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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Housekeepinq Rooms-Furnished


HKG rooms furnished 81 y. e Paso St
2 ROOMS and SIP. Peh-. 80 \. Kassas.
2 Hkg- Rms. SIS. Pm. SseIW- Pvt home.
AND ? ROOM APIS. III q. Boulevard.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. so7 \. camPbslL
TWO HOUSEKEEPING rooms. Io2s Olive.
NEWLY painted close. 4osls Wyo. ph- 4511.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms-so6 E. Missouri
HOUSEKEEPING rooms Phi 2s16W-
ROOM. kitchenet and S. p 1t17 y Kansas
ONE ROOM, lights. water, telephones
prlvllege OF living room n 4fs5-
THEE NICE rooms with kitcheaet for
$50 month 10. l5l4 Upson Ave
NICE Housekeeping room, So week. Also
sleeping room. So week. Ia s. Ochoa-
TWO HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 1911 La
coffin. SIS.
TWO light housekeeping rooms No sick
or children. Private family. rs s. St
Nrain. half block from san Antonio s.
TWO CLEAN and comfortable housekeep-
Ing rooms, private entrance. adjoining
bath. close in, reasonable Phi 1851
TWO CLEAN convenient rooms cheap for
two ladies. Sewing machine for sale
Pm 55ssR-
LARGE ROOM with Sleeping porch. fitted
for housekeeping, Sl6- large house
keeplng room 81 Ne place n &c.
TWO housekeeping rooms. sleeping porch.
s04J or 9e6 y. Campbell
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. kitchenet. pri-
vate bath. sleeping porch. so month
los Nevada
THREE ROOMS. Sleeping porch. running
water No objection 20 children Close
70 school Phi s172.
TWO ROOMS and sleeping porch. beauti-
fully furnished. all conveniences. 1903 n
Oregon Phi 6435-
NICE FURNISHED room with kitchenet,
hot water all the time; steam heat VIZ
ginia Apis. 1t1s y oregon. Apt. /
TWO Housekeeping rooms. completely fur
nished- No pets taken 1915 Wyoming
Phone bS5s-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. s2-25 and $3.50
per week S11iz z. san Antonio Phi
44s2-
TWO CLEAN nicely furnished housekeep-
Ing rooms with running water. phone
lights AID water furnished 1T " ST.
Eraln-
HOUSEh EEPING room and sleeping
porch. All conveniences. close in. SIS;
also small basement room cheap 5o3 y.
Santa Fe-
CLEAN and nicely furnished rooms with
private porchlights. water. phone and bot
bath furnished No sick or children Walk
ing distance, $50 per month 299 W Rio
Grande-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Beauty ParIOrs

lIARTNELLo FACIAIs. s9s Rszaolss BIZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Situations Ranfed-Female

SItua6on1 WauteQ-f emdle
PR1CTIeaL SGRsESFRSSs 800
MASSAGE treatment given. Ph. 541sJ.
EXPERIENCED NURsE-Phons 797s.
CHILDREN 70 room and board. Pa se35J-
EXPERIENCED stenoErapher desires po-
sition- References furnished Phi l5IsW-
EXPERIENCED stenoErapher and dicta-
phone operator wants permanent position
PHI AIM
WANTED Mclean women for cook
ing. general houseworiz- stay nights. Ref
erences- Phi 7027.
WASTED-3i0ther aud young lady daush-
ter. cooking in hospital, camp or bridge
mess Sanitary BAKERY. Lamar. colo
WASTED-By middle aged refined lady,
care OF apartment house for rent o. apart
rueut OF doctors assistant or any other
similar work References exchanged Ad-
dress B2Ss. care Herald.
YOUNG LADY desires position Rave
had number years experience in charge
OF different sets Of books Can also do
steuogra pho work. Best OF references as
70 ability and character Address C2s7,
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Carpets Cleaned

CARPETS. vacuum dried or steamed
cleaned Duntley Carpet Cleaning Wcriza-
Phone 3218.
CARPET cleaning and rug weaving Clsrir
Mattress g. Rug Co. 2212 Myrtle Phols
81. 1925 and 10I1.
COMPRESSED AK, steam or vacuum car
pet cleaning sewing or laying. Du sang
r Wel1hnrn phone 1853
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Dogs For Sale. Wanted. Etc.

Poultry and Pet Stock
HATCHING EGGs-Phone ssla
FOR FREsH EGGs-FhoHs ssh
FREsH EGGS 55 cents. COZ Upson.
BARRED Rocks Matching eggs. Phi s27s.
ABOUT 30 pairs OF pigeons FOR sale. some
aomers. - Detroit- IN 652l.
TO TRADE-Piseons for thoroughbred
NsW Aealane Reds IN lt0l-R J.
sALE-White Leghoru yearllng hens. Mol
ted out and laying Homan's Poultry
Farms. Ysleta. Tex
sAI4E-Puuets and cockcrels. White WAN
dottes. s. c. Rhode Island Reds. Black MI
norcas. Roman Poultry Farm. Ysieta. Tex
FOR sALE-Four months Cd Belgian
hare bucks from registered stock. VIII
furnish pedigrec- Pm. 5143.
LAYING hens ana two months Old Black
Minorcas- also seven weeks old Rhode Is
land Reds. Phi sf9sM. 1905 Montana
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red pullets
from heavy winter laying strain also Few
laying hens 3llt hamilton Pm 29ISR-
CHICKEN Mo Maize feed s. per lee.
FL PAsO SEED Co. Cor san Antonio &
Campbell
FOR SALE-Pair Belgian har.s. also pair
New Zealand bred does. doe with litter
Of young. 3llf Hamilton ph. 5sI3R
FOR SALE-Rahblts. Belgian. New Yea
land. Flemish Giants. utility and pedi-
creed, 81 and up Does bred. 23i7 Texas.
GUARANTEED singing Canaries. s. and
So each. E. Paso seed Co. san Antonio
and Campbell SITS.
RABBITS-Flemish Giant. New zealand.
Bel gian bred does Also unrelated bucks.
C.. r Richards. Calutillo. Tex.
BELGIAN HARE DOE, bred pair Of young
Belglans. high grade stock. cheap. also
pedigreed New Zealand bucks 1902 Grand
Ave Phi 535SM.
RELIANCE LICE KILLER
Rid your chickens OF lice. mites or blue
bugs Only successful remedy given in
drinking water without injury 20 fowls
Guaranteed OF money refunded. Put up ia
zoe and 81 sizes. sample bottle sc. post
paid We manufacture fuu line OF guar
anteed poultry remedies Manual o. poui-
Try diseases sent free on request
BIS =. san Antonio St
RELIANCE REMEDIES CO., FL Paso Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
SifuaEionl WanIed-Male

c1fFESTER fsPSlf SofE SsSfsa, p. 81
Al ACCOUNTANT aad bookkeeper desires
change. Experienced both mercantile and
sruelter accounting. Class e. Rapid. &C
curate. best references address box efzr
Comanchs. Tex
TEWARD-Sanatoriu hotel OF hospital
DRAFT exempt Correspcndenco invited
VIII leave city D5o7s care Il Paso Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

DRAUGHoN's eolleEs Euarantss Bosltloas
NTERNAIIoNALB rs.ness ConeEs. P-lItI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
For Rent-RoOms Furnished

For Rent-Rooms Furnished
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FURNISHED ROOMS-217 Arizona
BED ROOM 8 hotsekeeplng. 7l2 N.stanton
BEDkOOMs f3.50 week. III ". Boulevard
Desirable. clean. close in Ga y. santa Fe-
CLOSE N bed rooms. III W Boulevard
DESIRABLE front Bedroom. Sc wlz. p 2412
.nEooM and housskeepinE. 81 Myrtle.
-. I-aRE-Denghtful cool rooms
hTrhs 80 W. No. Phi 530s- Close IN
STEAM heated rooms. private bath. sleep
ing porch Phi 1853
FOR RENT-Furnished room, private
family. $40 f. Rio Grande. Phi. $500.
DESIRABLE front bedroom. use OK
kitenen. near Fort Bliss IN. sS5SW.
FOR RENT-Front room close In. private
lavatory. separate beds 652 y. Fl Paso.
NICELY furnished room. conecting bath.
$40 month. Il2 Nirsinia-
ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS $500 per week.
42ziz San Antonio St
CLEAN, modern room. running water in
room Walking distance cheap Also
housekeeping apartment. 21s W Rio
Grande- Pm 1850
THE ARLEN
Nicely furnished modern rooms. close in
az West Missouri
CLOSE IN convenient room. reasonable.
Excellent meals across street II desired
2 ~ 49,
PLEASANT room and good sleeping porch.
close in. private family. Board n de-
sired Ph. Isl0W. sl5 y. stanton
BAGGAGE handled quick
76I OR 5s2.
TEXICO Transfer CO.
SO MONTH for refined gentleman. pri-
vate home, large front room. hot water.
delightful FOR winter. sunny side Phone
THE WESTMOORE
Newly decorated rooms, single and en-
suite. with bath and sleeping porch, very
desirable. 1913 West Missouri.
FOR RENr-Nieely furnished room and
sleeping irch adjoining bath, separate en-
trance; private family. Three blocks
from Cleveland Square. NO Elcir SOC
Stewart Phi. 5sS3.
HOTEL LAUGHLTN
81 W. Franklin
MOST MODERN UP To DATE HOTEL
N CITY.
All outside rooms with or without pri-
vate baths and shower Good elevator and
telephone service; reasonable rates Phone
24S5-
For Renf-Houses Furnished
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Real Estate Wanted


NEW s-Phss. CAR, been run about $500
miles. 70 trade for real estate o. equal
PHONE s095.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

BARGAIN WANTED
in
Six room bungalow vita all modern
-..-...ces. lsrefer vicinity CT Five
Points OF Manhattan Heights VIII
pay cash II priced right Write New
eomer, P. o. box "a or phone 2oss-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

MY HOME. beautiful grounds chicken
yards. garage All fenced Cheapest rent
IN Fl Paso. Tohin's second Addition
fA- Ell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

For Rent-Rooms and Board
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ROOM and board-s15 y. oregon
ROOM. board for gentleman. Phi 1855.
Room with or without board Pm ss7s-
fiKST Class BOASD and room. Ph- 565I.
INST Class tabie Board 4os Prospeet
Rms. with board. so4 - oregon. Pm 41gtM
ROOMS and board. strictly first class
Ms G. F. Lear, 2l4 W. MissourL
ROOM with board for one or two. col
+. Nevada St
ROOM with meals. Ia private home Con-
venient 90 Fl Bliss. 1901 Mckinley Ave
Phi 505SR-
BOARD and rocm: an comforts OF home;
for three ladies; in private family; con-
venisnr 20 car line and school No sick
RefeIenees exehatEed- Ph. ISIS
NICELY furnished rooms with sleeping
porch, hot and cold water; breakfast and
dinner II desired in private home Phi
Sass.
WHEN IN Las CRUCES sop at PARK Ho-
tel New management Prop. B. D. Hacker
Regular meals. Rates By the week Spe-
cial sunday dinner
MOUNTAINAIR sanatorium. AIamoEoTdo,
New Mexico; So miles from Fl Paso- neau-
tiful grounds. excellent food. experienced
nursing Most reasonable rates IN this sec
ton Write FOR booklet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

Housekeeping Room@Unfurnished
THREE unfurnished rooms 400 z. Frank
In
TWO FRONT rooms. unfurnished. lights.
water and telephone furnished Call III
2. Nevada Phi. soI1W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

typewriter & office supply Co.-Bou-ht.
sold, rented, repaired Agts. Corona. Royal.
Oliver Ruboer stamps. as Mills St Phi So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Help WanIed-Male and Female

CIVIL SERVICE eraminations everywhere
October 5th- 1900 women clerks 70 be
appointed az washington Salary 1890
Experience unnecessary. Women desiring
government positions write for free par
rlcuiars. r z Terry. former Civil Serv-
ice Examiner, 554 Columbian BLDG wash
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

NATIONS AYE-Five room bungalow.
completely furnished -S5o-o0
FIsK RAMSEY REALTY GO.
Phone 1918.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

TRUNKS sultcases. travelling bags made.
repaired and exchanged El Paso Trunk
Eactary. next % Crawford theater. Pa 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
AttOrueys-at-Law

BILLIE WmLIAlIs-Auctions viii cry
sales On or out Of town Phi 88s1R-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

FISK APTs.-One room. x. p. and
dressing room. 4th floor. front. $3.50
PALMS COURT-Two nicely furnished
apartments available Oct. lst-... 5000
FISK RAMSEY REALTY co.
Phone 1913.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
RA|G STRIKES EAST OF ARRAS ON SCARPE
 AND GAINS 2 MILES
North and South of SOmme Also British Advance-MOntaubOn and Outskirts of LOngueval Are Reached.

With the British Forces in France Aug 26.-British troops in the new drive on the Arras front this morning are reported to have entered the town of Monchy-le-PreuX and to have cap tured Orange hills.
 Suzanne and Cappy, towns north and south of the Somme, respectively, were captured today by Field Marshal Haig's forces. according to reports re- ceived here this evening from the British battle front. The British also took AveSnes-les- Baupaume, a suburb of the town of Bapaume.
 British troops also reached the western outskirts of Thilloy, south of Bapaume. An uncontirmed report states that Montauban and the out skirts of Longueval also were reached by the British. British troops today also captured the town of St. Leger.
 In a few hours the British made an advance of two miles on front of four miles. Monchy-Le- PreuX, Cue mappe and Wancourt, a little less than five miles southeast of Arras, have been taken in today's attack. Further south the British have taken Mory and made progress to the south east of the village.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
COTTON RALLIES
 FROM EARLY DROP
In Spite of Rains in Texas, Prices Advance 40 to 60 Points End August Condition Fig ures Placed at 59.9.

New York, Aug. 26.-An early de- cline in the cotton market on the Texas rain news was followed by sharp rallies. October sold up from 32.60c to 33.90c and closed at 33.6Oc, with the general list closing barely steady at a net advance of 40 to 60 points.
 There seemed to be much conflict of opinion as to whether the Southwest ern rains had been in time to mater tally help the crop, and the trade was still looking for bullish end-August condition figures. One of these re- ports was published early, pracing the condition at 59.9, compared with 79 last month, end this helped to check the early break. There was also some disappointment over the West ern belt forecast for fair weather, and while fluctuations during the middle of the day were irregular, the market showed increased tirmness during the afternoon on covering and little trade buying, Detailed weather re- ports showed that rains had been pretty well distributed west of the river, particularly in Oklahoma.
 Liverpool bought at the start, but sold later, and generally business was not active. Local spot brokers said they were getting inquiries from Eas- tern mills, but claimed little actual business from that source, and the orders received from the South were said to be almost entirely from New Orleans sources.
 Spot cotton steady; middling 35.6Oc.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
GOVERNOR PARDONED MAN
 CONVICTED ON "FRANF.UP"

Little Rock, Aug. 27.-Gov Brough has pardoned George Oaks, convicted last spring in Benton circuit court on a felony charge and sentenced to on, year in the penitentiary. 4 state ment was issued at the governors of flee that the pardon was granted on petition and letters of a number of citizens of Benton county. Oaks has been in the army several months. and some weeks ago sailed for France Affidavits and statements are on file in the office of the governor showing that the charges were wholly a "frame-up."
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
FRENCH DRIVE ALONG
 IN SPITE Of HEAVY
 HUN COUNTER BLOWS
They Capture Two Towns OF Avre and 600 Prisoners-Aus- trian Attacks in Albania Are RepulSed.

Paris, Aug, 26.-The night wal office statement says:
 "On both sides of the Avre we car lied out two local operations which enabled us to occupy Fresnoy-Les- Rove and St. Mard, despite spirited resistance offered by the enemy. Pris- oners counted up to the present ex- ceed 600
 "ln the Nosges we repulsed several attempts at surprise attacks.
 Eastern theater, Aug. 25.-There was increased artillery activity in the region of Lake Dorian, on both banks of the Vardar and in the neighbor- hood of Huma.
 "ln Albania, the Austrans on two different occasions attacked the Fran co-ltalian positions near the cOnfiu- ence of the Devoli and Tomorica riv- CTS. Our troops repulsed these at Jacks and then in conformity with or ders, withdrew slightly on the left wing in order to maintain lasson with the Italian troops British aviators bombed enemy biplanes in the region of Demir- -Hissar A Serbian aviator brought down an enemy machine in the region of Dobropolje."
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
NATIONAL GUARD
 REGIMENTS ARE IN FRANCE

Little Rock, Aug. 27.--"The ship on which sailed has arrived safely overseas"
 That brief printed message, on a postal card, signed by a member of the American Expeditionary Force, was received by many in Arkansas yesterday and today, bringing inn portant news to thousands of homes.
 It announced the safe arrival, prob ably in France, of the two original regiments of the Arkansas National Guard, the 153d being the old First regiment, commanded by Col. C. D. James of Eureka Springs, and the 154th. being the old 33rd regiment. commanded by Col. E. L. Compere. It is thought that the 114th Machine Gun company, commanded by Major Chas. Garrett of Hope, and the Hath Ammunition train, commanded by Ut.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27

we mean by peace. Generahties will not serve. It must be, it is commonly said-we have all said it-a just and righteous peace.
 But what is just and righteous peace? We intend to make the world safe for democracy. But what exact .ly do wa mean by democracy? If we mean, as we undoubtedly do, the democracy of England, France. Italy and the United States, we can all un- derstand it; but the Bolsheviki mas querade under the name of democracy and the Bolsheviki, by a combination of treachery, corruption and ignor ance, have reduced Russia to servi- tude under Germany and have engen- dered form of democracy as danger ous to the world as the government of Hohenzolerns."
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
GRAPE JUICE FOR
 SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES

The following letter from John NJ. Parker, of Dardanelle, was read at the constitutional convention. as ad- dressed to Judge J. H. Evans, dele gate:
 ''l notice that in the new prohibi- tion proposal the words except wine for sacramental purposes are used. Will you not try to get these words stricken out in honor of the Master and the Christian church?
 Pure grape juice can always be had. Christ never did and never will sanction the use of intoxcants for any purpose. The sentiment of pro- hibition has been brought about through the efforts of Christs most loyal followers and now to retain the use of intoxicating wine for Christ's sacrament is certainly strange thing. Christian men should not take wine from their neghbors and retain it for themselves. Mohamme- dans could urge that such a provision in the fundamental law of a state or nation was either an evidence that Christ was not divine or that his professed followers were insincere. If you do not see this proposition as do, and are not willing to move to strike out the clause, will you do me the kindness to read this letter to the convention, as I do not want the clause to go into the new constitu- tion without a protest against it."
 No action was taken on the matter at all When the proposal was under consideration, a motion to strike the clause of which MT Parker complains was made and failed of adoption.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27

Col. Hill Caruth. are among the con- tingents that have also reached their destination.
 While no definite statement has been made, and probably will not be made, it is supposed that after the required period of intensive trainine behind the lines, these men will be put into active service at the front.
 So far as announced officially, the old Second regiment, which was changed to field ratillery. is still on this side.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
NOTICE

Subscribers and patrons of the Ar kansas Gazette and St. Louis papers are requested to call for your Sunday papers at Sid Coles Soda Fountain. Your papers will be held for you. De- liveries will not be made
 Week day deliveries will be made as usual.
 Get the War News fresh of the press. Gazette printed at 12 p. m On sale here 2 a. m.. seven hours later. Phone or send your subscrip- tion to me or to Sid Cole 27d2wl Irwin 4. Blakely.
 Newsletter.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
LODGE WARNS AGAINST
 HIN PEACE PROPOSALS
,a,ores Peace Must Be Die D.,d sated to Germany-Says Ger
 uaans Will Begin "InsidiOus'
 Peace Propaganda.

washington. Aug. 26.-An earnest mo;rc aqainst ''insidious and pois- ,nonso German peace propaganda and ,..,oro+ion that peace must be die .,.od to. and not negotiated with rornanv to place her in a position
 .,uro she never again can disturb the .,orld's peace. were made in the Sen .tp by Senator Lodge, of Mas saebusetts. ranking Republican of the foreign relations committee.
 poace terms which must and will be forced on Germany were specifically detailed by Senator Lodge.
 They included complete restoration If Belgium. unconditional return of alsace-Lorraine to France, and of Italia Irredenta to Italy, safety for Greece. an independent Servia and Roumania, an Independent Poland, in dependence of the Slav peoples and freedom of Russia from German domination including return of Rus sian territory wrested by Germany in the Brest-Litoysk treaty.
 Furthermore, Senator Lodge de- clared, Constantinople must be made free port and Palestine never restored to Turkish rule
 These are the principal condi- ,ions," he said, which will give a victory worth having.
 No peace that satisfies Germany can ever satisfy us. It can ot be negotiated peace It must be die lated peace and We and our allies must dictate it."
 Germany undoubtedly will attempt strong peace drive when she feels that victory is slipping from her grasp, Senator Lodge asserted in solemnly giving warning against the least yielding until Germany is beat en to her knees and such a peace en- forced by djctation that will remove her forever as a possible disturber of the worlds peace.
 The Germans, repulsed and los ing" said the senator, will undoubt- sdly resort to their other weapons which they have used more than once during this war with terrible effect They will begin an insidious and poisonous peace propaganda. With 'nls weapon they have succeeded in aSorgamzing Russia. It is the Ger nan propaganda which We shall be 0Ollged to face in the ensuing months, and It therefore seems to me of the last importance to know exactly what
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27

Phone 10l your drug orders.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
ARMY SCHOOL OF NURSING.

Uncle Sam needs nurses. and has arranged to train young women for this purpose. Women from ages l9 to 35 are eligible, and are requested to enroll for training Mrs. R. L.. Blakely has been appointed to have charge of this work in Nevada coun- ty and all women desiring to enroll should call at Red Cross work room at Scott's Hall next Wednesday after noon at 3 o'clock, or call or write Mrs. Blakely for.full particulars. 27d2
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
COMMISSIONS ISSUED TO
 1926 MEN YESTERDAY

Little Rock. Aug. 7.-Commissions were issued yesterday at the Fourth Officers Training Camp to 1896 young men, as second lieutenants. Included in the list are many of the officers of the Fourth Arkansas organization which failed to be included in the military service.
 Gov. Brough was present and ad- dressed the newly commissioned off cers.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
RED CROSS NOTES

Workers at surgical dressings room Mnoday, Aug. 26;
 Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Jordan. cap tains; Miss Norma McMillian, Miss Frances Jordan, Mrs. T. C. McRae Jr. Made 30 oalum pads.
 Visitors: Mrs. Jno A. Davis, Mrs. M. L. Moore, Mrs. Sam o. Logan, J. D. Cornish. Dave Martin.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
NOTICE

Monday. September 2nd, 1918, be- ing a legal holiday Uabor Day) the banks of the city will be closed, Gus toners please take notice.
 Bank of Prescott
 First State Bank.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-27
CARD OF THANKS

We want to express our many thanks to the ones who so kindly as sisted us and the sweet words of con- solation spoken during the short ill., ness and death of our baby Earl. May Gods choicest blessings rest on each one.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robt. Riding. Phone 10l your drug orders.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-09-19

About fifty bales were sold early IN
the season fer 73 cents. The bulk of
the cotton, however, was unsold at
the time this survey WAS completed.
Bureau representatives who were
present at the principal marketing
centers during the ginning season con-
tinued their studies of the standardiza-
ton of the Pima variety. During the
season a large proportion of the
crop was graded and stapled. In ad-
6ition to data relating to standardiza-
ton Of grade and staple, information
has been obtained as to the capacity
Of the various gins, the percentage of
Int and seed yield, the grade and sta
pie, and selling prices. These facts
may be compiled later in bulletin form.