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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-01
War Books.

STAKES OF THE WAX. By LOTHR0P
SToDDARD AND GLENN FRANK. This is an
effort to present the facts of wealth, re-
sources, population and nationalities in
respect of those parts of Europe, Asia and
Africa whose destinies will be settled by
the war. There are thirteen maps, politi-
cal. racial and economic. At the end of
each chapter the authors give bibliogra-
ply. New York: The Century Company.
$3.50.
MY LORRAINE JOURNAL. BY EDITH
O'SHAUG MESSY (MRs. NELSON
O'SHAUGHNESsY). A wartime journal
covering the section held by American
troops in France and picturing the eoun-
try now defended by them. The last entry
is dated January 7, 1918. New York:
Harper & Brothers. $3.50.
GENTLEMEN IN ARMS. By "CENTU-
ROM Actual incidents of the war in
France. Belgium and England, and on the
North Sea. New York: Doubleday,
Page & Co. $l.40.
THE FLAME THAT Is FRANCE. BY
HENRY MALHERBE. This book won the
Goncourt prize for 1917, awarded for 1916
to the author Of Under Fire. New York:
The Century Company. 81.
BRITAIN AFTER THE PEACE: REVO-
LUTON OR RECONSTRUCTION. By
BRoUGHAM VILLIERs. The author believes
that the problem of reconstruction after
the war is really the problem of q revolu-
ton, that is, making fu-damental changes
in a rapid manner. He tries to show how
this revolution may yet be peaceful. New
York: E. z. Dutton & Co. $3.50.
Health.
DIET AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO
THE CALORIES. BY Lulu HUNT
PETERS. The author is both amusing and
scientific. The book is illustrated with
little sketches such as a youngster might
draw on a slate. Chicago: Reilly
Britton. 81.
"CHEERO." BY ANNIE MARION MAC
LEAN. Jane had antnritis-if you don t
know what it means, never mind. She
tried 4 motley array of doctors-about
fifty, not counting the dead ones, she
says-and they all consoled her with the
story of the woman who had only two
teeth but who was grateful because they
hit. New York: The WOmans Press.
$l.2o. Drama.
QUALITY STREET. BY j. M. BARRIE.
Sir James NJ. Barrie has at last con
scented to the publication of all his plays,
and four of them will be put out imme-
diately in uniform edition. This is one
book in the SERIES New York: Charles
Scribner's Sons. 81.
THE ADMIRABLE CREIGHTON. BY J. NJ.
BARRIE. One of a series of Barrie's plays.
See Quality Street. above. New York:
Charles Scribner 's-SOns. 81.
Social Science.
SOCIAL ANTAGONISTS. BY ARLAND d.
WEEKS. Discusses selling, advertising.
voeations, personal attributes, ideas and
adjustments. Chicago: A. c. McClurg &
Co. 60 cents.
THE LARGER LIBERALISM. By Ed
WARD BERNARD BENJAMIN. "Outlines OF
social philosophy for the United States
of America Cambridge, Mass: Printed
for the author s private circulation by the
University Press.
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Fiction.


THE THIRD ESTATE. BY MARJORIE
Bowen. A story of the French revolu-
tion and of the brilliant and cruel Mar
quis de Sarcey and those men and women
unfortunate enough to cross his path.
New York: f. T.. Dutton & Co. $l.75.
ON FURLOUGH. BY FLORENCE OLM.
STEAD. Lieut. Wrexham of the Irish
Guards, who fought through the battle of
the Aisne, is invaded to America, where
he meets a Southern girl. New York:
Charles Scribner's Sons. $l.50.
MORTMAIN. By ARTHUR TRAIN. A col
lection of short stories which have ap-
peared in various magazines. New York:
Charles Seribner's Sons. $3.50.
MISS INGALLS,. BY GERTRUDE HALL. A
love story about beautiful woman, two
men of entirely opposite characters, and
n family variously and plentifully en-
dowed with meanness. New York: The
Century Company. $40.
THE GOLDEN BIRD. BY MARIA THoMP-
SON DAvIEss. An idyll of Harpeth Valley,
Ann Craddoek, flock of thoroughbred
chickens and q man who came out of the
woods and who knew air about the earth
and the living things closest to it. New
York: The Century Company. $l.35.
THE WAR EAGLE. BY W. J. DAWSON.
This novel deals with a group of Ameri-
cans each of whom is affected in turn by
the war-the New York magazine editor,
the millionaire, the old civil war veteran,
the mother whose son has enlisted, young
girl and young man. New York: John
Lane Company. $l.5O.
History.
ENGLAND IN THE SEVEN YEARS
WAR: A STUDY IN COMBINED
STRATEGY. BY SIR JULIAN S. CoRBETT.
Military history, but still history The
Seven Years War was ended by treaty
signed at Paris February 10, 1863. 1t is
widely known as the Maritime War, and it
is with it in its naval aspects that the
author, who has written several books of
English naval history, is chiefly con
cerned. Indexed. Two volumes. New
York: Longmans, Green Co. 81.
THE FRENCH IN THE HEART OF
AMERICA. BY JOHN FINLEY. new
and popular edition of an excellent study
first published in 1915 and crowned by
the French Academy. New York:
Charles Seribner's Sons. $3.50.
Biography.
THE DIARY OF A GIRL IN FRANCE
IN 1921. BY MARY BROWNE. This is
new edition of an English book with illus
trations by the author. New York: E. P.
DuttOn & Co. 50.
THE PRESIDENTS l HAVE KNOWN
FROM 1860 TO 1918. BY SIMON WOLF.
Mr.. Wolf has lived>in Washington for
over half a century, and in connection
with various public movements and as the
representative of various public bodies,
especially Jewish organizations, he came
to know all of the Presidents from Lin
coin to Wilson. Washington. D. c.: Pub
lished by the author. Press of Byron S.
Adams, Washington, d. c.
Religion.
THE SUPREME GOSPEL: A STUDY
OF THE EPISTLE TO THE HE
BREWS. By THE REV. HUGH THOMSON
kerr. New York: The Womans Press.
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Fiction.

TOWARDS MORNING. By /. A. r.
WyILE The author, Australian born, of
Scottish parents, went to Germany at
nineteen. Out of her German expert
ences she has evolved the story of the
making of German soldier. She tries to
show the soaring of soul by Prussianism
and that soul s final redemption through
the steadfastness of a woman 5 love.
New York: John Lane Company. $l.50.
THE GHOST GARDEN. By AMELIE
RIvES. A story of two lovers and
haunted garden in old Virginia-"a new
version of the eternal triangle with one
of its points in the spirit world. New
York: Frederick A. Stokes Company
$l.5O.
THE LURE OF THE NORTH. By HAIR
OLD BTNDLoss. A story of lost treasure
in which the chief seeker is fearless
girl who adventures in Canadian forests
and wildernesses to hunt for a silver lode.
New York: Frederick A. Stokes Com
pany. $l.40.
A GIRL NAMED MARY. By JULIET
WILBoR TOMPKINs. Mary disappears.
Her mother doesn't doubt that she is
somewhere in the world and befriends all
the Marys she can find. And then a Mary
she has helped brings her friend Mary to
see the mother-and the lost Mary is
found. Indianapolis: The Bobbs Merrill
Company. $l.50.
THE MONEY MAKER: THE ROMANCE
OF RUTHLESS MAN. BY IRVING R.
ALLEN. Both women and men looked
twice at David Power. He made money
unscruPulously until he learned that money
made honestly was most easily made-and
that the love of fine woman was more
valuable. New York: Dodd Mead & Co.
$3.50.
SYLVIA SCARLETT. BY CoalProN MAC
KENzIE- The heroine is n young girl of
half French. half English heritage. Her
love of adventure leads her into unusual
situations. She finds her vocation through
her voice. New York: Harper &
Brothers. $3.50.
LANDS END. By WILBUR DANIEL,
STEELE. Short stories by one of the most
skilful of American short story writers,
dealing with the Portuguese fishermen of
Cape Cod. New York: Harper & Brothers.
$l.35.
THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE
APOCALYPSE. BY VICENTE BLAsco IBA-
Me-. A romance of the war by possibly
the greatest living Spanish novelist. The
story starts in the Argentine and culmi-
mates in the battle of the Marine. New
York: f. P. DuttOn & Co. $l.90.
DRUMS AFFAIR. By JOHN MURRAY GrBBoN.
Deals with the love affairs of an Oxford
man and Chicago girl in Germany, Eng.
land, the United States, Canada and then
England again later. under the stress of
war. New York: John Lane Company.
$1.50.
LOVERS OF LOUISIANA. By GEORGE
W. CABLE. This romance opens at Allan
tic City, where two old New Orleans fam
lilies, with an inherited hostility toward
each other, are thrown together. The
young lawyer who is destined to be the
head of one falls in love with the Creole
daughter of the other. New York:
Charles Scribner 5 Sons. $50.
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Religion.

rHE SUPREME GOSPEL: A STUDY
OF THE EPISTLE TO THE HE
BREWS. By THE Rev. HUGH THOMSON
KERR. New York: The Womans Press.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
LARGE CATTLE RANCHES


7 have for sale two ranches. The best
buys in New Mexico. Both bargains and
have grass and water and are too good
to remain long on the market.
RANCH No l. PRICE Sl25.O00.-
Leased land Range in four townships.
About 10000 acres; good grass and che
mise. plenty OF water, ranch houses,
barns. windmills and equipment in good
condition Thirty-four head Of work
horses about 1850 head Of cattle.
RANCH No. 2. PRICE SIs5,0OO.-Cou-
sists Of $4,000 acres. Of which 5000 Is
decided land and about 5000 leased State
land. All fenced. good grass water plen-
tiful every two or three miles No finer
pasture FOR fatteuinE steers in the state.
About one-fourth Of this land Is good,
cultivable land, good nine-room ranch
house. You must see these propositions
TO appreciate them.
T. F. McCANNA, Albuquerque, y. VI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
HOTEL LAUGHLIN.
81 FRANKLIN ST.
FL PASO. TEXAS

Finest and best furnished, cos
test. most comfortable and refined
family hotel in II Pas0 or the
Southwest.
Rooms and suites Of rooms. with
or without bath Public tubs and
shower baths on every floor Teie-
phone every room tBell connec-
riunl- Steam heat. running water,
hot and cold. in every room.
Passenger elevator. Beautiful
lobby with homeiike fireplace
Cory music room. Wen equipped
library. Reception room on every
floor. Convenient writing desks
on every floor. Every bed has
Sealy mattress. every room rich
velvet carpet.
This hotel is built for comfort,
refinement. elegance yet the
prices are moderate u is eZc.u-
sivs quiet and every room IS an
outside room
Two blocks from depot. three
blocks from center o. city. An
up-to-dsts European Hotel In
every respect.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
For SaI.-AutOmobls,-Rnnt.d.

For Observation-Disclosures.
NICE big garage. POI West Missouri.
AXLEs made true without removing
Buchanan. 212 San Francisco. Phi S54I-
FORD commercial bodies. a bargain
Murphy & HiIen. 305 S. OREGON
$1,000 BUYS Iis-2-ton White truck. fine
shape. Phone 66s5. 407 Myrtle ave.
FORDS, touring 1915 and 1917 models
also truck. 1923 MaEoffln-
TWO level lots viii trade for car. 200
Palm St
FOR sALE-Wiudshield, also passcnge-
body 5s32 e san Antonio. Phi 31ol.
NEW Hudson super Six on sale BY owner.
Call Home Auto stand ask FOR Alfred
CLEAR land or lots TO exchange for good
auto 40 commission Address H IS. care
Herald
WANTED Dodge or Buick passenger au-
tomoble I'm good condition for cash. Pm
81. or call 800 Mills St
DODGE touring car. 1917 model. first
class condition, sacrifice Call al 40 =
~ Fas0 -.
FORD repair shop. well equipped. doing
good business FOR sale or trade can use
. Ford cars in exchange Investigate. IL
W. Overland.
FOR SALE-1sls Chalmers pass. speed
ster wire wheels, run 600 miles Used only
on paved streets. A bargain on terms II
desired. Phone s635W.
FL PASO Automobile laundry-Have your
cars washed while you wait; cars called
for and delivered. 200 y. kas. Pm 90
CYLINDERS ground for oversize piston
also cranks reground and made good IS
new at Smell Mach. Works.
WANTED-Overland cars. any condition.
spot cash; Overland parts for sale Brown
Welding Co
FROZEN cylinders welded We don't warp
them. Wrecked frames. Tenders. lamps and
radiators repaired promptly Brown
THREE passenger Scripps- Booth for sale
or viii trade for five passenger 1917
Dodge. This car is nearly new and Is the
+ classiest looking and most economical
+ running make OF car in town. Phone ssfs
between 1915 and 1876 or SIS and 800
D. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
For Rent-ROOms Furnished.

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ROOM in private family for party EN-
ployed. 81 Arizona
ROOM suitable for one man. $40 1910
TWO rooms and sleeping porch 3f5- Ala
TWO rooms. bath, walking distance. pri-
waite family Phone l65s-
FURNISHED bed room i0r- sl5 *. stan
ton Phone -6s2W-
SANITARY steam heated with sleeping
porch Phone tOso-
CLOSE in sunny heated room OF house
keeping suite. 1910 y stanton. IN $50
FURNISHED rooms Isl Newman Call
sss7 after evenings
FOR RENT-NIcely furnished front room
close in Phone 650-W or call 500 J.
Boulevard. Apt 4
LOVELY room. front entrance, gent.ema 70.
adjoining bath. cheap. close in home
Phone 1859.
WANTED lazy roommate. large front
room. private sleeping porch. close in-
board convenient No sick 4o1 Prospect
UNDER SEW MANAGEMENT.
Clean rooms and housekeeping apis bo4
Mesa
NICE front room within walking distance
az city. reasonable rent 20 right party
Phone 1909. or call l-ls y. Florence-
HOTEL VISTA. $50 W. 40. new manage
.Cut: delightful rooms. sleeping po-cn.
steam heat. bath; reasonable Phone sos
FOR RENT-Nice room with steam heat,
gIassed in sleeping porch. private home
Phone 5e9f
FURNISHED room. steam heat. gentle
man No invalids- Facing Carnegie square
I10 rs. Franklin
ROOM and sleeping porch with two
double beds. furnace heat hot wate-,
walking distance. Phone 20ssR-
CLOSE N LARGE FRONT ROOM HEAT
I'd. Running WATER. FURNISHED
FOR TWO rs y. DAVIS.
HOTEL OASIS.
go rooms o. solid comfort 81 day M
European. special weekly ana monthly
rates.
Phone So I'll y Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
For SsIe-Farms and Ranches.

MOST desirable acre tract for valley
home on street car line. 8 miles down
valley Phone 1916 evenings
FOR SALE-40 acres irrigated farm
bearing orchard and alfalfa, = mile from
Garfield. New Mexico. r. p. Pankey. Her-
rnosa. New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
Housekeeping Rooms Furniihed.

Overland.
uI. - C.LI
housekeeping hoohs " nlsueu'
ROOSTS - = - - m ~
-. - T,,- ,-,--
49, ~ n ------2 1-3 IVA e-.-- -
OH or more rooms close M IN $500.
HOJSEkEEPING rooms. sos z. Missouri.
TWO outside front rooms. 10 " stanton
TWO nous EeepinE rooms. 50. Phi 125sJ
IIf,T=e I-I. F.F5PTS-f. aud I-..i----7 IN .s75
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X FI6-e7cc
tyO0NI. g5----7- -- -,--,7i.s ali ------7-|.---.-
To- i, -o- n. santa b. Phone -s95I.
49, s------ --.-,--, Min, i.T--j,---, oil,
Srr--.ffiI p,bgre sOqsyv
+, 49, ,.--77 7,,--7g,..-i ,,.--,-----.-.----.
-@6-n9 basement chem -oq X ssTf. +e
fT6,-.-z-t. t-fPIS,,. -----I IA 1900 -55 q,
Stanton
49,, : m, -- 80. 7--=-- -7.,.-
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lMO LolSei-.' l.lls rooms WI OK WIN
- = ----2
oNH lal5- Aluse.s pms l"oi-i- 90 -'-
tl95enee- Enoae s-es-
NICE big room, no sick or children III
W missouri
ONE large room. kitcheuet. 80 children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
GOING TO Bull


6e-IeO II. corner, partly improved for
$4,000 Owner refused considerable
more for this . years ago. See
Mr.. MUuikin.
DOUGLA c. CROWELL AGENCY.
ga Mills Bldg Phone SIS
ON RIO GRANDE-7 room home, close
in. cut from $500 TO S45OO-for quick
sale; $500 cash.
For Trade-Property in San Diego
VIII trade for Fl Psso residence
500 Down-s2O monthly will buy
New room bungalow in Alta
Vista. $1,000.
On Montana Close in-5 room brick
sacrifice price $500.
Just move in, nothing down, new 8
room brick in Alta Vista, basement,
walks. fenced. hardwood. glazed
sleeping room, pay s25 monthly on
principal, only one left; we have sold
six Of these.
\. Stanton Walking Distance. 3 room
brick only $4,000; terms
For Trade, fine vacant corner apart
ment site) close in, $4,000; viii take
apartment house and pay difference
or assume.
Have Buyer For Lots near White
Oaks or Alamogordo St What have
youe
HAWKINS BROS.
6 f. Morgan Bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
For Sale-Miscelaneous.

VI lA-A@ AAAA@@@A----A
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TWIN so-cart- Phone t40S.
BABY buggy for sale. Phone istfJ-
WANTED 10 BUY chickens, Pm. S95sE
FOUR stoves. uaDy bugs Phone 4siaW-
sNAP-Restauraut $500. Write ~ Herald
COAL heater. sos Montana Phone a77sW.
FOR SALE-secoud hand lumber OF an
kinds and corrugated iron. Phone So
SECOND hand lumber and delivery wagon
cheap. Phone s973B
FOR SALE-Dr0p head singer machine
S25- 1906 n. stanton
FOR SALE-I.aree Size hot blast heater
So cali 1921 evenings
BABY CART. wicker. bargain S.. BED.
1ll5 san Antonio
FOR SALE-NatonaI cash register. 5If
s. stanton.
ONE wagon and team Tor sale. also
hens ana rooster Phone -fso
TIMERS and pipe fitting tools It. coz
nice brake al city Radiator shop. 000i7
Texas St
APPIE and cottonwood in stove ana cord
lengths in car lots for sale. John H. Nus
baum. Mesilla Park. New Mexico.
FOR sALE-One four horsepower gas en-
gine 500 one Empire caudy-flOss machine.
cost S140-seII FOR SEQ Secondhand doors.
windows. and lumber. Inquire Of George
Besudett- Phone 54zo.
For Rent-RoomS Furnished.
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CLOSE in $40 Phone 70ssM-
DESIRABLE rooms Phone 6Oso.
FURNIsHED rooms. 2l7 Arizona 81
ROOM and sleeping porch $40 Mesa
LARGE room close in. 615 y. stanton
LARGE sunny steam heated. Pm. 6oSo-
BEDROOMS and housekeeping. 80 Myrtle
LARGE steam heated rooms. Phone $3.50
FURNISHED front bed room. 1og E.
Boulevard
HOTEL LAKE. rooms and bath. S1-. SIS.
$50. S25. SO W. no. Pm $500 Close in
ROOM connecting bath close in. $40. az
n Virginia. Phone 6f22.
NICELY furnished rooms. close in. 90 y
Santa Fe.
ATTRACTIVE 'front.' room. steam heat,
gentlemen IS Ramsey Apt
TOR gentleman separate entrance. private
family. close in Phone 1851
FOR RENT-Two bed rooms sleeping
porch connecting bath. or Housekeeping
rooms. References Phone 95s. $40 Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
ONLY 5000

New & room. glass porch, breakfast
room and huiltin furniture; oak
doors: beautiful built-in features:
basement: south front; good locality.
only $3.50 cash will do; balance easy
Don't fail to see this.
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
f24 Mills Bldg. Phone T755 or 1921 J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10

BARGAIN-ONLY $40 DOWN
$500 NO. INCL. INTEREST
PRICE $3.50
RIGHT At ALTA VISTA SCHOOL
Brand new room bungalow,
never occupied. Hardwood floors,
built-ir bookcases, buffet and
kitchen cabinet, white enamel
finish in all rooms except living
and dining rooms. Sidewalks all
in. On alley corner. 40 foot front.
The one best buy in this section
JOHN W. PHILLIPS & co. Phi. 436.
S07 First Natl Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
For SaIe-Country FrUperty.

For Sale-Country Properly.
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THREE fine urban tracts Improved on
interurban ard county road A bargain
John n Nusbauu. Fl Paso. Texas
HEADQUARTERS FOR VALLEY LANDS
Buy now before il is too late 10 put In
that banner crop Uncle sam needs every
acre OF the valley under cultivation. Nov
is your chance TO help with that food
problem Do your bit with the boys in
the trenches. We can supply your wants
TO matter how small the capital. W
have a special. small payment plan for
the good farmer. our bit is 10 help y11
20 get a start We can supply you with
all kinds OF trades, sales or leases Call
ee6S.
BAILEY LAND CO.
sos Herald Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10

For Sale or Exchange-Keal Estate.
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VIII. trade section watered ranch Box
De- weed. r. A.
GOOD farm near Texarkana. Texas fer
rI Pzso residence property Phone 41slM-
'VEN acres below YsIets. clear Of incum-
E-zuce. 20 trade for clear lots or a small
re-ilence- Phone 1o16.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
A TWO STORY BARGAIN

IN FIVE POINTS
II you could buy a new well built
TWO story home. modern throughout.
basement and heat, in the best and
most convenient location in Fl Paso,
you no doubt would jump at the
chance. especially when the price Is
ohly S65O0.00, about S2700-00 to be
cash. We recommend that you buy
this while you can
T. E. HEAD & co.
ia Mills Bldg. Phone 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
Poultry and Pei Stock.

Poultry and Pei Stock.
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FRESH eggs. IS cents Phone 4313.
FIVE pairs Plymouth Rock Homer
pigeons cheap Phone 3s73R
FOR SALE-Pair Belgian hares. also bred
does 3114 Hamilton Phone 3975R.
FOR SALE white leghorn hens lay
ing Phone 3s73R.
BARRED Rock sitting eggs also cockereis.
Phone 2726R.
WANTED the address OF someone who has
Bourbon Red Turkeys for sale. Wm. G.
Goodman, St David. Cochise Co. Arizona
FOR sALE-Good bronze turkeys for
breeding. in fine coruition- Also 3 hogs
Valley OH Station Phone 535R-
WHITE Leghorn hens, belonging to pen
test 2sl240 eggs. delivered for S1.e5, etc
Blsnco Chicken Ranch. Ia Mesa y ~
FOR sALE-3 Queen lncuhators. Hum
phrey Bone Cutter. alfalfa cutter. HOl-
brook Anthony. y r.
BARRED Plymouth Rocks. trap nested,
selected and bred for cgs production.
Breeding stock. Matching eggs. baby
chicks. catalogue free James Randall
esle Memphis St e. Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10

METALS a MINERALS Co. BUYERS
10 san Francisco So Phone erf
Platinum. Gold. silver. Ouicks liver. Ne
taliic and non Metallic Minerals o. all
description
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-10
BAILEY LAND CO
sos Herald Bldg.
VALLEY LAND.

VALLEY LAND.
BOTH UP-ASD DOWN VALLEY
From 20 acres up. VIII sell on easy
terms or trade for f Paso property.
JAY +. KNOX COMPANY.
30I Caplcs Bids Phone 1895