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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-30

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100000.
30 Groscnt s,uiidcm 100000 mi
S25O,OOO;
"a Gro5cnt s,uiidcn 25O,O0O mi
$3OO,OOO;
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$5OO,OOO;
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$75O,OOO;
45 Erp5cnt 3wiideu $75O,OOO mi
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9uppcltc Der jcti9cm.
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jcScs Selcgramm, 9iabiu9ramm nitt
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itcu, ,ulrrbcm bcibcbalten, abcr biz
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,am 1. 9fppembcr lit &raft trctcit, iinn
anf nene @eriidcrnngspoliscn 8 Gent
pct $1OO phcr ,ucnigcr arf Ncbensncr=
iid,ernns, unh 4 Cent pcr 81 anf bas
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cr= mmb Smlanbpcriihcrnngcn.
5 Miitiarbcm fir bic s,ueitc 5reibcits=
anlciDc criuartct.
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SSaibtngtun, 20. sept. 9(ns
hcm Sd)atamt fam bcutc bic Scfannt=
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ten 0rcibcitsanlcibc fir bic pcridicoc=
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3 Scsirfc ,ucrScn ,uubl bic 5alfte
5ctfltcn.
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scidnct ucrbcn, ,uic bci bcr critcnSrci=
bcitsanlciDc. glls @rmnhlagc fir bicls
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picWsinocitimmmc ppn $4,000 100000
,ltn bic ,cr,uartctc Smmmc" ppn $5,=
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-30
Aus ber:&nnbfB1a
9ic &ricsitcncrpprlagc.
( Associated Press

9Saibtngtpn, 20. Sept. S,
hcr 9cmeiaiamcn &pnfcrcns bcs Sc
mats nnb 6auies fan, cs beutc cublid
su cincr Gilttgu,tg iibcr Die $2,70O,=
100000 &ricgitcucruurlagc, nro DC,
8crid)t ,uirb am Mpntag bcm &anis
Dprgclcgt ,ucrbcn,
Sic &citcncrmmg hcr iibcrgrpEc,
&rtcgs Grpfitc ppn ct,un $1,000
100000 nnb bic Gtnfummcnitcmcrl,
ppm $S42,OOO,OOO blicbcm nnpcrin=
bert, abcr cin ncmcs Scred)mmugsipltcn1
,uuroc angcnunlmcm.
Statt Der ,5p,tenitcner ani 9rufia=
d)cn smcttcr Silaiic, ,uic bas s6ams iic
angcllDmrcn, iuMr0c ct,t icncs 3Dncit=
fyitcm beihipiicm, bas nit bcm 1. Suli
1918 1T &raft trctcm ipa, nit pcridjic=
hc,tcn Staten fir 9cic= nnh 9ln5cigc=
ituff nub bcionheren abcr crb1btcn 9la=
ten fit rcligiDic, lambtuirtbIhaftllde
,,nh alhcrc Sl1ttcr.
Cine Grb6bnng ppn ctncm picrtcl
Sent bas 4f,tnh bis STINT 1. Suli 1919
l,nb cincu halbcn Gett ,,nd) hicien.9a=
tmm ,unrhc fcitseickt. slnseigenituff,
,ucuu ,ncbr ais 5 GrDscnt bes sa,tse,,
Ganmcs bcr 9rmdiadc ci,,mcbmcnb,
,uiirbc ppn eincm bicrtcl bts 2 NIB 214
Gent mcbr bcitcmcrt ,uerhcr bis 1. Smli
1919, unb opn 1s Zig ~ Gent mcbr
bis 1. Suli 1920, nnb bpm 81 bis ga
Sent mcbr bis 1921, unb uon / bis 8
Gent nah bicicr 5cit.
Sic 1 Gcnt Gtcmcr anf Sricfc
,pnrhc ppn Ben &p,tfcre,ltcn ,uicbcr auf=
gcnpmncm, ,t,,b cine 1 Geut Stcmer ani
Gpitfarten ,umrbc binsngefiiat. 0icic
stcucrn lullcn ct,ua $7O,OOO,OO0 auf=
bringen mb iinb 80 Sagc mad gln=
,,Gbmc bet %prlagc 1T &rnft. gricfe
mnh &artcn ppn slngeb1riscn scr slr=
nice nnb fS!pttc iinh poltirci.
Sic YcripncnbcfDrbcrut,g ,piro nit
ci,cr Scitcncrnng BON 8 ErDscnt be-
lcet mmb bic sSradtbcf1rbcr,mg nit brci
Groscnt. Sir @rprcfbci6rocruna III
/ Gcut ppn jcbcn 20 Gcnts ST. snblcn.
Sic etcncrn ntf sic &cf6rbcrn,tg III
8Milman gSagcn iimb 10 &rp5cnt.
@inc stcucr npn 3 Hruscnt uiro
anf alc &raftfabr5cnse etnffl. 2alt=
,ungcn gclcgt, nnb tic lit bpn ncit Sab
rifantcm nub Sn,pprtcnrc,t ST tragcl,.
Sic 1 Gent : Stcmpclitcncr ani
Sanfidcfs ,purbc ntbt bcibcbaltc,t,
abcr bic 1 Sent = stcucr fiir Gpit=
pafctc, bic 25 Gent pber ,mcbr fuitcn
blicb.
Sic ncncn. Grbidaftsitemcru (bie
@rbid)aftcn npn Nmcrifancrn int Wd=
litGrbtcnit ausgcnun,,ncn) id),ua,tfci,
pum cincm baIbcn arpsert amf $4,000
Bis at 1Ol&ruscmt anf $1O,O0O,0O0
mub ntcbr.
Sic ppm Scitat angcnpmt,,citcn @tit=
fpmmcniteucrm ii,tb lp gut ,utc nnper=
Inhcrt. Sic ncmc 2 Gruscmt Stcnc'
anf nurntalc Gtnfpmmct pp,t incbr als
$4,000 fir ScrbctratDctc nr0 $1,000
fir 2ebisc iinb int sc9c,tuartig siiltt=
gcn Wcict, iibcrbanpt nid)t entbaltcn.
Bic ucmcm 3nidlaeitcucrn iinb 'ui'
fol9t:
Sin @rp5cnt anf Ginfommcn iibe'
$4,000 nnb mcnigcr als $500; s,uc
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500;
4 Iroscnt s,uiiden $t2,5OO nni
$15,OOO;
5 4rpsent s,uiidem $4,000 nnl
$4,000;
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$4,000;
10 3rpsc,tt s,uiidJcn $4,000 nnl
100000;
IA Yro5ent s,piidcn 100000 nni
$SO,OO0;
1S @rcscnt s,uiidcn $4,000 nnl
100000;
% Irpsent sudden 100000 n','
$t5O,OOO;
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-30
MG8 Dem Mu8lanoe.
9ie srufe Sdiiis,totb.

y on II. rs. sept. Ser Sd)1tfs
fabrtsleiter bat sic slliociateb 9reB erz
1nd6ti9t, folgenbe @rflarung ilber bie
SdWfinbrtsln9e llnb Sic brinaenoeNotbz
tpenoisfeit 5l1 pcr0ffentlideu, baB Sic
Ser. Staatcn Gin 9roB5ii9igc55
bauprp9ramm Beginner miilien.
ugs lit bon gr6Btcr Gidtiefcit. BAT
Die Ser. Staatcn ii6 tlar maden, bab
ser Naneel an Shiffsralun Sic brins
|9enblte 9ebcnsfrase in Ser 9egenlpdrz
tigen Situotion unb SET 8al bon 6anz
belsld)iffcn bon allergrDBtcr 9ebeuz
tuns lit.
Sic Tra9e, ipelder Sic Ser. Stanz
ten ge9enii6ertretcn miiIlen, lit Die. Of
lie auf 8rltno ser @prbereitungen gun,
S6iffsbau. Sic ge9enipdrtie IN slmeriz
ia getrofcn iperben. imltunpe lein tperz
belt, irgcnbciue nennenspertbe Streits
nraht I'M nddftcn Sriibiabr na6Sranfz
reid 5u ienben, obne berart biel
S6iffsraltm ser gSelt bafiir in snz
iprud 5u nebn,en, bab Sic aampfesz
lt0rfe ser iibrigen 4uiirten gennlt Inn
Sen 8etrag 9el6ipadt ,pcroen, ipelhen
sic Ser. Staaten our &erfii9ung ltelIen.
n8ic grob llnb nlidtig au6 immer
Sic Irmee iciu ipiro. apelde Die Ser.
Stanten im fonmenbcn &tnter ausz
biIoen lperben, iie mag iih als Seitrag
SIR Strcitmn6t geeen 9cltti6lanb a(s
ablnlut ipcrtblps crlpciien, tpcnn tcin
|Shiffsrol1m 5u ibrem Srorsport bprz
mnbeu lit. es lei bcnn, ollf Soften hes
Sranspprtcs ser 2cbcnsbebitrfniile Ser
ge9enudrtig I'M Selbc ltebenocn Irz
neen.
Ser @crluit an Shiffsralm leit
8cginn hcs riidlibtslplen Sdlldboptz
fricgcs betrdst icst lnaefdbr ebenir
bicl tpic Sic @clanlntperllllte por bicz
Jet Belt. 8is 5un n1dltcn Sriibiabr
tpcrneu sic 9eutldcn, lpie man err
tpartcn fanu, 200 5d,iffe n1ebr perienft
babcn, als in5lpilheu 9eballt iperoel
fDnnen.
.Sn ndhiten Sriibjobr ipirb Sic
bicsidbrige grnte Sltnu 9r6bten Sbeil
ouisebraud,t leiu rno Sic Notbluenotgs
felt, Stolicn, 6ronfrei6 uno grobz
|brttannien nit 2ebeusmitteln 5lt bers
1prgcn, tpiro ipelentlt6 9eItie9en ietn
3u glei6er 3eit trerben Sic Ser. Stoas
ten bebclttenb mebr Sdiffc nDtbig baz
ben, I'M lire slrmcc 5u transporttrcl1
ltnb Slt llnetrbalten.
9as Irogrnmn ser Ser. Stoater'
nlub folgenoes fem: G5 n1ub grpt
gcnug iein. ,tu mebr neuc S6iffc 81
buuen. als bon Salt6bupten perlerft
lperpeu. Selbit lpenn bies ben Sol1
bon 100000 Sonnen i,1t Sabr be-
bcutet -brcimal 10 niel, als sic 8rts
ten iemols su bolen tlnltanbe tpdre1,
uno fiinin,ol oher ledsmal 10 piel.
ols sic Ger. Stoateu bisber gebn1t
baben = 10 lit bies nibt llnnDglid
ipc1ln Bic Scr. Staaten etren Gtfer an
Sen Sas lcgcn. iuie bie Nlliirten i'm
|bci Gbnffl,ng ibrer slrmccn, 8rtegss
flptten lt1b Ndintttpn beiptelen bds
ben. linn 100000 Sdiffsrol1m bers
sulteuen. linb et1pn 100000 Spnner
|Gtobl crforberlih, ctiuas tpentger als
ser sehntc She'll ser Stablprooufttpl
Nmerifos. Stiebt ,nebr Nols 100000
Naann, ser srobtc Sbeil llnselernt
ipiiroeu gum Sou bieler sdifie auss
retdeu.
Sic 10 allseinauSergeleste slnf9ab'
lit serins I'M &ersleib nit bcr srbe1t
lpelde Sic trieefiibrenoeu e'roBnndcht'
in onccrer pinlicbt seleiitet baben
e,robbritannie,, bot s. 9. ieine srme'
' bon 25O,o00 aaf 100000 @fa1'r
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-30
Vol
9ies2:,7o.o,O0s
enbli0 dis |
} &riegSitcnerDorlage
I 81 betrQ4ttn.
Syar Die 5tpette 6reiRS leibe ,piro ene 3etd):
n,,m8 bon &s.staro em ertpartet.
100 sdaumiecn brid bm 0jcuidt sniammen
Icricbtc.
Sic Grieoltcucrpprloge
Sic slpcite Notwithstanding

Sic 5pcc SrctbeanlcDe 2aSoaettc
pcsam aobngru6nbebr nno zsrbeitcr men nt cini@
gen tougrcBnigeber nit III @erbodt Gaming
cQng e6eidnbc I'M od Sslonb Nrica GroBer Gturm
Gplfile Srcif in Seattle Mpplebclt bcr &cne5uoz
Affaire lcbdng aCtabpo borals9elag - @a55ia auf
aaiscocr Ser S. S. sS. ao6lenprcIe fir Sonia in st - s1
pride lppaler gurger
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-30

8elbn,itteI ser 9anfen bur6 Tcrfaui
puu 8onps $s,ooo,ooo,ooo, ooer
opppelt 10 nicl uls sic @elhbeltdnSe Scr
guufeu bes 2anpes allf5ubringen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-30

prciics cutid)icben babcn 'uir6; abcr
bic @rmbcn6ciitcr pcr,uci8erten bies
UNI ihlm9cn ein 1O=t69tges glnfidicbcn
bcr 1lnterbanblungen por, ,uoranf iidJ
bic &unfcrc1s idlicflid) amf Msuntas
pcrtagte.
9nd bas 1tntcrfpmitcc ber &pblcn=
lcmte aus 9cnuciicc nmb &cntrfD pcr=
tagtc icinc &pnferelts bis Wsputag.
Musitufurg BON Gen. 2aSoaettc
ucrlanat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-30
Ser Ma@ri@tenpertebr &rte9i@Quplat
lit Trautreid i@eint geiptrrt 81 ietu.
Ser pterte &uttan8rif ant Gn8lano n otei<r 2Sode.
9er ar9enuii@e Yraioeut mill oas &egsre@ aber Die sae
8epnbli perbdu9eu.
serenstp nbeni sanbe
gcnannt
|9er pterte suttam9riii aut @n9lamo tn otei<'
8on Sen 9riegIhollplaecn

6rieaIdouplqbcn Webg Scrln Neer 2uts
anoriff Gnolunb Ilner og 8coe
ers Sic sroBe Gdf5npb - Eapt oculhc Sre1spldne?
Geuide nurmobre9e -Soocsurtbc oe9en Spiunin bed9t
Ser ride benotroilhe aon9rb &ercn5p lott i bon 9aoiz
= Sic 6ritiden @erluie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-30

,(Sortiesuns auf aer 8. Seite.l
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

possible by this annual Stock
Show Denver is developing wonderful supply of live stock
for this market
One of the important considerations in the building
of packing is the supply of hogs Hogs the basis
packing and the West devotes
ton the growing of hogs the Denver market grows
years ago the hog supply for this market had be
brought and Nebraska against the competition
Missouri River markets During the last how
of the hogs this market from
territory Colorado Wyoming Utah, Idaho
New Mexico AS the hog supply increases the Denver
will grow. There only half million hogs here
1916 demand for million and is hoped that
will million hogs
annual supply and practically all of them from the
Rocky Mountain AS stated above markets grow
market had been promoted the
ordinary enterprise promoted would have
the builders of the packing plants and
millions of dollars the Inconvenience
of the location The yards located the bank of
hill Immediately behind which has had
eveed and the bottom lands which the yards
filled several feet order
date the growth of the business 1t is the firm belief among
doing the Denver Stock Yards that this
become the market of the
That big packers appreciate the natural
spending developing their properties here
tn of their business.
Chicago from the Atlantic
the Pacific than other big market Sur
always be devoted largely grazing The time is
bulk the supply of the while
, +l,a of the bread
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

In 1886 cattle. $4,000 hogs and $4,000 sheep aoe
up the receipts and comparatively few OF these
sold Denver because in those days there were no
packing plants-only "slaughter-houses
simple beginning the present Denver live stock
packing has developed has never had
any particular promotion boom. but like Topsy lit just
grorved" The packing plants at first were very limited IN
capacity but slight improvement the old
first developed by local capital
and packing industry began when the National Pack
ing Company Of the Armour, Swift and Morrs
interests principal existing plants and COM
menced making improvements With the dissolution OF the
National Packing Company of the plants taken
by Armour Company and the other by Swift & Company
This was only years ago and since that time the
capacity of these plants has been doubled.
The Denver live stock market today is modern and
up-todate in equipment any market the United States
Millions of dollars improvements and these
improvements still in the natural growth OF the
constantly forcing further enargeents in capacity IN
yards and the packing plants The principal
packing business conducted by Swift Company Armour
Company and the Coffin Packing Company There are
number but Denver is equipped with
packing facilities take care of the stock offered
improvements constructed in course OF construc-
ton for 1916 1917 will in of Soooooooo
They handsome Live Stock Exchange building
in which business interests the Stock
Yards rapid growth of the sheep industry and the dem
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04
Growing Live Stock Market

acres of additional ground
have been purchased by the
Stock Yards Company and
new pens for cattle are in
course of construction. All
of the yards are paved with
brick or concrete and are
thoroly equipped with sew
ers and water.
The old spring of the early
days which was responsible
for the location of the yards
at this point on the Platte
has long since disappeared
and only the old-tiners re-
member it. The yards today
are equipped with the city
water brought direct from
the mountains and no stock
yards supplies better water
for the live stock than can be
found on the Denver market.
Last year the receipts at
the Denver market were ap-
proximately 100000 cattle;
100000 hogs and 100000
sheep. There is every indi-
cation that this year will wit
ness further increase in the
receipts on this market.
The whole world is IA
miliar now with the excel
lence of Colorado fed lambs.
From a million and half to
two million lambs are fed
in the feed-lots of this state
every winter and for a num-
Der of years these lambs
have gone to the big markets
of the East for slaughter, but
during the last winter the
Denver packers have demon
strated the fact that they can
handle the product of the
Colorado feed-lots at this
point. Approximately three
cars of live sheep can be
squeezed into one refrigera-
tor car when dressed and
after several years of expert
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

the Denver live stock
- market. Everyone is
familiar with the story
of the wandering calf that
marked a zigzag trail in the
snow SO many years ago
which ultimately grew into
an important street in a great
city. In Denver it was a
bubbling spring that was in
directly responsible for the
great live stock mart and
packing center which has de-
veloped there.
Away back in the early
days, the butchers OF Den
yer and neighboring towns
were supplied with their
beeves from the trail herds.
Down on the Platte, about
three miles from the city,
there was a very convenient
place to hold the herd Of beef
cattle and live spring sup
piled excellent water. The
butchers got into the habit
of visiting this locality for
the purchase of the few head
of cattle they needed from
day to day. Gradually a few
improvements were made
the spring was run into a
long trough for the more
convenient watering Of the
cattle. and a corral was built
in which the herd could be
held while the butchers made
their selection. At first the
market was held on Sunday
mornings when the butchers
and cattlemen got together
near the spring and did their
bargaining sitting on the
fence Of the corral looking at
the cattle. Each purchaser
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

o ~
the p
dIpngo o from hundred t more
poi
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

wdoft yac
Mhe largest caes structure il
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

I'VE stock markets are
not made to order or
promoted but grow
naturally. This fact is
n very aptly illustrated
in the development of
the Denver live stock
, market. Everyone is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Legal Notice.
No. 24f.
NOTICE OF HEARING
PUBLIC WATERS
THE ST NTE OF TEN A.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
Notice is hereby given, TO whom
concerned, that the Rio Grande valley
Farms Company, a corporation dOmi-
ciled at FL PasO, Texas, acting by and
through c. NJ Newman, who sub
scribes himself as the president there
of, did on the 22nd day Of November,
A. D. 1917, file an application in the
office Of the BOARD OF WATER En-
GINEERS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS,
in which it applies for permit TO
divert and appropriate 400 cubic feet
OF water per second Of time, for the
purpose Of irrigating certain lands
hereinafter described, from the unap-
prOpriated waters Of the State OF
Texas, 10 be diverted from the ordin-
airy flow OF the Rio Grande by means
OF a diversion dam constructed on the
northwest bank Of the Rio Grande
River at a point where the r. 2. No.
p International Boundary Commits
sion Monument brs y. Il degrees 40
minutes W. 1893 feet, and about 80
miles in a sOutheasterly direction from
the City OF FL PasO, in FL PasO county.
Texas
You are hereby further notified that
said irrigation system shall consist or
said diversion dam, headgate ana
canals as are delineated and
described on the map filed with said
application.
You are hereby further notified that
&
agricultural lands out Of certain s. A.
Maverick Surveys delineated and
shown by the map filed with said ap-
plicauOn, aggregating 5000 acres, and
situated in FL PasO and Hudspeth
Counties, Texas
A HEARING on the said application
Of the said Rio Grande Valley Farms
Company viii be held by the Board or
Water Engineers Of the State OF
Texas. at the office OF said Board in
the City OF Austin. County Of Travis.
said state, on Monday, December S1st, /
1917, beginning at 10 o'clock A n,
at which time and place all parties
interested may appear and be heard .
Sucn hearing VIII be continued from
time 10 time and from place TO place, .
II necessary. until such determination 1
has been made relative TO said appli-
cation as the said Board o. Water
Engineers may deem right, equitable 4
and proper
GIVEN UNDER. and by virtue o. I
an order OF the Board OF Water In
gineers Of the State Of Texas. at the 4
office of said Board. IN Austin. Texas, f
this the 24rh day OF November. A. d 4
1917
Rolleu T. Window.
". r. Patter,
Board
Attest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Wanted-Agents


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cheaper than coal So. Agents BONANZA
Liberty Burner. Columbus Ohio.
You can make from $1,000 70 5000 year
taking orders for AIalloch-Knit hosiery and
underwear sold direct from tho mills 20
the wearer; start taking orders January J.
Write al once. Mauoch Knitting Mills,
Dept X. Grand Rapids. Mich
AMAZING new invention. marvellous add
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factories buy from one 20 dozen Enc--
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Write quick for trial offer and protected
Territory. Dept 5lS Calculator corpora
ton. Grand Rapids. Mich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Wanted-SaIesmeR

---~---~-~~~--------~~---
GOOD salary 90 high class house 20 house
salesman. Phone 1914.
SIS a WEEK our REPRESENTATIVE average
earnings. opening new territory high
grade statesmen wanted; quality product.
universal demand 100000 corporation
The standard Register Co. Dayton o.
SALEsMEN= Experienced OF inexperienced
city or travelling send Tor our free bo1aS
"A knight OF the Grip and list Cf open
-rEs- Immediate employment service 81 NJ
carel member address nearest Office.
N4tI Sllesmers TT assn. Dept @-2. Chic
clgo, san Francisco. New York
AMBITIOUS >Ai-ESMES OF neat appear
aule, cali on merchants in your territory.
elegant line. convenient 10 carry. good
commissions. prompt remittance The
Geo IT, jung CO.. Cincinnati. o.
SALESMAN a. once for general trade "a
Texas; new STRONG proposition staple
--ue5 srea- demand now. splendid COM
mission contract for ISIS So weekly Tor
expense Continental JeweIry Co. $500
Continental building. Cleveland. Ohio.
FORD headlight interslfier. guaranteed.
profit So DOZEN 1000 better light az low
speed; sample s5c COD. 30 days t-lal.
il not Eaustac-org- RETURN mo1ev cheer
fully refunded reference Merclutlis STATE
hams Universal Iurelsitie- company. 614
iii fluUlts. MINI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
For Rent-House. Unfurnished.

For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.
FIVE room bungalow. SIS. Phone sSsSJ-
sIN room house. unfUrnlshsd. $40. Phone
FOK KENT-Four room house With bath.
.et Eesmsn St $40 Phone Il63.
Tor RENT-Four room brick. sleeping
porch, Orchard Tark SO Phone ts59Ii-
CLOSE 20 Southwestern. four room house.
SIS. can 500 Manzana Ct.
BUY YOUR Xmas furniture now. 20 g
discount on entire stock; ray next year
sCN hole coal range Tor sale Phone 5ssI-
lllI MaEoffin-
-FOUR rooms. 2ll7 Louisville. Highland
Park. Phone 49lS.
EXTRA special terms on Bis bills.
FOUTZ MOORE FURNITURE CO.
FOUR room house. go. 1us 40. also
room house. 14Igi5 SO. Phone $50.
TWO rooms with sleeping porch. bath,
gas. electric light Sl25o- $500 M1nzana-
Three room house. sSls Tularosa. sl2-
Phone S6bs.
SEVEN room house. Basement and yard
l.Lt Nye1lllE-
rot X room house. gas. 1923 oxford. Cow.
HILL Sl6-
FOR RENT-Four room house with BATH
modern al w Overland SIS Phone sss-
FOR RENT-Three room house ANA sta
hlei large lot $3.50 Phone ll55 af.e-
o'clock
WILL rcut for $3.50 per month. q mot
eru four room bungalow. located 1Il- W.
Main: walking distance from plaza Pm so.
FOUR rooms. modern bungalow sleeping
porch. bath. clubhouse. secs Louisville
Phone 4s1-
IOK KEN -unfurulshed five room dwell
ing. san Diego ST., good location on.y
so per month q. A. Kline CO., ph- 1a>l-
MODERN bungalow. rooms and siassed
3D. sleeping porch, range in Kitchen Go g.
Hil- f-ll Chester Phone 1906
FOR RENT-Neg five room bunEaloW
near car line; Mauhattau Heights. Phone
GOOD room house. S-P.. screened Do
one acre ground; good water on paved
rltI il Tsleta; rent $3.50 mo. VIM Noel I
ler. zoo Herald BLDG Phone 1921
JEN III GIFTS always please Sec our list I
of Inexpensive things.
BABNETTS-si9 SAN ANTONIO ST /
FOR EENT
4 r. cottage. bath and porchas. =. Mo. $50 !
MCKEE EROS. EOS Mills Bldg
FOR BgNr-4 room cottage. newly reno /
waited. 1900 block Nevada 20. $500 See I
a.. W. Moore owner. 20-4 Montana ST. or D
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
~ First National Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Special Notices.

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YOUR mattress renovated. s1-15 Up: car
pets cleaned Erwin Mfs- CO.. ph- no
MEN wanting room and best home cook
ms very reasonable, phone 56cl-
CHlROPKACTOR. graduate S-sC. cora
~ Franson. DC 1902 Montana PHI 7s2lW.
THE only steam carpet cleaners: ski. 81;
acme Mat * Feather Co. Pho 1871.
XMAS trees. 1000 OF them; place in your
order today. Free delivery. Price soc up
Phone G7C1-
STOVES. new and second hand On pay
meuts.
FOUTZ MOORE co.
SOTICE-The western Furniture CO. sells
furniture only. no clothing. and IS To-
Gated corner Stanton and Overland St
BEST CASH price paid for furniture.
sewing machines rented. $3.50 a month
SCHAFFER'S FURNITURE EXCHANGE,
5l1 T. san Antonio Phone 1922
WHY suffer with cold feet when Man
nj lg's Powder viii keep them warm: use
every morning. Manning Powder Co. Fort
worth.
WHITE narc-ssus in full bloom growing
on their own bulb roots. raised en- my own
home; more lasting than greenhouse CTt
sprays- VIII bloom for month or more.
Order now for Xmas. Quantity limited
Phone z0sgW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
HELD Wansed-Male and Female

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Man and vie 10 care fo- furnace Ia
exchange for small apt no children. GIL
W. Missouri Phone 5554J.
MEN-W OMEN wanted Immediately gov
eminent war Jobs. $50 month; lsr free.
Franklin Institute. dept. f5ok. Eoches-
ter. N T.
Lessons in COMMERCIAL spanish coaching
for civil service eEaullla-i lus. efficiency
courses; 10 years experience lessons -oIr
home or my Clsee; local banking REFER