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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-02-27
NOTES FROM HOVER

Mrs. Crawford, county superinten-
dent of schools, visited the school here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
John Mills made business trip to
Kennewick on Wednesday.
Messrs. Rice and Moores, of Walla
Walla We're in town Wednesday look
ing after business interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mcclure returned
the first of the week from few days
visit at Walla Walla and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mills and SON
John left the first of the week for Big
Eddy, Ore. They expect to return in
few weeks.
r. 1. Beeson, of Pasco, was bust
ness visitor in town on Friday.
VIM. Mills has rented G. McGuire's
five-acre tract of asparagus for the
coming season. Mr.. Mcclure has ac-
cepted position with Mr.. Warden's
sheep outfit and expects to go with
them to the summer range later.
C. C. Cantwell returned the first of
Hast week from Portland where he had
been to obtain certain fixtures for the
large incubators he is installing, which
will be operated by electricity.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-02-27
RIVER ROAD NOTES
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Billie Bergen, who spent some time
at the home of his sister, Mrs. D. G.
Bergen, returned to his home at Mos
cow Tuesday.
Paul Walters and family, who have
lived on the Moeller property for sew
eral months, are moving to Kennewick
this week, where Mr.. Walters will be
in the employ of The Produce Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinze, Mrs. Walters
parents, will be with them for short
time but expect soon to be at home
at Latah, Wash.
Mrs. Fred Moeller returned from
Seattle Tuesday after spending sew
eral weeks with her daughter Mcliss;
and incidentally with Mr.. and Mrs. y
Mounsey and Miss Elsie Moeller a
Barnston. Mrs. Moeller will occup.
the old home and hopes soon to hav
her SON Lawrence, who is now il
France, with her
The community extends sympth.
to the Mounsey Brothers, who, wit
their mother, resided here for mum
Der of years, in the loss of their moth
err, Mrs. Agnes Mounsey, who passe
away recently at the home OF her SO
Richard in Seattle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Powen ieis
Saturday for Retsil, where Mr.. Power,
has purchased small cottage ana WIN
remain for some time. Mr.. Sargent
Of Alfalfa, with his family, expect 10
take possession of the Powell rancn
in a short time.
Miss Zilda Toothaker. who has peen
at Dixie, with Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Rod
inson for several weeks, returned 70
her home here Thursday.
w A. Thomas is taking medical
treatment at Kennewick every otner
day for abcess of the eye. 1t was rear
ed that Mr.. Thomas might lose ms
sight, but he is slowly recovering.
A number of the young friends Oh
Miss Marie Evans surprised her tues
day evening at her home in honor OF
her 10th birthday. Everyone reports
good jolly time.
Mrs. Ashby and daughter Clare left
Thursday for a few days visit at
Portland. Miss Clare will also have
her eyes examined and treated.
Toby Beck left Saturday for his
home near Paha after a several weeks
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Tiede.
A number of the younger people at
tended the program and supper at Fin,
ley on Friday evening.
The Hover and Finley Sunday
schools have exchanged libraries fol
the period of one year. Rev. Burrls
made the change Thursday evening.
CIR. SIauterman, organizer with ms
headquarters at Havre, Mont, was il
town Friday.
Mrs. Hardt was visiting in Pasct
and Kennewick Friday and Saturday.
Rev. Burris, of Finley is holding re
vival meetings this week. A splendie
interest is being taken.
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VALLEY VIEW

5 Mrs. John Hardt visited with friends
in Pasco Friday and Saturday.
Eugene Walker, Chas. Lee and Mr..
and Mrs. Price transacted business in
Kennewick last Friday.
Mrs. Dick Tyacke and infant daugh-
ter Evalyn Ruth, came home last
Thursday.
Eugene Walker, who has been stay
ing at Mr.. Hardt's, paid visit to his
home at Prescott. M r.dnMar sThu
home at Prescott. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mcclure accompanied him. They
stopped over in Walla Walla couple
of days on their way home.
Harry Heddington called at the w
w. Price ranch on Sunday.
Dick Tyacke purchased a large banG
of cattle from Mr.. Goss, of Finley.
Ed Layton transacted business ir
Kennewick last Wednesday.
E. L. Waldron is looking after his
farm and stock that he purchased Of
A. T.. Smith.
Fall grain is looking good in this
locality.
Mr.. Spears and A. E. Sweeney tool
dinner at Prices Monday. They art
gathering up Spears horses to take
over to his farm at Washtucna, wher'
he will begin his spring work. He re
ports that the grain there is looking
excellent-the best in years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Walker, accom-
panied by Ed. Zahm, are visiting Horse
Heaven friends.
Jack Doyle and Warde Hendricks
passed thru on horse trading tour.
Arthur Hardt resumed his schoo
work on the 18th, riding four miles tx
Hover. Paul is confined at home with
severe cold.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EAST KENNEWICK

Mrs. Thomas Harsha Of Chicago is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Harsha
for few days. Tuesday Mrs. E. b.
Harsha entertained number of her
friends at three tables of bridge in
honor of her guest.
Mrs. F. M. Jaggar is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Caldwell in Seattle.
A. l.. Peterson of Port Angeles, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Cresswell
ard looking over this section with a
view to locating here.
Mrs. R. j. Tyacke, who has been Wis
iting for the past few weeks among
Ter friends in the valley, returned
to her home in Horse Heaven the first
Of the week.
Mrs. George Andrews left Tuesday
for Portland after few weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bernath.
Mrs. j. L. Hughes enjoyed visit
from her mother, Mrs. M. G. Butler,
of Tacoma last week.
We are glad to learn that T. Mar
riott is recovering from an attack OF
the influenza.
Harry Linn arrived home Monday
from Camp Lewis where he secured
his discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Hughes and
daughter Laura of Seattle have moved
onto the Schafer place.
| Stanley Randolph is i'll with tonsil-
tits.
Friday night in the Valley club
house there will be dance under the
direction of F. II. Lincoln and Harold
/ Fyfe for the benefit of the club house
/ Mrs. F. L. Fraser left Tuesday TO,
Portland and Kelso, where she will
visit old friends for few days.
! Lee Gordon, who has experienced
army life for the past eighteen months
received his discharge and arrived a
home from Camp Beauregarde, La.
r. D. Washburn has been very il
with pneumonia, but is recovering
Mrs. Washburn is quite ill with hear
} trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Sheldon moves
into town Tuesday.
Thomas Henderson of Portland,
boyhood friend in Scotland of Geo. A
Peter visited here Sunday and recalle
the days of "auld lang syne."
The new residence of Mrs. w. [
Young will be completed shortly an
the family expects to move in the frs
of the week.
Harry Owens of Horse Heaven wa
| down Sunday for a visit with his Sis
ter, Mrs. w. T. Witt and family.
) Last Tuesday while w. H. Wit
3 was pruning his orchard pig roote
the ladder on which he was workin
from under him and he fell to tn
ground sustaining broken rib.
| Miss Emma Linn arrived home frol
Aberdeen, Idaho, where she has bee
| working the past year for an extende
) visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
!. w. A. Linn.
! Mrs. p. d. Stice and two sons {
| Yakima are visiting Mrs. w. A. Crous
| for a few days.
/ Mrs. w. B. Elliott and Mrs. E.
| Tagg who are among the delegate
| from the local Baptist church to tn
. convention at Dayton, left Tuesda
: for that place.
The M. G. RS enjoyed a merry tim
. at the club house Saturday night.
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the balance to be used for een,r.,
purposes of the School District"
Polls at said election will be o..
from one o'clock p. m. until s. ~
o'clock p. m.
By order of the Board Of Directo,.
Dated this 18th day of February lo, a
..- E. o. KEENE.
2:20-27 Schoo! District ClerS
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From the Correspondents
Items Of Interest Concerning Our Neghbors Hereabouts
DISTRICT NUMBER 9

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wysong ex-
pect to leave for Ethiopia the first OF
next week to be gone several weeks
as Mr.. Wysong has quite extensive
ranch interests there.
Miss Ruth Cochran spent the week
end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Cochran and Lee
land were Walla Walla visitors last
week.
Mr.. Millman passed thru last Sum
day, enroute for Mottinger.
Mrs. John Howard spent several
DAYS in Kenncwick the first OF the
week, having some dental work done.
Miss Cochran and her pupils are
making gardens. Last week they plant
ed lettuce, radishes, onions, beets and
wheat, and later they plan to make
flower gardens and plant melons.
Mrs. Iowa M. Crawford, county SUI
perintendent of schools, visited the
Mottinger school last week. She re-
ports good work being done there, but
| Mrs. Hughes is expecting her husband
home soon from "over there" when she
will give up her school.
Walter Rand and John Howard mot
ored to Kennewick Saturday morning
j. S. Kennett began spring seeding
last Friday. w. O. Meals began the
first of the week and other ranchers
will begin seeding when they get the
weeds removed from their summer fal
low, which is rather discouragine
work as the frequent light SHOWS keel
the weeds too damp to burn. 9e'
those who have clean ground rejoics
to see the moisture, for Horse HEAVIER
must have it to insure wheat crop.
The community entertainment at thu
Brown school house was great sue
cess. Nearly everyone in the neigh
borhood was there and ready to forge
their busy cares for one evening. Their
were but two bidsson the old organ
tho the receipts from its sale wer
for the Red Cross. Miss Cochran
whose bid of $1.00 bought the organ
! put it up for resale, but no one woul
bid. Mr.. Meals made fine auction
eer but all seemed to realize that tn
! organ had very little value as a mu
steal instrument. Messrs. Meals,
! E. Cochran, Howard and Kennel
:. were appointed a committee to pre-
pare community entertainment fo
Saturday evening. March Is. On
feature of that evening will be d.
! bate on 'That our government shout
! prohibit all immigration for four lon
years" j. S. Kennett will lead til
negative, and ]. E. Cochran the a.
s firmative.
The following program was render
ed and enjoyed by all:
I Song Washington State Song.
Address of Welcome. -. M. Kenne'
The History Lesson. Glenn Howal
Reading-A Prayer -. Ruth Cochra
Recitation-No Excuse for Us -.
n ................ Warren Kenne
n Washington Exercise
d Reading-Janc Jones, Sydney Cochra
). Recitation-Barbar Fiitclie $1,000.
Mary Kenne
e Flag Drill and Salute ........ Soho
. Reading-In Flanders Fields 1890.
Omie Cochrs
Reading-The Kid Has Gone to the
). Colors ............ Velma Howal
s "Battlc Hymn of the Republic"
e Reading" 1.-THE Polish Boy ........
............... Mrs. w. o. Mea
Rcading-The "Jiners" Mrs. Howal
e DialoguS-Train to Mauro
Reading The Teacher Who Was He
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22
EIPasoans Away.

Mrs. J. Frank Coles left yesterday
for Cloudcr0ft. where she viii open
the Coles summer home She will re-
turn in a few days. and in a short
time she and her family viii 90 to
cloudcroft for the summer.
Patrick r. Quick. who has been
connected with the Remington Type
writer company in FL Paso, left on
Monday for Atlanta, Georgia, where
he has been transferred as manager
of the Remington Typewriter COM
pany for the Florida east coast. which
has headquarters at Miami. Florida
Mrs. James L. Collins and baby left
yesterday for CIoudcrOft. where they
viii spend the next ten days Mrs
Collins viii return 10 Fl Paso and
join her mother. Mrs q. s. Stewart
and her three children. in a trip TO
La Jolla, Calf, where they sxpect TO
spend the sumner.
Mrs Geo. o. Peavey left at noon to-
day on the Golden state Limited for
Chicago. where she is TO meet her
husband, First Lieut. Geo o. Peavy.
who has lust returned from Mar
settles. France. Lieut. Peavey 70 al
present in Washington. D. c. After a
short visit with relatives in Iowa.
they viii go to southern California
beaches 10 spend the remainder Of
the summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22
FL Pasoans Returning.

Dean s TT. Worreu VIII return to-
morrow from California. where he has
been visiting for the past two weeks.
1Ir. and Mrs. B. r. Roach. OF 140S
Nevada street, have returned TO their
home after a visit 10 relatives in Ten
nessee-
Arthur Garfield arrived Tuesday
from New York. where has has been
enjoying a months furlough with his
parents. AIr. Garfield is stationed
.at Fort Bliss with troop X, 9Th cav
AIRY.
Mrs. Thomas i. Thornton and
daughters. Mary Anne and Yvonne.
have returned from Austin, where
they have been visiting Mrs. Thorn
tons mother. Mrs j. i. Thornton. and
her sister. Mrs. J. P Nash
Mrs. J. A. Sanders has returned from
visit 10 the family home in Wharton,
Texas. where she was the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. II r Bolton. Mrs. San
ders went to Wharton 10 be present at
the graduation Of her sister. Miss
Mabel Outlaw. who was valedictOrian
Of her class. Mrs Sanders's mother.
who is the daughter Of Cen William
Rogers Of Confederate fame. who was
killed at the battle Of Coriuth. Miss.
is organizer and life president Of the
J. B. Stewart chapter, T. D. C., and
was at one time vice president OF the
Texas division, L. D. C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22
Wonan's Club Committees Named to
Serve Refreshments at Red Cross Shop

MRS. J.. w LORENTZEN. president
w Of the Woman's club. VIII direct
the serving at the Red Cross shop on
Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Lorentzen
VIII be assisted by Mrs Hal Christie.
Airs r.. NJ Dudley. AIRS. Paul Ginther,
Mrs A. J. Fraser. Mrs. Albert sigal,
as captains and their assistants viii
include. AIRS carl Price. Mrs. John
Hayes, Mrs Frank Murchison, Mrs
Berry Cool, Miss Dorothy Price. airs.
B- j.. Clutter, Mrs. Lee Orndorff. AIRS.
r. w. McCandless, Mrs. Fred Wood
worth. Airs. D. Bruce smith. Mrs. sig
SchWabe, Mrs. T. A. Hennins. Mrs
Hope smith, Mrs. Herbert MantOr,
Ars- ID " Fennessy, MIS- John c
Schiller, Mrs. S. Y. Young, Mrs, Row
land Gilchrist. AIRS. j. j. Knox. AIRS
Charles T. Stevens. Mrs. James
Pickett, Mrs. J. $. Mckenzie, Mrs. j.
J.. Ely, Mrs L L. Robinson, Miss
Helen Robinson, Mrs. H. II Stark,
AIRS. j. =. Curtis. Mrs. u. Burt. Mrs.
n H. Allen. Mrs. Frank Turner AIRS.
$ j. treudenrhal Mrs James MaEOf-
fin, AIRS. C. II. Campbell. Mrs Wheeler
Shropshire, Mrs o. H. Palm The
group who viii assist at the shop on
Friday evening VIII include Mrs r
C. Walshe. Mrs. W b. Vaudeville.
1lrs. virgil Traylor. Mrs Henry Huff,
Mrs. Victor Roberts, AIRS Lois Bag
vel, Mrs William Stricken, Mrs
William SEtricker. Mrs. John Alex
ander Klein, ir.; Mrs. Henry SpiueIn
For Saturday evening assisting VIII
be Mrs Virgil Traylor, Mrs. W. 3.
Vaudeville, Mrs. Henry Huff. Mrs. C.
V Covington. Mrs. J. Il Spain. Mrs.
Z. A. Henning. Mrs. Julian Elkins,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22
Fridays Calendar
In Local Society

THE Parent Teachers association OF
1 1Iorehead school will meet Friday
afternoon, Nay %. at 2:3O in the as
sembly room Of the school
The Aid society Of Austin Park
Christian church viii give an ice
cream festival on Friday evening,
May %. The festival viii be given in
Austin park, corner Of Montana street
and Cebada street.
On Friday afternoon at 2-30 o'clock
the Daughters Of Erin viii hold o
meeting in Knights of Columbus hall.
The WOman's club viii direct the
serving Of Mexican dishes in the tea
and luncheon room Of the Red Cross
shop. in san Jacinto plaza.
Knitting department of the Red
Cross open in the Red Cross Shop. ia
san Jacinto plaza Mrs Horace
Broaddus, chairman OF woman's Red
Cross work Of the FL Paso chapter OF
the American Red Cross. Mrs. L. S
Stewart, chairman Of the department:
Mrs. c. F.. Kelly, vice chairman; Mrs
William Piatt, chairman in the morn
ing; Mrs. J. Il. Watson, chairman Of
the afternoon Knitting instructors,
Mrs. E. a. Bell, Mrs. Hayes Watson.
Miss Agness Stewart and Mrs. +.
Brown.
The Theosophical society win meet
with Miss Grace Logan at the Logan
home. on Arizona street, on Friday
evening
Dance in the evening at the Univer-
sity club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22
Parties.

There viii be a lawn social on the
lawn Of the Magoffin home on Ma
coffin avenue, Friday evening, May
50, for the benefit OF the Immaculate
Conception church. a cabaret and en-
tertainmeut Will be the feature OF the
evening with different booths which
the women Of the parish VIII have
charge OF. Refreshments will be
served The entertainment promises
70 be a very pretty affair.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Highfields were
hosts at a merry children's party
Wednesday afternoon at their home,
'Sl11 MADEIRA street. the occasion being
the seventh birthday anniversary OF
their small son. Norman Highfields.
Games were played on the lawn and
the guests we're served refreshments
in the dining room, where the color
motif was pink and white. The table
was conferred with a bowl OF pink and
white blossoms and place favors were
tiny baskets Of pink and silver filled
with pink and white CONNECTIONS A
big white birthday cake contained
seven pink candles. Much happiness
was afforded by the opening Of the
many dainty packages. which con-
tanned presents for the young honor
guest Mrs. Highflelds was assisted
in receiving and entertaining the
small guests by Mrs. T. n Is Rue.
Those hidden to the party were George
and Jessie Lovett. Clarence and Vel
ma washington, Howard. Henry and
Arthur Stove. Edith and Odessa
Wikel Frank and Billy Lee. Azalle
La Rue. Margaret. Annie and Made
line Mckee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22
About Ell Pasoans.

W. A. Richey has moved from 35es
Aurora 10 1921 Frutas.
@ &. Brown has moved from 49,
Newman 70 1902 Clifton
Mr. and Mrs J. Arthur Tobias are
guests at the Laughlin-
F. D. Gamble has moved from sos
Myrtle to S07 Olive street
James J. Watts. OF Fl Paso, IS reg
istered at Hotel I.aughlin-
J. V. Williams has moved from of00
Montana TO 81 Texas street
J. Hawkin has moved from 1918
Aurora to Ills Laurel street
L 3. Johnson has moved from 500
Epson to 1891 Fort Boulevard
W. :. Berkshire has moved from
1881 Rampant 10 2S31 Grant avenue
Mrs. F. Thompson has moved from
the Hillcrest 10 613 East River street.
J. p Doris has moved from 1919
Octavia TO oil North StlE rain street
Mrs r s. McClelland has moved
from 1922 East Boulevard to 5616 Ri
vera
Mrs. A. Ashley has moved from 17Os
East Boulevard TO 1905 Montana
street
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Norman have
moved from 1903 Magoffin TO 412l
Hueco-
d. C. Booth. who has been IN for a
week past. is able TO be back al his
office again.
Lieut. and Mrs J. T. Berry. Of Camp
Boyd, Fort Bliss, are guests at Hotel
Laughlin-
Mrs. T. ". Rooster. wife OF Lieut.
Rooster. assistant district adiutant
was taken 10 Rolst0n hospital Thurs
day morning. where she viii undergo
a serious operation Mrs. Rooster Is
the former Miss Allen K1tgel. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Donna klugel
Little Harry Noake Stafford. son
OF Mrs. 7. J. Stafford, is seriously i'll
at the family home on Myrtle avenue.
As soon as his condition improves SUI
ficiently Mrs. Stafford viii take him
to California where they viii spend
the summer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22

Miss katherine Kilburn. Miss June
cOViugtOn, Miss AlZina Orndorff. Miss
Lucille Plumb and Miss Caroline
Plumb, Miss Anne Nagoffin, Mrs. W
?. b. McSain and AIRS. W. J. Quigly.
The Alumnae association Of National
Park seminary of Washington. D. c..
held its annual meeting at the Paso del
NOrte hotel, Wednesday afternoon
Miss Lucy May Johnson field secre-
tary Of the seminary, who arrived in
III Paso "Wednesday morning addressed
the assembly on "reminiscences Of the
school and on activities as they are
today A feature Of the school today is
the simplicity Of dress that is de-
manded of all students They are re-
quired to wear Peter Thompson
dresses and plain cotton stockings
during the day for school sessions and
are allowed only slight change for
evening dinner. The members Of the
alumnae are Miss GenevieVe Collins,
AIRS. Edward Earl, AIRS. 7. J. Stafford.
Mrs William owen and Mrs. Joseph
Haaga-
"A very enthusiastic meeting was
held at Highland Park school on
Wednesday afternoon for the purpose
Of forming a Parent-Teachers' asso-
citation at that school Mrs. p r.
Outlaw, chairman of the extension
committee Of the Congress Of Mothers
and Parent-Teachers' association. was
present for the organization and as
histine her were Mrs J. G. McGrady
and Mrs J. ID. Love Airs. Winches-
ter Cooley was elected president Of
the association; Mrs. Joe Wright. first
vice president: Mrs. Richard Warren.
second vice president; Mrs Ralph
Moore. third vice president; Mrs o.
H. Palm, secretary, and Mrs. T. n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22
Dean D. Clark WedS a Former Society
Editor of Denver; Is a Local Rotarian

Mr. and Mrs William Clark. OF Den
yer, one Of the most socially promin-
ent families Of that city.
Mrs. Clark was for a number OF
years society editor OF the Denver
Republican and is very clever
writer.
Tho wedding ceremony was per-
formed at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon. May q. at the home Of Mr..
AID Mrs. Herbert George the Rev.
Henry Foster Of the Church OF the
Ascension. officiating.
Air. Clark is a member OF the Fl
Paso Rotary club and has been living
at the Toltec club since coming 10 the
city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22

NEWS comes Of the marriage in
~ Denver. Colo, Of Dean Dalton
Clark. manager Of the commercial
department Of the Tri-State Tele-
phone company. Of this city. and Miss
Miriam sullivan. OF Denver. They
left after the ceremony for q wedding
trip and viii arrive in Fl Paso some
time during the coming week.
Mr.. Clark, who has been connected
with the Tri-State Telephone COM
pany for several years. is the son Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22
GET RELIEF

This hot weather is liable 10 make
your feet tired During the Summer
months we offer a special service for
people who have trouble with their
feet
We sell and recommend DR.. Reed
Cushion Shoes for Men and DR.. Edison
corrective Shoes for women No extra
charge. call and we viii be glad TO
give YOU full details
out Of town people who are having
trouble with their feet are asked 10
correspond.
Lerner shoe CO.-229 san Antonio st.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22
FAVORED STYLES.

Fl Paso women should By all means
wear Queen Quality Shoes We are
now showing these IN pumps and OK
fords in ali favored styles Of the
season Mail orders filled
Lerner shoe Co.. 20 san Antonio St
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22

Pierce. treasurer. Plans were dis
cussed and the work outlined for the
fall term Of school.
Mrs. Horace Broaddus announces
that the knitting department OF the
Red Cross viii discontinue its work
after the first OF June and asks that
before that date all FL Paso women
who have garments semicompleted
finish them and bring them in so that
the quota may be sent to headquar-
tiers in st. Louis.
The Daughters OF Erin will hold
their business meeting in the Knights
OF Columbus hail on Myrtle avenue
Friday afternoon at 2-30 p m There
viii also be initiation OF about % new
members and a social hour al the
close Of the initiation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22

The object must be snapped right
the film must be correctly developed.
Call on Us for Instructions in handling
your kodak. then bring US your films
and get better results.
See Gandara.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22
NEVER AGAIN

NV liz NIT7IIN
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par s1.OO per share-unless you buy II
now, today.
Big e. worth more tl.nn par and
viii sell above par permanently after
subscription books close May 9Th,
midnight.
Wire n your Big orders.
J. s. CURTTss & co.
Oldest & Largest Brokerage Firm In
Fl PasO.
Sheldon Hotel, Fl Paso. Tex.
Your Bank VIII Recommend Is.