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Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
GRAND RECITAL
 WEDNESDAY EVE

Pupils of William Conrad Mills will give recital Wednesday evening, May 23, at the Woman's club. An ambitious program of songs, duets and quartets will be rendered and the final number will be the famous "Miserere" scene from "Il Trovatore' sung by chorus and the two soloists. Miss Clara Haz- ard and Howard Ewing. 1t has be- come necessary to secure a larger au- ditorium for these recitals, than the studio rooms, in order to accomodate the friends of the pupils and other music lovers who desire to hear these programs.
 Those participating on this program are Miss Clara Hazard, Miss Alice B. Norton and the Mesdames H. C. Lock ett, Robert E. Curry, Robert M. Tafel, Walter B. Leecraft. and Francis H. Redewill, sopranos; Miss Elizabeth Toohey, Mrs. c. E. Connor and Mrs. o. H. Mitchell, contraltos; Dennis c. Gleason and Howard F. Ewing. tenors; Pete Williams and Charles w. Lapham, basses;i and Master Louis Moore, ten year-old boy soprano. Miss Merta H. Work will be the accompanist for the entire program. A cordial invitation is extended to all those who are interested in music The program has been pre- pared with much care and every effort has been made to make it interesting and representative of the best local talent. The program is as follows:
 Quartet
 Wake. for the Sun Who Scattered
 into Flight-from In a Persian GardenD ........... Liza Lehman Mesdames Leecraft and Mitchell Messrs. Ewing and Williams ta) When Irish Eyes are Smiling (hap1toa-. n1ao+. eo) sweetheart Frank Lynes
 MT. Dennis C. Gleason la) For He Loved Her .. Harriet Rusk (b) Yet, An! that Spring Should
 Vanish with the Rose .... Jas. H. Rogers l Co My True Lover Gave Me a Red. Red Rose Jessie L. Gaynor
 Mrs. H. C. Lockett
 ta) I've Been Roaming (Old English) 1 Charles E. Horn 1 (b) Mounth so Charmful (Pur di- cesti, bocca bella ....N
 ...;.-..-. Antonio Lotti
 Mrs. c. E. Connor
 (a) Wynken, Bynken and Nod
 tDutch Lullaby) ..
 ...-,.... Reginald DeKoven tb) In Primrose Dell - -... Charles Gilbert Spross
 Master Louis Moore ta) Butterfly Song. and l tb) Fan Song (from Songs of Japan) A Granville Bantok tc) 0. Swallow Flying South (Text from Tennyson's Princess Benj. Whelpley 1 Miss Clara Hazard ta) Armourers Song (from Robin Hoodl ....- Reginald DeKoven MT. Pete Williams 1 'd) Tn the Gondola (from A Day in 1 Venlce) ....... Ethelbert Nevin tp) Because She Kissed It .. | Jessie l.. Gaynor Mrs Robert E. Curry 'al My Peace Thou Art DuBist Die
 huh) .......... Franz Schubert tp) The Err King (Der Erl Koing)
 Franz Schubert
 Mrs. O. H. Mitchell
 'a) The Call of Maytime fhN G.. --.-...-.. May H. Brahe 'ot serenade ..... W. H. Neidlinger
 Mrs Robert M. Tafel l Duets
 ta) Flight of Clouds
 /, toJ on. Happy are the Blind
 'cl Nearest and Dearest fTucsan
 Folk Songs) =. Luigi Caracciole Mesdames Leecraft and Mitchell In this Solemn Hour (from Forza
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
PERSONAL MENTION

Ed P. Doheney left yesterday for Douglas and Bsbee where he will spend week iE the interest of the Arizona Labor Journal, of which he is business manager
 J. J. Mcintosh of Tucson, manager of the Schweitzcr Machine company, spent Sunday with his family in this city. Mrs. SchWeitzer and children are visiting here.
 C. A. DeLong, widely known Tucson resident, registered at the Commercial hotel late yesterday afternoon. He will spend several days in Phoenix on a combined business and pleasure trip.
 F. $. Milligan of Florence is spend ing a few days as a Phoenix visitor arriving last evening. He is a guest at the Commercial hotel
 W. s. Sawyer, well known Congress business man, is guest at the Com mercial. hotel during a short business and pleasure stay in Phoenix. He ar rived late yesterday afternoon.
 Thomas Wills. sheriff of Pinal Coun- ty, registered at the Adams hotel last evening. He will spend only a skort time here on business.
 E. C. Morris, prominent mining man of Superior, arrived last evening and will spend several days here on busi- ness. He is a guest at the Jefferson hotel
 Captain George Thayer of the Illinois National guards arrived in Phoenix last evening and will spend several weeks in this community on official business. He registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 R. R. Ashley, prominent cotton man of Douglas, is guest at the Jefferson hotel during a short business stay in this city. He arrived late yesterday af- ternoon.
 j. F. Quinn. widely known drygoods travelling representative of St. Joseph, Mo-, registered at the Jefferson hotel late yesterday afternoon. He will spend several days in this community.
 E. A. Tovrea, prominent cattle man of Tucson, is spending a few days in this city on business. arriving late yes terday afternoon. He is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 Neill E. Bailey, well known Prescott resident, is a guest at the Hotel Adams during a short business stay here. He arrived yesterday afternoon.
 E. T. Green, an attorney for the Ray Consolidated mine. registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday afternon. His visit to Phoenix is on business.
 Mr. ard Mrs. Nes Johnson. well known Hayden residents, are spending a few days as Phoenix visitors. arriv- ing late yesterday afternoon. They motored to this city. and are guests at the Hotel Adams.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
NAVY NUT FULL;
 NEED MORE MEN

Plenty of room in the navy for young men with red blood in their veins. with desire to serve their country well and a wish to be where there is something doing if there is to any action any where. An impression has gained ground in some quarters that the navy doesn't need any more men; that the quota is filled.
 That is mistake, and the naval men in charge of the recruiting station in Phoenix, which is at 35 West Washing ton street. want that impression cor rected The station is recruiting men from the ages of r to 35 years of age. It is true that the training stations are somewhat overcroWded at present, but recruiting is going right along.
 All men who enlist and who are not sent immediately to a training station,
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

daI Destino) . Giuseppe Verdi Messers. Ewing and Lapham "a, A Smile - Landon Ronald 1S) Song. Jest, Perfume and Dances from Romeo and JulieD
 Charles Gounod Miss Alice B. Norton fa) Gvpsie Love Song (from The
 .. Victor Herbert (b) The Broken Ring ........... " Christopher Gluck (c) The Friar of orders Grey
 Henry Shield MT. Charles Lapham (a) The Nightingale Hath Tyre Of Gold .... Benjamin Whelpley (b) Beat Upon Mine, Little Heart " Ethelbert Nevin (c) The Years at the Spring ....... - Mrs H. H. A. Beach Mrs Walter Leecraft (a) Rose in the Bud .. Dorothy Forster (b) Song of the Chimes ...-...... - Lola C. Worrell (c) The Cry of Rachel ...-......
 Mary Turner Saiter Miss Elizabeth Toohey (a) La Donna e Mobile (Women are Changeable), Rigoletto ...... ............ Giuseppe Verdi (b) Cradle Song ..... Jorann Brahms co Spirto Gentil (from La Favorita)
 DoniZetti MT. Howard F. Ewing (a) In the Rose Garden (Serenade and (b) At the Mosque (from The Heart of Farazda) ..................
 Malcolm D. McMillian (c) Ecstasy ... Walter Morse Rummel Mrs Francis H. Redewill Chorus of vocal pupils
 Music from Tower scene. Il Trova- tore. Giuseppe Verdi
 Miss Clara Hazard, Soprano MT. Howard F. Ewing, Tenor Miss Merta H. Work, Accompanist.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
RECITAL GIVEN
 PLEASES MANY

One of the most pleasing musical re- citals of the season was that given by the pupils of Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett at the Presbyterian church Fri day night. The Presbyterian choir as sisted. A silver offering was taken for the benefit of the local Red Cross chapter.
 The pupils. without a single eXcep- tion rendered their pieces without the music and each received hearty en- core. The attendance was unusually large.
 Those who took part in the program were: Mabel Wetzler, Ethel Twitchell, Evelyn Clark, Hazel Wetzler, Mary Twitchell Macs Gemmell, Hughie Rone,, Norma Sherman, Frances Sharpe. Dorothy Barr, Anna Fink. Alma Row land, Elizabeth Englestrom, Mary Janice Hulett, Alice Finley. Florence Sloane, Eunice Forester. Mrs. o. N. Handley, Louis Connor and the Pres bVterian choir.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

 TALK TONIGHT

This evening Miss Isabel Holbrook. a national lecturer of the American Theosopnical society will deliver her famous address What Will Come Out If the Melting Pot?" at the lodge rooms of the local society in the Creighton building, on First ave nue. The following evening. "Thc Story of Evolution" retold in terms of Masonic symbology will be given.
 On Monday. Tuesday and Wed nesday afternoons Miss Holhrook will hold an informal reception at the lodge rooms for the benefit of the women of the community who may wish 10 question her regarding theosophic.,l subjects.
 Miss Holbrook has recently return ed from a soiourn in Egypt and the results of her study of the great pyramids are featured in her lecture. These lectures are all free
 Hire a little salesman at The Re publican offira
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

time registration for the class will
 be closed. Registration for certifi- cate for the first aid class will also hes closed at that time and persons having completed the course either this spring or last summer and wish to secure certificates must file their names and examination fee of 50 cents. required ,by the National Red Cross association, with either Miss Egelston or at the Chamber O. Com merce immediately.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

o'clock Monday evening. The automo- piles will be highly decorated and pre- Tious to making the start for the coun- try, will circle the streets of Phoenix. Autos, cigars, cigarettes and pipes will be furnished and buffet luncheon will he serN ed when the party arrives at the Country Club. It is expected that fully 100 will make the trip.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
TOWN TOPICS
HOISTEIN SALE

HOLSTEIN SAlE-Roy- Goodrich, owner of the big Goodrich ranch south of Tempe, has sold a herd of 20 regis tered Holstein COWS to William Gold man Rogers of Phoenix. The sale was made through the agency of Frank Reed Sanders.
 LEAVES FOR COAST-Graco Cof- fee known to all mems haberdashery stores in Arizona and who makes Phoenix his headquarters, left Sat urday for the Pacific coast He will visit the factory which he represents in this district and study the new fall lines
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
Local Weather Yesterday

Deficiency in temperature yesterday, 13 degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, v degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January 1, S31 degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 2.S1 inches. Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 4.99 inches. Accumulated excess deficiency in temperature since January 1, 2.16 inches.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT,
 Meteorological.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

What Will Come Out of the Melting Pot" considering out entrance into the present world war and "The Story of Evolution as told by the Masonic symbols. Two lectures to be given by Miss Isabel B. Holbrook, national lec- turer Theosophical society at D. m. Monday and Tuesday evening, May 21 and P at the rooms of the local lodge. Creighton building, 30 North 1st Ave. Admission free=AdV db
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
------------tJ- - CABINET MUST RESIGN
TRepuhIican A. ?. Leased wIre1

Republican A. ?. Leased Wire1
 PEKING, May 19.-The house ot representative by a vote of 229 to 1S0 decided today not to consider any war measures until the Premier and Minis ter of War Yuan Chin h-Jui resigned and the entire cabinet was recognized. Virtually all the cabinet resigned re- gently but the premier refused to ac- cept their resignations
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Woodmen Circle Tonioht

There will be a meeting of the Wood men Circle tonight at Knights of Pyth- ias hall at 8 o'clock. A good attendance is desired as there will be initiation.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
Red Cross Dance

Red cross Dance
 The Royal Neighbors Thimble cluA will give a club party and dance, open to the general public, in K of P. hall on Wednesday evening for the benefit of the Red Cross chapter. Card playing begins at o'clock and dancing at g o'clock Ice cream and cake will be served Music will be by the woman's orchestra. Ire ad- fee is 10 cents
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
Rcd croee Maat;no

A meeting of the Red Cross sick nursing class will be held at the Central school bJilding at 7:45 o'clock Tuesday evening at which
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

but remain at home are drawing pay just the same. It costs nothing to De examined for the navy. The recruiting office is open from o'clock a. m. until s o'clock D. m.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
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WEATHER TODAY

TReFGblican A. F. Leased Wire1 WASHINGTON. D. C.. May 20.- For AriZonG Colorado and New Mex ico-Monday and Tuesday generally fair: rising temperature.
 West TeXas-Fair Monday ana Tuesday
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS

A stated conclave will occur at the Asylum this evening at 7:30 o'clock All sojourning Sir Knights cordially in- vited to attend
 HOWARD J. BRAZEE
 Emminent Commander
 (AGVl If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
WEATHER FROM ALL OVER

U. S. Department of AgricuIturs Weather Bureau, Water Users
 BuiIdpu
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

Ed P. Doheney left yesterday for Douglas and Bisbce where he will spend week iE the interest of the Arizona Labor Journal, of which he is business manager.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

J. J Mcintosh of Tucson, manager of the SchweitZer Machine company, spent Sunday with his family in this city. Mrs. Schweitzer and children are visiting here.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

Mr. ard Mrs. Nels Johnson. well known Hayden residents. are spending a few days as Phoenix visitors, arriv- ing late yesterday afternoon. They motored to this city. and are guests at the Hotel Adams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27
O. p. HUDsPETH
j.. A. DALE.
IA nnEn


The state Of Texas
To the sheriff OK any constable o. =
Pas0 county. greeting
You are hereby commanded 20 summon
Of this citation once IN each week FOR
four successive weeks previous 20 the re-
turn day hereof in some newspaper pub
lsl=d in your county 90 appear at The
next regular term Of the Sf-h District
Court Of e Paso county. TO be holden AZ
the Court house thereof. in the City ri
Fl Paso. TEXAS. IN the first Monday IN
November. 1917. the same being the 5-h
day OF November. 1871 then and there 20
answer g petition flied in said court on
the 4th day OF October. 1917. IN a sulr
numbered on the docket Of said court Nc.
1917. wherein Vivian Walker is plaintiff
and Howard i. Walker is defendant and
said petition being a suit FOR divorce on
the ground OF three years abandonment.
and alleging that plaintiff IS an actual
bonzflde resident Of the state Of Texas
snd has resided In the state Tor more
than one year. and in the county for more
than six months preceding the filing Of
she petition; further alleging that defend
an- abandoned plaintiff Tor q period o.
more than three years, and praying for
a divorce, and the care, custody and con-
troll Of the two minor children Of plain
fift and are tO-wit-
Raymond. q boy aged eight years. and
Geraldine. a girl aged 10 years
Herein fail not. but have you before said
court. at its Aforesaid next regular term.
thls writ. with your return thereon. show
ms how you have executed the same
Given under my hand and seal OF said
court az office in the city OF Fl Pas1.
Texas. this the 9Th day & October. 1917
Clerk district court. il Paso county, Tex
BY ~ >. HAYNES DeTsutV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27


MANTED-A MAN To DISTRIBUTE
CARDS AND CIRCULARS: PREFER ONE
WHO HAS HAD SOME EXPERIENCE
WRITE 300. CARE HERALD.
WANTED live. hustIing. rustiinE gro
Gerry clerk. willing % work; not afraid
90 work overtime and willing 90 get
raise once iu "a while by deserving &c. must
speak Spanish. The John T. May Grocery
CO.. Las Cruces. New Mex.
NaNTED-Unu arried man. middle aged
preferred. 90 work in Gen Mise- on Indian
rasarvation; must be- able % take care Of
Sr10'r; plenty OF work good position for
live man Address W. r. Tiffany. Rice,
Ariz-
FIBEMEN AND BRAKENIEN. s115
monthly: all railroads: experience unuec-
essary- positions guaranteed; two best
paving positions in railroad service Tor In
experienced men, Write Railway Associa-
tiCn care Herald.
WANTED Competent window trimmer
and card writer who has had experience
lu dry goods and womeu's shoes Salary
500 per month. no more. state age. mar
rled or single. and references covering past
five years Position permanent with ad-
vau-emen- II services are satisfactory
Rebel Commercial Co.. Tucson. Ariz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27
Helm Wanted-MsIs

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FaU & Mitchell Employment Agency,
203 san Francisco st
WANTED-Experieuce salesman. address
r f05. care Herald
WANTED An experienced bookkeeper.
Apply Levy Grocery Co
WaSTED-Boys with wheels Acme Tap
L1p Messenger service 90 F. Overland
BARBER wanted 1000 Alameda St. call
SUNDAY
MERRY GO-ROUND engineer wanted. APP
ply at grounds. Piedras and Texas sts-
BUSINESS suit. SIS and ~. 1Iorehead's
Busy Little Tailor shop. +03 " oregon ST
WANTED-Au round Blacksmith STEADY
place for good man $3.50 per day. Ad-
dress = J. Causey. Carlsbad, y. n
WANTED-Steady trustworthy boy not
afraid Of work Apply T. Brucker. tailor.
opposite Rolston hospital.
HUsTLERS-We pay e5c each for names
send for contract in your section. Instant
Nuleanizer dept Is. Chicago
WANTED Electric-Eas meter reader and
collector; mist be able TO pass FOR bond.
salary 500 per month Address T 90.
care Herald
WANTED-Civilian barber for headquar-
tiers troop 18th cav. Columbus. New Mex;
address Nus John F. C1lsen. Hq. Tt. Ieth
ca. columbus. New Mex
WANTED at ouce-Good Ford mechanic
permanent position for right man. no
booze fighter wanted. Decatur Motor Co.
Decatur. Texas
WANTED-Live. energetic boy over SIX
teen years old. for office work. Call 110S
Mills But ding, City
ALI round mechanic, experienced WITH
power ard mining mar hinery for work On
city state experience and salary cx-
pected- Address X 559. care Herald
Statesmen. 800 10 $500 monthly. side
lne 10 Erocers. druggists. direct or
through johbers. household necessity. cor
stantly. rapidly consumed B1leanaid Eom-
uany. San Diego California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27
Help Wanted-MaIe and Fem,I.

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one room apt in exchange for caring
for furnace Gil w Missouri Phone $50
FIRST CLASS cook immediateIy- good
wages; no houseworlz. washing or ironing
1918 Montana
WANTED-rwo kodak fnlshers. men or
women. for DamlnE, y. u. j.. vs.. Prathe-
Co., 205 Mesa
WANTED. immediately - Women.
government war jobs. 500 month; list
free Franklin Institute. dept. 4s0J. Roch-
ester. n y.
THOUSANDS government war positions
open; 800 month. Examinations every
where; list free. Franklin Institute. dept.
go L Ench..La- Y I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27

ILAlR. NOE removed electrically. ?. 76sSiI
WIGS and loupcfs H&H. Co. rs n Kan--
sPIRELLA eorssts. Mrs Miller. Pm 1881.
MRS. CHOSLA'S voman's exchange. Iz9
n. Campbell Phone s549.
JEWELRN repaired at very low cost.
BARNETT'S-zl9 SAN ANTONIO ST
LACE curtains Numbered beautifully. Kra-
mer phone 1918.
PERSONAL-Eczema and skin Irritation
use Carts Cure Cured me after years Of
suffering; sent postpaid. 81. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money back. Address CarIs
Cure. box 1929. Bisbee. Ariz
n YOU NEED A SEWING MACHINE
o. the right price. see us before sou buy.
All kinds. White New Home. STANDARD.
Davis New Royal and about 90 Singers
from So 20 1855 cash or credit
YOUNG FURNITURE CO..
ie- s Stanton ST. Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27
ROOming HOuses-FOr Sale and REM

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BOOMING house for sale 515iz s. FL
Paso. Phone $3.50.
WE HAVE an the best buys. any size
Cray q Co. 1o2 Herald bldg Phone $50
EIGHT room house. close in. $500; $3.50
down. balance easy; rent SIS. Address A,
care Herald
KITCHEN CABINETS. 81 a week. IIs n.
Stanton
FOUTz-MOORE FURNITURE co.
THIRTY ROOM hotel; one half block
Del Norte- doing nice business reason Tor
sale. going 20 war Address $50. care
Herald.
INV HOTEL
SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF INV
PICKBELL BUILDING; FORTN-FOUR
ROOMS, BATHS, STEAM HEATING
Plant. WILL LEASE FOR THREE OR
FIVE YEARS; REASONABLE RENT
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY,
pa MILLS BLDG. PHONE 5ss
THE DANDIEST s ROOM TRANSIENT
In the city rent only SIS: good lease
going at $500 with $3.50 cash. bal. easy
See 10 for the money
This s room place. close In. cut from
a thousand to $3.50; half down, for a sure
sale this week You cannot lose on
Just look rooms. good furniture. at
only s4o0s swell home and nice income
above rent
Another snap: 10 Rooms 40 $500. $3.50
cash and bal easy rent SEQ and good
lease.
A swell 70 Room Boarding House
Always fulI. extra good furniture and
worth more. but offered at $500; half
cash.
Look-l5 Rooms with a rental OF s400
q room and price OF $50 per room Can
you beat IT.
The SWEETEST 81 Room modern little
hotel in city; cut a thousand; now going
for $500 and only $1,000 down. This IS
for the big money maker
We Have Exclusively the two best apart
ment houses in the city and viii sur
prise you with the price on either Let
us tell you
GRAY CO.,
102 Herald bldg Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27
Wanted-SaiesmeH


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SALESMEN-Ss commission per order and
repeats best premium 1Escr-u=nr- on
earth for men making small towns ana
crossroads stores Grove NfE- Co, 1852
cottage Grove ChicaEo-
SAESMEN and aEents-Ne have three
biggest money making Hines. g. failing $3.50
90 S51- either side lines or exclusive A9-
dress Bin u. Newton. Iowa
SlDEIINE sales-neu can earn big = uu-y
selling rev proposition; no samn-as TO
Gerry references Dept =. Ac-L=e Coz
Chicago
>ALE-MES-C City or travelling. write t0r
Address nearest office Nati. Statements
IT. Assn dept 223, Chicago. san Fran
cisco. New York
SALESAIEN wanted--Laces. embroideri1s.
main or side line san pies very liEhcs lib
e-I commissions. weekly settlements only
Brir Bros. direct importers Of European
lares. Dallas. Texas
SALESMAN. experience unnecessary.
strong staple line for general trade. big
demand now. splendid commission con-
tract s35 weekly for expenses. Continental
j. Telrr Co. 352fS Continental building.
Cleveland Ohio.
A LEADING house in is lire wants sales
men calling upon general stores. clothing
merchants and haberdashers TO carry side
line; no samples; everything I'm your
pocket. excellent opportunity liberal In
come assured; remittances weekly. A1-
dress sales Mgr box $50. Chicago. III
ACTIVE statesmen by first class lace. em-
bruidery. dry goods and handkerchief
firm; must have good following with gem
eral merchants in cities and small towns
samples compact and easily handled LIB
eraI commission paid weekly Address
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ave NeW YORK City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27

FOR RENT
Five room furnished buuEa-
low. Bliss 50. 500
-Four room furnished huuEl-
low. Wyoming street. $50
store room. Wyoming St.
g35.
Two small houses. Wyoming
street. SO and sI5-
Four room horse. Missouri
street. Sez50.
Two small houses with some
land for rent I'D the valley.
W. i. PAYNE,
4o1 Mesa ave- Phone 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27
Personal.

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BOOMING houses can find their wants in
money makers az
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
PERMANENT HAIR REMOVER-Th-
only treatment which viii remove perma
nently all superfluous hair. leaving no
marks or biemish on the most deIica De-
skin; no depilatory or the electric needle
used; originator and sold exclusively -
Mrs i. NJ Smidt Cal and Investigate
q u-rI.e .na Eu.ur. Plnne go
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27
For Rent-Houses Furnished.

COTTAGE. five room sleeping porch. com
pIete; close in. no children Apply sos n
Kansas