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War Summary
August Is

Submarine attacks our coast with
gas. Six guard at the station and
light house on Smith island are over
come by fumes British and Swed-
ish steamers sunk off Massachusetts,
coast.
Americans fighting in the outskirts
Of Bray. Curry taken by Petian's
gallant troops. Hundreds of Huns
taken prisoners by allied forces.
+ British center breaks thru the
Huns 1915 line in Picardy. Ger
mans unable toAcheck the advance.
Village of Proyart and man yprison-
ers taken.
Allies are in touch with the
Slovaks. British troops landed at
Valdivostok and are given a warm
reception.
August II
Wars decisive battle opens; allies
menace foes entire line. Wedge in
Hun center is driven deeper. Key
town of Lassigny is within grasp of
French.
New lines being held firmly by
the allies. Hun defenses stormed by
British forces along the Ethinhem-
Bray spur. Germans unable to get
reinforcements without the aid of
the Crown Prince.
Germans are withdrawing slowly.
Enemy can save self from great dis
aster only by standing firm on pres
ent front.
August IS
French take gate to Noyon; Huns
begin new retreat.
Ribecourt captured by troops of
France. Germans plan for counter
attack and number of officers are
taken prisoners. British force re-
tirement of enemy from forward po-
sitions in region north of Albert.
American army to be on Vesle.
First Yankee organization largest in
France; other to follow. U. S. has
sufficient men over seas to form four
such units.
Tanker sunk; seven missing; no
warning given by the u-boat; sur
vivors are picked up.
American counsel at Moscow to
come home Turns over duties to
Swedish consulate and destroys code
book as final precaution. Action fol-
lows war on entente; Berlin gov
eminent orders Firms to fight in
north. Berlin fears Russian crisis.
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PEOPLE PAY TWICE
FOR BAD ROADS

Down at the crossing of the Black
foot river south of town a hole de-
veloped at one end of the steel bridge
early in the season, and as tourists
and others come spinning across the
bridge they bumped vicious bump,
for the hole was deep and not easily
seen. Nobody knows the number Of
car springs that got broken there nor
how many people in the various
states are telling their friends about
the bad roads near Blackfoot, Idaho.
For weeks the local road overseer
had teams working on the extension
of Broadway within a few minutes
walk of the bridge, and for weeks
the hole remained in the road altho
the county commissioner and the
road overseer knew its condition.
They seemed to hold to the belief
that when it was filled it ought to
be filled with rock and clay, and
that was sound reasoning, but sand
or even feathers put in right away
would be better than rock and clay
that remained somewhere else.
Down at Snake river bridge west
of Blackfoot, is bad condition at
both approaches. The planks are
in bad condition and at the west end
is difficult curve on rather heavy
grade. For many weeks two of the,
planks have been bulged up in a
ridge so that it is difficult to get over
except on low gear. The travellers
keep to the west side and avoid the
worst of it, but If vehicles meet
hnc IN inv hn pri1
People claim to have knowledge that
the road officials have known about
this condition for a long time, and
up to the present writing nothing
has been done. A short time ago
two cars collided on the curve, and
an analysis of the cause of the acct
dent indicated that it was due chiefly
to the maneuvers of driver to avoid
the bumps. The damage on one of
the cars was said to have been suffi-
cient to pay for repairing the bridge
$50 times, and the damage On the
two would have been sufficient to
haul in clay and gravel to crown the
whole curve so cars could coast
smoothly across the nest of bumps
on the grade that have annoyed the
travellers ever since the present ad-
ministration took the oath of office.
The editor of this little sheet has
reached the conclusion that the Of
ficials having jurisdiction over the
roads mentioned are very estimable
gentlemen and citizens, but that how
ever much they may be doing to win
the war they are seriously hampering
the traffic by their mismanagement !
of road work 1t would be a very
fine thing for their regulations and
for the travel If they would now
address themselves to the task of |
getting roads ready for the heavy
fall hauling. If they do that no.
body will accused them of doing it |
for the purpose of getting reelected |
or reappointed to the same job for
the coming dministration-the in
jury already too deep to consider
that.
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NOVEL NEWS
PAPER EXPERIENCE

Selling newspapers at q dollar
copy is a new and rather novel ex-
perience, but the Idaho Republican
had taste of it recently. On the
second of August We published what
we called a souvenir edition telling
people good many things about our
office and our way of conducting the
service.
A copy of the souvenir edition
went into the hands of a representa-
tive of an eastern manufacturer, and
was of sufficient interest to them to
bring forth an order for twenty-five
extra copies. They sent a draft for
$25 to pay for the twenty-five copies
and expressed their approval of that
kind of journalism.
OF course we filled the order, and
were glad to do it. We had printed
a little stack of extra copies.
Chautauqua Owner Speaks
c. H. White general manager Of
the Ellison-White chautauqua system
of Portland and Boise, writes a few
lines as follows: q
Il have received and looked thru
with a good deal of interest, your
late edition including the SO souvenir
edition and l want to thank you for
sending me a copy Of it. You have
indeed quite a newspaper, and con-
graduate you on having built up such
paper. want to get better &C
quainted, and when you come to the
city again I hope you will let me
know that you are here"
Compliments SOldier-Writer
Ray Andrews, secretary for the
Boise office of the Ellison White
Lyceum bureau of Boise, wrote:
Just a personal word to compli-
ment you on your souvenir edition
of the Republican. You are doing
what almost everyone fails to in
putting county paper on real bust
ness basis and extending real SER
vice to your community.
II was particularly interested in
the fine letter from Sergeant Kut-
newsky. What splendid spirit! It
Is one of the best things read since
Connigsby Sawson's book, Garry
similar too"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Sunday school at 10 a. m. every
Sunday. There will be services Sun
day at II a. m. No services in the
evening.
The Luther league will hold a
social Friday evening at the home
of Rev. Peterson, sos North Main
street. Ice cream and cookies, coffee
and rolls will be served everybody
invited.
The ladies' aid met Wednesday at
William Johnson's in the country.
The heavy rain did not keep our peo-
pie at home. A large crowd was
present and a nice time was enjoyed
by all. The aid meets September 4,
at George L. Carlsons.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16

COnIeCClOnorS, SOU Drown, CoQarnolQ,
open kettle, plantation wash sugar
etc. They do not, however, apply to
the sugars and syrups above referred
to as substitutes.
The people of Bingham county are
urged not to complain of the mer-
chants in their endeavor to live up to
all the food conservation rules. The
merchants of this county are loyal
lot and are striving to conform to the
rules strictly. 1t is believed that
they are doing this more from an
hnest and patriotic spirit than from
a fear Of punishment for a violation
of the rules.
In different protions of the county
violations of the rules have occurred
a few of which are herein sited:
July 9 the Edlich Bros. Grocery
company, Savannah, Geo. paid $500
to the Red Cross for selling -four
without substitutes and at excessive
prices.
July 10 the Ayres Nero. company,
Denver, Colo, lost their license for
violating food rules and were COM
peeled to pay 5000 to the Red Cross.
July IL F. Romeo & Co., New
York donated $12,800 to Red Cross
as penalty for over charging on GER
tain food commodities.
J. Kulla company of New York
was required to pay $4,000 to Red
Cross or go out of business for violat-
ing U. S. food administration rules.
So do not blame your merchant;
he is simply striving to live up to
the food administration require
The food administration is desir-
GUS of reserving any information
PERTAINING to any violation of the
food rules by merchants or house.
holders, but the information must be
positive and capable of absolute
proof. Do not annoy the administra-
ton with information that is mere
Do not write anonymous
letters as such communications will
receive no attention.
Rule 20
Milling bulletin No. 6 relating to
the exchange of wheat for -four by
the growers as follows:
Rule 29.-When a farmer brings
to the mill wheat grown by himself,
the miller may deliver to him on
toll or exchange basis a sufficient
amount Of -four with out substitute
to provide eight pounds per month
for each person in his household or
establishment until October /, 1918
provided that the farmer signs the
following certificate and thai the
miller has reasonable cause to be-
lieve the truth thereof.
Certificate to be Signed by
Farmer Exchanging Wheat Fliur
Date .....................
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16
EASTERN STAR PICNIC

A picnic dinner will be given by
the members of the Eastern Star
chapter No. IA, Blackfoot, at the
city par, Tuesday afternoon, July 20.
All members and visiting members
are cordially invited to attend. The
dinner will be served at 6 O'Clock.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16
ON THE Sick LIST

Mr.. Larmer, employed by the Gem
State Laundry is suffering from an
attack of appendicitis and when con-
valescent developed into mild case
of paralysis Mr.. Larmer is much
improved now and able to around on
crutches.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16

J. H. Cutler and daughter Myrtle
and son Nephi and Miss Ella Jereney
member of the general board of the
primary association in Salt Lake, re-
turned Sunday from two weeks
visit thru the Yellowstone and re-
ported having a most enjoyable time.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16
5IXUHCUTV
Address

At the time of signing this certif1-
cate the wheat grower will be re-
quested to pledge himself to the use
Of the authorized cereal substitutes
in the proportion established by the
food administration. Millers must
keep record of all pesons refusing
to give such pledge.
Owners Of farms renting them for
shares are not entitled to the pri-
vilige of exchanging wheat for -four,
this privilege being now limited to
the actual growers of wheat.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16

to me together with that already on
hand will not give me a supply more
than sufficient to meet my require
ments of my household, lat the rate
of eight pounds per person per month
in my household,) or establishment
under the regulations of the United
States food administration, and that
I will not sell, lend or deliver such
-four to anyone, or permit such -four
to be used for any purpose, except
human consumption in my house,
hold or establishment,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16

--.------------------.-.-.- ucTcUy
certify that the wheat this day de-
livered by me to the mill Of ..............
grown by me on my farm, and that
the amount of -four to be delivered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
A FEW From OUR LIST OF
nHRE ANS


cts2. 0O0.OO-50 room hotel North Ore
lEon St $500 secured lease, 4 years,
exchange. equity for valley land or
city property.
sI2.OOO.Oo-4 four room apartment
North Fl Paso street. trade for hun
galOw part pay
SGOOO-10 room tenement. South Ore
gon street, clear trade for north side
bungalow.
s5Z5O-One four room and one 6 room
house, Silver City. rental s45 per
month, trade for FL Paso property
SsscO-Four room bungalow East
Boulevard. trade part pay for 100
acres OF land. lower valley at about
500 per acre
s36OO-Ffve room bungalow. Alta
Vista section. trade for something
ss15O-Fine four room bungalow,
Government Hill, trade for close in
lots.
SO, $1,000 acres OF land upper val
ley. good road. trade for FL PasO
property and VIII cut and trade por-
tons.
81, OoO-Finely improved "a acre tract
$1,000 seven room house, one half mile
city limits. Las Cruces. clear. trade
for El Paso property.
s00OO-60 acres well improved place,
20 acres alfalfa trade for FL PasO
bungalow.
$500 acres near Hagerman, u
acres bearing orchard. fine home,
trade FOR FL Paso property
S0000-S0 acres upper valley, trade
for Fl Paso property
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Phone $50 100 San Antonio St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
For SaIe-City Property

-~~~~-~~~~ S~-~-~%~~~~~
Public Stenographer, 315 Martin Bldg.
PARMELEE-Magne and starter
repairing. We specialize N armature
rewinGinE-
-FOUR ROOM COTTAGE. bath. Two
lots, $3.50 5000 cash. bal monthly.
Five room cottage. bath. two lots,
splendid location, $3.50. $4,000 cash.
bal monthly.
FRANK E. cox. 219 CapIes bldg.
HAVE GOOD Dodge touring car Tor
first payment on modern cottage:
must be . bargain and well located
on paved street. Give location. price,
and full particulars first letter. Box
q 81. care Herald.
FOR SALE-Six room dwelling. well
situated on two full lots Present
owner obtained this property through
foreclosure proceedings and will sell
extraordinarily cheap. See E. Klein,
sol s. FL Paso St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16

A Q ROOM BUNGALOW BEAUTIFUL.
Every up-to-date feature including
tile bath, mirror door. linen lockers,
very fine electric fixtures. handsome
built-in furniture and breakfast room
There is a furnace and finished base
ment- TRULY AN ELEGANT HOME
On paved street, south front, short
distance from Alta Vista School
ONLY S4JO0.00.
E35O CASH. 5000 NO. INCLUDING
ALL INTEREST. SEE PHILLIPS.
JAMES l.. MARI d co.
Phone 1850. 304 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
HOUSE.

Eight room two story new house
in AIundy Heights. Hard wood
floor. heating plant. fun finished
basement. double garage. modern
in all respects. Only 100000. II
you want this bargain act quick.
HROADDUS & LIE BARON.
E0e-210 First National Bank Bldg
Phone 1858
Member Il Paso Real Estate BOard).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
For Sale-MolorcYcIes
For Sale-Furniture

FURNISHINGS Of room apartment Call
before noon Phone 5430W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16

tVANTED-Listings OF bargains IN
well located homes. have several Gus
|toners with money TO buy where
price Is right List with me at once
your home for sale
FRANK +. cox.
.s1s Caples Bldg. Pm 5z25.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
SeIl-Lize Sfock-BuH
DOG, For Sale. Wanted. Etc.

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Airedale pup
pies c. o. Horner. 1927 Alameda Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
Sel-Lire Stoek-BuH

s--------~---~-----------
REGISTERED Hclstein bull years old,
for sale, $500 cash 4401 Tularosa St
FOR SALE Jersey and Hoistein heifer;
good milcher. can 1880 wyoming St
GOOD MICH COW Tor sale. call at Z2ls
Texas street.
ONE GOOD Jersey milk COW. Easy terms.
Phone 3349.
FRESH COW for sale. savage's place.
8 miles down county road
FOR sALE-About so ranged mares. $50
mule colts from one 20 three years old.
A =. Carpenter. Faywood. y II.
WANT four or five hundred head OF cat
tie 20 pasture. Guy Nations Box Il,
Sanderson- Tex
FOR SALE-Two fresh mIlch cows. VIII
take dry COW as part payment. or dia-
mond ring Phone S4s6J-
FOR sALE-Team young. gentle. black
mares. Il hands. 1899 pounds OF over.
Three sets double harness comulete- al
most new Oliver riding pillow. new corn
shellers 200 bushels white corn. also fine
seed corn-barrains T. T. Allen. Canu-
ullo. Texas fPhonel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16

NOTICE TO HAYNES AND
MITCHELL OWNERS.
We are prepared 10 do your re
pair work right and reasonable.
We also do repair work on all
makes CT good cars. We only
employ experienced mechanics
who know their business.
WEST TEXAS MOTOR co.
HAYNES q MITCHELL, Dealers
COL Montana Phone 4243.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished


FOR RENr-Bungalow. furnished or IN
furnished. near TT Bliss. Pm. 5so5.
DANDY BOOMING HOUSE
PROPOSITION
10s North Oregon story. rooms 2
Bias-ed sleeping porches. screened
porches, . baths Newly painted and pa
pered- Besponstble people Phone 5lt0-
. rooms, 10 y Campbell ........-S6e-00
Z rooms. 1911 ". Fiedras .--..----. SIS. 90
6 rooms. garage. 1913 Happier. Rich
no DOUGLAS c. CROwELL AGENCY
Pa Mills Bldg. Phone $500
For Renf-Apartments Furnished
--~----~-~-~-----~-~~~~-
TIE DWYER-Phone 45so.
3 Rooms. $50. SIS \. KaasaI
{ ROOMS. $50. sou Epson Pm. asa.
2 AND 3 ROOM APTs.-so4 Mesa
FURNISHED apartment- Phone 4is5.
STEAM heated. 1910 3Iundy. Pm ss15R-
APARTMENTS-17i5 Montana. Pm. 7745
MODERN four rooms. glassed in sleeping
porch. 3o25 Fl. Boulevard Phone 16ll-
ROOMS, bath. sleeping porch 1871
Florence
TWO beautiful large sunny rooms, bath,
sleeping porch. also front porch. 2 blocks
Lamar school Phone 1890.
FOX RENT rooms. s P. k & B.. $50.
one small basement apartment. sl2.50s
steam heated lucille apis. s11 ". No
AkAGON APTS.-Beautifully furnished 4
or room apartments: all coaveniences.
Apply Apt No "a. SIS E Rio Grande-
FURNISHED apartment for rent. close IN
Piedmont apartments for rent Apply
Apt- 4. Phi $3.50
COMPLETELY furnished ; room apart
ment, sleeping porch. steam heat also
one room and sleeping porch 121s Pros
poet. Phone 15I5W.
LUCILLE APIS. s1I ". Missouri One
small apartment S12.5o. One single room
Sc Steam heat
ATTEND OUR BIG REMOVAL SALE
Now on-save SOC on dollar.
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO.
NEWLY furnished apartment. rooms.
bath and sleeping porch; stove and gas
FOR healthy adults, 1908 Boulevard
LEAVING CITN-Wul subront my s35
apartment. sleeping porches. blocks from
Lamar school. FOR $50. A Gary. Ca
rage II desired. 1903 Golden Hin Terrace
LIVING Room, bed room. dining room
and kitchenet. bath. . closets. sleeping
porches. good furniture; sunny IN win
ter, breezy IN summer. Terms TO right
party. Phone 1122
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16

BOULEVARD HOME
In 1900 block on Boulevard,
two story. eight room brick.
Two lots. north front Excep-
tionally good buy at S5250.00.
Terms S125O.00 cash, balance
100000 per year.
CHARLES b. STEVENS,
Real Estate & Insurance.
City National Bank Building.
Phone 3454-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
For SaIe-Automobies-

-@~~~~~O@~~~~ ~~~~~~
FOR SALE-Oue Hudson Sedan. IN per
feet mechanical condition Phi 5l5l.
FOR sALE-Automobile, 1917 Ford. $500.
S0s y. Ochoa-
BRICK GARAGE and large yard for rent
619 Magoffin. opposite Toltec club.
FOR SALE-s0Iid brass frame Windshield
also speedometer. Phone S5SS.
GOOD Ford body and top for sale. Tex
leo Transfer Co.
CAMPBELL ST. garage, CTS y. Campbell.
Live storage s. per north Phi. 1772
AUTO LAUNDRY-Rave your cars washed
Will you wait zoo \. Kansas. Pm. so.
PARTY leaving town wishes TO sell Roa-
mer car. IN good condition, right price
for cash Address so. care Herald
WANTED USED CARS
II you wish 20 sell your car. see "a.
WALTERS & DURHAM
Phone 40s5. go W san Antonio
BENT FRONT AXLES straightened on
car. Radiators and Tenders repaired.
Brown Welding Co, 600 Texas Ph. 305L
1916 MITCHELL. 5-passenge=, fine shape
and looks ike new: good tires. VIII
take good Ford in part payment. sos
n. oehoa.
IF YOU have an automobile to sell bring
il to Us. we can sell It.
Ell PASO AUTO EXCHANGE
Phone 155. COS Mesa
HUDSON SUPER-SN
Must be sold at once: looks like new. Il
you are in the market for a Super in
WALTERS a DURHAM
Phone fos1 go ". San Antonio
FOK SALE-A-1 1917 Chandler Chummy
Roadster. wire wheels. VIII take Liberty
bonds or stock For further Information
write or wire TO Jacobs Box ~, Santa
FOK sALE-Three-chair barber shop in
healthiest, rrettiest town IN southwest;
county seat; population 5000. VIII run
S125 per week. Old established shop. new
fixtures Next to postoffiee- Ed Martin.
Alamogordo. y. IL
USED CAR BARGAINS
Haynes 5-passenger. 1917 model
Chevrolet 5-passenEer. 1917 model
Vim Truck
Ford Delivery, 1916 model
SPEEDWAY GARAGE
Cor. Bliss and Piedras, Five Points.
Phone 275s.
Haynes. 7-passenger. wire
wheels ---------.---.----41 $500
Oidsmobile. 5-passenger $50
Cole r., so h P. $3.50
Maxwell sedan, good condition,
Apperson Jack Rabbit. Spas. $500
Winfon 6. 7-passenEer .---.-s75o
Headquarters FOR Christmas bar
gains
WEST TEXAs MOTOR co.
COL Montana Phone 424a
SMALL CARS
Ford Sedan. 1877 model.
Seripps-Booth. 1918 model.
Baby Overland Roadster. 1917 model
Overland Coupe. 1917 model
Buick 4-5-passenger. 1917 model
Buick e-IglS model
WALTERS & DURHAM
Phone 1855 1880 W san Antonio
VELIE Light Six. good as new. Must
SELL leaving town Phone SS35-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
Poultry and Pet Stock

Poultry and Pet Stock
FRESH EGGS-CaH ss2sW-
FRESH EGGs-l5 cents seI Epson
90 White LeEhoru Hons Phone 5s2sw-
$50 YOUNG White Leghorn nuIIets and
hens 1875 Rosa St Phi s75SJ.
LOOKING for a bargain in rabbitsz We
are selling out cur entire stock, cheap
az Luna
4 FEW good ones left. Utility. View Yea
lands. reasonable or rather cheap: bred
does. does with filters. 46s1R- 405 Hill
FOR SALE
New Zealand does. two bucks and 10
small rabbits Very cheap Phone SS49
FOR sALE-I0 fine Rhode Island Red
hens one year old, Sl-15 each, at 800
Trowbridge.
WE STILL have Few good rabbits for
sale, also fine family COW Phone S11lW-
az S. Luna
SINGING CANARY BIRDS; must be seen
10 be appreciated Also all kinds Of bird
supplies. FL Paso Seed Co. 523 F. san
Antonio. Just east Of courthouse- Pr 2s2-
FOR sALE-New Zealand Red rabbits
and Belgian haress very fine stock.
months old, s. pair. zoos Newman Phi
Ss73sL
FOR sALE-Fine Rhode Island Red
utility cOckerels. New Zealand bred does,
and young stock Phone 6754- 3211 Hueco
FOR SALE young White Leghorn
hens, laying; also pair Belgian hares, and
bred does, cheap. 5114 Hamilton. PHI.
3s73R.
FOR SALE-Belgian and New zealand
hares young and matured stock; pcdi-
greed and utility. We deliver; ship any
where J. T. Willyard. 3114 Hamilton.
Phone 3s73R-
sALE-White Leghorns. May Matched
pullets $50; yearling hens $50. two
year old hens S1-Z5; coclzerels $3.50 and
So Select Black Ninorca pullets and
hens s2-5o, ard 50. Eilbourne's Poultry
Farm. Ysleta. Texas
FOR SALE-HARTZ MOUNTAIN
GANARrES
Choice singers IS 20 and $3.50; females
81 and 81 each Guaranteed safe arrival.
Express prepaid Jim B. Anderson. Fort
stanton. n NJ
POULTRY AND PET STOCK SHOW
Auspices Red Cross and Associated Chart
ties. Liberty Han Dec. 18th 70 2ist.
Breeders desiring 20 make exhibits Of
poultry, pigeons. canarles, rabbits CAVES,
and cats. can get Information by phon-
ing 2S or 1915.
BARRED and White Rocl1s; highest egg
type: yearlinE cocks. cockerels. pulists
young hens. hens with tap nest records
above 200. Sanitary Farm. san Antonio.
New Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16

NON RESTDENF OFFERS SNAP

I NON RESIDENT OFFERS SNAP
h downtown property, two cottages
bn 50x12O feet lot within forty feet
BIZ Masonic temple This property
'oVerlooks Cleveland Square and is
strictly high class. the beautiful To-
cation insures quick advance. now
that the war is over
SEE MRS. b. w HALE
s17k II. san Antonio St Phone sos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16

WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING
USED CAR BARGAINS. ALL N
Al CONDITIONS.
one 7-pass- Paige. 1917 model;
terms ss9u
One 7-pass Paige. 1918. been
run 400 miles ..---.--.s1350
One Ford Roadster .-....S2g0
one Saxon Sedan, terms $1,000
one 7-pass. Chandler, cash $3.50
one 5-pass. Oakland. terms. $3.50
cash.
One convertible Paige Roadster;
cash
BORDER MOTOR co.
sos Montana Phone $50.