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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02
wouidn,t encourage the Plants.

"What have you nice today?" asked
the lady entering the grocer's store.
1--WE have some very nice egg
plants replied the man in the white
apron.
"You know / belong to the associa-
ton that is boycotting everything in
the way of eggs SO 1 cannot con-
scientiousIy have anything to do with
the plants"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02
The Difference.

The only reason that the left IaD
is such a comparatively useless Or
is that the right hand does the WIZ
Any child. encouraged from baDynO
to use the left hand, would ina i 81 7
useful as its brother. Often the 81 =,
ference between the girl who is cap'p !.
and efficient, and another who i >,
competent and unreliable, is ~.
question Of endowment at all. -,
altogether due TO the fact tliaI ~. =,
girl has done the work while inc w.
has looked on.-Glrl's Companion
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02
Riches From the Rand.

1t is said that during the last ten
years the Rand has produced more
than was produced by the entire world
in the first half of the nineteenth cen.
fury, and that its production today is
approximately two-ffths of the tetal
output of the world.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02
whims of Fortune.

AT least we are prosperous"
THAT'S right" replied the traveller.
"We're so prosperous that the hotels
are all full. and a man with money is
lucky to get a good meal and a place
to Sleep"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02

Let us reap earth's choicest blessings
For there's more of good than i'll.
Upon this pure and spotless page.
May kindness be traced.
Then when we bid this year adieu,
Naught would we see erased.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02

l would be giving and forget the gift,
l would be humble, for 1 know my
weakness,
l would look UP, and laugh, and
love, and lift.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02
PLENTY Of 'Er.

Bostonian Tin Kansas)-You don't
have many skyscrapers out here, do
you?
Sagebrush Sam-Don't ehl Anyone
of them shacks Is liable to lie sky.
scraper during the cyclone season.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02

attempt, to sacrifice self altogether.
if need be. on behalf of any contron-
ing conviction. A thorough consent of
Judgment, conscience. Imagination, af-
lection, all vitalized and active. with
a certain invincible firmneSS of viii,
as the effect OF such a conSent-this is
implied in a really Astounding and
masterful courage.-Richard Salter
Storr.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02
Diaphanous.

Santa-Fm afraid I'll have to get
stronger glasses; can hardly see
these thin stockings the girls are
wearing nowadays Puck.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02

The government of Chile has author-
lied the erection of technical indcs-
trial school.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02
Condensed Plots.

''Why are you so fond of moving pic
tureS?"
"ATy parents wouldn't let me read
novels in my youth. I'm making up
for lost time.'
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-02

LANDING. as we are, upon the
threshold of another year, many of
us will, in fancy, go back over the
twelve months that have passed
and smile when we recall the New
Year resolutions" we made q year
ago.
49, q rrnmnn will SAY ~
Meade County news., 1917-07-26
HELPFUL HINTS
AND SUGGESTIONS


From Kansas State Agricultural College
Kansas Council of Defense
U. S. department of Agriculture
The little green flags on the Kan
sas plain will scare the Kaiser stiff,
ten million acres of humping wheat
will gag his scor2ful sniff. The
farmers are mobilizing from Good
land down to Hutch, and one of
these fine summer days it'll rain to
beat the Dutch. The Sammies
across the water need bread to make
them fight, and when Kansas has a
job on hand she naturally does it
right. Two hundred million BUSH
els of wheat is what the green flags
mean; plow deep and early, people,
paste Hindenburg on the bean.
Getting deep into the ground is
best in wheat raising as we'll as in
trench warfare,
Experience is the best guide A
wheat failure In Kansas always has
been followed by bumper crop IN
the past 40 years. The signs are
right for 1918.
The Kansas farmer is patriotic.
He is willing to take the same risk
as the business man. The Kansas
Wheat Pool gives a fine chance for
the two to cooperate in their pa
triatism and increase the acreage of
the state IS per cent.
Wheat is too valuable to waste on
poorly prepared ground. Plow deep
and early. If you can't do that,
double disk now and plow as soon
as you can.
What's the use of wasting half
bushel of S2.25 wheat on every acre
of ground. La western Kansas it
has been proved by hundreds OF
demonstration that half bushel of
seed per acre is plenty if the seeding
is done early ON we'll prepared
ground.
l. tsksslong gieen to SOW wheat.
bpt,tNf ,gIeen will be dozen times
Longer next spring when it comes,
out ut,S1shaegEeund' /
"DiE in" for the big wheat battle.
Look out for Kansas, Mr.. Hinden.
burg.
Meade County news., 1917-07-26
In DOubtOr UuCIasSified

Anderson, William Marvin
81 Bankson William R.
20 Barragree, Michel Valentine
Al Basinger, Alvin
68 Botkin, Glenn LOring
11O Campbell, William Henry
152 Doerksen, Martin H.
1876 Donham, Joe
ITO Edwards, Earl Franklin
173 Elliott, Hugh
I184 French, Jesse Levice
1876 Flowers, Joseph Edmond
266 Henris, fAlfred Herman
276 Hiatt, John Hollingsworth
284 Henry, Byron Augustus
296 Hunter William Pierce
$50 Knott, Verle Joseph
374 Lyman, John Walter
381 McWithey, Charley Martin
386 McPheter, Arthur William
403 NARROW, Harry Floyd
422 Moore, Virgil Aldon
425 Morrison, Clarence Clinton
44S Pearsall, Roy Ellsworth
472 Ratzlaff, Jacob F.
485 Rexford, Theron Evan
$50 Smith, Ben Howard
$40 Tuttle, Fred '''-
5s9 Walker, William b
l621 Winter, Fred Peter
Meade County news., 1917-07-26

Men will be called fer examin'
uE -. 'a,iI,
alton in the ordef that their uum
ber appears on this list.
258 Hantla, Albert
458 Perkins, Oscar Floyd
SS7 Krisle, William Luton
275 Harris, George Lewis
500 Selalla, Jose
564 Timken, Julius Peter
500 Warner, Harry Ellis
$50 Snyder, Edgar U.
.548 Stringer, Henry Myron
1876 Cole, Ralph Dewitt
107 Carlson, Melvin Roy
GIG Wilson, Charles Chester
373 Lusk, John Niles Jr.
486 Reynolds, Albert William
600 Weber, Frank
507 Sechler, Samuel F.
800 Jones, John Lewis
437 Norris, Afford
6O4 Weller, Howard Eugene
43 Boiling, Charley Bernhard
Meade County news., 1917-07-26
COL to 800

283 Hickey, Noel Richard
SO Boyd, John Samuel
612 Wiggin, Sherman Tecumseh
359 Lobdell, Wayne Martin
497 StLawrence, James Raymond
463 Proubsky, John
"a Covey, James Henry
531 Smith, Clark Corlus
Meade County news., 1917-07-26

900 Livingston, Robert Lee
451 Penner, Abraham F.
573 Utz, Earl
308 Jones' Herbert Kyffin
281 to 300
429 Murphy, Boise Russell
165 Eakes, George Jacob
334 Krause, Clarence Lester
252 Hale, Lennard Wesley
78 Burford, Clarence Olive
412 Merwin, Paul
301 Janzen, Jacob Ben
587 Walker, Mark
490 ROemer, Walter
$40 Lacey, Herbert Warn
4O1 Mahieu, Samuel
515 Shelhammer, Cash
255 Hall, James Alexander
568 Tucker, Lee Edward
22 Brown, Wray Allen
I'll Edwards, Edward Hamilton
234 Graves, Herbert Daniel
SO Briggs, Charles Christian
439 Olvero, Eusebic
sol Ward, Donald Eugene
! 3O1 to 800
SOB Schwerdfeger, Cecil
295 Hunt, Frederick Olen
1T Erickson, Roy Leander
1877 Easterday, Hawey Lewis
POI Forst, Stanley Thomas
141 Davis, Forest Leroy
225 Godfrey, Roy Charles
SIT Sias, Jesus
85 Cowan, Richard William
73 Brown, Cameron
610 White, William Arthur
338 Krocker, Frank W.
| $50 Silvers, Oren R.
28 Barritt, Harrison Schuyler
484 Regier, Issac C.
314 Keberlein, George John
1872 Dunn, Clarence Myroue
E181 Ewing Pat Charles
632 Zielke, Abe
500 Webb, Leedom, DINA
321 to $40
243 Gumaer, Ira Wayne
367 Loewen, Peter E.
324 Kisner, Pete Adam
502 Schaffer, Joseph John
101 Cash, Mitchell Lee
116 Classen, Henry R.
535 Snyder, Charles Augustus
1873 Feldman, Harvey Clarence
333 Kobs, Charles Criss
235 Graham, Fred Celly
LAT Dickson, ClaudiUs Edward
80 Buck, Gerhard Edward
1878 Hermann, Fred Frank
$40 Seyfert, John Barney
35 Banker, Otis Franklin
"a Brown, William Franklin
III Campbell, Robert
364 Leewen, Henry {.
522 Singley, Carl Rush
466 CULLEN, Elmer
BAL to 800
626 Woodruff, Hurry Harvey
495 Russell, Ethel George
366 Loewen, John E.
537 Snyder, Orval Paul
66 Biggs, Tom Lotion
1927 Gonzales, Jose
290 Hickman, William Oliver
399 Mahieu, John Will
| 281 Hawkins, Thomas Lester
464 Potter, John
512 Shaw, Otto Edward
IS76 Louer, George Lewis ~
i143' Deck, Abraham Allen ~"
120 Classen, John L.
ABA Nelson, George
256 Harman, Wilbur Dallas
2 Adams, Fred Dee
264 HENSON, Barthold John
215 Friesen, Peter Jansen
500 Santala, Herman Leander
361 to $50
385 McElroy, OphaI Newton
3 Allison, Jesse Benton
118 Classen, Jacob R.
sos Seger, Allan E.
sos Schulty Harry Benjamin
22O Golliher, Jerry billiard
304 Jenkenson, Thomas Robert
384 McPhee, Robert Allison
1873 Fansler, Earl
All Rasals, Pasuet
261 Hatch, Seymour
292 Horner, Merton Andrew
504 Schoenhoff, Peter P.
172 Edwards, Roy
200 Forst, George Joseph
376 McCreigh, Milfred Hays
1872 Feldman, George William
233 Graves, Homer Richard
578 Van Hoesen, Orville Cowan
Meade County news., 1917-07-26

| 4Ao MOrIOuJ clarence sylvester
246 Hageman, Fred
627 Woods, Charles Denis
80 Cash, RobertHanson
365 Loeweu, Jacob E.
144 Denslow, Judd M.
All to 440
551' Sutton, James Lindsay
428 Muniz, Manuel
523 Sledd, Claude
1O4 Carroll, Ralph Timothy
$40 Specht, Gustavus Adolphus
70 Burghaus, Frank Joseph
579 Vangieson, Roy
83 Cornelson, Isaac Wiens
l42 Davis, John Verd
$50 Tatkenhorst, Edward John
534 Snedecor, Chester B.
119 Classen, John R.
$50 Wurdeman, Herman William
1876 Dalgarn, Do Earl
291 Holcomb. Vincent King
554 Sweeney, Oren Raymond
asa Pennington, Ralph Hight
IS Arnold, George Dennis
% Boyd, Harrison Louis
467 CULLEN, Ollie Clarence
44t to AGO
319 Kline, Roy Hamilton
131 Cordes, Albert Lewis
81 Craft, Harry Paul ii
315 Keller, Bruce Roy 4
476 Reiimer, Frederick P. I
313 Keberlein, Alexander K.
270 Holmes, Clyde Ray
SAB Stalder, Fred M.
397 Mahau, Theodore Ernest
339 Kuntz, Frank Henry
348 Lemle, Albert Edward
318 Kelley, Joseph Percy
SIG Shogrin, Ernest John
491 Romas, Jose
100 Feldman, Frank Louis
279 Hernandez, Louis
413 Miller, Curtis Leroy
210 Friesen, Henry F.
594 Warkentin, Aron Jacob
494 Rumble, Thomas Byron
461 to 480
95 Cherry, Mitchell Smith
AGA StLaWrence, Franklin Richard
545 Steingard, Henry
90 Cummings, Arthur Melvin
500 johnson, Lester Earl
317 Kimber, Irwin Eugene
so Borchers, William Ben
244 Harvey. Dan Edmond
15S Dewell, Richard Linwood
231 Gowens, Mont M.
"a Burnett, Elmer
81 Cordes, Benhart Edward
288 Hinshaw, Robert Douglas
'soV AsVNHA3 HViPthh ~
$50 McGee, Charles Henry
395 Mcqueen, Marshall D,
81 Barritt, Earnest
SAT Stringer, Lessie Wallace
1872 Cordes, Barthold Henry, Jr
389 McMeel, Bernard Francis
48l TO 500
149 DOe1.-sen, Cornelius H.
482 Reimer, Klaas P.
81 Cation, John Wesley
219 Golliher, Joseph Isaac
As Base, Daniel D.
COS Wenta, Frank Antoine
1876 Frazier, Ebert Waldo
SAL Spratt, Clyde John
1925 Krisle, Lennie
289 Hipp, Lucas Conrad
443 Paden, Ross Vinton
"a Burch, William Hobart
558 Tanquary, Ralph Frederick
PAT Hockett, Everett Harvey
179 Evans, William Jordan
253 Hall, George John
263 Henson, Peter Herman
577 Van Hoesen, George Edgar
584 Wagner, Edward Herman
l496 Russell, Frances Nevett
sol to 500
~ Armstrong, Guy Walter
1O8 Carlson, Robert oliver
178 Evans, Claude Floid
377 McCampbell, Carroll B.
9 Apple, Herbert Kent
BAT Lepper, Earl Charles
20 Boucher, Neal Gabriel
16 Balm, Barney Roy.
sos Warkentin, Jacob ].
134 Dorland, George Nathan
GOT West, James William
166 Fash, Perry Elvin
474 Reid, Claude Burell
so Bell, Julian Raymond
518 Shufelbergers Archie Walter
208 Friesen, Abraham Classen
293 Howard, James Albert q.
! - n r
Meade County news., 1917-07-26

525 Smart, Steve
1873 French, Harry Ross ,aI.
Sc Boyd, Hugh Martin
$50 Latschar, Oscar Carl
Sd Bartel, Jacob J.
SAG Sumner, Dee Lewis
81 to so
440 Osborne, Earl Moses
63S Reimer, Cornelius Fresien
623 Wolfley, Virgil
269 Hoskins Ellis Calernce
1886 Krause, Henry
493 Rowson, Willoughby Lewis
BAL Larson, Emil Leonard
391 Marrs, Walter Warren
353 Lefever, Vernon Winfield
637 Carrick, Joseph Crasit
$50 Loeffler, Jacob
571 Tuttle, Clifford
488 Rhine, Richard Martin
72 Bradley, Alfred Raymond
356 Lewis, Royal Albert Valentine
112 Caldwell, Guy Montford
1873 Cook, Samuel Rowe
II Armendariz, Esau
363 Loewen, Abram E.
6 Andrews, Daniel Ward
81 to 100
927 Kleckner, Joe Lynn
90 Curtis, Jett Plumer
345 Lasley, Roscoe C.
103 Carson, Edward Lee
$50 Taylor, Herbert Rollin
154 Doerksen, Abe Albert
81 Bellamy, Harry Earnest
80 Ball, David Earl
199 Forbes, Walter Warren
388 Mahieu, Arthur Phillip
608 West, Herschel Glen
406 Martin, James Earl
519 Silva, F. Guadalupe
25 Burch, Delbert Franklin
1872 McDyson, Albert
383 Mcclure, Earl Wayne
6S8 Walker, Simeon Haigh
576 Vandervort, Harrison
.t22 Clinkscale, .Bourke Hugh
222 Geisinger, Clayton
101 to 120
297 Harvey, Glen James
32l King, John Davis !, !.
1858 Langhofer, Reinhart
800 King, Henry Clay
121 Clement, Neill Curtis ...
221 Gat%ay; William Easton W.
47O Ralston, Walter Richard
312 Keberlein, John ].
90 Cullers, Walter Franklin
191 Feldman, Fred Garfield
ATT Reimer, Isaac L.
13O Coppedge, William Abner
1853 Edmondson, Mitchell Thomas
AGA Morgan, Lee Royal
ITS Ems, George J.
800 Isaac, Henry F.
278 Hernandez. Jose
524 Sloan, Daniel Clarence
l2l to lao
532 Smith, Harlie D.
1856 Krisle, Ammon Moore
PIP Frieseu, Jacob, P.
49 Borchers, Christopher Fred
8 Anschutz, William Wallace
905 Jeuell, John Homer
557 Taylor, Willie Hamilton
622 Wolfe, Willis Walton
585 Walker, Cecil Merle
323 King, Elmer Cecil
ABB Novak, Joseph j.
441 Paden, Harry Lewis
357 Liuder, Clefeland Albert
% Burch, Robert H.
33t Knight. Milford Norris
492 Ross, Irving D.
sos Traylor, 4ouald Holt
$50 Spain, Charley Cyrus
349 Levin, William%M.
562 Theissen, Peter
l4l to 100
sol Sawatzky, Henry F.
102 Carson William Martin
Sc Cox, Morton James
II Bradley, Lewis
SIS Taylor, Alva H.
SOC Schuster, Henry Harrison
ABS Neufeld, George K.
450 Peat, Fred Eldon
113 C0ppock, Omer Alvin r.
267 Hege. John Daniel
SGT Tucker, Harvey Monroe
All Moore, Frank Benton
Meade County news., 1917-07-26
21'to 40

400 Moller, Ernest Fred
514 Sheddan, Paul
4S9 Neale, William Groves
10 Ard, Walter Clarence
487 Reynolds, Alvin
140 Davis, Charles
432 Moran, George Henry
! 18 Bailey, Williams
S,601 Weber, Louie
606 Wenta, John
1872 Fairchild, WILDER Ralph
513 Shedan, Mack F.
46 Basinger, David L.
223 Geisinger, Glenn
III Classen, George A.
6O2 Weber, William A.
800 McWithey, Stephen Valentine
rs Bromwell, Denzil Frank
28O Hayden, Paul John
332 Knott, William Marian
Al to 60
S79 Mcdowell, Hiram James
642 SpurgeOn, Claude G.
Meade County news., 1917-07-26

1877 Dalgarn, James Chester
369 Lopez, Evscnio
Meade County news., 1917-07-26

80 Karlson, Ernest Hilmer
Ala Miller, Harry Sylvanus
307 Johnson, Orville Clinton
500 Turner, Joseph Edward
$50 Swank, Goodson Olen
401 to 420
625 Woodell, Donald Earl
4O2 Mahieu, Albert Alexis
459 Perry Clarence Clay
161 Dreibelbis, Theodore Earl
189 Fee, Charles John
361 Loeffler, Fred A.
129 Cooper, Judge William
213 Friesen, John S.
465 Presby, Wendell Phillips
1913 Eckhoff, Claus William
405 Marshall, Alva McCIare
250 Hall, Floyd Franklin
329 Kolb, Donald Jacob
628 Worman, Elmer Edward
426 Morton, Clarence Sylvester
246 Hageman, Fred
627 Woods, Charles Denis
80 Cash, RobertHanson
365 Loeweu, Jacob E.
144 Denslow, Judd M.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25

Nothing down. just move in; bal. SIS mo.
viii buy new 5 nm bungalow. never occu-
pied, in Alta Vista: hardwood floors In
two rooms; basement; glazed porch
front rooms finished IN Tiffany oil. bed
rooms IN white; fenced walks: near 1itn-y
and school pleasure 10 chow you Pos
session at once
APARTMENT SITE WANTED: have 2
new bungalows DO Alta Vista, viii trade
for apartment site or good suburban lots
AUTOMOBILE WANTED as part pay
ment on rev room bungalow. never oc-
cupied; the aouse Is priced right and
would expect automobile the same way.
$50 DOWN, balance $50 monthly. viii
buy dandy room b-icz home in Alta
Vista. price $500.
MUST SELL THIS WEEK-Nelv room
bungalow. never occupied. in Alta Vista;
500 down; II you are particular and hard
20 suit u Is your duty TO yourself 70 see
this house.
HAWKINS BROS,
and Z Morgan bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25
For SaIe-Farm, al R,nrh..-

WANTED TO seIl-Cattle ranch above Ia
bens, Texas. containing cattle. horses and
nice house and three tanks full Of water
one w!nduiu and one gas pump: nine
sec .ons containing go acres each. Apply
70 Ars- T. c. Giron. San Elizarto. Texas.
FOR SAIE-GcCd cattle ranch and range.
good house and corrals; horse pasture: 500
acres patented land: flowing well and
windmill two good tanks: u sections
leased controls big range: viii run 1900
cattle: five miles 10 shipping point. Price
$1,000. Answer at once II you mean bus
mess; none other need apply. H J. knight,
Hunt, Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25
For SaIe-Countrr Prnpsrtr.

For SaIe-Country Property.
. --~-~-~-~-----~-~~~-~-~-
OWNER leaving city. must sell Il acre
finest land in valley; all cleared; two
miles from Esieta; no cash offer refused.
Addrcss " 81. care Herald
IRRIGATED VALLEY LAND
The most complete list ia the city. We
have tracts from one acre just outside
city limits on easy terms TO 5000 acres
suitable for colonization. both for sale Or
trade.
Cur motto IS mot how cheap. but how
good for the money" We want satisfied
cu5tomers.
We have had 25 years practical expe-
rience farming in the valley.
Phone 2oss- sos Herald bldg.
SOME RARE CHANCES FOR FARMS
The chances are that the present high
prices Of prodl ace will prevail FOR years.
and why not get Into the gume2
SiO.50Q-52 acres near Clint; fine : nm.
house. 81 a alfalfa. all in cult; trade for
e Paso property.
s55o0-55 acres. near Chamberino. IS a.
Alfalfa. p a. other crops; trade for Fl
Paso property.
S3500-l0 acres. two bIlis from P. O..
fsleta- two good houses, all IN cFops: two
acres more in bosque goes too. Trade for
e Paso property
s75 per acre. 10 acres or more. al Ter
milo. Texas, part OF farm on which Is
growing IS acres OF cotton that Will make
bale 70 the acre from present prospect
s. cash per acre and bal SO and SIS per
per acre per year. VIII sell any sized
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.,
gal 1W. 27l7 T. Missouri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25
BIG SACRIFICE

II you thought you could buy a new four
room house, glass s porch. furnished
completely with choice fumed oak and
mahogany. all dishes ETC. and a big yard
full OF pretty Rhode Island chickens for
only 5000 You would do il. wouldn't YOU
We thought so. TOO. and are telling you
in time Pay US only $3.50 cash. balance
al so per month. interest included. and
get this big bargain today.
T. Z. HEAD & CO..
"a Mills Bldg. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25
Furniture Packing

@7------~-----~>---~--~~---
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired
and packed Du sang & WeIborn- Pm 1888.
PACKING and shipping household goo5s
our Speciality Furniture repairing, finishing
and uphoistering. R. L. Daniel FurnIture
Mattress factory 1905 Texas. Phi I025-10-9
We PACK. SHIP OR STORE
Furniture. cut glass and china. furni-
ture repairing. refinishinr and upho.ster-
ING Get our prices See our work
Avs T. FHat ST Prone slI9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25
For SaIe-AutomObiles-Wanted.


-~~~-~~~-~---~---~----- ~-~~~-~---~-~-~-~~-~-~
WANTED Good Ford for good lot and
cash. weiss eos south Stanton.
BARGAIN for cash. model 90 Hup runa-
bout in good condition. Phone $500. Osborn
Fuel Co
BARGAIN passenger Maxwell. 1917
model. good as new: VIII sell cheap f0-
cash Phone 5f10W-
WANTED at once-A partner for an auto
trip 10 Oklahoma; man familiar with
Maxwell car preferred Phone S757W.
HAYNES pass, 1917 model.
Haynes. : pass. 1916 model
Haynes. z pass. 1916 model
haynes. . pass 1914 model
Franklin. 3 pass. series "
Hupm9bile. pass. model s.
Overland. 5 pass, model So.
Buck delivery truck
WEST TEXAS MOTOR CO.. INC.
4o2 Myrtle ava. Phone 4-45.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25

FIVE passenger Overland. fine condition:
electric starter. will take milch cows los
dian onds; what have you 10 offer? Phone
5S96M.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25
coPPER sTocK WANrEn

NUEFEE sIULh WANTED
Our client viii allow more than listed
price II stock has a good future; prefer
copper but would take any good listed
stock IN exchange for new bungalow.
HAWKINS BROS
and Morgan bldg Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25
Try RsTRY VIM

TRY BATRY VIM
rs a success. Makes old batteries new
I'VE Are The Battery Doctors
All kinds ignition work reasonable.
TEXAS BATTERY a IGNITION CO..
2l9 Texas St Phone 1856
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25
Hou,ekeepinp Room, Furni,hed.


HOUSEKEEPING rooms. close IN 50l
Mesa. Phone 1881
CLEAN, well furnished room. large sleep
ing porch; housekeeping 1l17 y. Kansas.
Phone SflL
LOVELY housekeeping apartment with
sleeping porch. opposite Cleveland square.
POI ". Missouri
PLEASANT. neatly furnished housekeep-
ing and sleeping rooms; hot baths; cheap
139 ". Florence.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms with running
water; single rooms with sleeping porch :
under new management 2g1S Alameca-
Phone T22E
FOR RENT-Two desirable and nicely
furnished housekeeping roomss front
porch. sleeping porch. gas range and
meters in: telephone. lights and hot baths;
Highland PARK car 10 door. 1880 Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25
For Sale-City Property.


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FOUR room modern bungalow. Govt hill.
near school. car and jitney line; have paid
in over $1,000 on this $500 home; will sac
rifice my equity for $500 cash II inter
ested call S562W.
FOK SALE
Apartment site 1o4 feet front, on y. kan
sas St; only So feet OF Montana St; lot
contains two no Uses r.-t-rE for SIS mo.
EARL NANON. PHONE 2II.
500 DOWN. $50 MONTH
INCLUDING ALL INTEREST
ONLY S225O.
room bungalow just off
paved street and car line; not very
far out: this is a modern buuga-
low and a snap at this price on
such easy terms
See CROSBY with
JOHN W. PHILLIPS & CO..
Phi SIS. 500 First Natl Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25
Furniture Repairing

2 2 HESS FURNITURE WORKS.
Furniture packing. repairing. refinlshiug
and upholstering; get our prices Shops
31c7 Rivera ST. Phone $685.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25

AUTOMOBILE WANTED
As part payment on this new
r. bungalow near school in Grand
view. Price $4,000.
JAY +. KNOX & COMPANY.
sol Caples bldg. Phone e5sG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25

NEW BUNGLOWS
In walking distance; two located
in Mundy Heights and one near
high school. For particulars
go. L. T. KILLER,
BUNGABOWS-GOOD BUYS
Five rooms and glazed sleeping porch.
full basement. hardwood floors. concrete
front porch; house OF best pressed brick;
two fuu lots; half block Of car line. g00I
ueighborhood- This IS cheap $3.50: terms.
six rooms. glazed porch. hardwood
floor in every room: basement heating
plant, beautiful woodwork large front
and side porch many built in features: .
tile bath, garage. cement drive; corner
lots. 75xl4o; south fronts; all paving paid.
Price $3.50. terms.
Phone for an appointment
H B. STONE
JAMES l. MARI COMPANY,
800 San Antonio Phone 1850.