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Julegranen.
Pris 60 Cents,

PrlS SO Cents.
Mango smukke Billeder, deriblandt
Tegninger af K%unstnerne Troels Tfier
og j. Enkeb9lle.
Send os so Cts, og vi vii SEN.
de Heftet til hvilken som helst
Adresse, enten herovre e11er i
Danrnark. Skriv tydelig Adresse.
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Der bar ingett, iom baboe iagt set til ST. bon
&aben.
Set, at Maioratsberren bi6ite ON Mrnol6s ST.
lelier,.. ifplotes ct rent 9ilfel6e. San bar gnaet forbi
@gnners Gpr, 90 &urt / bgireiftet Some a6pareoe
lin &rooer, % bon bar blepen %itaaepoe, for at lpttte
Ii6t til.
r@bab mon 6e to bor @on1plotHter orn2" bab6e
ban tanf.
Set, ban boooe foaet bore, ~forefonr bonn lite at
bore at flor gigtigbeb. Sgaas 96n biIote fig ino at
bore f%orelffet ben f~ren1teoe, 1trge sBeiige;; bqb, BEN
Slags Sing f@onrer let, men ~foribinoer Iige foo
b1rtigt. Gan billie ride oDer for at giigre be11oe ct
aegteffabstilbub2 Suuft terHttt men D~nnffeIigt at
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Jul i Vesterheimen.
Pris - Cents.

Pris rs Cents.
Prisen paa Jul Vesterheimen" vii
i Aar blive rs Cents. Men ingen VII
beklage den lille Forhgielse i Prison,
naar de faar SO det pragtige Hefte.
Portofrit tilsendt overall.
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Nogle faa Eksemplarer at de
her ,averterede Julehefter >haves
endnu. Sikre Dem ct Hefte fd-
rend de allie er solgt.
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Misteltenen
Pris 5o Cents.

Pris 50 Cents.
.Blandt de mangsfarvede Bllsx skal
nevnes; En- god Fangst (Helside). - Oct
fSrste Skridt. -Moderen i Normandiet.-
skyer. - Nye Kammerater [Helside].
~ store Slider Lasestof, 70
Tonebilleder og Tegninger. Sem
des portofrit overall for soc.
G. Rasmussen Co..
72o--7aa Fourtht St. So,
Minneapolis, :: MINI.
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men etter BTugen af 3 FlaskeT Ly-
dia p. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound var jeg fuldstendig fri for
Nervesmerter, tiltog i Krefter og
var j Stand til at gaa omkring og
gqre alt Husarbejde. Nit Barn
vejede ~ Pund, da Diet var 7 Maa-
neder, og jeg fpler mig bedre end
paa l@nge. Har aldrig havt en- Me
dicin, der gjorde mig saa megct
godt." Mrs. Pearl Monyhon.
Mitchell, Ind.
Godt Helbred under Svanger-
skabet er den vigtigste Ting baa-s
de for Moder og Barn, og mango
Breve er modtaget at Lydia Z.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass, fortellende ON tilbagegivet
HelbTed i denne Prgvelsens It'd
we'd Brugen at Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-01
Dem der Skal
were MOdre.
BIZ lese Mrs. Monyhans Br<p.
som trykkes med hendes
1iladelse.
Mitchell, Ind. lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

hJalp mig $. So
mueget gjenncnn
den lid, jeg
saa frernad til
AnkOmsten If
nit lille Barn,
at :jeg anbefaler
Diet til andre,
som venter at
blive Mpdre.
FSrend Brugen
led jeg enkelte
Dage at Nerve
smerter, og jeg
troede, at jeg il
ke kunde leyc:
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08
Ell PAS0 HEADLIGHT COMPANY
1919 East Missouri. El PasO, Tex.

We recharge and exchange al
Standard Gas Tanks for Lighting
Automobiles, Auto Trucks and Mo-
tOrCYCIes and for 0xy-ACetiliEe weld
ing.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08

quarrel between two Mexicans
whose names could not be learned, al
the pool hall adjoining the Park gar
sge Monday hight came near costing
one Of them his life, but a report
some hours after the incident was
that he was out Of immediate danger.
While IN or near the hall one Of the
men stabbed the other, the knife al
most penetrating the heart Of the
victim, who nevertheless walked
around the corner at the Commercial
hotel and a half-block south on Pine
before being seriously affected there
by or even knowing that he was dan
gerously hurt, it seems from the ex-
cited story Of a Mexican youth who
accompanied him and who applied at
the police department for help when
his companion collapsed in front of
the White cafe. The Mexican who
made the attack was unknown to the
others and at last reports no trace
Of him had been found.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08
Don't Blame tie Child

Don't scold your children for lack
Of control over the kidney secretions,
II is not always the ehildren's fault
lin many cases it means weak kid
neys and can be readily righied. Read
this Deming mothers advice.
Mrs. John Toot, 623 Platinum ave-
nue., says; "About two years ago,
my little dauhgter had weak kidneys.
She had absolutely no control over
the kidney seerehons at night. This
trouble certainly made my house
work hurdensome, ! tried different
kidney remedies for her. but with no
help. Seeing Doans' Kidney Pills so
highly recommended. ! bought box
of them at the Palace Drug Store
As one box cured my little girl Of all
kidney trouble, ! can't speak too
highly Of the medicine
6Oc, At all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. Y.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08
"ln Old Kentucky

Who that has seen 'Gn Old Ken
tncky' can forget that wild and roll
licking scene with the forty or more
pickoninnies; the great race scene,
and the brave ride Of the beautiful
bluegrass heroine, who disguised as
a Jockey, rides her lovers horse to
victory; the daring, life-saving swing
across the mighty mountain chasm
the heroic rescue Of "Queen Bess,o
the famous Kentucky thorobred.
from the burning stable; the thrilling
and tremendous dynamite explosion,
uprootlng trees and rocks-and many
other striking effects never before
seen in any play, '1n Old Kentucky
will be presented at the Crystal IN
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Feb.
Is, 10 and II.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08
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: TUNlS AND RED MOUNTAIN :
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Held Over from Last Week.

At our last literary meeting Scott
llazen declined the office of prosi-
dent rendered him, and IL. II. jacobs
was elected to fill the office for tie
next six months.
Arthur Buzan and r. S. Pond have
been down with the measles.
Don llazen has the rheumatism.
We are planning for spring crops,
and expect early grass this spring
on account Of the rain and snow so
far this winter, and We may have
more. 1t is up 10 the farmers to
do their best this coming year to
help win the war,
The last meeting of the Border
land Home Club was held at the
home of Mrs. f. Sylyanus on ac-
count of the prevalence of measles
in the neighborhood, there was a
small attendance. However, those
present enjoyed the afternoon to the
fullest. The next meeting will be at
The home Of Mrs. Thorne, Feb. H.
Thursday, Jan. "a, Mrs. Lano
planned a birthday party for her son
Arthur by inviting several friends
and also preparing an excellent din
ner composed of turkey and all the
good things that Mrs. Lano knows so
well how to prepare.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Brown spent
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Hazen.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08

The domestic science class, under
the instruction Of Miss Stuart, is
fast learning the preparation and
serving of meals. Last Tuesday the
class prepared a three course lunch
con for the faculty, the latter sup
plying the materials According to
the teachers, the luncheon was most
satisfactory and enjoyable.
Great strides have been made IN
the sewing department. Miss JUL
ette Rosch has completed an evening
gown, which accomplishment has Civ
en- her a position Of respect in the
class.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08
Licensed TO We'd

The following contracting parties
have taken out a license to sail OF
the matrimonial sea Of life:
Myrtle Marie Perry, Lincoln. Neb.
John Harold Morrison, Climbing Hill
Iowa.
Goldie Williams, Deming; Charley
Williams, Camp Cody.
Christina Williams, Gilbert, AIinn.
William Henry Sedgeman, Camp Co
dy.
Inez C. Roswell, Deming; John
Roberts, Camp Cody
Mrs. c. r. Laborde, Deming; Da-
vid l.. Chauvin, Deming.
Lille Cyrus, Deming; VIM. Walk
er, Jr,, Camp Cody.
Margaret Mills, Columbus; James
r. Coats, Columbus.
Ollie Williams, Columbus; Jewell
Thompson, Columbus.
Maggie Thomas, Columbus; Their.
none Thomas, Columbus.
Josephine Staubitz, Deming; Frank
Sibbts, Camp Cody.
Sallie r. Cotttrell, Columbus; Jas,
II. Conley, Columbus.
Mildred Miller, Mt. Zion, Iowa;
Ross Blair, Mt. Zion, Iowa.
Melvina A. h, FFise, Minneapolis,
MINI. Arthur Pritchard, Camp Cody.
Mary Miller, Des Moines, Ia.
Louis Harm, Des Moines, la.
Elsie Mae Kuhnley, Deming; Ed
ward i. Gurz, Deming.
Rosa Castillo, Cooks Peak; Jesus
Yliz. Cooks Peak
Florida Byars, Columbus: Norval
Lemmons, Columbus.
Florence Barnes, IT. Huachuca,
Ariz. Al B. Joss, Fl. Huachuca, Ariz,
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08
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H0NDALE HAPPENINGS

Held Over from Last Week.

Held Over from Last Week.
Chas. McKeyes has returned from
California.
W. 4. Gregory has Just completed
a new irrigation well and is nstalmie
a l5-h. p. plant this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Watkins
made business trip to Hachita Sat
urday.
Mrs. Mitchell and daughter end
Mrs. Cook and daughter, Of Rock
ford. Iowa, stopped off a few DAYS
at the Allen home on their way 10 the
coast.
The II, II. Club met last Wednes
day with Mrs. J. W. Osborn. Mrs.
B. Bowen resigned as secretary and
Miss Mabelle A. Sullivan was elect
ed to fill out her unexpired term. II
was decided TO meet once q mcnlh
from now on, the next meeting to
ne announced later During he so.
cal hour dainty refreshments wue
served by the hostess.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08
Hltskt SCHOOL
NOTES

The school IS extremely glad q
welcome Mr.. Mahan back. He has
been III since Christmas with q seri-
ous attack Of pneumonia, However
he is now completely recovered and 4
continuing the betterment Of the
school, which he was successfully
carrying thru last fall,
On Jan. 25th, the high school held
dance at the Deming club for the
benefit Of the athletic association
Mrs. Browning and Mrs. Vore chap
eroned the party. Several members
Of the faculty we're present. The
dance was both social and a finan-
cial success.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08

1ScOily" DownIe, Corporal Nelson
and Harold c. Lee Feature Show

Camp Cody, January 30.-Eiehi
hundred soldier boys enjoyed fine
musical entertainment tonight in the
knights bf Columbus Hall. The
show was staged BY members Of the
135th infantry and the l25th field
artillery
Jimmie (Scoiiie) Downie of the
l35th carried off the honors with
songs and stories in Scotch dialect,
Downie made the biggest hit with sew
eral numbers Of his own composition.
Corporal Herbert Nelson Of the
same regiment treated the boys to a
rare exhibition Of mandolin playing
with a classic solo version Of "Come
Ye Disconsolate." Nelson handled
his instrument like an artist Of the
first rank.
Ten string instruments comprised
The orchestra, including Perry Rose,
mandolin, Lee Wilson, guitar, Charles
Simpson, guitar, Walter Crook, ban
20, of the l35th infantry; r. T.
Pickel, violin, Bert jacobson, banjo,
John Rausch, guitar, of the 125lh
field artillery,
Harold c. Lee Of the l35th infan-
try added to the entertainment with
humorous recitat.ons
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08

Voucher Clerk J. II. Davis Of the
camp quartermaster's department
was gven notice by the camp author
ities last Saturday to permanently
remove himself from the camn limits
within "a hours. The charge against
him was the bringing Of immoral
women into private homes in Dem
ing under false pretenses.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08

During the past two weeks three
new pupils have entered the high
school. Richard Love, from FL
Paso. is now in the ninth grade Hell
en- SlOss, Of Indianapolis, Ind, IS a
member Of the junior class, and
Theora Hoffman, formerly Of Bill
ings, Mont, has entered the sopho,
more class.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08

Jack Bell, colored, was before
Judge McKeyes Tuesday charged
with selling a pint Of whiskey TO a
soldier He pleaded guilty ara in
default Of $3.50 bond went to Jail to
await the action Of the federal grand
Jury at Santa Fe.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08

The high school girls are turning
toward athletics as their chief form
Of amusement. Baseball practice
seems to afford even more enjoyment
than the basketball team. The girls
play during the lunch hour, and iude
ing from the screams of excitement,
the games are at least not withjnt
thrills.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-08
HAYWOOD HOT SPRINGS

for Rheumatism, Stomach Trou-
bles. Kidney ailments, Inflam-
nations, Arteral hardening, Lo-
comotor Ataxia, Nervous break
ing, Etc. Perfect Treatment,
' Perfect Health, Pleasure, Large
Modern Hotel. Send for booklet
T. c. MCDERMOTT
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16

HEADQUARTERS FOR VALLEY LANDS.
Buy now before It is too late to put in
that banner crop Uncle sam needs every
acre OF the valley under cultivation. Now
is your chance to help with that food
problem DO your bit with the boys IN
the trenches. We can supply your wants
no matter how small the capital, We
have special. small payment plan for
the good farmer Our bit is TO help y1a
10 get a start We can supply you with
al kinds OF trades. sales or leases. Call
2ns2
BAILEY LAND co.
Sos Herald Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16
d. Sac o. Ezehange-KeaI Estate.

For Sale or Exchanse-KeaI Estate.
-S@~~-~~~-~~--~--~~-~-~-~-
WILL trade 5 section watered ranch Box
II. Weed. n. n
WANTED to exchange good traclzage
property for well located bungalow. Phone
1909 or address l. 1s9. care Herald
IS lots in East Fl Paso 10 trade for
dairy cows. or good stock John H Nus
baum Mesilla Park. y Mexico.
CLEAR land or lots 10 exchange for good
auto No commission. Address H 4s. care
Herald.
WILL take good truck as first payment
on nice little piece OF land on paved road
near Ysleta- J. w Powell. Mesilla Park.
\. n
WILL trade 10 acres good Paltaka coun-
~. Florida. truck land well located for
1917 Ford touring car OF furniture OF 10
room house Phone 23s4W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16

Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and Contractors Equipment
For Sale
| 90 II. z. tubular boiler fittings.
TROY LAUNDRY.
SO H. P. Automatic steam engine. Acme
Laundry. sos z. Missouri.
SETS rolls 1sxss Heavy Duty (Cress0u)
Buchanan Class c
Southwestern Portland Cement Co.
100 H 2. tubular boiler 81 II STACK.
front. all fittings. ready to install. 100 lbs
II PasO Brewing Assn. Fl PssO. TEXAS.
TWO PUMPS in. and in Horizontal
centrifugal irrigation, latter Fairbanks
Morse. Both good working order.
ROsEDALE FARM-R. F. D. NO. 1.
H. P. Type Z. Slower gasoline Eng
% II. P. crude oil engine.
NEW 1oxs Clayton air compressor.
Sullivan diamond drill
KRAKAUEK YORK 4 MOVES.
Mining. Milling and Power Machinery.
See Us for immediate deliveries on en-
tanks. pipe, etc. We are cash buyers Of
machinery and mechanical supplies
SOUTHWESTERN WEIGHING COMPANY
Fl Paso. Texas.
$50 II. P. AIlis Chal. CT. comp d. c. to 200
K ". D. c gem $40 V. 125 r. P. n
$50 H. P Stirling watsrtube boiler.
$50 H. P feed water heater.
panel switch board.
IS II. P. D. C motor. go V. 700 p. P.
25 H. P. motor D. C. go V. 81 amp.
100 r. P. II.
A. COURCHEsNE.
EVANS variable spa countr shaft
TIMERS hand rolls. take 36-in. sheets.
SING. drum, dol. cyl hoist IS II. p.
VERTICAL BOILER, IS H. P.
DOUBLE DUPLEX pump. receiver at
ELEVATOR BOOT, pulley ssd. IS face.
HAND BELLOWS. good size
FIRE BOX BOILER horizontal. IS HIP.
BOILER AND ENG. mounted. Il. P.
ONE COLUMN DRILL.
DARBYSHIRE-HARVI
FOUNDRY MACH CO., Ell PASO-
LIGHT PLANT for small town. Is HIP.
Davis Eng. Is XIV. Triumph Gen. Switch
board and Instruments complete.
$50 K VS. PH.-60 cy. 6o0R 2200 Y. Gen.
or 200 n = Syn Motor in stock.
5. W. ELEC. & MACH. CO. Ell PASO.
~ II. P. ? pm. go V. 1900 p. SO cy.
h P 2 Pm go V 1850 r 60 cy.
K ". 10 V. 1900 R. D. c.
Mfgrs- Motor ana Armature coils.
sLAUGHTEk ELECTRIC 8 MACH. co.
S-LIrTLE WONDER. batch concrete
mixers Gu II. capacity.
DAVE CROCKETT = Paso. Tex
Otflce Equipment
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LARGE burglar proof safe.
Il Paso Brewing Assn. II PasO. Texas.
For Sale-Furniture.
~~~-N-~O-~~-~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~
FOR sALE-Desk 514 S. Stanton.
BIRD CAGEs-sheers-Lazen Co.
FOR sALE-Furniture OF six room house.
very cheap. Phone 1871. 102 Latta St
REMEMBER Berryhiil Furniture CO. pay
more cash for your used furniture. ring
them Phone 354s. 403 Texas.
FOR SALE-Furniture OF four room
apartment Bargain. Apartment for rent.
Phone 7712-
THE BORSCHOW store buys and sells
new and second hand furniture: highest
price paid 225 S. Stanton Phone 27l9.
48 INCH ROUND EXTENSION TABLE.
This table comes m Golden or Fumcd
oak. only SiS.s5-s1.00 a week or 60 days
the same az cash
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
107 S. Stanton st. Phone s5g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16
~ ACRES

= AIMS
On North Loop pavement. cult
waited part alfalfa. smooth. good
quality, good neighborhood. VIII
make nice home or chicken ranch.
Price only $500.
Is ACRES on PAVEMENT.
Near Fsleta. all cultivated, good
five room house. $1,000 on good
terms Immediate possession
W. +. HALE g. CO.
202 Caples Bldg. Phone sseS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16
For Rent-Room, Furnished.

NICELY furnished rooms. 519 Prospec
Phone 5476J-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16

WOULD YOU BUY A BARGAINs
We can sell you a four room bunga-
low, with basement practically brand
new, well built, on two fun lots, in
the Manhattan Heights section. for
less than the house would cost you 10
duplicate; in other words. If you will
pay the cash or its equivalent, you
an have il for $4,000 First time
for sale. and we will sell It this week.
T. z. VESO 4 CO.
IA Mills Bldg Phone s12e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16

For Rent-Rooms and Board.
ROOM and board. 615 \. oregon
ROOM and board. sO4 \. Oregon. No sick
STEAM heated room with sleeping p0rsn,
first class board Phone $751;
VERY best room and board. private fam
fly. very reasonable 111s n FL Paso-
WILL take school children to board and
room Inquire 1903 Mundy Ave Phi seIsW
ALTURA nursery. American chlldren's
home and unfurnished Housekeeping
rooms Phone 7S4s.
ROOMS and board. strictly first class.
steam heat. running water. Mrs & T.
Leary. 3l4 W. Missouri.
FACET RANCH SANATORIUM
FOR TUBERCULOSIS
Within 50 minutes auto ride from Fl Paso-
viii under new management be open
for guests Jan ist. Nurse in attendance,
Resident physician within call Outside
doctors c lrdially invited to bring patients
Table q special feature Excellent service
Private rooms with porch and bath or
dormitory porches with dressing room
and bath. Rates from S12 up. For fur
Their information write TO Mrs Reeda ker-
foot McCulloch, Paget Ranch. San Eli
zario Texas. OF phone IS. Clint
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16
Ready Reference Business Directory
Auto Accessories

AUTOS WRECKED-We buy. sell or ex-
change cars OF all makes; large stock OF
repair parts: we deal in rubber and
metals. FL Paso Auto Wrecking Co. Phi.
Ass. 22z Leon St K Trachtenberg prop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16
For SaIe-City PROPERTY.
my n, r,rrnNrsurn


BUY 1T FURNISHED
We have four rooms with new furni-
tures dishes, silverware. etc. in Five
Points, which must go for S35OO.OO.
half cash. It rents for $4,000 yearly,
which is 10 percent gross OF $4,000.
This requires immediate action.
T. E. HEAD & co.
PA Mills Bldg. Phone 1920.
ON RIO GRANDE-7 room home, close
in, cut from $500 to S4500-for quick
sale; $500 cash
For Trade-Property in San Diego
viii trade for FL Paso residence
$500 Down-S20 monthly viii buy
(New) 4 room bungalow in Alta
Vista, s2400.
On Montana Close fn-5 room brick;
sacrifice price $500.
just move in, nothing down, new 5
room brick in Alta Vista, basement.
walks, fenced. hardwood, glazed
sleeping room, pay SIS monthly on
principal, only one left; we have sold
six of these
n. Stanton Walking Distance, room
brick, only $4,000; terms.
For Trade, fine vacant corner APART
ment site) close in. $4,000; will take
apartment house and pay difference
or assume.
Have Buyer For Lots near White
Oaks or Alamogordo St What have
you?
HAWKINS BROS.
s & Morgan Bldg. Phone 2s0O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16
SPECIAL BARGAIN

FRAME HOUSE
4 ROOMS & BATH
? lots, Tularosa ST. s150O.00;
this is q bargain; will con-
slider automobile as part pay
ment.
IF YOU HAVE A LIBERTY BOND
or 500 in cash, you can buy
= nice place in the valley to
build a house or a house al
ready built
TEXAS STREET BARGAIN
20 FEET, S17.OO0.OO
Small cash payment, next
payment in 1922; thereafter
$1,000 per year for 10 years,
interest at s percent Prop
erty should double in value
before first note becomes due
BARGAIN EASY TERMS
5 room modern bungalow, 2
lots, 1000 block Montana St.
Furnished or unfurnished.
100 OTHER BARGAINS
In city and valley property;
viii accept Liberty bonds on
any OF these properties.
W. PAYNE.
4e1 Mesa ave Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16
For Observation-Disclosures.

OF -f1lloucuuc8- " dutGQa
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FOR SALE-Windshield. also 5 passenge-
body 3S32 E. San Antonio Phi BIOL
A. A. LEPPEL, HIGH GRADE USED
CARS.
III n. Kansas St Phone 1863 and 1858.
offers following high grade used cars
Buick Six 1917. seven passenger
Oakland Big Six. seven passenger.
Chandler seven passenger, 1917.
Oakland Light Six, 1916 and 1917.
Maxwell five passenger. 1917
Chevrolet Model, 4-90, five pass
Ford late model five pass
Five late model Ford light delivery cars.
Brand new Paige seven pass. never used
Brand new REQ seven pass never used
The above cars are all in good condition
and will stand close inspection
a. A. LEPPEL, HIGH GRADE USED
CARS
IA y. Kansas St Phi. 1858 and 253a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16
BARGAINS IN USED
CARS

1917 Mitchell. f-passenger. $1,000
1917 Mitchell. demountable top. this car
has been run about 1900. miles. 81 800
We guarantee all these cars TO be IN
perfect mechanical condition and will give
terms TO responsible people.
Ell PASO AUTO SALES co.
107 Myrtle Ave. Phone ssss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-16
For Rent-StOres and Offices.

For Rent-Stores and Offices.
LODGE hall for rent on Tues and sat
nights Phi 1isA Draughon's Bus College
FOR REST-DesirabIe offices IN the
Herald building Reasonable rateA Apply
20 the auditor OF The Herald
FOR RENr-Ground floor crfice In Herald
building. very suitable for rsal estate and
insurance Office Apply to the auditor Of
The Herald.
TRACKAGE WAREHOUSE
5O4-6-s san Francisco ST.; two floors and
basement: hydraulic elevator: reasonable
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY.
224 Mills st. Phone $500.
FOR RENT-STORE ROOM.
Best location in town. call on.
A p COLES q BROS.
204 n. Oregon Street
MODERN OFFICES FOR RENT
Hot and cold water in each room: in
strictly modern fireproof building; excel
lent 5anitor and elevator service. Rooms
JAMES /. MARR s COMPANY.
900 San Antonio st Phone 1850.
10s z. second, basement. ..-..-......-s75
$50 Myrtle, store. ---....--......Si
400 Texas. store and rooms. ..-...-.S100
III W. Overland. auto stand ..-......s59
10 Morgan bldg. ...-....----....-.-x
Overland and Stanton. store
Gle \. Campbell. 50x12O Il. .....sI5O
al Texas. 25xl2o and basement, fire
i DOUGLAS c. CRowEIL AGENCY go
s24 Mills BIDS. Phone $500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-05
OLIVE THOMAS STARS
IN IN EVEN RkEAK'

Olive Thomas, the celebrated Fol
lies" beauty, who made a hit in her
first screen play, "AIadcap Madge. >"
will appear today at the Pastime thea
ire In IAN Even Break" a Triangle
play which brings the gayety Of
Broadway cafe and theatre life 10 the
screen.
magnificent setting. said to be the
largest and most costly ever erected
on the Triangle stages. furnishes the
background for the Harrison Fisher
beauty and company of one hundred
girls. who dance to the music of a
Jazz band. More than four hundred
people participate in this one cafe
scene, which is devised with special
lighting effects to enhance the beauty
Of the selected company of entertain
ers
The play ls said 10 have brought
forth all the versatile talents of the
star and provides the gay element that
sets off her joyous personality She
is supported by Chas Gum, Margaret
Thompson, Rarrel Foss, Charles x.
French. j. Frank Burke and Louis
Durham. Lambert Hillyer wrote and
directed the play.