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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
SAVE FOOD AND BUY WAR
STAMPS WITH THE MONEY

In statement issued Thursday by
". K Ramsey, deputy district food
administrator. attention is called 20
the fact that two purposes can be
served by the householder in conserv-
ing food.
"A wonderful opportunity IS offered
the people Of this country 10 save
food and invest in war stamps. Our
soldiers at the fronE need meat. wheat
and fats. save on these. and with
the money buy thrift stamps and war
saving stamps. Let your investments
represent a saving in food"
There has been received at the dis
trict food administrator an appeal
from the president OF the United
States in which the people are urged
TO buy only those things that are need
ed for health and efficiency, and TO In
vest what they save thereby in the
governments stamps
An order has been issued by Mr..
Ramsey in which the wholesalers are
warned not TO sell sugar to WELLER &
Benjamin. Of Albuquerque. n. ~, for
one month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
n. z. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

IEv Associated Press1-
New York. June -7--Mercaurile payer,
g months percent; six months percent
sterling. SO day hills. SA7eiz. com
marclaI 60 day bills on banks, Si-s-; COM
mercial so day bills. SANS; demand,
S4-T53; cables. sAT5 7-15.
Bar silver. s9lzc-
Mexican dollars. &c
Government bonds. firm
Railroad bonds. easy
Time loans steady: 60 days. SAG @ So. ;
so days. Es. as; G months 55S q percent
Call money. steady; high, q low, =
ruling rate. g; closing bid, S&i offered
AZ g. last loan, 4 percent
Isead-S1-90.
spa-ter-East ST. Louis delivery, $Sio q
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican hank notes. state bills, Q lie
Mexican pesos &c
Mexican gold 5sE5gA-
Il Paso Smelling Quotations
Bar silver CHandy * Harmon quota
dom sgzc-
London lead. z29. los
Pig Lead-f7-sQ-
Copper-Wire bars. $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Women Urged BY Wade
To Register Early; Asks
For Use of More Autos

T. C.. Wade. jr., campaign manager
for zach Lamar Cobb. today issued
the following appeal for women 20
register;
Il desire 10 impress upon all wo-
men the necessity OF registering az
the courthouse now. whether they
live outside OF the city limits or not
Suffrage was granted as a war meas
ure and an eyes are on the women
OF Texas TO see whether they shall
continue To have the vote.
Yesterdays registration far eE-
ceeded all hopes, but 7 would urge
those VINO have registered thus far
10 assist through the telephone and
otherwise In getting their friends and
neighbors TO register early. More
cars are needed at Cobb headquarters
j. VIII be appreciated III those who
have cars available and desire to
help. VIII phone headquarters, No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
HOT WEATHER
SEND5G0RNUP
Cool Weather Had Been
Looked for; Buying
Helps Oats Prices.

Chicago ILL.,. June e7.-EEcessively high
Temperature iu the southwest where cool
weather was looked for had 5ullish in
fueuce TODAY on the corn market or en-
ing prices which varied from Unchanged
figures TO SIC higher. with July s146i
90 S1.f6z and August sL4stz TO Sl-4S p.
were followed by material gains all
around.
. Subsequently good rains Ia Iowa and a
prospective OF welcome showers IN many
other sections led 90 something OF set
back I'm prices. The close was nervous
= to =zc yet higher with July S1-f5 2
20 s1-46ss and August Slf9 90 Sl4s1s-
Seaboard buying gave strength 20 oats.
After opening -s 20 20 higher, with Aug
ust 6Sis 20 b8#c. the market held firm
Provisions hardened with grain and
hoEz Trade. though. was light
Reports that government orders had
been placed helped later 20 sustain pork
and ribs. but lard underwent a sag at
the rfrfr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Political Announcements


Claude B. Hudsp~th congreEzman I6th
congressional district
P 81 Dudley. senator 25th senatorial
district Of Texas.
r. E. Thomason. member Of legislature.
11sth district.
Adrian Pool member Of Legislators.
James r. Harper. chief justice court Of
civil appeals. sth supreme judicial district
We. the Undersigned. endorse the
above named candidates FOR the re1pec-
tive places and We hereby announce our
selves as candidates for the places Ind
Gated after our uamea subject 70 the
action o. the Democratic primarieas
W D. Howe. Judge s4th judicial dia-
trict-
Leigh Clark district attorney. tth iu-
dlcial district.
E. B McCIintock. county judge.
w Il. Fryer. county attorney.
vs.. P. Brady. Judge eaanty court a.
Law.
r D. Richey. county collector.
c n Mckinney. district clerk
W d. Greet. county clerk.
John T. Cain. county assessor
A r webb county treasurer.
Myra Winkler. county superintendent
W. c Roberts. hide and animal In
! n Deavsr. Justice Of the peace. pre-
a J. Kan. justice Of the peace. precinct
No. l.
l. n. Davis. constable. precinct No. /.
J. " Carter. county surveyor
J. Williams. county commissioner
precinct No. 4.
Robert Lyons. county commandment
george Peaden county commissions
precinct No .
Henry Herring. county commissioner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
FIXING N N.
FREIGHT RATES

Wednesday afternoon, in the office
of ". C. Barnes. general freight
agent Of the Z. p. & S. W, the first
meeting OF the New Mexico state
freight committee was held Matters
pertaining to freight rates in New
Mexico were discussed. and methods
outlined whereby the new rates pro-
mulgated by the national admins
tratlon may be applied The commit
tee met again Thursday morning, and
is continuing its sessions General
freight rate discussion is the matter
before the committee.
B. r. Saggerson. Of the New Mex
ico state corporation commission, is
attending the meetings
To Meet Frequently.
Frequent meetings Of the commit
tee viii be held in various cities Of
New Mexico. and at El Paso. and il
viii be che arbiters in any questions
which may arise in New Mexico re-
gGrdiug freight rates or conditions
The state committee is under the
jurisdiction Of: and reports 10 tne
Kansas City district committee ap-
pointed by the western regional d.
rector. The district committee ap-
noin-s the state committees in its
territory.
u Under Government Plan
died By state committees. so far as
possible. under the plan adopted by
the United States railroad administra-
ton. The committee Tor New Mex
leo IS composed OF w. O. Barnes. FL
Pas0. general freight agent. FL Paso
e. Southwestern. V. r Brown, FL
Paso. general freight agent, Rio
Graude FL Paso & Santa Fe; C.. c.
Dana. Amarillo. assistant general
freight agent, Santa Fe; H. C. Hall
mark. Tucson. assistant general
freight agent Southern Pacific. The
committee will hold sessions at Al
buQuerque. santa Re, Las Vegas and
other cities. for the convenience Of
shippers
Delay In Opening Office.
Garrett King wired W r. Brown
" Wednesday afternoon. saying that he
has been unable to arrange a cefi-
mite date for the opening Of the Joint
ticket office IN the Mills building. ow-
ing 10 matters concerning equipment
and furniture which have not yet
been settled. However. the local
members Of the committee hope TO ef-
feet the consolidation Of an ticket Of
fices en- the uptown district. shortly
after July l. at the latest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Heb Wanted-FemaIe

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WANTED girl dispensers and waltresseF-
Potter Confectionery Co
WANTED-White Eirl Tor general house
work. stay nights Phi 6II2J.
WANTED-ReliahIs white woman 20 as
slst with house work Cali sos Montana
WANTED-PracticaI nurse Tor baby c1n-
valescent from scarlet fever. Ph- 5220J-
YOUNG GIRL waitress wanted l[anhat-
tan Gaze. 10f s q Paso-
WASTED-White woman 90 keep house
Tor man and child Apply i0I S. Luna
BEFORE you move phone $50 and get
our prices A dollar saved is q dollar
earned. Houston Transfer Co.
DR. J. c. DHsART. specialist. private re-
ception room for ladies'. Offices OF il
rooms. OBJ. new P. o. Phone 1f52
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and ..tenoE-
rapher. state experience and salary Ad-
dress Ll57, care Herald
WANTED-Experieu dining room
Mattresses. SO week. LIneh counter
Mattresses, 81 week Apply Modern Gaze.
basement Mills Bldg
WANTED - Excellent Scandinavian
stenographer; must be fully competent in
both langt cEes; good salary Apply II.
Hyman. 20s w. Overland; wholesale
WANTED-Producs house needs expert
enced or inexperienced egg candilnE
American girls OF women Answer Ll5l.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
STIFF PENALTY FOR THOSE
BREAKING IMMIGRATION LAW

A fine not TO exceed $4,000 and i'm
prisonment at hard labor for 90 years.
or both is the penalty provided by q
recent act Of congress for those who
violate the immigration rules and
regulations. according to official an
rOuncemeut just received by Lloyd
Birmingham. acting American consul
at Juarez. The president has approved
OF the congressional action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Lost and Found


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BOsT-Jersey cow with tips OF horns
sawed Ph- s5s9R-
THE DOG was found because lie wore
collar bought az She=rs-Lazenby Co.. 80
Texas.
BRASS BEDS az reduced prices On The
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
LOsT-Last 10 days iu u Pas0. small goId
watch en- black leather case Monogram
on case aud inside Reward Phi. 1876 or
STOLEN FORD CAR-1Iotor No. 2.3s7.-
49,. Reward 5000 for recovery OF car.
j. D. Gilmore. 401 Ave. C.. san Antonio,
Texas.
LoST-In Houston Park or vicinity. silver
purse and change Reward at Haymou
krupp & Co. J. 81. Frazier.
LOST-One black mare mule. weight
about 500 pounds. with fresh cut or sore
on right eyelid. Return 90 owner and re-
celve liberal reward. -432 Copper
LOST-Ladles black hand bag. Ieft en-
service car Friday night. June 2Ist; con-
tanning insurance book and receipts.
Please return 90 Herald office and get re-
ward.
SUITABLE REWARD for any Informa-
uon leading 90 recovery Of box contain
ing lady's champagne colorcd silk dress
and child's white linen coat. either picked
up by mistake or stolen from Potter Con-
lectlouery Friday afternoon. June .1st,
~ sent 90 address on box Mrs L. j..
Brock Odessa. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close
Corn-July. s1-f6-z; August. si-4s.
Oats-July. 12Ec; August, IS &C.
Chicago Provisions. Close
porz-July. sass; September, $4a.65.
I.ard-JuIy. S25-s0s September, S25.55-
Ribs-July, Sass; September. so. go
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. I'LL, June 27--Butter- Market
EgEs-Receipts. 1876 cases. Market
unchanged
Potatces-Receints. old. 90 cars. Market
unsettled Wisconsin. Michigan and Min
nesota. sacks. S--75E1-s5s same. bulk
S1-r0GLE5. New-Recel pts, 60 cars
Louisiana and Arkansas sacked triumI.lis
Se.f0G2--5: same. white $---5 Q 2-5oi fir-
vluia barrels. $3.50 q g.
Poultry-Alive. Market higher. Fowls,
% &c; SPRINGS. SEA 4-c-
kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. no. June 27--Butter-
Creamery. 41cs frsts. 1sizcs seconds,
size. packing. s1i3c-
Ere-FIrsts. 34c; seconds, CSC.
PouItry-Hens. ztci roosters. ls1ci
brullcrs. 80 35c-
MEXICAN Heaus-
NeEicln beans in wh1lesale lots In II
Paso, go. cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
REV. Mr.. ATKINSON GIVES
SPECIAL SERMON ON SUNDAY

Wars Tribute 10 the Prince Of
Peace" viii be the subject Of a spe-
cial sermon at the First Christian
church at 7;45 o'clock Sunday evening
by Rev. Milo Atkinson. the new pas
tor. Efforts are being made by the
congregation 20 have a large attend
anCe- The public is invited
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Livestock Market
Kansas city Livestock. Close.

hlnsl7 IITI IITeHIOCa1 NIuaE.
Kansas city, 40, June -l--Hogs-
ceipts. 10. 1000. Market higher BulE-
$500 L6-s5- heavy. S15-55 Cd 1870; light,
$3.50 G16-55; pigs. SIC Gl6-l5-
Cattle-ReCelpts. 5000, including sou
eourherus. strong. Prime fed steers
s17.e5T1s. dressed beef steers. sl2-50G ~;
western steers. SI9-50G1s; cows $3.50
1880 heifers. SSG147 stockers and iced
ers. $3.50 CISCO; bulls, 81 1885, calves
IS T1AE1-
sheep-ReceIDtz. 10000 Market steady
Lambs, S15G1A, yearliuEs, st3a 1885,
yrethers. sl2GlA50; ewes. 500 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

Lieut. John O'Hare. for "a years a
member Of the kansas City fire de-
parJment, but discharged recently be-
cause OF his suffering from smoke
fires. IS coming 90 II Paso TO recu-
pera-e. g report from Kansas CITY
said His friends subscribed fund
f0 send him hero
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Situations WanEed-FemaIe

SItuahOns Wanted-Fema
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PRACTICAL nursing. Mrs Duncan Phi.
1873
WILL CARE for child in my home. best
n care and reference Pm $685.
EXPERIENCED cashier and telephone op-
orator Pm l3S2W.
POSITION as hotel clerk or housekeeper.
would take charge Of store room Write
Ll55. care Herald
REFINED middle aged woman would ike
position as lady's companion or take care
of Invalid Phi 1888.
VOTING LADY stenographer with some
experience desires position. willing 10 star.
az small SALARY Pm 1888.
PRACTICAL NURSE with hospital rx-
perienee. will take care OF children or in-
valid Phi 6s11.
MIDDLE AGS woman would ike place
not house work. iE small family. DO
plain cooking. No washing. IN. $3.50.
POSITION as Ecyerness on a ranch, by
a refined young lady, with years teach
ing experience. also teaches AIT BOX
134. Meridian. Tex
WANTED-Position by young lady as gov
erncss for small family on ranch sur
rounding must be cnngeuiaL New Mexico
or Arizona preferred Write L153. care
Herald
WANTED-By business woman Mat
tiers OF business or correspondence 20
,1ok after during absence OF parties
FROM city also stenCg graphic work. Pm
1ll from until r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
HIGHLAND Park
PAYING NEARER

Highland Park residents were one
step nearer having one Of their impor-
tant streets paved after Thursdays
meeting Of the city council The coun-
ell received city engineer B. " VIII
liamss estimate Of the cost Of paving
san Diego from Louisiana to Dakota
streets, the figure being SSS55-52, the
city TO pay S1086.32
The estimate was adopted and
August IS was fixed as the date for
hearing of protests against the paw
ing.
On petition Of 6. p. Putnam. the
council decided 10 grant the Y d. c.
A. a special water rate Of II II cents
per 100 cubic feet during the war. The
residence rate is IS "a cents.
A petition OF the Hudspeth cam
paign committee for permission TO
use Cleveland Square for the night OF
July 26 for a rally was referred 20
the welfare committee
To Extend Sewer Service.
The council granted a request Of
city health officer DR.. II. 5. White for
sewer extension at Lee and san Anto-
uio streets, SO as TO give connections
10 so houses west OF the llterna-
tional Brick company's plant The
cost will be about S222s Dr. White
estimated The council also granted a
similar request for an extension Of
the sewer at Laurel and san Antonio
streets. to supply 81 houses, the cost
to be S127-50.
Sanitary commissioner l. ID. Hullum
reJorJed that his department had han
died during the previous week 663.300
pounds garbage, $4,000 pounds ashes
and 1900 pounds manure.
A petition Of residents for a fire
plug at AlamOgordo and Grama streets
was referred TO the safety committee.
Report On Conditions.
Deaths numbered 81 and births 81
during the week ending wednesday.
the health report showed. The deaths
were u American and % AiUicans:
and the births were 10 Americans and
q NeXicaus.
Contagious disease cases remaining
totaled 50, as follows six measles, four
scarlet fever. three typhoid fever. two
diphtheria, seven chiczenpoL and 10
whoopinE cough.
For condemned was; SIS pounds Of
maet, one COW, one bull and one hog.
The report also said IS new sanitary
toilets. connected with the sewer sys-
TEN, were installed during the week.
A report Of the United States depart
ment Of lrbor says that the wages Of
fered women are less than those paid
men and are not sufficiently high enough
90 attract women except in favorable loca-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

FOR RENT-At 1897 Arizona street. s
room house with sleeping porch. garage,
chicken house. coal shed and trees Win
dow shades. gas range and hot water
heater furnished Apply az 1898 Arizona
street OF phone fl55 r-orrlag between
g and T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

~. 81. Mcfarland Of Alpine. candidate FOR
State Senate. 25th Senatorial District. sub
5ect % Democratic primariez.
j. q. sAURENMASN. raudidat= To- coun-
81 comm isslouer. precinct No. @ Subject
TO Democratic pr.marlen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Financial

MANIED-sccoud hand coal and wood
heaters Rio Graude Furniture Co. e0I s.
stanton St.
rOF SALE--10 shares Premium on
stock zoe Per share Leases in the Dun
r-u Field jesse Eenner, Oklahoma city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

Adopted a resolution rejecting every
policy tending 10 The conclusion Of a
separate Deace," one year ago today.
June q. 1917.
Find another soldier.
TESTERDATG ANSWER
h-7ltf side d0igH nose CT let shoulder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Help Wanted-Female

WANTED-EnElish speaking EirI Tor gem
eral house work. Pm s0S5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

rooms. i1os T. Boulevard 81. ...-ss5.9a
rooms. s. p 1917 NJ e. Faso.
garage a-s.---. $50 %
rooms il5l Montana. modem $500
DOUGLAS G.. CEOWELL AGENCY.
ga ML.a BLDG Pnene Eg11
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

AA|AE " 4AAEA AAAAE
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Fall q Mitchell Employment Agency.
2o3 san Francisco St
WANTED-Rennisher and cabinet maker.
Foutz-Moore Furniture Co
OUR LOW PRICES keep Is busy. hy con-
Tract or BY the load Herman Transfer Co.
BAEER WANTED-Correspond with san
q klta Bakery. santa Rita. =. ~
STEAM FILTERS and helpers wanted az
Hurley. y. NJ Apply Chino Copper Co
HOUSTON Transfer g. storags Co viii
move you for less money than any one
ln the city Phi $50.
DIR. }. c. DYSART, specialist. private re-
cep-1ou room for ladies. offices Of Il
rooms Opp. rev z. @. Phone 5t52
WANTED-Good kin repair man and on
July Goth two gin stand men and two
nressmen Dale Walker, Gregory. Tex
ALL AROUND custom blacksmith wanted.
would prefer man 80 yeurs old or over
Apply Miami Carriage Works, Miami. Ariz.
SAY do you need help We furnish It.
THE BORDER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
~ East Main St Phone 1855
WANTED-Trunk maker. state expert
ence and salary expected City p. O. box
SOLICITOR and collector for lie iusur-
ance- Must be able 90 give bond. speak
Spanish Acdress MISC. care Herald.
WANTED-One electric meter tester and
repair man. and one station operator. Ad-
dress Pacific Gas & Electric Co, Phoenix.
Arizona
WANTED - Tomorrow morning. young
man with wheel as collector OF city ac-
counts. Must have good personal ref-
erences Apply Herald Business Office
WANTED-An experienced boolkeeper to
work a couple OF hours day on a set
o. books State experience and reference.
Also remuneration expected Write MIL,
care Herald.
MAN as bookkeeper and do general office
work Must have had considerable *
perience and be capable OF assuming re-
sponslhility. especially with reference 20
credits Reply 20 be considered Must
state age. references. experience and sal-
airy expected address J121. care Herald
YOUNG MAN-Preferably high school
boy, Is 20 IS years OF age, TO keep stock
record and similar work. 10 assisting buyer
IN large wholesale business. Ability 90
handle typewriter important but not alb
s1iutely necessary very good oppor-
tunity FOR young man desiring 90 estab-
llsh permanent connection with good line
OF business Give fun particulars as TO
age, education. and experience Address
p o. box -n2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Real Estate Wanted

RANCH WANTED With cattle. VIII trade
Fl Faso business property. about 2250. 900.
HAWKINS BROS.
mr-=aH- Tlrr- UnH--a nEnn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
For Rent-Houses Furnished

" MN AAAAAGa ~ AAAAlEA
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=. - "a A.. " p 1el-s .--4-
n1-N1lL 0M neer Is Sis IN go
ROOM cottage. I21s Noble. m 1851.
SMALL modern furnished house near
Country club Pm fgFeVV
F0T=E P00T7 7-----7--- =,7---7---
= f----iet-5 ~ e ~ aoce = 49, = 3
7777s7T - a
- - ,,-7- -, --l-s-
- ------ = -------- ~ 2 2, 800
ROOMS, sleeping porch. walking dis
-..se- 1- 81 81
WELL furnished cool house. nice lawn
and garage Fh- a522J-
ATTRACTIVE -s-- s -07-- T-------7----- 80
souabIe. ra-ars. no ef,I- Or liI5-e- qrrsT
4 ROOMS g7ee1I--- -1--E 777f F--77i-
ton Pm frr-
NJ p ,=7.5757=-, - -
-, - - mus -l+ rent ---- Nail-
--- ---- -. ..- L-l l--1l-l-
To AuILre-Haif OF cottage. cool and
comfortable; garage. Phi 151Ar
8 ROOM f---7sEsT -0------ -7----7---- -----I
Fr5 T-rs rTfrrr--.r ri--t- r---5--
1904 FIrri7q Ave-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
For Rent-HOuses Uufurnished

For Rent-Houses Unfuruished
GARAGE near Nuaiy Parlz- Ph- els6-
TEN ROOM house. close IN Anton ca
1-nzze- Phi s13E
ROOMS, bath and Sleeping porch ll1s
ARENA Phi s781W-
FOR RENT-UNFURSIsHE
9 rooms hath- I'D 10 = 10 n 1l-.-
9 ROOMS. sIespinE perch. Easement aHd
Earage- 1913 Wycming.
5 ROOMS. giassed IN sleeping porch and
rarage. near Country club Ph- 4463E-
s ROOM corner huuEaioE. newly napered.
IN good rPnlir- 1850 WyomiuE- Phi 1Il9
& ROOMS and bath SIS WrlEht's Gro-
cery- Cor Boulevard and cotton
Z ROOMS and sleeping porch. 1lauhatrau
afiEhts IA lll6J-
HERMAN TRANSFER CO. moves any
thing that's movable
FOR RENr-Isricz bunEaiow. rooms
and E-assed room -sl4 Hamilton St., SIS
PHI 2os6 or sass
MODERN brick eottaee. Sleeping porch
lran1FieU. near car liue. very reasonable
% rlEht par.y- "a sos6L
FOR RENr-Four room cottage. 2s19 y
Boulevard. $40 Ms Nora Boothe. T. r.
?. No. L box SIS. p Paso- Tex
FOR RIM room bungalow. built in
features. 2ia blocks ircm Country club on
car line SIS north N $500
SUMNER TRIMS and sumner prizes
make home furnishing easy
FoUrL-MooRE FURNITURE co.
FOR RENT By HAWKINS BROS.
room bungalow. new. 11lS Bisbee. $50
room briciz- 2I01 Memphis --------sl5
& ROOM new house with Sleeping porch
no sick or Spanish Apply s16 z Ms
souri,
EOB RENT rooms. giassed DE- sleepils
porch. garage. 1115 = Boulevard Phone
FOR EENr--2os Montana St, modern 6
room house. large living room FUN size
basement with laundry; big Eiassed lr
sleeping porch nice lawn. back yard and
garage WIN lease at reasonable price
15oS wyoming. rooms -.-.-....-..32 4.5r
270S Wyoming. q rooms ..-.........sz151
1ol3 California. rooms ...--..--. $50 30
$500 san Diego. rooms $500
FISK RAMSEY REALTY CO.
Phone 10T2 Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Situations Wanted-MaIe

Situations Wanted=Male
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CARPENTER work wanted. Phi. s5s7BL
POSITION as hardware clerk or plum ter.
Ten yeas experience; good reference. Box
III. Lakeviliage, Ark
FIRST CLASS commercial salesman. o.
flee man and shipping clerk would Ike
10 lire up with some coed house Want
something with a future References. Ad-
dress L151. care Herald
LAWYER-Ten years successful civil
practice in the east. desires 90 locate in
II Paso. TO be associated with some
lawyer who has more than he can do
is University man. o. high rank On his
native state. is an excellent typewriter
and accountant. Has been On West Texas
for the past year and finds that 10 cures
his asthma II Interested. address today.
TI59. care The Herald. suggesting time
and plaea for 4 conterence-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Money 10 loan on downtown business prop
erty al six percent interest
We make loans on residence property
az seven and eight percent
JAMES L. MARI 4 COMPANY,
504 san Antonio St Phone 1850.
MONEY To LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
elry, and automobiles. AZ the lowest rate
OF interest
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor san Antonio and Fl Paso- Phi 115A
s. To $50 loaned honest employee. cheap
est rates confidential Quick satisfactory
service Drake. 2ol Roberts Ranner
MONEY TO LOAN on good inside business
property per cent intPres. A. p Coles
g Rrns 202 y Oregon
WANTED-To buy second hand furniture.
We pay good prices. Rio Graude Furnl-
ture Co.. 20I s stanton St
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. autos.
chattrl murtEsges- Newton. 215 Trust Bid
CHATIEL mortEaee loans. rs -ust BldE.