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IF THERE was such thing as Liter
Il airy Cross for War Books we should
take the greatest pleasure in pinning
it on Raymond s. Tompkins for his work
called The Story of the Rainbow Division.
We must assume that Mr.. Tompkins was
a member OF the division, for it is difficult
to imagine man writing the kind of a
story he tells here unless as the result Of
personal experience; yet the personal pro-
noun is used only once, on next to the last
pagel
And as modesty is always one Of the
conspicuous attributes Of good soldier
we like to think il is this quality in the
writer that has impelled him to keep him
self out Of the story. But whether the
assumption is correct or not, Mr.. Tomp-
kins has written the best narrative of a
division Of the A. E. F. that has been pub
lished. In addition to this his volume
contains the first account Of the expert
ences Of American soldiers in conquered
Germany.
Mr.. Tompl1ins has no charges to make
against the officers Of the A. e. f., does
not tell his readers how much better the
war might have been fought, nor does he
indulge in army scandals. Even the bitter
experience of the "Valley Forge Hike"
from Vaucouleurs to the Rolampont area,
when men wore their shoes out and
marched through the snow filed roads
with their bloodstained feet wrapped in
rags, does not rouse either his ire or his
sense of the pathetic. To him it was q
piece of the hardships Of war, to be en-
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dured as best one might and looked back
upon IN spirit Of fine tolerance.
When the Rainbow Division was formed
out Of National Guard elements from New
York to California, on August IA, 1917,
our historian declares, the United States
knew il really had got into the Great War.
He says that when the division actually
was encamped at Camp Mills, Long
Island, the people who came to visit their
sons and friends in it thought 1t was
called Rainbow" because "there were so
many different colored hat cords on the
campaign hats" He tells how the division
went abroad in October and. lived in wet
and mud through the training period until
the middle Of February, 1918, when the
Rainbow began to get its experience of
war in the trenches Of the Luneville sector,
which had reputation for being "quiet."
Owing to tacit kind of arrangement
between the Germans and the French the
only signs Of war in that sector we're the
German trenches. In fact, it was SO
peaceful that one group of German pri-
Yates had a habit of coming out in front
of their trenches and washing their clothes
in water filed shell hole in No Mans
Land. This got on the nerves Of some
Alabama infantrymen, who opened fire on
them, with the result that the Germans
fed to their trenches and Luneville sector
forthwith ceased to be quiet. After be-
ing rebuked by French officer one of the
doughboys remarked: "What the hell Z
I came out here to kill these Boches, not
to sit here and watch 'em wash clothes"
On March 5 the Rainbow had its first
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Fiction.

THE OLD MADHOUSE. BY WILLIAM De
MORGAN. A posthumous novel nearly
completed when the author died. There
10 a haunted house, a mysterious disap-
pearance and triple romance. Mrs. De
Morgan, in a final chapter, tells how her
husband would have completed the book.
New York: Henry Holt & Co.
CAKE UPON THE WATERS. By Zoe
ANNs. An extravagant young woman, a
millions and q burglary. New York:
Century Company.
WYE LA FRANCE. BY E. B. KNrpE AND
A. A. KNIPE- A young French girl, her
father, her grandfather, an Alsatian boy
and an American ambulance driver. New
York: Century Company.
BLUE MAGIC. BY EDITH BAILINGEn
PRICE. Idyllic. Comradeship between
two American boys, one just out of col
lego, the other, a youngster, temporarily
crippled. New York: Century Company.
THE QUERRILS. BY STACY AUMoNIER-
Study of an amiable English family
afraid Of any emotional exercise. New
York: Century Company.
LANE An American girl is held in the
Desert of Cobb, and the plot brings in the
American Secret Service. New York:
Century Company.
IN THE SWEET DRY AND DRY. BY
CHRISTOPHER MORLEY AND BArT HALEY.
A veracious story designed to prove that
nature is q drunkard at heart. New
York: Boni 6 Liveright.
THE LAND THEY LOVED. BY G. d.
CUMMINs. Returning to Ireland from
America, a girl finds that one of her
brothers has died for Sim Fein and the
other in France. Her relations with the
81 h. s,,kar nf
the book. New York: Macmillan Com
pany.
RHE LADY OF CASTLE QUEER. BY
DAVID SKAArs FOSTER. Centres about
house on cliffs along the Atlantic shore
In Massachusetts,. New York: Franklin
Book Company.
THE BARTLETT MYSTERY. BY LOUIS
TRACY. A detective story with American
settings. New York: Edward J. Clode.
THE OLD CARD. BY ROLAND PERTwEE.
Humorous tale in which the leading char
acters are an old style actor and his
adopted daughter, motion picture actress.
New York: Boni & Liveright.
SHORTY McCABE GETS THE HAIL. BY
McCabe stories, but has in 1t a returned
soldier. New York: Edward J. Clode
Industry.
ROMANCE OF A GREAT FACTORY. BY
CHARLES NJ. RIPLEY. Mainly about the
shop of the General Electric Company at
schenectady. Introduction by Charles P.
Steinmetz. Illustrated with photographs
Schenectady, New York: Gazette Press
TRUST DISSOLUTION. BY MERLE RAY
MoND THOMPSON. History of selected
cases-sugar trust, Addyston Pipe and
Steel, National Harrow, Northern Securi.
ties, &c.-chapter on Standard Oil; chap.
ter on American Tobacco; decisions since
1911, and important cases awaiting deci
sion. Boston: Richard G. Badger.
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For Boys and Girls.

THE LIBERTY GIRL. BY RENA I. HAL
sEY. About seventeen yearold girl who
formed q patriotic club, soldier from
Camp Mills and nurse. A story for girls
of fourteen and upward. Boston: 10th
rop, Lee g Shepard Company.
BILLY VANILLA. BY Sol N. SHERIDAN.
For children of ten or eleven or younger.
Billy Vanilla was really William McMil-
Ian, who knew the Shaggy Boy, the Boy
Thousand Years Old, the Man With the
Red Whiskers and other widely differ
entiated people. Boston: Lothrop, Lee
& Shepard Company.
NORA s TWIN SISTER. BY MIA
RHoADEs. Nora, IL years old, had twin
sister who was adopted by well-to-do
people and partly spoiled. There is a plot
in which the children change places over
night. Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard
Company.
WHEN WAS GIRL IN ICELAND. By
HoLMERIDUR ARNADoTTIR. The author
lived in Iceland, which is her birthplace,
until year and half ago, coming to
America TO teach Icelandic and Danish
at Columbia University. She describes
for children how Icelanders live, their
games, their stories and legends, &c. Bos-
ton: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Company.
FORTUNES OF WAR. BY RALPH HENRY
DAhbUUh AND II. Il Adventures
of q Maine boy who undertakes to sail
schooner to France through the war zone.
New York: Century Company.
THE TRAIL MAKERS. BY CHARLES P.
BURTON. Two boys spend the summer
among a railroad construction gang. A
German spy tries to dynamite the via
duct. New York: Henry Holt & Co.
Drama.
THE GROWING. BY WILLIAM WILEY
ScoTT. Allegorical play in four acts, deal
ing with the causes Of war and the lot
of the common man. Boston, Richard
&. Badger.
THE WILL OF SONG. BY PERCY MAO
KAYE AND HARRY BARNHART. GA dra-
matte service of community singing"
With diagrams and enthusiasms. New
York: Boni & Liveright.
THE HAND OF POTTER. BY THEoDoRE
DRESSER. Tragedy in four acts. Char
acters from the East Side of New York.
New York: Boni & Liveright.
Biography.
FREDERICK THE GREAT. BY NoRwoop
Young. A defnitive work with a view
of Frederick 8 military talents different
from Carlyle's. With maps, photography
ohu ANO" hOit o. 70.
Government.
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION IN
WAR TIME AND AFTER. BY WILLIAM
FRANKLIN WHLoUGHBY. Covers the mo-
bilization of industry, food, fuel, trans
portation, shipping, labor, finance and
control Of foreign trade and public ser
vice of information. Index. New York:
d. Appleton & Co.
Textbooks.
AN INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS.
BY GRAHAM A. LANG. For high school
use. New York: Gregg Publishing Com.
pany, n Madison avenue.
Education.
THE PROJECT METHOD IN EDUCA.
TION. BY MENDEL L. BRANoM. This
method in education is to set particular
problem before the pupil and to relate
school work to Out-of school work. Bos.
ton: Richard G. Badger.
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Verse.

naturalist, writes on the war, the Wild
West, wild life, friendship and love. There
are also nonsense verses. New York:
CLARK & Fritts, 800 West Twenty eighth
street.
BLUE SMOKE. By KARLE WILSON
BAKER. New Haven: Yale University
Press.
THE BELLS OF IS. By ISAAC STEVENS
SMITH. The title page also tells you
Voices Heard in Rambles With the Muse
and ga seer's survey Of life, random
rhymes and literary excursion" Boston:
Roxburgh Publishing Company.
A MESSAGE. BY MARIE MALMoUrsr.
Largely religious. Boston: Roxburgh
Publishing Company.
Fishing.
BASS, PIKE, PERCH AND OTHER
GAME FISHES OF AMERICA. BIZ
JAMES A. HENSHALL. New edition Of q
book first published in 1908. Excellent
reference work, thoroughly indexed. Gin
cinnati; Stewart & Kidd Company.
Criticism.
CREATIVE CRITICISM: ESSAYS ON
THE UNITY OF GENIUS AND TASTE
BY J. E. SPNaARN. Four essays-The
New Criticism, Dramatic Criticism and
the Theatre, Prose and Verse. and Creative
Connoisseurship. New York: Henry
Holt & Co.
For Motorists.
DYKES AUTOMOBILE AND GAso-
LENE ENGINE ENCYCLOPEDIA. By
A. l. DYKE Tenth edition. Contains
500 charts, inserts, dictionary, index, sup
PIGMENTS on the Ford, Packard, airplanes
and Liberty "12" engine. Construction,
operation and repairing. Many of the
charts are Photographic. $50 pages. st.
Louis: A. L. Dyke, 613-617 Granite
Building.
Psychology.
AN ORGANISMAL THEORY OF CON-
SERIOUSNESS. BY WILLIAM EMERSON
RITTER. The author is a specialist in bio
logical research and his hypothesis does
away with the theory of body and mind
as distinct from each other. Boston:
Richard G. Badger.
History.
THE SHAMROCK BATTALION OF THE
RAINBOW: A STORY OF THE
FIGHTING SIXTY-NINTH." BY
MARTIN J. HOGAN. The author was
corporal, Company K, of the 165th In
fantry (the Sixty-ninth Regiment, New
York National Guard). New York: D.
Appleton & Co.
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Books Received in the Week Ending September 3
Maps.

REYNOLDS g AFTER-WAR ATLAS AND
GAZETTEER OF THE WORLD. Con-
tains 25 maps on which are recognized
the new boundaries fixed by the Treaty
Of Versailles; 10000 word war history;
40 automobile maps; motoring laws of all
States; 32 railway maps; world statistics,
commercial, industrial, &C., illustrated
with photographs; and gazetteer Of the
world listing places in the United States
Of more than 500 inhabitants and incor-
porated places elsewhere Of L 900 or
over. New York: Reynolds Publishing
Company, 425 West Thirteenth street.
Religion.
GEORGE WASHINGTON THE CHRIS.
TIAN. BY WILLIAM J. JOHNSON. Wash.
ington's religious training, prayers, &c.
tivity as a churchman, attendance at COM
munion, &c. New York: Abingdon
Press.
Civic Affairs.
TOWN. IMPROVEMENT. By Frederick
NOBLE EVANS. The physical Improvement
of town street system and traffic rout''
ing, parks, water front, water supply,
sewerage, school grounds and gardens;
neighborhood centres. QUESTIONABLE by
chapters. Index. New York; D. Apple
ton & Co.
France.
FRENCH WAYS AND THEIR MEAN.
INGS. BY EDITH WHARTON. A short
study Of French social habits and customs
written to inform Americans. New York:
d. Appleton & Co.
Foreign Trade.
AMERICAN FOREIGN TRADE. BY
CHARLES M. PEPPER. Survey of world
markets, sources Of raw materials and ma
tonal efficiency of the principal countries
with consideration of fiscal policies
the whole to estimate our chance at
preponderant position among trading ma
tons New York: Century Company.
Miscellaneous.
RAEMAEKERS' IS CARTOON HISTORY
OF THE WAR: VOLUME III. BY
LOUIS RAEMAEKERs. More Of the artists
powerful drawings based on the war.
New York: Century Company.
"DERE MABLE" CALENDAR. For
1920, with fragments of Bills remarks to
Mable. New York: Frederick A Stokes
Company.
AND PHYSIOLOGUS. BY ALBERT
SCARBOROUGH Cook. Text of certain
Old English manuscripts with conjectural
readings and detailed notes. Glossary.
New Haven: Yale University Press
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THE AUTHOR WAS FOR
. YEARS A FOREIGN
TRADE ADVISER TO THE
U. s. GovERN M e MT.
THE BOOK is AN Az
THoRITATIvE. UP-To-
DATE SURVEY OF WORLD
MARKETS AND THE Ma
TuRE OF THEIR TRADE.
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Civic Affairs.


FRENCH WAYS AND THEIR MEAN.
INGS. By EDITH WHARTON. A short
study of French social habits and customs
written to inform Americans. New York:
d. Appleton & Co.
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Religion.

GEORGE WASHINGTON THE CHRIS.
TIAN. BY WILLIAM ]. JOHNSON. Wash.
ington's religious training, prayers, &c.
tivity as a churchman, attendance at COM
munion, &c. New York: Abingdon
Press.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-06
For Sale Or Exchsnse-ReaI Estate

For Sale or Exehanee-ReaI Estate
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school LANDS-Veazey- care Heraid-
BUSHALOW WASTED-Have four well
located lots worth 5000 and $500 IN cash
10 apply and VIII assume the balance
Phone 5000, Branch ;. OF 1855.
FOR EXCHANGE
$50 acres level land about 80 acres n
cultivation; good well Isl feet deep. wind
mil. 16 miles 20 Melrose station. for cot
tage in e Paso. Complete outfit for
good meat market for exchange for cot
tzEe or lots. Special top delivery truck
for lots. &c lots in Grandview for land
Houses IN Tampa. Fla. FOR Fl Paso prop
erty- Eighteen choice lots IN Manhattan
Heights. 135 acres land near Las Cruces.
" II. 30 acres improved land. several
small houses on same. five room brick
house on Durazno St, all clear Total
about f30.0Oo.ea- VIII trade for business
property. and pay difference in cash Mod
ern eight room two-story. full basement.
garage. heating plant IN 12eo block Mon
tana- SIS for small cottage. IS rooms
on y. Il PaEo St. for land
v. y. GAIL
500 Caples- Phone So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-06
AUCTION SALE
OF SURPLUS
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULE


THERE WILL BE SOLD on FEBRU-
AUCTION To THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
REMOUNT DEPOT. FORT BLISS. TEX,
300 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT HORSES
AND MULES. THESE ANNALS WERE
OVERSEAS SERVICE AND ARE NOW IN
EXCESS OF THE PRESENT REQUIRE
MESTS- TWELVE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY MULES AND TWELVE Hun
OFFERED FOR SALE. THIS STOCK Is
IN GOOD CONDITION. MULES RANGE
IN WEIGHT FROM NINE To FOUR
TEEN HUNDRED POUNDS AND THE
THOUSAND TO SINTEEN HUNDRED
POUNDS. BOTH HORSES AND MULES
WILL BE OFFERED SINGLE. IN PAIRS,
FOTRS. TENS AND OAR LOIS. BUY
AND CLASSIFY STOCK AND HAVE
THEM PRESENTED IN AUCTION RING
ACCORDING To THEIR SELECTION.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE
PLACED AT REMOUNT DEPOT LOAD
ING PEN so THAT THERE WILL BE
No DELAY TO BUYERS IN SHIPPING
4 LEATHER HALTER WILL BE FUR
NISIiED WITH EVERY ANIMAL SOLD.
LUNCH WILL BE OBTA1NABLE on
THE GROUND SALE WILL BE HELD
REGARDLESS OF THE WEATHER.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH Or CERT
DO NOT FORGET THE DATE. FEB
RUARY TO- AND THE PLACE. FORT
BLISS REAOUST DEPOT. Ell PAsO.
THIs Is Az UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
OF SECURING HORSES AND MULES AT
YOUR OWN PRICE.
MAI. D. NJ SPEED. COMMANDING OF
FICER. KEMOUNT DEPOT, FORT BLISS,
TEXAS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-06

9 rooms. bath. sleeping porch, pretty
south front bungalow VIII sell on
reasonable terms OF trade 81 on larger
home; must Be up 70 date.
CLOSE IN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
XII take a modern home In. OF sell
On G1sd terms
Andersou-Filier Investment Co..
-cs Mesa Ave Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-06
Ss!-Live Stock-Buv

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FOR sALE-Gooc gated saddle horse or
wiz rent for bis keep Phone Jew.
FOR sALE-ons genuine Shetland STALLION
pony and one Shetland mare and pony
cart 1905 Mesa Phone 5250-
FOR sALE-Duroc-Je rsey PIGS. bred gifts
and sows- High grade registered end
fancy. None better Dr. W r. weeks,
A-=====-
Dogs For Sale, Wanted. Etc.
FOR sALE-BelE.an police dos good dog
for ranch or firm Proper Bros. 2oil
Texas- Phi s55-
FOR sALE-Purs bred Fox Terriers and
Cockerel Spanieis. puppies Call or phone
Proper Bros. Veterinary Hospital, zol7
Tezas 81 Phone 155-
For Sale or Exchange
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LET'S TRADE.
We viii pay cash or allow you new fur
RoGERs TRADING CO. 11l n. stanton.
For Sale-EiisceHaneoas
WANTED buy chickens. rabbits. Phi. ssTsR
FOR SALES singer sewing machine
and Garland coal range Ph s6ssR-
FOR SALE-Cedar chest, made By High
school BOY in manual traipinE. Phi 5ss2
FOX sALE-Wicker baby bugsy. Phone
22s0J-
BABY WALKEs Tor sale cheap sis
Noble
SEWING MACHINE fsecond hand. Tor
sale cheap. Phone $40.
TODD CHECK WRITER. latest model.
used very little az half price. J. J. Raj
terty. =. o. Box ss5- Pm S0SE-
PRACTICALLY INV Underwood TYP
writer for SALE price $40. Phone B0iands
5sss.
FOX SALE-sts1dard sewing machine.
good condition. cheap sos Prospect. Pm
oatl-
FOR SALE delivery wagons IN spisn-
did condition large and small Ph 400
ACEE LAUNDRY
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE Late Inodsi
Remington Easy terms Inquire 5i9
First National Bank Bl5E.
WANTED TO trade Mccormick binder for
hay press and mowers- address Llo5,
care Herald
HEAVY PORTABLE solid tool steel well
drilling machine. with all tools complete.
Including haiier and engine Layne &
Bowler Company. El Paso. Tex Phi S4i5-
FOR SALE-SAFE. REGISTER. SHELLY
NC. TABLES. STORE PIX c K ;.
SHOES. CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS
NV YORK STOKE, zoe Z OVERLAND.
MUST HAVE used furniture for 100 rooms.
An fitting up hotel IN oil fieis- VIII
pay extra good prices for next two weeks.
e. p. Houser Upholstering Co Phi $40
FOR SAIL O. 8 enEineering COURSE
bargain Also st % mechanical drawing
iustrumeats. first grade. Phone 55fs. Ad-
dress R14s. Herald
FOR SALE-Fine selected roses. bushes
and climbing: grape vines. figs. Fruit Car
olina poplar and cottonwood trees Mrs.
Steffen. Val Verde.
LARGE RANGE. suitable for boarding
house. restaurant or ranch Gas range.
$40: small cook stove. IS. oil heater. $3.50
gas heater, 81; two show cases. meat
siicor. S55- 2716 Piedras 81
HALF TONE picture OF Burkburnstt. the
wonder oil city u the world. VIII Be
mailed free as long az our supply lasts,
20 those sending their names and ad-
dresses written ieEihly.
TEXAS GLOBE OIL COMPANY
Fort Worth Tcraz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-06

For SaIe-City Property
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FOR sALE-Tro lots in Altura Park.
Lot s and g block 20. Price $4,000.
W. H. Russell Box $3.50. lowell. Ariz
BUNGALOW WANTED-Have four well
located lots worth $1,000 and $500 In cash
10 apply and VIII assume the balance
Phone eo2t- Branch :. OF $3.50
ron sALE-Manhattan Heights. !
lots on corner block "a; viii take
roadster car as part payment Phone
4z55,
PROTECT YOUR CLOTHES
cHIFF alss All siHes Priess and
finish Peter order one today Your
TOUTz-2ooRE FURNuURE co.
FIVE ROOM TWO STORY BRICK.
Bath. porches. never occupied. $3.50;
SI00 cash. bal monthly. Three room
cottage. bath. porches. . lots; $500;
$50 cash bal mo.
A REAL HOME-Red pressed brick, 2
full lots. fenced. grass. trees, vines
large rooms, sleeping porch. extra
large bath. closets and nice buiitin
features: Government Hill. 1 block
from car. For sale by owner Partly
furnished S2oo0s excellent terms
Phone sos.
ONLY $40 CASH
BAI. $50 NO. INCLUDING INTEREST
room glassed in sleeping porch,
built-in bookcases. buffet and kitchen
cabinet; near Alta Vista school Price
SEE CROSBY.
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
Pm. as los Texas St.
NEW BUNGALOW on PAVED ST.
PAVING PAID.
Has 2 rooms hrea EfaEr room. all
buiItin features, hardwood floors. etc
There is q basement and furnace.
Price cut to $3.50; good terms Ask
SALES DEPARTMENT.
JAMES l. MARI & Co.
Phone 1850 30s san Antonio St
BUNGALOW WANTED
Have some cash and wei located lots
70 trade as first payment on bunga-
low. What have you2
RAMEE BROS.
2o1-292 Caples Bldg. Phone SIS, I
TOU AXE INVITED
To Attend
TIE FORMAL OPENING
or Our NEW STORE
On Saturday
Souvenirs 20 All visitors
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE GO.
log-lll s. Stanton
DON'T MISS THIS
S420o.o 0-On Wyoming St in 1900
block Beautiful new home with every
known built-in feature. 5 large rooms
and sleeping porch. ? lots. Concrete
floor basement under entire house.
Easily worth S550O.00. Owner must
sell Act quick.
". c. PORTER 4 co.
col Caples Bldg
BUNGALOW CUT TO S459O.O0.
rooms, breakfast room. basement
and furnace. Every new built-in
feature. hardwood floors. tile bath.
full length mirror door. linen lockers,
etc On paved and parked street,
paving paid z block off Bliss St
in Richmond Terrace. $4,000 DOWN
AND $1,000 MO. INCLUDING ALL IN
TEREST.
This house Is a practically new house,
lived in by owner only short time.
PHONE SALES DEPT.
JAMES L. MARI & co.
Phone 1880. S04 San Antonio. |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-06


For Observation-Disclosures
CASH PAID for old Fords-Phons ST.
AUTO LAUNDRY-Have your cars washed
while you welt 200 \. Kansas Pm sI5-
WANTED-Five passenger Ford body and
top. 1917 model Write T294 Herald.
FORD REPAIRING done right, FOR least
money. 200 n. Kansas Phone s77-
CAMPBELL sr. garage. SO y. Campbell
Live storage s. per month. Ph. 1IIe
FOR sALE-One ton Kelly truck: z ton
Sterling truck Phi f52z-
BENT FRONT AXLEs straightened on
car. Radiators and Tenders repaired
Brown Welding Co. 500 TEXAS Phi. so5L
FOR sALE-Touring car or roadster. Just
ike new. Also Ford body. Liberty bonds
taken Ti3 Ange. Phone T5s7W.
PARMELEE-Magnsto and starter repair
ing. We 81 eclalize IN armature rewinding.
214 ". san Antonio ST
GOOD 5-PASs- FORD car. good eondi-
ton Big bargain for quick sale Texico
Transfer CO.
WANT-Good used Automobile. either
roadster or 5-paEsenEer. Must be bar
gain address Cash. care Herald
HUDSON SUPER, late II, Al condition.
extra tire. and worth the money. Phone
s0ssR for Appointment.
FOR sALE-Clsssiest Ford spsedster IN
Il Paso; also Ford Touring Car. call
at Auto Laundry and see them
DODGE. 1915 5-PAssENGER
For sale by owner. Good az new. Run
about $500 miles, Bargain FOR cash.
Terms 70 responsible party Phone 1896
FOR sALE-Overland Touring car in per-
peet condition Good paint and tires. New
top Looks like new. Runs like new
Best bargain IN town For quick sale. $500
cash or $685. on easr terms FL. r Car
lock. Pm 1880 OF $3.50