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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23
WORK OF SUPEREROGATION

THE connection of the Mayor with bond.
- ing companies is not secret He has been
quite open about it and has not sought
to hide it. An investigation would not be
out of order, perhaps. but it could not do
much more than establish fact which is
already admitted. 1t might be more feasl-
BILE to undertake an investigation to dis
cover If there is any means by which the
Mayor can be separated from one or the
other of his two offices. To show that he
makes money out of bonding operations
would be equivalent, as far as utility goes.
to establishing by investigation the exist
ence of the sun.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23
SICK MEN OF EUROPE

MOT less rapidly than the Germans are
~ fii'hting their way through Russia the
English are fighting their way through
Turkey--with this difference, that in Rus
STA what the Germans are doing is SO per
cent travel and per cent fighting, and in
Turkey the English are 100 per cent fight.
ers and all the travelling is done, out Of
necessity. by the Turks
Turkey and Russia are the Sick Men
of Europe. but Turkey is dying and Russia
has not yet reached the crisis OF her dis.
ease. They are the most iliterate of all
the Powers whose national strength is
considerable. Turkey has been armed, mu-
nitioned and officered by the Germans, who
force the Sublime Porte into battle by the
threat of gunboats lying off Constanti-
nople. Turkish generals do not often mus.
ter courage to rebel, because the punish.
ment for disobedience in Turkey is un-
speakable torture. Turkey is the abject
vassal of Berlin.
son the other hand, Russia is not coerced.
The mere idea that Japan should be urged
to make Russia fight" is so foreign to the
spirit Of Christendom that those who have
had the thought have been ashamed to
utter 1t except under a heavy coat of
camoufiage. The idea of coercing a ma.
tion into alliance is so hideous that nobody
outside one small Prussian clique can he
found to defend it.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE LEGIS.
LATURE

THE politicians, it appears. do not want
u special session of the Legislature
There ought to be none If it is to be con-
vened only to consider the proposed pro.
hibition amendment. We venture to sug.
gest, however, that a great Governor. In a
crisis such as the world and the nation
now face, might formulate war program
for this imperial Commonwealth that
would be of invaluable assistance to Wash.
ington and would put the achievements Of
Pennsylvania in this war on a parity with
the splendid services she was able TO rem
der in others. \ comprehensive program
for stimulating food production within the
State would alone Justify special session.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23
KULTUR IN NEBRASKA

1t is to be said for the Nebraska German
schools that thus far none of the nor
drastic measures for the suppression. 9
other than the language of Kultur. as appns!
for instance In Poland. has as YET ~
adopted In Poland little children who e..[
from ignorance of any save their nsass
tongue or from inadvertence replied 70
Herr Professor in Polish were kicked ~
struck with the fist in the face. someun's
they were knocked down with chatS :
jocular way Of dealing with them was H.
them bodily up by the ears until tne ~ ~,
were half torn from the head. Now anu ~
a little shaver Given frantic by torture W.
bodily through n window. leaving uAa y
blood behind him. Deaths from ce's"~
Inflammation now and then occurred. :. "
In Nebraska the Herr Professors .have ~ X
as yet adopted these methods They ~ ~
whip children who speak nglish ~ ~, ~,
man schools. Sometimes this works 49, 49,
ship. In Thayer County, for instance, ss's- y
children were reprimanded for replyIns :
German to questions put to them 10 ~ 49, -.
lish taught district school which tney s.'es ~.
ed on Fridays. They pleaded that IN tne -.
man schools which they attended on Monas~ ~ '
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdayss, &c., Z
were whipped IL they spoke English; wv, W.,
ally 1t was all little confusing'--Ns"' -
sun. .Ntt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23
SLACKERS NOT NEW
Military Service 'Shirkers of Revolution
and Colonial Wars

CSHIRKERS of military service are no
~ novelty in American history. There is
nothing new under the sun in some Of the
lodges practiced by contemporary slaCkers
When the expedition against Quebec was
being organized in the middle of the eight
eenth century the Stacker was in evidence
A newspaper printed in New Haven during
1853 contains this note;
About a hundred men who left their
habitations In this colony in order to avoid
the necessary defense and military service
of their country and fled into the New York
government were taken up and pressed into
service of that province. according to q law
there subssting. And 1t Is hoped that
wherever these disloyal. cowardly deserters
iy they will in like manner be taken up.
SO that they must either fight for their
country or desert to the French and fight
against it,"
Later, when the colonies rebelled against
British rule. the Continental Congress took
notice Of the shirker In a set of rules re-
garding recrtfAe, the first of which read as
follows: ,r .
"You are not TO enlist any man who Is
not able-bodied. healthy aud good marcher,
but as men Of good appearance may have
complaints which render them incapable of
a soldiers duty. you must give attention.
that you may not be imposed upon and take
the opinion of a surgeon where there Is room
for suspicion"
Rule gives this advice; "You will have
a great regard to moral character, sobriety
I'm particular let our manners distinguish,
us from our enemies, as much as the cause
we are engaged in" f'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23
Springtime in Ireland

It's springtime in Ireland,
An all the glens are green,
Though here an there
A tiny flare
OF orange springs between;
From bleak hills O. Derry
An many an Antrim glen
Spring bug-a-boos
An wild "hoo-roos"
An shouts O. marchin' men.
It's springtime in Ireland!
They're sheddin' garments there;
An ulster first,
Wild buttons burst,
Is leppin' tn ough the air.
From Cape Clear to Derry
They're ripe for anything;
An olden foes,
Upon their toes.
Are waitin' for the spring.
TOM DAILY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23
A BIGGER BULLSEYE

NERMANY is planning TO use super.
~ dreadnoughts to prey on United States
transports, according to a news dispatch.
We recall Bob Fitzsimmons's celebrated
dictum: "The bigger they are the harder
they fall
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23
What Do You Know!

QUIZ
I. Who is the First Lord Of tho n''''- u
e. What In meant by red letter day'
8. who wrote "Ths Excursion!
4. Who were the Roundbeads: iN
o. Where is Nitebsk? .t.
O. Identify Poor Richard. A
7. Who were the Nine WortbiesY NJ
4. When was the Penlps"lnr War; WI
o. What IL meant by "0ld ProbsIs Voc
10. Which state Is the Oiu Dom,nion' .,.sa
Answers to Yesterdays Qus z.
1. An.ae, an acrestie from the initial tni.isls "
q uonsst saNSw Ale; a familiar sobriquet for -
g. Palladium. something that naofds ~
defense or safety. A!!usion 49, 4
walton from the palladium oS 80 /.
4. The Poets Corner, a section Of wssss9sS. <
Abbey In which great poets, are psss.iSS. .
9. Dr; Scn ssydlsF R 10 ne ne ht sstMssn Dvip3
" Ietrssrad. objective Of the re'e"'
=. The Siiiosopher's stone; a suos'f~ss z
no I'd. IN the Middle AGES. 70 lsS
9. ef0 Of TRANSMITTING base n
8. Fss.s. & ss?tt Ks, wrote the "s'Ar \ w.
0. The hs.ssasss .ss Mss's cRssi.s R,Si ii sSd
YsFk, Afterwprd Jan,ef y:
y. ~, e 3:yrlst ~ PsSs|Ss sS sSss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

There are 2.5oo.ooo perfectly fit mA In
Americas first line OF draft reserves. That
is more than Germany's total infantry on
the west front, counting in middle-aged men
and boys
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

. Even the enemy must see the need for
a League of Nations when ex-Chancelor Won
Bethmann- -Hollweg's Texas estate can be
used for the purchase of Liberty Bonds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

Jericho's walls fell at the sound of
Joshua's trump. The Turko-Germans have
abandoned the ground of the New Testament
and now we are capturing the ground Of
the Old. -.n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

Pershing remarked some months ago
that II the Allies can hold the line until
April the Germans are licked. 1t is get
ting very close to the crucial time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

II is peculiar the Russians had no,
heard of 1t before, but sometimes a remedy
is worse than the disease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

Ensign Krylenk> Bolshevik commander
in-chief, has ordered Russians to fight II
he is not careful he will be reduced TO the
rank of midshipman
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

will do my duty.-John NJ. Nobrc.
Angels could do no more. Contractor
often less.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

In one day the Germans took over more
than 500 machine guns during the present
aAvanco Into Russia Probably eyeFy one Of
~ ~; ~ esfiase z s. ~ = } z '1 q ~ y ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

The Kaiser is going. to Riga and War
saw. What mastery retreat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

WHY CROCODILE TEARS DO FLOW
And now the g Srccodlle h has cried.
For u q found he's good Yh6p fFisd.-
~ ssrss4 v'sn ~ s1z st3ss ~ az 6s|sSlk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

NO r,.,... .lBOur THIS
A Ford boat a day M
Keeps the U-boat away c,.. sis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

Throush blzssIds and bloodshed. brutality and
stupidity. muddling. incompetency, deiav snd
famine. peace 10 coming g.-Washingto ton Times 'U
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

One advantage of a supreme war council nj
three y that Y would leave one man on the iSl
while senate Quantities auizzed the other two
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23

Monday Governor Pennypacker reeounts seyera
INCIDENTS in y busy month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-23
Other Speakers

Among those who were present and
spoke were Robert X Murphy and William
Barnes. the latter Of whom became so po-
tent factor in the politics of New York.
have no personal acquaintance with
Mr.. Barnes. but there are two Americans
who have given their lives in the main to
political activities whose utterances always
give indications Of the ability to think with
accuracy and clearness. They are Barnes.
OF Albany. and Lane, of Philadelphia.
Monday Governor Pennypacker reeounts several
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-25
For SaIe-Piauos

TOT DdlG-ElduO6
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PIANO loans. SIS Trust Bldg.
PLAYER piano for sale. Telephone s57z-
FOR SALE-Two pianos cash or pay
ments- Newton. el5 Trust Bldg Pm. S7o2-
OAKLAND piano cheap. good condition.
call az 7O9 Dallas after g.
SIS BUYS beautiful slI5 Harvard piano.
almost new. Phone 1857 at once
FOR SALE-35s5 Everitt piano. mahog-
any case practically new. $3.50. GA y
Fiorerce.
UPRIGHT mahogany piano almost new
Col n. St Vrain- Phone 1075J-
PIANO must be sold this week. Make ne
an offer. Marshall and Neadal upright
piano in good coalition See ". A. Wiz
Jams the Auctioneer. Orndorff hotel.
STEINWAY upright mahogany largest
size Equal 10 new. Am leaving city and
wiz give remarkable bargain 23ef Texas
St Apt 10. Phone S5o3W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-25
Fnr SaIs-Mi,c.nan.an,.


FIXTURES and shelving for sale. VIII
sell in sections. Phone s. Houck & Dieter
-
WANTED-At once second hand steam
table Must DO in good condition Phone
1175.
ONE Long model Frank Holton cornet.
good as new. Phone 7S79R- 1904 Nash
Vile
FOR sALE-BrunsyiclI victrola IS rec
ords. SO. cost $50 new Landludy Nor
mandie hotel
To THADE-One Emerson typewriter
good as new. for bicycle. No junk wanted.
can az 2225 Grand Ave after p M
FOR SALE-i4 H p. Slower enEine and 6
centrifugal pump and new belt a real
bargain. sos Martin Bldg
FOR SALE.
Office partitions and counter cheap.
Burroughs adding machine only used few
months. BarEain. sos Martin Bldg
For Rent-ROOms Furnished.
ROOM, sol 2 Rio Grande-
ROOMS Tor gentlemen 1870 Montana.
APT. and rooms Tor rent ne = Franklin.
FRONT room close On. cheap Phone 244sJ
BEDROOMS and houselzeepinE ~ Myrtle.
NICE furnished room. lIl6 y. Oregon.
LOVELY room, private home Phone is
or 900
NICE clean rooms with sleeping po7ehes.
az 1Lso---
PHONE s5fsJ, ciosein furnished rooms.
apartment also house
PLEASANT rooms reasonable. business
district. Hotel Beaumont. 2061z Mills
LARGE airy room. close in. single beds
Fhone olle-
FURNISHED rooms and slesDiag Porch
e17 Arizona.
LARGE front room. hot bath. clean and
quiet SO = Nevada- Phone $500.
NICE front room. hot water. lights. bath.
private home Phoue 2ISI.
LARGE cool front rooms. 500 Epson Ave
Phone 2211.
THE VIsTA-5s8 IS. Missouri. room With
bath and sleeping porch.
HOTEL LAKE rooms aud bath 81. SIS.
$50. S25. $40 W No Phi 550g- Close IN
YOUR blocks from postofnce. rooms. adj
1oining bath. nicely furnished "a, 5e2s.
SLEEPING porch with den. absolutely
clean. 1115 y. kansas
NEWLY furnished rooms with sleeping
porches. private home, reference 1907
DESIRABLE cool rooms IN private home
with sleeping porch for gentirI1en- 70f
Myrtle. blocks from Toltec Club
IN private home room and slcepi-g perch
with two b ds. also single room Phone
2ossR.
NICE clean front room upstairs- private
porch. single beds for two gentlemen. SIS
~ Campbell
furnished rooms. fa-5o % s.
week. running water, hot AMI cold bath.
all outside rooms. 1851 san Antonio.
Half block from Paso del Norte- Phone
7Sss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-25

FURSTTURE loans. SIS trust Bidg-
NEW FURNITURE EXCHANGED.
Tor old VIII buy second hand goods Your
credit ls good Phi 1898 and save money
HOME FURNITURE co. III y. Stanton.
WE TAKE your old furniture in at a good
figure. IN exchange for new goods
ROGERS TRADING COMPANY.
ia No Stanton St Phone 749.
OIL SEOVES-GAS RANGES.
And flreless cookers every thing for the
kitchen. easy terms.
SOLLTE-PETERS FURNITURE co.
sos Mills Street Phone 221n.
FURNITURE, new. Of a room house.
consisting Of ! 6-piece library set. 1 table.
3 chairs. / couch. / bed and SPRINGS. =
Bcdv Brussels rugs. ! sKs rug. all cost
ing . months ago te5o. will sell for 800
cash rnT5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-25

WASTED-Managersh or oIher resp0n-
sihle position by experienced general stora
man can handle every detsf OF the busl-
less- Have had years experience as man
aFer and buyer % stoves. Perfectly "a
miliar With bookkeeping aud collections.
Write T. 15s. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-25
e. Renf-Room, and Board.


ROOM and board. 1000 =. BIO Grande-
ONE beautiful room with or without
meals. Fhone I311.
FURNISHED front room with board.
home cooking. on Montana Pm 1885
sUNNYCREsT sASATORIUM
Is located 200 feet above cityrs dust and
smoke Large cool sleeping pcrches- Rates
gl2.69 and sl6- zl31 Iremont s.. Ph- 489a.
For Rent-Stores and Offices.
~-~~-~---~-~~-~-~-~-~-~
DESK room. 21f Mnls Bldg.
EOK REST-Desirubie offices 10 the
Herald building. Reasonable rates Apply
70 Tie auditor Of The Herald-
FOR RENT-Grouud floor office in Herald
building. very suitable for real estate and
insurance office Apply 10 the auditor Of
The Herald.
MORGAN BLDG.
Ground floor store room
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY.
22f Nnls Blds- Phone $500.
FOR REST-TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS
IN STEVENS BUILDING BEsT CORNER
REASONABLY RENT. CALL ROOM 4.
2061z MESA AVE
TRACKAGE WAREHOUSE
iof-s-s san Francisco ST. two floofa ana
basement: hydraulic elevator: reasonable
s2t MHls 81 Phone ssoa.
store room Toltse BIDS froas On
Masoffiu-
". F. PAYNE.
4a1 Mesa. Phone 1874
1908 s. Santa Re. store %
I'll =. Overland ST. store fI25-09
900 s. Santa Re. store--......-.....--S25
-99 , - frai1 -.---.- --.sssss-----s 80
fl6 san Francisco. store. f5h
sos san Francisco. stare-....s-.---..-s55
lo2 l. Second. ement.-..-..--.-..-3Tb
s99 Myrtle. store ..---...--...s.-.---tI5
Is Morgan idg-.-...-.-.-..-......
Overland and Stanton. store..-.-.- gI6e
DOUGLAS c CROWELL AGENCY.
ga Mills Bldg Phone ssoo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-25

For motOrcVcIes.
FOR SALE-AN INDIAN POWEH-PLUs
LATE MODEL MOTOR CYCLE. PER-
FECT CONDITION CHEAP FOR CASH
OR GOOD PAPER CALL AT ROOM 8.
STEVENS BUILDING. 2O61z MESA AVE.
For Sale-Furniture.
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SHADES made 20 order.
FOUTL MOORE CO.
DREssERs. BEDS. chairs and ether fur
niture by piece. cheap. us W Franklin
We are sin paying cash for your used
furniture or exchanging for same Berry
hill Furniture Co sos Texas Ph-- 1886.
REFRIGERATION coal range. maple
dresser Administer rugs YER. easonab bic.
The Eimhan. Apt s. SO Prospect
BONN refrigerator, smaller refrirerator.
large base burner, small hot blast heater,
Majestic range, gas range. large IRON bed.
chile,s iron bed, dining table Phi 57s6J
FIVE room house. suitable for two fani-
lies Housekeeping rooms. furniture FOR
sale house for rent. to parties buying
furniture. 9ei Mesa, Phone sS30M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-25
Poultry and Pet Stock

Poultry and Pet Stock
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HANTED-To buy chickens. Ph. 5o95W
FINE Minorca Matching eEEs. setting sL2
lSIs p Missouri Phone fsL
RHODE ISLAND RED Matching eEgs foi
sale Phone 6754.
FOR SALE-Belgisn and New ZEALAND
rabbits, matured stock 2s15 Texas.
HORSE. wagon. cheap Rhode island Red
chiekens. SIS. 332I Mobile.
FOR SALE-Ten thor0ughbred white
Leghorn hens. sLe5 each 1911 arizona
FOR SALE-New Zealand Red does bred
% fine pedigreed bucks. STA Hamilton.
Phone ss75R
WANT 70 buy dozen Rhode Island Red
hens Price reasonable Phone 5219 be
fore D. n
FOR SALE-Breeding pens Of S. c. Whits
LeEhorns. Also settings $3.50. Hubhard,s
He1nery. 511s Sacramento Street Phone
4a-en
MATCHING eggs from purs bred Rhode
Island Reds. Barred Rocks. White Leg
horns. Notified Anconas. Blue Andalu-
SLAMS, Belgian Hares for sale Willyards
Poultry Yards, Sl14 Hamilton. Pm 5s7sR-
FOR SALE young laying hens. Rhode
Island Reds, Barred Rocks, White Leg
horns. Black Minorcas, good layers. Come
and make your own selection Can de-
liver. Take TT Bliss car. S11f Hamilton s.
ITS NOT TOO LATE 10 hatch chlcks
from our early maturing Tom Barron.
English white LeEhorns- Nay hatched
chicks are easy 20 raise and viii lay when
eggs are high this fall Ferguson. 2lo-
Grand Ave
BARRED Plymouth Rock trapnested
selected and bred for egg prodrction. set
ting s. for Is Fertility guaranteed Now
booking orders FOR baby chicks. Nay de-
liverv. Free catalogue James Randall
2s10 Memphis. Fl Paso. Texas.
FERGUsON'S ENGLISH WHITE LEG
HORNS worlds famous egg machine.
direct descendants from birds that won
National Egg Contest, year after year.
Eainst a y other breeds and strain. Trap
nestled. healthy. vigorous birds. bred for
egg productions. eggs $3.50 for Is. IS per
10o. fertility guaranteed J. A. Ferguson
1902 Grand Ave Phone 5S5SM-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-25
For Sale-COuuiry Properly.

For Sale-CouniEy Properly.
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FOX SALE acres Of land between SAN
a-lzr-1 and Cuadriliz- can be irrigated.
q cnEe % Lee 1locrs ranch Price per
ae-e SIS. Als0= ~ acres on the Island.
aHu-r the prise see LrE TomaEa G Glron,
san Elzarl1. Texas. or phone "a. Clint
VALLEY LANDS WORTH THE MONEY.
c1 acres main canal and macadam read,
slad houses. large hay barns. au marhin-
e-T. tools and etc soil the very best
go A. 90 fine crop Of wheat. bal cuiti-
rate1 Best big buy n the valley, $3.50
- Terms
81 A. near Clint planted 20 wheat, s1e5
-r- a. % acres Clint e good by 100 A
-1cl housa 90 A. planted. Sos per A.
Pew good buys az Tornllla-
VII never advertise land that g not
l--l the money.
r. B. ELLIOTT
sol p a. Bank Fl Pasc.
schslrer BIS. Clint Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-25
WE'RE OVER THE TOP.

We've done the missionary work.
We've educated the public 10 arpre-
ciate the merits OF KOR-EER. Our
only need now is % find the rirh-
type Of big men as distributors. ARE
you one Of them There's @ big
future Tor you u you are.
Every automobile-evcry motor
cycle that is In your town. Is a pros
pective sale for KOR-EEn Think OF
IT, You have no competitors You
are handling the only product Of SIS
kind in the world. You have a
monopoly And you are buii5ing Up
an independent, profitable business
Of your own.
It's Up 90 you 20 earn 5000. $4,000.
q year or any amount you Ike 10 you
link up every ounce OF energy you've
got 90 what We are doing 20 make
sales for you We invite strictsst in-
vestiEauou-
ALCEaTO MIG. COMPANY.
201 Bridge ST.
Newark, New Jersey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-25

Special Notices
YOUR mattress renovated Sis Up: car
pets oieened- Erwin aig- 60. Ph- 1iio-
CATCH and IN nys With Elzias window
FOR vel rotted FERTILIZER phone 1853 \
GARDEN rakes. hoes. shovels and rubber
hose A. Tafle. sos S. Fl Paso.
THE only steam carpet cleaners. sKle s.
Aene MAJ a Feather CO. Phone 1sll
DINNER sets Easy Payments.
FOUTZ MOORE co.
FURNISHED room cottasa tor rent
5ll5 Aurora St Phone sl5f.
NOTICE-Ths Western Furniture Co sells
iurnlfure only no clcthlnEs and ia To-
Gated corner Stanton and Overland 81
MATHEMATICS. Latin. general coaching.
Miss Lillian Neager. 1917 Mesa Apt a.
Phone 6s3o-
WASrED-Coupie passenger8 10 60 70
Denver with me in Buick six Leave May
lst Phone e65SI-
HOUSTON TRANSFER a STORAGE ear
save you money on trunks and piano nov
Ing
We can fix your place Into a lawn.
flower bed or a vegetable garden Every
thing furnished Phone gTo1-
COLUNBINE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Plans and estimates free Immediate at
tention given % an class Of work.
RAG RUGS s7x5f
Special this week. only S1.25.
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
loz S. stanton St Phone SIS.
ICE bones AND REFRIGERATORS.
A complete lire. with prices ranging from
$3.50 un. Terms
sOLLIE-PETERs FURNITURE CO.
sos NILS st-eet Phone z-io.
NEW PERFECTION WICKS.
You VIII find New Perfection Penant. and
Puritan WicZs az the Rio Grande Furul-
ture Co. INC 2gI s. Stanton Pm 28o-
NOTICE.
Il may be al right 70 pay 75c or 81 20
move a trunk but We only charge 15c any
proportion Herman Transfer g. Storage
Co Phone $50 We give $ & a Green
rraGing Staups.
Business Expansion and Additions,
Changes Of Location, Branches, Etc.
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LEAVE YOUR NEXT BUNDLE a. our
New Branch. which Is now q your ssrv-
Ice. IN the lobby Of Security Bank g. Trust
BIDS Mesa Ave We specialize in one
day service. making no extra charge
ELITE LAlNDkA-sPlCk AND SPAN.
Business Chances
CALL FOR your garden hose a. A. Taffe's. I
ios s ~ Paso. Phone 1876.
FOR RENT-Sausage kitchen and refris- I
orator. Gem Market
detective service. ADDE'S Posi- I
office Box sos
OFFICE furniture tor rent Summer rates. /
FOUTL MOORE co.
ATTESTlON-HoteIs. rooniinc houses aro /
BONES, have your curtains Numbered right ]
sal Jew.
WILL buy location 20 practice medicine !
Am competent, partnership considered. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-25

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E1oR saEE-f room house. two lots,
Government Hill. owner leaving city.
Flone 7l1e-W