURE.
-rr iTHFIE BUREAU.

UUserVatI0ns Taaen
~ 8 a. m 18th nc
rldian time: s a. m
70 Paso time. Oct
1917
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08

Lodge Notices
.--~--~---~~-----~---~---~
REGULAR meeting FL Paso chapter T. d.
o. Z. $ Tuesday. Oct 9. at s pm Mrs
Lora Pence. W-M- Dr. Matte T. Hi. Sec.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
For Rsnt-Honss, unfurpisbed.

GROCERY store, living rooms some *
lures san Diego and Dakota ST. Phi 4595J-
EUtK room bungalow Eiassed sleeping
porch; Sunset heights Phone 20S9J even
inEs-
HALF OF house. two large unfurnlshe1
rooms. private bath and toilet: front en-
trance; light and water free. yard -
shed. no children Sl5 mo-: close In y
North Ochoa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
Roominr HOuses-FOr sac md Rsnt

FOR SALE-Weu furnished eight room
-oo0linr house: owner leaving city. will
ac.apt any reasonable offer Address A-6-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08

At 1705 Wyoming. rooms. bath. fur
nished. SIS.
At 17o5 Wyoming street. rooms. bath
unfurnished. $50
At 17Q5 Wyoming ST.. 4 rooms bath,
unfurnished. $3.50.
At 17o5 Wyoming St. rooms bath.
partly furnished. so.
Two and three room flats near shops.
S1258 and $3.50
BAILEY LAND CO.
phone 20ss. 30s Herald Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08

iHE LINCOLN room apis. just COM
'leted. so ~. Bouievard: two blocks
from Cleveland 81 Sc - Psaas 7-sL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
room furnished house.
Mckinley ave --.------ slo-uQ
5 room uufurnished house,
Lebanon street ....----S $500
8 room uufurnished apart
ment. sos AnEe .E30-s35
room uufurnished apart
ment, 500 Olive ..-.. s50-S35
BROADDUs & LIE BARON,
Land Merchants"
209-l0 fst Natl Bank bldg.
Telephone ISIS.
{
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08

HALEkED APARTMENTS
az W Boulevard. front. second Eoors
lease ...-.-......--.-.--.-- $500
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY.
2-f Mills bldg- Phone SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08

FOR REST-DUPLEX APT.
1859 Epson ave. 4 large rooms.
bath. front and giassed in sleep
ing porch. bath and kitchen tile
floors: living and dining room
hardwood; gas stove. laundry room
and garage. No sick or small chill
dreu.
RIO GRANDE REALTY CO..
e11-212 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-08

SPECIAL-For rent. room bun
Ealow. completely furnished. heat
lnE plant. etc Ask about this and
meet a surprise
PHONE $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17
Ten Million Farm Loan
Available Next Monday

William Church Osborn. at whose
home. 40 East Tairty-sixth Street
trustees Of the Patriotic Farmer
Fund met yesterday, described the plan
Of lending $10,C0o.O00 to farmers IN
greater detail. The object of the truS-
tees. he said, was TO increase the acre
age and crops, not 10 increase the num-
Der Of farmers
For that reason loans viii be made
only 10 farmers, not 10 those DESTROYS
of undertaking farming. Funds fol
loans will be available on next Mon
day Applications should be made
through oranges TO local banks.
Loans will be made i'm amounts not
greater than $50. The headquarters
Of the fund will be the Citizens Trust
Company of Utica. Assemblyman Mare
". Cole, Of Albion, a farmer. is score
tary and will have active supervision
over the fund.
I'VE want TO induce farmers to spc-
cialize in the foodstuffs that are for
direct human use" said Mr. Osborn
Eve want 10 induce farmers to plant
two or three acres extra this year In
crops that can 90 into the winter re-
serve. We are not interested in gar
den truck, and the fund is not intended
for truck gardeners. We want to inter
est farmers in raising such foods as
potatoes and peas and beans, which can
be dried and stored"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17

Washington. April 16.-Canada 5
order to-day putting wheat and wheat
products on the free list will be de-
cidedly to the advantage of Dominion
producers, officials here said tonight.
The American duty on imports Of Can
adam wheat will disappear auto
matically and if the American crop is
short the United States may become a
good market for the Canadian product.
Coming at this time, officials believe
the Canadian action was inspired to a
large degree by the fact that the
United States is now an ally Of the
British government and that therefore
the move Will be for the common good.
American wheat is going 10 England in
large quantities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17
Commission Gets
S5OO,OOO Fund for
State Farm Work
Legislature Passes Budget
Bill at Request of
Governor
To Mobilize Students
Board Of Regents Offers
Credits to Those Who
Volunteer

From sta1 Correspondent NJ The rrbunsl
Albany, April l6.-The Legislature
tonight passed without a dissenting
vote an emergency appropriation bill
under which 100000 Is set aside for
use Of the unsalaried agricultural com
mission appointed by Governor Whit
man last Friday to mobilize seed and
farm labor to facilitate intensive
spring planting.
The action was taken almost imme-
diately after the receipt of an emer-
gency message from the Governor call
ing for such an appropriation. The
Governor called attention to the gen
cral shortage of the worlds food crop.
and said that the warning nations OF
Europe must depend upon this country
20 feed them if they are TO escape star
walton.
THE growing scarcity of labor 10 till
farms. accentuatcd By the enlistment
Of farm laborers in the army and
navy" the Governors message said,
further complexities the situation and
makes action to meet the labor needs
Of our farmers imperative. Moreover,
the reserves of food which have in OF
binary times tided people over to the
next harvest and beyond are decreas-
ing all too rapidly Before the harvest
Of 1917 prices will no doubt exceed
all present belief.
81 am firmly OF the opinion that II
we are to avoid increased prices and
lend succor TO the other nations which
have waged war against our common
enemy immediate steps must be taken
to increase our own food reserves
through enlarged production, better
conservation and more economical utlI-
ization OF our supplies.
whatever action is 70 be taken must
be taken at once, for within the next
thirty to sixty days the crops Of 1917
will be planted.
81 believe there are possibilities OF
increasing the production Of food sup
plies on the farms and gardens con
nected with the state hospitals, the
charitable institutions and the prisons,
which might bring about the saving OF
substantial sums 20 the state and as
sist in the solution Of the present
problem OF food shortage"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17
To Open Model Gardens
In Union Square To-day

Two model gardens, one Tor city
back yards and the other for suburban
plots. will be opened for inspection
and instruction at Union Square this
morning.
Park Commissioner Cabot Ward who
established the gardens, will dedicate
them 20 the instruction Of wouid-be
gardeners. after which they will be
placed in charge Of Edward J. Miller
head school farm attendant, who viii
teach growers Of carrots and potatoe'
how 20 be- successful on plots 30 by ~
and 20 by 40 feet
For those who want more technical
knowledge twenty-mnute talks will b.
given each noon IN the Municipal
Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17

TIMES have certainly changed The Light is pread9g generally
cigarettes have noticed Ws sIg vrs
packed vth thought Of as being any an" S from b,
Of package purchu
AZ least half OF the
larger threequarters hed
the faulty work at the factory
% NJ Davis the store manager and, without momeh's wv"
" Tbe last instance speaks for itself am inclOsng nobrs
Company. Some or INC y
b,.,le, STAYED in my mouth wrote them ineosng 10 cover
1900 as evidence Reult-new brushes and postage
mailing. y,aking thI1gs,ls
.,,d ,avbe muterng sullenly TO myself TO case "'
when dissatisfied. . ~. r,;t,re and.p presto
Now about TO buy ioo@ ~ me iwiITiAY V0GEL
The Tribune O. H. a!ls Well l. "'" "a,
r .xee,lent instances of giving the merchant wants
III tho modern conscientious storekeeper or me
share in getting a chance for HIM ana Sa'lSl"'''
,elpinp YOU and him TO get acquainted q
I'm, Next Ad-Vwor VIII Appear Thursday apr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17
Junior Colonial DANES
Keep Up Rubbish Campaign

The Economy League Of the Junior
Colonial DANES of America, when
started a campaign last week 70 collect
waste paper. boxes and old rubber, CIV
ing the proceeds from the sale OF these
articles TO the Red Cross met yester-
dav at the home of Mrs. Lewis Gouver-
nryr Morris. 1915 Park Avenue. Mrs.
Edward X. Stettinius, one of the four
chairmen, presided Other chairmen
Rlake Moran. Mrs. Frederick W. Long
fellow and Miss Charlotte Delaheid.
Among the members OF this organiza,,
ton are Mrs. Vincent Astor, Miss Isabel
Stettinius, Miss Sylvia f. Brown, Miss
Anne Brown Bradley, Miss Sophie Bev-
erly Duer. Miss Leila Burden, Miss
Pauline Bacon, Miss Katherine Bl0d-
gett. Miss Katherine Dahlgren, Mrs.
Richard Smith Emmett, Miss Flora
PAYNE Whitney, Mrs. Junius S. Nor.
gan, Mrs. Edward Blagden, Mrs. r b.
Potter. Miss Marion Tiffany. Miss
Adelaide Sedgwick, Miss Aileen Sedg-
wick and Miss Constance Delaney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17
Bryan to Campaign
For Food Increase
Announces, After Seeing Will
son, That He Backs Gov
eminent War Plans

Washington, April rs. President VIII
son received William Jennings Bryan
at the White House this morning. hey
conferred in the Presidents room De
fore he went 10 his office. In ms fuJ-
IRE speeches about the country, pehd-
inc a call from the government 10t ms
services, Mr.. Bryan said he would Ia!
srecial stress on the food SITUATION
81 am in hearty sympathy, ne Salo;
with the effort to conserve the IoVu
supply by not allowing the oread 70 pe
shortened in supply IN order 10 Iehs'n
en- the supply Of alcohol IL y ho1
wise to stsrve the people IN otuer u
make them drunk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17

.arv. demand that you get busy. Ihc
United States cannot perform her Jus,l
function N the world crisis IN "h'cn
we are row precip.tated unless our
farmers DO their full duty.
These 100000 acres should be up
porting 10000 families this year. as
well as supplying food for an army
division at the front. They belong 20
private owners. and II they DO not
utilize their property. the time may
not be far of VIXEN our national needs
viii REQUIRE ccnhsca'ion and govern
rnent cultivation. No one Is cntitie
10 .bat which he does not use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17

TAM constant OF Tribune whenever
Seeing tb ? ya9 have se acsed a"to%oSe % nS
S'' sisj's:
m s was sS a oar for Ss g By the
g to- @ SsS sS for When yo S sps % a.
fereg discovered that the most important part the s' S
ing completely parts line break being Of such h
that the parts held ogether If nothing had happened
bought part and paid some SIS FOR it. hSn TGnt3 9T SO m
curiosity This did, With letter pointing out the fault $sg
cay deming adjustment the guarantee had run out year
@ s amount M%' ny ia a for Ss repair %
Coming after yeT@ experiences ~& 9" Sod lost s
P dare e' sa 1y it was exceptional
or that As VS.. for %y s b 9 not nad
saPTtd and the that 1sts with
The concern that supports product willingly is pretty apt
PHONOGRAPH purchased last September by Mrs A. h. Y
n BRAN of Seoul Corea Mendels Toy Store in the "a
Central Terminal 1t was shipped her in San m
CAL She paid 80 addition the purchase price for
charges which she understood would cover packing IN WA
friend of hers living New York, explains what followed
The monograph ordinary cardboard box wit.
P Ba% Ts'tss' to Mrs. coSan H.
be the manager Of the store and VINO % Ssr
and they would send new one aa @ % 5 one VI.
simply glued together and more than that charge Oh 9 "
% We have damaged article costing OrcrI
good OF So and the children have been some "
copy this letter to the Mndel store order '
'"'' ""' " ~ - " GEE
Now while copy Of this letter sent to Mendel ue T
was not that time. Not until January 4 Gd
tell us that taking in his dispute with Members
Parenthetcay let it be said that The Tribune mas no NJ
with practice of taking its in vain in this fasho
rightly felt that The Tribune was being used as threat
nted such How empty the threat IN TINS case even
know didn't know about 1t until after the pno"Os
been returned from California ufs,s
Twice back and finally the purchase price was
We don't blame +. +. for feeling that there the ma
not satisfactorily The item Of S45 was sun
to the purchaser. - asrss
Mr. Mendel couldn't that at first. But after very 80
conversation with him. he left the decision entirely to u.s. "
carving charges WELL And everybody was happy -, q
But the incident illustrates principle; Using Inc % ,5
club unfair. Legitimate comp aints followed up
merchant told that complaint about him has been sem &
do us great notifying he doesn't hear from vs. ~
the really and sounds reasonable we ho
chant and correspondence will usually DO the rest
TIMES have certainly The light is spreading ,,rIs
smoke Meahr!no cigarettes nave noticed We ~ pr
thought Of being any slnI be
package
least half OF the ~eh
only threequarterS Hel
douht the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17
Can Double Production

Tho resolution stated that b., the
III. Ir' cfyort of all who had any facA-