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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
PLEASANT GLADE.
(Too late for last week. }

(Too late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp and children
of Olympia were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mikkclsen recently
W. G. Miller has purchased the +.
c. Sleater place in Pleasant Glade
and will move onto the place about
July 1.
Mr.. Bjorkman has torn down the
old barn on his place and is build
ing a new one.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rinnan, Lester
Rinnan and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Rim
nan from Tacoma were calling on
friends in Pleasant Glade recently.
Mrs. Jacob Gunstone attended State
Grange in Port Angeles last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiseman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Wiseman and baby were
guests at the Ellis home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bjorkman and Ro-
berta, Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer. Freida
and Norman Ellis picnicked on
Hawks prairie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Palmer left
Thursday for Portland to attend the
Rose Carnival.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
PNEUMATIC TIRES
PROTECT TRUCKS

When pneumatic cord tires were
first adapted to motor trucks. their
appeal was largely TO truck operators
Transporting merchandise of fragile
nature that might be injured seri-
Ously by Jolting over rough streets.
but extensive use of these tires soon
showed that in addition to the greatl.'
reduced injuries to the merchandise
hauled, they also lessened the pound
ing and jolting of the truck itself
eliminating many truck repairs.
Pneumatic tires now are used as
much for their protection to the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
SOUTH BAY.

A number of friends gathered at
the David Whipple place Tuesday
and helped him to grade his road.
Those present were Messrs. Hanna
ford, Kelsey. Barnhart and Elliott:
those furnishing teams were Messrs.
Stearns. Lohrer, Longmire and Mad
den. Mrs. Whipple served a very
nice dinner to them, with the assist.
ance of Mrs. Stearns and Mrs. Han
naford.
Will Taylor and family returned
from East of the Mountains Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns motored to
Tacoma Sunday.
Don Bennett and family of Olympia
have purchased and moved on the
Mrs. George Bell property. and Mrs.
Bell has moved to the Bennett prop
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
BOSTON HARBOR.

Mrs. George Carpenter and Mrs.
Grover Hollopeter were calling on
friends in Olympia Saturday.
Mrs. volly Davis of Olympia and
daughters spent the weekend at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown were
visitors at the home of Mr.. Browns
father Sunday.
Miss Gertrude and Marion Carpen-
ter were Olympia visitors Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown mo-
tored to Olympia Wednesday, bring
ing home their sister. Mrs. Brewer,
from Camp Lewis, on a visit.
Roy Davis is spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Davis, after being discharged from
the service at Camp Lewis.
Mrs. Hollopeter was visitor at
the Carpenter home one day last
week.
Mr.. McGraugh has been very sick
the past week, with poison oak.
Mrs. Townsend and daughter. Miss
Grace, and Lee Rohr weEe in Olym.
pia Wednesday.
| Miss Maud Davis and Mr.. Floyd
and friends motored over from Olym-
pia to visit her parents Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Sumption and son. accompan-
led by friends, motored from Tenino
Sunday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Robinson.
Sergeant Robert E. Robinson has
returned home after spending Is
months in Texas in the aviation ser
vice. He was recently discharged.
Mr.. Drimel was business visitor
in Olympia Monday.
Gordon Gloyd of Olympia is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis this week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
FORD AGENCY BUYS
$4,000 EQUIPMENT
ST. JOHN n TITUS INSTALLING:
MACHINERY IN REPAIR
DEPARTMENT.

CO-incident with the return' m
Olympia Wednesday of Claude Wrav.
shop foreman, after a seven weeks g
intensive training course at the big
Ford factory in Detroit, St. John e.
Titus, authorized Ford dealers in this
territory, announce the purchase of
$4,000 worth of additional machinery
for their shop and repair department.
Wray landed in Tacoma Tuesday
evening, where he was met by his
wife and ]. d. Mansfield. manager of
the local garage. He SAYS it was
sitting hot in Detroit when he left
and that he is mighty glad to get
back to Puget Sound. Besides taking
the training course at the Ford fac
tory, he also visited the Fordson trac.
tor plant and all of the largest auto
equipment houses of that center of
automobile activity.
The new machinery which St. John
& Titus are installing will give the
local shop the same equipment as is
used at the factory. One new feature
will be a radiator repairing depart
ment; another is an American Univer-
sal machine for installing bearings
and testing motors, while re-boring
and re-babbiting machines and vari-
GUS specially appliances have also
been purchased. With the equipment
the local firm. instead of merely re-
pairing Ford motor, will be able to
re-manufacture 1t as if it were new.
Considerable of the new equipment
is already at hand and the rest is
expected within the next 80 days.
With it the company will not only be
in q position to give up-to-the-minute
service to the larger number of Ford
owners in this territory, but expects
to do considerable work for garages
in nearby cities which has hitherto
been sent down Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20

Walter Wixon has returned home
from Doty, as he was compelled to
quit mill work on account of his
health.
Two of our local young men grad
uated from high school this year.
They are John KOenig and Osborne
Gardner
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
BUSH PRAIRIE

Fred Reichel and family, Jack
Hensley. A, D. Drewry and family
Ruth and Neo Drewry, enjoyed an
auto trip Sunday to the Skykomish
river. q"
Miss Bernice Hodge returned home
Saturday from visiting In Astoria.
Mrs. e. v. Drewry and Dick and
Mrs. E. J. Hodge visited Mrs. Charles
Littlejohn of Independence Tuesday
Jack Hensley spent the weekend at
Fred Reichel's. He was accompanied
home Monday by Alex Drewry.
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: UNINJURED OVERSEAS:
. KILLED HERE THURSDAY

= a month ago Hutton Lough-
Il nan. q years old. returned from
= overseas service: Thursday af-
:. ternoon he was killed when an
:. auto truck he was driving was
= hit by passenger train at the
= Milwaukee crossing on the Tilley
= road. 10 miles south of Olympia.
= He had been driving a truck for
y the Beaver Creek Lumber com
= pany. He is survived by his
= widow. formerly Miss Jessie
= Mathews of this city.
1:
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mechanism of the truck as for their
reduction of injury to the load. A
notable instance of this is the expe-
rlence of the Semoujn-Goodman com
pany, real estate dealers of Louisville.
hy.. who are using twoton truck to
haul coal Tor the several office build
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20

erty in Olympia, having accepted that
in the deal.
County superintendent Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Miller called
at the Longmire home Wednesday
evening.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20

ings and apartment houses under
their management. This coal truck
rear. Goodyear pneumatic truck tires,
and has run 5000 miles since October,
1918, with the tires untouched and
the truck showing practically no wear.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
H0W Many Miles
In q Bottle of Ink?

One Of the most pleasant Actions of the tire
Business is that manufacturer can repair with
A pen what he has failed to accomplish in his
Factorye ~>~a-
Upon no less fallacious ground rests the
Virtue of the definite mileage guarantee
But the difference between mileage Is adjusted
Over the counter, and mileage delivered on the
Road, is pressing hard for recognition upon
The intelligence of the American automobile
Owners.
And the guarantee is fast coming to be seen
For what it is "A confusing and unnecessary
Formality in the case of q good tire, .
Disappointment and delusion in the case Of
A bad one.
There is no definite, nor limited mileage
Guarantee behind Goodyear Tires.
As for that, there is no definite
Guarantee behind gold piece.
None is needed in either case for both
Are recognized measures Of value
Would you rather we assert our principles
Of honest merchandising over our signature,
Or in the very stun and substance Of tho
Product we sell you?
Would you rather lay down your minted coin
In the expectation Of adjustments, or in
The expectation Of service /?
The issue is as sharply defined as that for
The Goodyear Tire DOES what
What the guarantee can only SAY.
And what the Goodyear Tire does, it does by
Virtue of the fact that every penny of its cost
Is IN THE TIRE. No charges for accident
Insurance" and the definite mileage guarantee
Is only that, chiefly beneftting reckless drivers
Compromises its quality.
The capacity of Goodyear Tires to deliver what thu
guarantee only promises, rests solidly upon the
Character of the tires themselves
And behind all is the Goodyear policy that you
The tire buyer-MUST be satisfied.
Yours entirely,
se-Nepple Auto Co., Inc
215 Main St. Phone 61O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10
HeIp WanIed-Aeents


AGENTS can earn s. 10 SO per day. we
start you in permanent bushes soaps
toilet articles. etc Crofts & Reed Co.,
Dept Csc, Chicago
AGENTs-Hugro India Wonder Brooms
tickle the housewife 20 calls. IS sales
Biggest quick money maker Tor agents.
also complete catalog OF hand and electric
vacs- Hugro MfE. Co. warsaw. Ind.
AGENTS, discharged soldiers-We manu-
flcrure Ford accessory which Interests
e4e.y Z oIu o"agT upon li45 iil-,-. ,---+
oustratlon- sells realilg- one agent
made S1S7 one week Exclusive territory
NO competition Motor Products Co, In
dlanapo-ls, Ind
AGENTs-Cash in on prohibition. S27 %
$50 weekly. New fast selling articles
going like wIdfire- Agents cleaning un-
Write today FOR particular American
Products Co.. ISL American Bldg, Gin
ciunau. %.
AUTHORIZED Negro War Book 700
pages. by Kelly Miller. OF Washington. De-
O.. and an assistant Of the navy depart
menr- Best hook for coloret people ever
written: over 100 pictures. only &-als SELF
ing ike wild fire. Big outfit free Get
the book. act quick Austin jenkins Pub
fishing CO.. Miller DEPT. Chicago
PRIVATE HEAP pulled down s15S week
distributing remarkable pictures or
Worlds Warts sacrifices-Victory and
Peace-Sixty humanity iuterestlrE subjects
They touch the soul Of everyone free
supply. also important portrait cat1i7E-
Consosidated Portrait Co. 1888 vs.. Adams
St. Chicago
Use CRUDE OIL for cooking ana heat
lnc half cheaper and fourth more heat
DER gallon than coal OIL Wondered new
Invention. SuanEler Ideal Crude oil Cen
orator. fits any stove Patented Marcn
nth 1919. Money back guarantee. sam
pie generator and exclusive territory 20
responsible Texas agents Spangler MtE-
Co.. West and South Sts-, Indianapolis.
Ind
AGENTS WANTED FOR TEXAS. by man
ufacturers and importers Of iaces. em-
hroideries. handkerchiefs. piece goods
ladies' neczWear. hrassierez. etc We
want a clean cut and well connected man
who IS a hustler TO call on department
and general stores. Liberal commission
paid weekly and drawing account for eN-
ueuses TO reliable party. state experience.
references address P o. BOX Isl. Madi-
son Square New YORK City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10
Nanied-Mi,cenanenn,

HIGH >I prices paid for sacks Rio Graude
Fuel d Feed Co.. Mills and virginia
WANTED number Of second hand bath
tubs Apply Mattice Heating e. Plumbing
Co.. fo9 n. Campbell. Phone $50.
WILL Buy used vertical llinr case. one.
two sectious.i FOR letters. Phone $3.50.
can 1Q- Herald building
WANTED To BUY kitchen cabInet- must
be in good condition and reasonable Phi.
ssfaW.
WANTED-Small second hand BCrrouehs
adding machine in good condition cali
Mr- Johnston. sheldon Cafe
WANrED-Expert band saw sharpeuer.
Others need not apply. Addresa 90 j. L
Perez Gale Nina no S1l. Chihuahua.
Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10

we manufacture a carburetor for Ford
cars which is guaranteed 20 give double
the mileage over any other carburetor
ever constructed regardless OF name. make
or price
We are now ready e. furnish carhuretors
also for Dodge and Maxwell cars VIII
furnish them FOR other cars I'm short
time Money refunded II is day free trial
does not prove IT, Entirely rev principle
simple plain tute-uot a moving part
Guarantead 20 start in zero weather with
out heating or printing Tremendous de-
1and. 1900 now IN use in Chicago ter
ritorv-
Reliable. energetic man who can guar
antes sales and carry stock Of $500 10
$4,000 depending on demand. can secure
exclusive territory and VIII easily net
szo.0gO this year no special experiences
necessary
rank A. Urvan- 900 W Jackson Blvd
Chicago Ili
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10
Helm Wanted-FemaIs

WANTED bright. capable ladies %
travel demonstrate and sen dealers $50
TO $50 per week Railroad fare paid
Write az once. Goodrich Drug CO.. Dept
$50 Durn hn Nanr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10

OIL HAS BEEN STRUCK II PECOS,
Which makes your lease an investment
and not a gamble VIII you be- with us
when the second sands are struck and
that black gusher OF profit blows over
the derrick2 Have some very choice acre
age acquired from the Sunshine which
can offer for $50 per acre for few days
in five and ten acre blocks with prompt
delivery OF transfer OF lease Pecos is
the next big oil field and your opportunity
Write me r. Z. ~, Box 934
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10
Oil and Mining

DUKE EXTENsION-wu sell 100 shares
at sA50-
l. r. KILLER
116 Texas St Phone 1926
NEW SECTIONAL MAP
OF El Paso and Hudspeth counties show
ing approximate locations OF Pennsylva-
mia formation. Price 30 cents ANY sta
tiouery store or Netcalfe Blue Print Co,
CapIes Bldg. Fl Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10

Help Wanted-FemaIe
WANTED-Two Mattresses for cafe out OF
town Phone $3.50
WANTED-Kitchcn checker and cashier.
Apply chef Paso del Norte Hotel
WANTED-NIexican woman Tor houss-
worZ 1fos Arizona ST.
COOK and laundrcss at Cloudcroft Baby
sauatorium- Phone $3.50
WANTED-Good dressmaker BY the day.
Phone 443f-
WANTED good. experienced cook Phi
49,
WANTED-Stenograp her; permanent po-
sition TO one who is capable Apply 80
san Francisco St
WANTED-Girl dispeusars ana wairresses
experience unnecessary but preferred Pct
ter Confectionery Co. Mills Blds-
WANTED-Girl for general Homework for
family Of three good salary Gail 1913
2. Boulevard. Apt. /
WANTED-Enslish speaking Mexican girl
for general Homework. with references
Arason Arts. No. 90.
WANTED-Some one to take my dining
room and run 20 suit Themselves: "a rcgu-
Jar <boarders- Address MIS-. care Herald-
WANTED-American woman for general
homework, reference required Apply 2ls
Texas street
DIR. EDWARD AUER. 3I6-1s TRUST BID.
Chronic diseases. Diseases OF women
Especially equipped for treatment Of all
Nervous diseases Phone 46f2-
WANTED Exper5enced dining room walt
resses SO week Lunch counter walt
resses. 81 week Apply Modern CAFE.
basement Mills Bldg.
WANTED-Marker and ass0rter; 2 ladies',
one 20 list I'm. other TO assert and bundle
Wages $50 American Laundry & Dry
Cleaning Co.. Santa Rita n ~
EARN S25 WEEKLY. spare time. writ
ing for newspapers. magazine EEuert-
ence unnecessary. details free Press
Syndicate. 1s3 St Louis No
WANTED-Female hookkeeper with re-
suousihIe concern State age. experience
and salary expected Permanent position
Address L1Se. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10
Business Chances

SI0O-GREW TO-S44.O0O.
This rate Of profit reported on original
shares OF Texas Company stock Those
with 800 20 $500 have chance 10 join
reliable company organized along same
lines To drill soon inside $50 foot cir
Gle OF producing oil wells Send no
money Write for details. Guaranty
Trust Company go Seaman Bldg. Hous-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10
Lost and Found


FOUND F2ld sErius. G. 81. Harvey
LOsT-Three KEYS on small ring. PHI 1883
LOsT-Bunch Of Keys on ring Return to
S91 n Kausas Reward
IOST-Lady-s gold watch. viii pay Iib-
eral reward for return 20 500 n. Flor
ence- Phone 3ff1
LOsT-Bunch OF keys Win name J. w.
Morris, Masonic Lodge No. I'LL Phone
1851 Reward
LOST-WiI party who picked M lady's
dark blue coat sunday afternoou on vs.
ieta road please phone 7s74W2
sTOLEN-Autonobue. because it was not
protected by auto theft signal lock. For in
formation, phone Westover. 171L
LOsT-lIale Airedale puppy. months old.
sll brown Answers Mike. Liberal reward
Eho1e $50, Return 2705 = Boulverad-
LO>I-In Las Cruces May 8th. one Good
rlch auto tire complete with rim. Size
55Iaiz ciincher style. Reward. Roy A
Baker. Las Cruces. IT.
LOST-llay SIN. gold wrist watch on
bracelet ocf-Eon shape. somewhere in
business district Reward Phone 6S4-lL
SIS East boulevard
LOST. sTRANED. OR STOLEN
English BON dog. Answers 20 name Of
Jack All white. Long taiL wide collar,
Texas license Reward II returned 20 soc
CITY Natl Bank EldE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10
Situations Wautsd-Ma1e

Situations Wanted-Ma1e
ACCOMPLISHMENTS - De-
sires change Of position y. G.. care Herald
WANT POSITION by japanese cook. fof
hotel or boarding. out o. town Address
x Yama. foi s ~ Paso 81
WANTED - Position buying cattle in
Mexico VIII work by month OF com
mission Address PSI care Herald
BAKER. al around. wants Job in Arl-
IONA. New Mexico. where he works with
boss OF alone Address rZ93, care Eerald
Los ANGELES aufomebue and tractor
man wants position. road sales and service
experience Co anywhere. can make Eool-
miller. an ~ stanton 81
EFFICIENT bookkeePer. capable business
man having responsible position Wi-h re-
liable firm would keep snail sets OF
books H1o. care Herald PHI 5s1sW.
GASOLINE ENGINE MAN desires position
10 years ezperierces can run tractor or
stationary euEines can repair address
BIS, care Herald-
MACHINIST, mechanic and weiders,
mines. mills. with gas engine power a
speciality; also experienced mill foreman.
Adirs Hlte- ctre net4l4-
DISCHARGED soldier desires position
= anywhere as chauffeur. boozzeeper or
telephone work. address Lisa, care Her
EXPERIENCED farm foreman desires po-
siri0u Tn valley years experience on ir-
rigatei farm address BIS. Gaze Herald
WANTED-Positlon as collector for rent
or otherwise can give sood reference
and bond u required address Mos. care
Herald
EN-SOLDTER. married man. g years
- experience in automobile work. wishes
position az once. as auto mer hauic or
driver Can handle any kind o. machine
Have references II. F. owen Phone
4275J.
MECHANICAL engineer wants position
technical graduate; unmarried two years
with mining companies in southWesrs two
years in Mexico Fluent spanish Thor
oueh lnuwledEe mining smelter and
power equipment address MISS. care
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10

NEW HOTEL on one Of best corner busi-
ness lots in Eastland on main business
street clearing $500 per month lot.
building. furniture and all goes for 81. 500,
halt cash, balance terms Ike paying rent
p Lot alone bound 70 be worth more than
price asked IN near future Reason for
selling, am engaging in other business.
Best buy in Texas. Address. owner. Ls-
Roy Hotel. Eastland. Texas
GO INTO THE SOFT DRINK BUSINESS
We Supply the Equipment
Soda Fountains y Carbouators
store Fixtures SHOW Gases
Tables and Chair I.uncheonatfe outfits
Steam Tables Root Beer Outfits
Ice Cream Freezers
BotLers' and Confectiouers- Machinery
and Supplies
sold on Easy Payments
Glassware, SiiTe-ware Crushed Fruits
Syrups. Extracts and Colors.
EMPIRE B0rTLTNG WORKS
Cor Mills and Florence Streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10
For Rsnl-Rouse, Unfurnished

For Rent-Houses Unfurnished
THREE ROOMS. bath and sleeping porch
Phone 491
3 ROOMS ana bah. Screened p0rch. 1115
Wyoming. $50. CaI 200
NICE from frame house. sleeping porch.
partly furElshed- Phene ~
s-ROOA FRAME house. ss1z Alamosordo-
Phone 69isEA
8eI6 RIYERA-s rooms ana Bath. electric
lights gas. good place for garden and
chickens. f11<mouth- Phone 5--3J-
VEGETABLE and fawer sarden for sale,
SEQ. and house for rent Mary Petersen
1l1e ElEera street
7-ROOu 2-storT house with all modern
convenience Large chicken yard Close
On. Magofflu Ave Wantet-a good ten
ant A. Camozze. 1911 T. san Antonio St
BEST LOCATION lots. furnace.
brick EaraEe. good lawn Best buy IN
town Furniture and auto also for sale
leaving town Phone ll5lA a--9 4u-a-
rosa street
1871 Montana. s r. residence ----s75-o0
fo01 Polk Ave. q r. BUNGALOW .---f-l-ll
617 " Campbell 9 P uufur- fat 1900
1919 =. no 9 p cottage ----------f1 1-5e
1928 Sacramento. . r. cottage -----f 500
r T. LYONS. Toe TEXAS. PHI 49,
FOR RENT-
Five rooms sleeping porch and bath,
1854 san Diego % us
Four rooms and bath. -1o1z T. san An
tonic ST.. partly furnlshedl SIS
p. ". WILLIAMS AGENCN.
Phone 1lf4 1l3 First Na- Bank Bog.
FOR RENT
TNFU FINISHED
s r. hath. s. Pc 500 Blk vs.. No. .--- SIS
r.. bath. s. P $500 Blk Mountain $50
r. bath. s p. 100 Newman S------s1o
3 P, bath s. P. $3.50 Blk Montana
IIlue lsrN - . - Z 60
FURNISHED
r. bath. garage. 1e0o Blk. z
NefllA ------------ ..--- .------f ''
r. bath. 8 p. garage, 2s00 Blk
z BIO Graude ------------- s s.
r Apt. hot water lclose iuf -----.-- 80
p p Apt hot water fclose IND ------fia
Office EoomEu1. Eucif.er BllE. Security
Bank EldE
C. YOUNG
Anderson Inv Co. Phone f051
FOR RIM
n Florence St. garages. eac1----S 800
Laurel St. g rooms -----------.-.-- $500
lfs Brown ST. rooms ---- 5000
1925 LaEuffLn- Q rooms. modern Gee ss5-lQ
111 w Boulevard. q r. furnished --{-7-5o
101l Montana, rooms. furnished, FOR
summer = ------. 100
See our list % Cloudrrofr cottages
TURNER, KEMP q COLDWELL
over state Rational Bank Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10
REPRESENT
FL PASO'S OLDEST
OIL EXCHANGE

REPRESENT
FL PASO'S OLDEST
OIL EXCHANGE
Local representatives. wanted in every
town in Arizona and New Mexico.
WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST
COMPANIES
Have cur own field men IN Ranger and
Burkburnett who keep Us posted or ac-
tivities there.
A REAL PROPOSITION
FOR live wires only-au applicants must
furnish references
Ell PASO OIL EXCHANGE
JAS. L STEPHENS. Mgr.
eos n. Oregon St. FL Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10
HELD Wanisd-Male and Female

Help Wanted-Male and Female
---------~---~-~-------~-~
COOK on RANCH. near clint. Texas. 70
DO cooking FOR two people Phone l5-l
THE LODGE AT CLOUDCROFT WILL
OPEN MAY 81. APPLICANTS FOR POSI-
TONS N ALL DEPARTMENTS. PLEASE
ADDRESS NJ b. HUTCHINS. PAsO DEL
NORTE HOTEL
COOK WANTED
Combination chef-baller and wife 20 take
charge Of kitchen in new hotel Apply
stating experience and salary expected.
including room and board Could use
single man Socorro Hotel Company. So
CORN y II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10

FOR SALE OR LEAsE-Hote7 al Lake
wood. New Mexico. In the center OF Pc
cos valley oil field Wen being drilled
within mile Of hotel. For particulars. adj
dress J. Bolt. Lakewood. n "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10

$4,000 PROFITS on each 500 an actual
record s. or SO monthly may bring you
quick money in going company with II
producing wells refinery, and hundreds
acres OF rich holdings: thousands IN prof
its divided last year; opportunity open
20 very man and woman for short time
free particulars tell you how: act today
Mary Owens on Company. Department
143. Houston. Texas