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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Heln Ranled Male

Help Wanted Male
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MECHANIC wanted Exide Battery station
TWO GOOD mixers 1901 Montana St
BARBER WANTED-Gu5rantee So per
week ?. o. Gates. Tyrone. y, NJ
WANTED-First class auto repair MAJ
Mission Garage. Mllls and CampbeL
WANTED-A good baker. wages $50 per
week Maria Bakery. Mara IeEas
WANTED-1Iessenge gers Can earn SO TO
SIS per week- Western Union Telegraph
company
A YOUS Man Cashier-sten0grapher
Good position No heavy work Must be
reliable T. o. Box No IS.
WANTED-Tuo erchltecrural draftsnen
permanent work IN Phoenix See ar
woods. Neff-stiles Bldg
CLERK-GeneraI store state age and *
perience and give fun Information Per-
manent Edgar d. Brown. Clint. Tex
WANTED-For mine in New Mexico. ex-
parlenced male cook, references required
Good Job for right party Write T-e5.
Herald
BARBER WANIED-First class man. $50
guaranteed Wire at once n want the Job
John Adams. sanitary Barber shop, Globe,
WASTED-HiFh class r1en on leads. IN
and OUT OF city transportation furnished
no OIL See Roberts. us Martin BilE-.
3 % 2, ~
WANTED-Ey wholesale concern spanish
speaking salesman. Must have experience
in grocery and general lines. lust be
salesman; 10 other need apply address
$50. care Herald.
WANTED-Bookkecpe 10 Keep plain SET
books; also look after shipping depart
ment. Must be familiar with typewriter.
state salary czpected- r. %. Box Sfl-
Experienced shoe salesman.
one who speaks some Spanish preferred
Apply ar White Bootery. los san Jacilio-
sTENOGRAFHER and office cie-S. Mar
ried ns4n preferred Must live In small
town fin New Mexico. Give age expert
ence, a1l salary expected Write I-el.
Herald
BOOKKEEI ER and eredit man TO han
die cash 50 10 45. married. must give
bond. Permanent place for right man.
Give fun particulars in first letter. Id
dress KS. care Herald
GOVERNMENT NEEDS HUNDRE ID :
CLERKS for Census and War Risk Depart
Paso. May IL. For free particulars. write
Raymond Terry former Civil Service exc
aminer1, c73 Continental Bldg. Wash
ington-
WANTED young man. must be expert
enced in the grcccry business About IS
70 IS years old and unmarried No other
need 90 apply A good future for the
right kind Applications conlidentiaL Ap-
fse On San Antonio St.
GOVE r N1IENT POSITIONS; THOU
SANDS NEEDED-Department clerk exc
animation Nay t. Railway mail, post
office. census. internal revenue soon sal
AIRY $1,000 20 $500 Experience unnec-
essary. Men IS or over desiring good
permanent positions write lmmedia teiy-
Free Information. George w. Robbins,
civil service expert. formerly with c. s.
government. IS jordan Bldg. Washing
ton D. c.
BOYS WANTED Permanent part time
easy work for clean cut. ambitious school
boys only. You may have a summer
membership ia the Y " C. A. with the
privilege OF swimming in the tank or
yoEr choice % many other nrizeg IN adj
dition % liberal profits for Selling the
Nay number OF the Ladies' Home Journal
Car fare paid 60 boys who apply for de-
tails Geo. ". Harrington. IA East
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29


The State Of Texas,
County OF Il Paso-
Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton win be held on the 10th day Of
May. 1913. at Clint schoolhouse. IN COM
mon school district No. W-6 OF this county
as established by order Of the commits
siouers court OF tEis county o. date the
9Th day Of Nay. 1917. y hich s. recorded
said court and later established by
order OF the county board Of trustees OF
date the 18th day OF April. 1913. which
Is recorded IN book !. pages - and IS OF
the minutes Of the county board Of
trustees. TO determine whether a major
ity o. the legally qualified property tax
paying voters o. that district desire the
Issuance OF bonds on the faith and credit
OF said common school district IN the
amount OF $1,000. the bonds 20 be Of
the denomination Of $1,000 each numbered
consecuuvely from 1 TO IL, both inclu-
sive, payable 20 years from their date
with option Of redemption sitter 20 years.
and bearing Percent interest per annum
payable annually on April 10Th OF each
year at the option Of the holder, 20 pro
vide funds 20 be expended in payment OF
accounts legally contracted IN building
and euuinpinE a public free school Of
brick material and in purchasing a site
therefor within said district and 20 de-
termiue whether the commissioners court
Of this county shall be authorized 10
levy. assess and collect annually while
said bonds or any or them are outstaud-
ing. a tax upon an taxable property
within said district sufficient TO pay the
current interest on said bonds and pro-
vide a sinking fund sufncient % pay the
principal az maturity.
All persons who are legally qualified
voters OF this state and county and who
are resident property taxpayers IN said
district shall be entitled to vote at said
election
said election was ordered by the county
judge OF this county bv order made on
the 18th day Of April. 1913 and this
notice is given iu pursuance Of said or
der.
Dated the 10th day of April. 1919.
seth ID. OrndorfG
Sheriff Fl Paso County. Texas.
BY r =. Bryant Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

sffRfff6 c6RsEfS- ~ SiTilss' Ps-55ss
WANTED good home FOR American
baby boy four weeks old in perfect health.
address RE-. care He-ald
WOULD LIKE TO Know the where
shouts OF Ed Chi1dress- Write stacy Chill
dress. 1os Circle St. Wazahachie, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Held Wanted-SaIesmeu

Statesmen wanted We want reliable
party in each town 20 sell stock for u.s.
Positively the best proposition Of any
company now operating. Wen now drill
mig. Address Erath-Dulre OH Co. Dub
lin Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Cotton Market

lotion TuIuTes. IIose-
New York. April ee.-Cotton futures
futures closed steady; May, old. 2s.l5;
new. eS.65. July. old. e6-91; new. 25-9s;
October. old 24S5; new. 25-os; December,
new. eEss. January, new, "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
81 PASO STOCK EXCHANGE

The following are the high and low rec
ords OF sales on the Fl Paso stock TX
change basement First National Bank
building Tor session (eveninEl. April IS
1873. The high and low prices represent
practically the asked and bid price.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
MEXICAN PRICES

Following quotations on 1IeIlcan eE-
change are furnished by the Santa Re TX
cchanse and Commission company. First
National Bank building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Situation, Wantsd-Msfs

Situations Wanted-ms1e
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WANTED Position buying cattle in BE-
Mexico. Wiu work by month o5 cum
mission address Psl. care Hela-9-
WANTED-Painting and Uniting; rooms
tinted g ID. T.. A. Asllzluso1- eaa- A.
iarosa- Phone 6sIs.
SHOULD YOU not Be entirely satisfied
with your accounting or Dooee=1.s
methods. write Expert Accountant c-lr
Herald.
WANTED-Position In or out o. city, drll-
ing truck or private cars can keep " car.
state salary in first letter A1ll---
Driver. 1906 T. Boulevard Phone 2e5--
TO IRE OIL COMPANY that wants an
81 man that knows the game from 49,
TO nuish Have been tool dresser efl'.
contractor and operator and know -
business from practical experience llel-
aEement Of drilling and leasing my ma
die name. address RS6. care Herall-
THOROUGHLY experienced hookkesp-r
wants Few small sets OF books 70 ze-p-
Pest local references address SCI, care
Herald
YOTSG r7srrisd nan With ten year, eE-
perieuce in general office work railroad
mine accounting. etc. desires ellp-o No.
with local concern address Psi care
Herald
IFN-FTRST SERGEANT. married. sober.
re-iar-- in several different kinds %
WORK Nor afraid % WORK Any reason-
able WAGES VIII be accepted Al1-97-
E50. care OF Herald
WANTED-PosltIon by experienced re
celvfne and cost clerk wholesale genera
merchandise and Erocerlez- General 1----
ress experience. best references Nor
e--u1o-rd and can consider Fl Paco posi-
zion only address O1A Herald
ATTENTION MINING 8IEN-Big and lit
tie A miner Who stayed with the game
until ne g crippled in the knees ard teet
~ not me head wants a Job or position
T-rfers-auds rimekeepinE. stock CLERK pay
-oH and distributions married ki1lle1
VIII be going hungry soon n % lqi
find q boss Address -. care asza-4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Special Notices

DOD's BARBECUE-ilsls Mesa ave.
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. 9x12,
81 Acme Nat. Feather Co Pm ISL
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. 9112.
81. Acme Mat & FEATHER Co. Pm 1871
ACCORDION plating, hemstitchinE. picot-
ing. Miss Corum. IS Buckler Blk Pm. 1911
YOUR MATTRESSES renovated sI-75 M car
pets cleaned Erwin MIS- Co. Phone no.
hftS. CHONLA-Woman' Ez-, crochet q
tattiuEs orders taken 129 y. Campbell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Situations Ran.ed-MaIe

BOOkhhEfEk employed wants new per-
mlueul poeilun altrr NAY 1lrst- iu OF
out town prefer Mexico Furnish excel
lent references Phone 1858
EFFICIENT booilEceuer. capable business
man having responsible position with re-
liable firm would keep small sets Of
books Use, care Herald Pm 5s19W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

Ocean again was enc OF the farorites-
a large block selling az % which the
market Consumed almost instantly and the
a Few shares offered az ST. There was
considerable bidding for Leon River. C. c
Dues. a stock exchange member. bidding
sS25 FOR the stock The only offering vas
al So King sold Up 10 $3.50 against
S1-25 price in the morning session; there
was plenty OF the stock wanted at this
price Banner oil was In demand around
SIS and Osaple Burir remained firm at S15
Texas Control vas over subscribed, the
initial offering for 100. 900 shares by H.
900 shares Consequently brokers who
placed their orders and reservations viii
be cut down on their allotment 10 per
cent Burnley was offered as high as
s. with a bid OF So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
NEXTGAN MONEY.

Mexican bank notes. state bills. G q Z c.
Nacicuzles. 2t11c
Mexican gold. SEE
Lo1dres. 15c-
Tostonss old. sec: new. CSC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

Governor Campbell presented the.
logic OF the Victory loan. showing how
the American citizenry in subscrib-
ing 20 the Victory loan. merely were
helping themselves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

A bolshevist says that the ideal
state would be reached when nobody.
except perhaps the leaders. could read
or Wrire-From Leslie's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

SEE Is FOR any kind OF loan Equitable
Loan Assn ". 8. Miller. Mgr- SIS Trust
$500 TO LOAN on improved city real es-
state. g years S percent address S56s
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Roominq Houses-For Sale and Rem

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HOTEL for rent or sale Address Box SIS.
Las Cruces. " N.
FURNISHINGS OF II apartmeuts FOR sale
OF trade The Louise. 11es Myrtle
80 ROOM furnished hotel for sale Pm
SIS
FOR sALE-1S nicely furnished rooms
close In. north side. two years lease 800
net income LIBERAL terms Phone $685.
II RSIsHlNGs OF nine rooms, sleeping
porchess running water IN rooms: good
location: nice home and good income;
bargain Phone 7g-gW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
CInudcrnft Announcements.

COTTAGE cheap. $500 Terms OF Liberty
bonds Address C254. care Herald
A CLOUDCROFT BARGAIN-Beautiful
home near the great resort Running va
ter in house. good barn and other improve
ments: sixty acres tilIabls on this quarter
section. which IS FOR sale at a bargain On
easy terms Write 7. los. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
OIL QUOTATIONS


Curtiss and company. Hotel sheldon; New
York and other oils
Fort Worth OILS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Real Estate Wanted


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WANTED 70 GENT four Or five room fur
nlshed bungalow. Responsible couple Adj
dress Pz1. Herald
SMALL HOUSE with sleeping porch
furnished OF partly so; near car line f1l
reasoulhiely good care 70 permanent renr-
ers- = S JerniEan. p. o. Box 1854
FURNISHED house Wanted. 5 OF s r5ou1s.
for summer. possession Nav 18th II pos
slbles best references furnished No s-cz
p %. Box rs
WANTED-Abour Nay IS. small furnishes
home for summer. Must be desirable 1o-
cation. strictly modern 10 every details rr-
rr1crlvely FUR isEel and have garage. TIVE
adults young couple seeking place rhal
IS O. real home Excellent care. highest
references FIJI particulars. address ks.
ere E.r--l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Oil and Mining

OIL STOCK At a hargain-Bankers' Lease
TT Paso- Ranger. and Beaver Valley OIL
Box 25g Hurley. " II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

WELL SITUATED unfurnlshed
building. seven apartments. Il
rooms n ALL S baths, sleeping
porches- Can Be rented IN whole
or IN part Lessee can sublet as
apartment light housekeeping
rooms or single bed rooms. IN first
class condition Rent very reason
able
FISK-RAMSET REALTY CO.
Phone 1888 Trust Bldg.
APARTMENT HOUSE-I6 ROOMS
Very cheap. SS25 cash: ss75 easy pay
ments-
ETIE & MATTE REALTY co.
Phone 155o- eo2 y. Stanton g..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Business Chances

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FL PAsO TRANSFER CO., phone 5s73-
Baggage and moving hauling q Oh kinds
I CONFECTIONERY for sale. Box az. Las
NICE baker Shop for rent; reasonable.
Phone No. or write ?. o. Box So Isleta.
BLACKSMITH SHOP-For SALE complete
set OF tools: good location for business
Write J s Hodge. Ia Mesa. y 81
GROCERIES and fixtures invoice about
$500. Reason for selling leaving city.
Texas Grocery. 1924 E Missouri
viii SELL good paying tailoring. clean
] ing and pressing establishment on account
Of poor health cheap For particulars
write Box ss5. Bisbee. AriZ
TOR SALE at once. two chair barber shop
only shop in town Of 1000 reason for sell
ing. health failing: must sell At once F.
I o. Gates. Box SO. Tyrone. ~ M-
BARBER SHOP TOR SALE at a bargain.
[ in one OF the best mining camps In Arl-
zona, doing good business. has chairs
and bath Address Box No 22@5, Glooes
Arizona
FOR sALE-Eagie Grocery, 500 san Fran
cisco, at invoice Ny health has failed :
! regret 20 have 10 sell I am doing good
I business. Cheapest rent in city for To-
cation Phone Is5o. y Ayer
I FOR sALE-Cleaning. pressing and tailor
ing business profits last month $z-5f
I spring trade GOOD for $500. Good place
/ for tailor. Hoffman press, combination
washer and extractor. Well equipped shop
Ford delivery car. From $3.50 10 $500
work in shop. Price. Including car $500.
without car 1890. Address T24s, Herald
A GARAGE and blacksmith shop in good
location: good business For further in
formation write Atzinson-simpson Co, Co
roma, n. II.
FOR TRADE-Hardware, furniture, i'm
plements business. and notes and ac-
counts. for unincumbered land. or brick
rental property. Al proposition a two
hundred thousand dollar deal Box 341,
wellington. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

FOR TRADE-Hardware furniture, im-
plements business. and notes and ac-
counts for unincumbered land. or brick
rental property. Al proposition two
hundred thousand dollar deal. Box 343,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

To my creditors and general public: I
have sold the Eagle Grocery Store. On
April 9Th. 20 J. 1Iyer and Mrs B. welsh
shall pay all accounts contracted up
10 date % sale The incoming parties
viii be responsible for all debts from date
OF purchase. contracted under name OF
Eagle Grocery, 500 san Francisco
Joe Considine.
= HIyer.
Mrs. Bessie Welsh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Situafops Rsntsd-RsnsIs

100000 -S~--~~-~-~
PRACTICAL NURsING-Phons 52t1L
WaNTED-Position By ezperienced s-sn
ographer- Good refere1ees- Elole .s2.4
RELIABLE young woman wants vorz or
ranch picking fruit Address Hs7. carr
WASTED-Positioa as housekesper o.
manager On ranch Address 90. care
Herald
WANTED-CIerical position By educatsd
widow, work cheaply unlA eNnerl-l1--
Address AS. care Heflld
WAITED as practical nurse oi
housekeeper IN small family Address
PA care Herald-
Pulls wanted y private tutor. tsaet
music dancing grades address E.a
care Herald
WILL TAKE care Of cnldreus also have
Housekeeping rooms ro- rent SO 8
C41nn uell-
ANERICsS WIDOW with two childra1
desires work as housczeeper Zone Elrl
years. boy I'D IN OF out OF town Coed
refsrsnces. Add-ezs Box Ia Clint. lsA
Real Estate Wanted
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WANTED 20 buy apartment close in uc
agents address 3l2s. care Herald-
WANTED-To buy business pr0psrty o.
apartment house Apply room 81. Hot1.
le- Norte-
WANTED-Good tsnements. close n only.
LEE NEWMAN. Tenement Specialist.
Phone Es04. sns S. e PaIo 81
WANTED buy business property o.
apartment house. Apply room 81. Eore'
del Norte
WANTED FOR CAsH-Wm pay an cast
for two or three lots IN Atura Park or
nsiEhborinE addition. II bargain AdLras-
s 81. care Herald
SMALL BUNGALOW WANTED
OF -FOUR rooms IN enc o. the additions.
Wish 20 make part payment either ultf
-.r. 81 - p q nnx - II. Pasn- rEN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

A GARAGE and blacksmith shop in good
location. good business For further in
formation write Atkinson-Simpso Co, Co
roma. n. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Rantsd-Miseelaneou.

HIlHE>I pTlc68 pad Ior slcEs- no Ll-llll
CASH paid for % sod OF Platinum MS
Jewellers. No. 4 Morehouse block. 2o6 y.
oregon St
WANTED 20 bay large second hand offlc-
safe Must BE- cheap for cash Address
p @. Box 1sS IT Paso.
WANTED number q second land hath
tabs. Apply Martice Heating g. PLUMBING
CO. los n Campbell Phone $50.
WANTED-1s or Is men lathe. miiIur
machine. sharper and lrlu press Cash
paid for articles in good condition. ADJ
dress NS1. care Herald
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12
New Boot Shop for Women
Is 10 Omen Here Monday

The F. and NJ. Boot Shop, for
women's footwear exclusively, opens
Monday in the corner store of the
First National bank building, Six
teenth and Farnam streets. Harry
G. Fleishman and Morris Miller are
proprietors of this latest addition to
shops which delight the heart of
feminine Omaha. -
Style, quality, fit comfort and
economy in price are the five COM
mandments which govern the FOOT
wear offered for sale in the new
boot shop, according to the young
Omaha men who open it, The Miller
shoe, from the largest manufactur-
ing house for theatrical and dress
shoes in the country, will be featur-
ed.
The interior decoration itself of
the new little shop will find re-
spouse in wamen who love taste
full atmosphere in which to shop.
Ivory, old gold and blue is the color
scheme chosen in decorating and for
window appointments, as we'll. The
furnishings, including seats, foot
Stools and cases are of ivory, all up
holstering being done in Spanish
leather.
A competent staff of statesmen.
chosen for long experience iii fitting
shoes for comfort; and the entirely
new stock Of shoes insures the wo-
men of Omaha who patronize the
shop, with the very latest in new
spring footwear and accessories.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12
Bon Ton Girls Appear
In Good Offering AT
The Gayety This Week

Six days of real fun is promised
Omaha patrons OF the Gayety thea
ter during the coming week. The
new Bon Ton Girls, with Lester
Allen present company Of burles-
quers above the ordinary. Mr.. Allen
as Charlie Chaplin and John Barry
as Skinny Arbuckle are both COM
edians of more than ordinary abil-
ity, and with the aid Of snappy
chorus they kept their audience ask
ing for more at every turn. The
scene starts in a scenario plant in
America, skips into Honolulu and
winds up in India.
Skinny Arbuckle frolicked into
one Of the east boxes, and received
a rightsuppercut from a woman oc-
cupant who was accompanied by an
army lieutenant. Next scene: Lady
moves back in box, lieutenant goes
on watch in front. trench, actors
keeping up good natured iibes at
lady. Scene three: Looten'nt gets
mad, mounts stage, starts pulling
off uniform. Mr.. Lester Allen says:
Il get paid for maxim fool of my
self, what do you get?" Lieutenant
gets red and with lady leaves thea
ter.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12
JOHN v. GAMBLE
AGAIN HEADS
OMAHA C. OF C.
Thomas A. Fry Is Reelected
Treasurer, While Clark C.
Powell Again Fills Sec
retary'S Position.

The recently elected board Of di-
rcctors OF the Chamber of Com
merce held their first meeting yes
terday to elect the president, treas
nrer, secretary and executive COM
mittee for the coming year.
John w. Gamble, chairman of the
executive committee for the las;
year. was elected president. Thomas
A. Fry, treasurer, and Clark o.
Powell. secretary, were reelected to
serve during 1919.
Mr.. Gamble is 80 and one of the
youngest men ever chosen for that
position. He has been an active
member of the Chamber of Com
merce for the last eight years. He
is known as an authority on river
navigation, and one of the chief
boosters for the development of
waterways transportation on the
Missouri river.
Mr.. Gamble is president of the
Standard Chemical Manufacturing
company and a director in one or
two other Omaha concerns.
Graduating from the Nebraska
State Normal at Peru, and the Ne
braska university he went east to
fit himself for the newspaper field,
during that time making a study OF
sociology in New York, and later
travelling extensively as a special
correspondent. However, he drifted
from the literary field to the COM
mercial, which landed him back in
his home state. He is member of
the Ak-Sar-Ben board of governors,
past president of the Omaha Manu-
facturers' association, Athletic club,
University club, Saiesmanagers' as
ISOLATION. Field club and the Sey-
mour Lake club.
When asked where he was born,
Mr.. Gamble said: I'm little old
log house down close to Springfield,
Neb. | was down there a short
time ago and they are using it for a
granary now"
The following members of the
board of directors were chosen, to
act as the executive committee:
w. Il. Rhodes. United States National
ndHK.
Paul w. Kuhns Conservative Savings
and Loan association.
II. o. Wilhelm, H. o. Wilhelm & Co.
Harvey Miliken, XXX Printing Co.
r. S. Knapp. Omaha Box Co.
II. HN Baldrige Baldrige & saxton.
astorneys
~ "A. Brogan. attorney.
B W. Christie, physician.
r. p. Manchester. Omaha Grain ex-
change.
w b. T. Belt Nebraska Telephone
company
Everett Buckingham. Union Stock
Yards Co.
II. G. Hoel McCord Brady Co.
r. l.. Wilder, Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co,
WR. Wood, Peoples Ice and Cold
Storage Co
Charles C. George. George & Co.
J. l.. McCague, McCague Investment Co.
w. q. Brandt. Orchard & Wilhelm Co
r. j.. Combs. r. L. Combs & Co.
Harley Conant, Conant Hotel Co.
Randall X. Brown, Coal Hill Coal Co.
David Cole, King Cole Co.
W. d. Hosford, john Deere Pillow Co.
c. H. Pickens, Paxton & Gallagher Co.
r. s. Trlmble, Trimble Brothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12
G. F. Jones Opens Up Real
Estate Office of His Own

George F. Jones, who for the past
nine years has been connected with
Turkey & Co, has recently
opened an office at ol2-23 City Ma
tional Bank building, general real
estate business.
While Mr.. Jones was with Turkey
4 Co, he consummated some of the
largest real estate deals in the city,
and the success of the new firm
during the coming season will be of
interest to realty men. Mr., Jones
IS a member of the real estate board.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12

zoe Inside Skirt Betting, all
widths, black and white.
Cash price, yard lie.
1Oc Victrix Hook and Eyes, black
and white, all sizes. Cash
price, 2 for lie.
SC Warloe Nickel Plated Safety
Pins, all sizes, very high grade.
Cash price, 8 for lie.
15c to 30c Wooden Button Molds,
all sizes. Cash price, doz., re.
S5c coarse and fine Black Rub
Der Combs, unbreakable kind.
Cash price 19c.
Sc Darning Cotton, black and
colors, 45-yard lengths. Cash
price, 4 balls lie.
TIC silk finish Crochet Cotton,
all colors, 100-yard balls. Cash
price, 3 balls lie.
15c Children's Supporters, black
or white, all sizes. Cash, Sc.
10c Alexandria Hair Pin Cabinet,
good assortment, of sizes.
Cash price, 2 for lie.
10c Lingerie Tape, pink, blue and
white, 5-yard length with bod
kin. Cash price Sc.
35c Vail brand Dress Shield, silk
finish, good quality. Cash
price 23c.
Coo best steel Shears and Scis-
sors, all shapes and sizes.
Cash price 39c.