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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-18
Situations Wanted-MaIe

Situations Wanted-Male
ENPERIENCED Al bookkeepsr with To-
cal refrrences- Can also do stsnosrsphlc
WORK Pm. 7s72W-
WANTED-Posltion BY experienced double
entry bookkeeper- References Al. Pm
5s1A
ENPERT stenoEraphe- and bookkeepeI
desires work few hours evenings Phons
Soy
WANTED-Wind0W Cleaning. house clean-
ing or yard work Satisfaction guaranteed
Phone 1928. Apt No s.
A FIRST class pastry cook and 1assr with
good references wants situation in cafe
terra. hotel or restaurant- Address Par,
care Herald
-WANTED-By discharFsd soldier. o.
- portuuity 20 learn 70 run auto. Wages
reasonable An practically disabled Work
must b light W L EDWARDS. 24oi
Copia 81 Phone 1874
WANrED-Position as private seeretary
or srenoErapher BY ycurE nan with thor
ough knowledge OF both English and Span
ish, now employed out Ct town Address
55s Herald
YOUNG NAN stenoErapher. business col
ieEe graduate. able 20 handle Bookkeeping
desires position References. Address
z2i2. care Herald
BOOKKEEFER-50 years %. MeTIcan.
knows English- Long experienee com-
sition anywhere. sfsrriFd- Nartiniauo
ZimentaL 1000 2 Fourth 81
YOUNG MAN-2S years o. axe. desires
permanent position n West Texas OF Arr
Eona town Have had Il years practical
experience IN gents furnishing goods.
clothing. and shoes some experierce #
window trimming Can furnish best Of ref
erences- ] an a. present employed but
deslre ehanEe- Address A-lz. care Herald
Situations Wanted-FemaIe
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POSITION by young lady as office girl.
Phone 1870. Mss Julian
POSITION b young LADY in news sfsnd
or cashier In theater. Phone 1870. Mss
9l-lan-
Wanled-Monsy
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RESPONSIBLE person wants 10 orrow
Tor six TO twelve months $3.50 u be Sc
cured BY mortgage on $500 worth o. fur
niture- VIII paw good interest rate Il.
c. ?. Q. Box EOS.
Real Estate Wanted
WASTED-Good tenements. close IN only
LEE NEWMAN, Tenement Specialist
Phone 4s91. sos 5. e Paso ST
4. 5. room bungalows. Alta Vista. Gov
eminent Hin. Manhattan Heights Have
customers waiting
CALL CREEL.
JAMES l. MARR = CO.. 4S5O.
Wanted-Furnifure
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cash paid FOR ID hand goods Phi 12s7
WANrED-sd hand household FOODS. Erwin
Furniture Co. los San Jacinto- Phi SO
WE BUY fur iture. Cali on Is before
you sen n. 1851 or cal teS 8 Fl Paso-
We NEED used furniture. Cash paid for
any amount. Union Furniture Co. Phi
1894.
Take care OF your clothes one dollar
down and dollar a week viii buy a chif
farobe-
FOUTz-MOORE FURNITURE co.
WE PAY more for coed furniture tnan
any firm IN city. Get cur figures before
you sell c. d. HOUSER GPHOLSTERISG
co. Phone fIIO.
PRIVATE PARTY wishes TO buy -ood
second hand furniture and carpets Deal
ers stay away Call evenings. 523Ss 70
$50 p. m
WE AXE SHIFTING furniture and for the !
next ten days we VIII pay more than any
firm Ia the city. Sing Us. VIII come
on short notice Berry hill Furniture Co. [
40l and a0g Texas s.. Phone 3546
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-18

Trade IN that Cd furniture Tor new
Your credit Is o. K
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-18
Wantsd Rom and Board

YOUNG MAN desires room and board %
ranch TO spend Few months. Address Mz51,
care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-18

Financial
WE BUY
LIBERTY BONDS
send Us your bonds by registered mall
and we will send check same day.
PACIFIC BOND COMPANY
sos Caples Bldg. FL Paso. Tex
LIBERTY BONDS.
We pay top market prices for Liberty
Bonds based on
New York Stock Exchange Quotations.
II is extremely simple TO sell -our bonds
70 Us II you live out q the city Simply
forward your Liberty bonds BY registered
mall and we Will same day remit you cash; .
al New York Exchange market prices
J. $ CURTIsS & Co.
Established as Curtiss-Manning IN 1919.
Stocks and Bonds
Hotel Sheldon Lobby. Phone as.
LIBERTY BONDS, OIL AND
MINING STOCKS bought and sold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-18


YOUNG MAN desires room and board %
ranch TO spend few months Address MZ51.
care Herald
WANTED-Board- room EieeplnE porch.
bath BY couple IN private family Both
employed No sick Address 1i2zs care
WAR;TED-By young man. where t5s-s
are no sick. neatly furnished room VITA
board preferred State rater. Ioco -or, etc
AddEess oz44. care Eerald.
For Renl-Apartmenis Furnished
AND ROOM APTs~SoI Me-.-
MODERN sunny APT-Phsas Sass
III W. BOULEVARD. one and ? rooms-
APAKTAENTS-l7l5 Montana. p YAK
APARTMENT-Ie24 ). oregon. Pm fis5.
SMALL front apartment. hot water. heat;
close IN nicely furnished Phone 2s94-
DESIRABLE front apartment. farniIhed.
lso9 Upson- Phone 3f5W or f015.
GEORGETTE All rooms. Fitshsnst
and bath III y Stanton
ONE BOON. kitchenet and bath; also "a
raEe- 100s MaRoffin-
NICELY furnlshsd apartment. cioSs IA.
Phone z47e
? ROOM APT Win SdsepinF porch; also
nice furnished bed room MS " Oregon
Apt I
81 MUS ~ l. ANE EFIaA 70 eLulHIs
rooms OF apartment. very reasanable;
ladies preferred Phone 5f58. Apt a.
TWO ROOM apartment. newly furnished.
with garage. 14lS E Boulevard PEons
5146.
FRONT APT with sleepinE porch. cheer
fui and clean. IN quiet hcmes hot water;
wa king distance Phone 797sW-
CLOSE IS-TFo rooms and sleeping porch
also single light Housekeeping. runnirF
water well furnished clean Phone GIN
Lucille APIS.-Two rooms X g ~
sleeping porch. steam heat. close IN 81
". Missouri Phone s198 Or 1855
FURNISHED apartment for rent close m
Piedmont apartments for rent Apply
Apt Pm $3.50.
2 4 3 ROOM apartments. sunny sleeuiaf
porches. private bath, lights. water. phone
furnished. $40 and 25o. 701H W Maln
Phone 51o7-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-18

PiCKRELL APTS-Two or four room mod
ern steam h-atcd- Insuectior and prices
win eoEvince you they are the best il the
city Special var rates Pr 791GM-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-18
Apartments Furnished < UNFINISHED

2 ROOFS I'd S, ?. IS 81 SaSoaio - 3
FoR RENr-Unfuraished apar;aeat- PA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-18

LIBERTY BONDS. OIL AND
MINING STOCKS bought and sold
TOM B. JOHNSON, BROKER
Office Sheldon HoteL-Ph- At
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-18

WANTED-Good live wire fsr
distributor o. motor cars ard
trucks Al excellent oppnrru-
nifty. md good territory for
right man Mr.. Knowles. shell
don Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-18

HIGH GRADE sALESMEN-lVanf men to
sell stock in lease and royalty company.
mana ged by men OF ability who know how
20 cooperate with the salesman in secur-
ing business Convincing literature, per-
feet cooperation and strong talking points
Want men in Texas and Eastern cities.
Address FOR full particulars. Box $50. Fort
Worth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-18

THE POCAHONrAs LEASING
AND ROYALTY COMPANY
So s Ervay St Dallas. Tera
lfr Bovles or Mr.. Burgess
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-21
WASHINGTON STATE
COLLEGE ALUMNI
80 ~ {. Il
Picnic at Anon Park and County
Organization Elects Officers

4 81. q { 1
The alumni and former students OF
Washington State College residing in
Benton county held:a very enjoyable
picnic at Richland Saturday, August
10TH Altho it was impossible for
many to attend, twenty-seyen people
put work aside and journeyed to Anon
park where a big feed disappeared
and several informal speeches We're
given.
Lee Lampson acted as toastmaster
and introduced Henry M. Chambers
of Pullman. alumni secretary of ! the
State College, who gave a very inter-
esting talk proposing plans for the
organization Of a Benton county alum
nj association. The association was
formulated, which includes every per-
SON living in Benton county who ever
attended the State College and the
following officers were elected: Dave
w. Bryant, president; F, A. Frier-
mood, Richland, vice president; c. A.
Phillips, Kennewick, secretary-treas-
urer.
It was decided to hold the next
meeting and a banquet during the
month of December, at which time
more Of the alumni viii be able. to
attend. 80 s.,..a :,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-21

4 A. v. Lewis has been regularly i'm
proving the Washington Street Mil
m meet the requirements of the trade.
Recently he added the following up
to-date equipment: Crescent Combina-
tion Saw Table; Planer, Boring ma
chine and a large EMERY stone. He
now states he is prepared to do any
Kind of wood work. When the Courier
Reporters representative was at the
pill the other day it was SO crowded
with auto trucks having bodies built
that one of them projected into the
alley, and skilled workmen were busy
at various tasks.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-21
MEMORIAL TABLET
PLANNED AT TACOMA
United Daughters of Confederacy
Want Names of Veteran Sons
Of Confederate Sires


The United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy of the State of Washington are
preparing list of the men who served
in the late World war, who were descend
ants of Confederate Veterans, for the
purpose of placing tablet in their honor
in the State Historical Building in Taco
ma
Kindly give the full name, rank and
branch of service. Qf deceased, please
so state).
ALI correspondence should be adj
dressed to Mrs. Charles C. King, State
Historian, u. D. c., 1412 No. Cakes
ST., Tacoma, Wash. Names. must reach
her by September 10th
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-21
PRESS AssOCIaTIoN ELECTS

I Seattle. Aug! 1eS officsrs elected for
the year by the Washington State Press
association tonight were.A. r. Gardner,
Kennewick Reporter, president; Clar-
ence Ellington, Chehaliss Bee Nugget
first vice president; E. L. Wheeler, Waits
burg Times, second vice president; N.
Russell Hill, Davenport Times Tribune.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The association de-
ferred selection of a 1920 meeting place,
and may join with Oregon and Idaho
editors in an excursion to Alaska. Yak
!; ma Daily Republic, ~
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-21

]. P. Miller..has purchased of w. S.
Haxton, of Spokane, thirty acres of
highly developed ranch land south of
town, twenty three acres of which is set
to apples of commercialfyarieties The
consideration was, large but made not
public. He has also iust>sold 24Oo acres
of Horse Heaven wheat and grazing
land to 1. T. Fouch for sac. 600
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-21
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Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
WHY THE LOBSTER
 IS COSTING MORE
(New York World)

Patrons of big city restaurants might not see any connection between the high price of spruce lumber and a scarcity of Holsters, with resultant ad- vanced values, but there is a very inti- mate and substantial relation between the two.
 Years ago, when, although perhaps there were no more Holsters in the sea than now, fever people ate the shell fish, spruce lumber was selling at s16 to $20 per thousand feet. Now the price is $40 per thousand. Lobste4 pots, traps and pounds are made of spruce, oists, boards and laths. Also. years ago Manila hemp rigging was selling at about half the present prices. Lobstermen use a lot of that. And, furthermore, and perhaps most important of all, gasoline is very eX- pensive now. Lobstermen go about in these times in motor boats, instead of rowing dories to and from theirtraps, and the motors must be fed.
 All these thin-s make lobstering eS pensive, and for that reason, with ! nInntv of good paying obs in other lines waiting for them, hundreds of l Maine men who have bent years in | coaxing the 'makings' of "broiled ] lives from the deep will abandon the i business until prices of materials get l down again. Thu far this season 3,195 | lobstermen have applied to the sea and | shore fisheries commissioner for li-
 censes, or TOO fewer than usual. St there will be a shortage in the lobster 1 crOD in Maine.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
RECEIVE HORSE SHOE |
 TIRES

Racine Horseshoe Tires are quality tires. We tried for several months to find a tire which was the very utmost in tire miles service" If you will ex- anime a cross section of a Horseshoe tire you will easily find why we se- lected this tire to offer you as service tire. In the first place, the fabric con- posing the carcass is made of five lay CTS of fabric running diagonally to each other, giving unusual strength. Next are applied the cushion stock of guaranteed pure Para rubber gum, the sidewall, wearing strip sheets and the rubberiZed fiber breaker, (which withstands the rough impact of the road. This done the tread is put on being built up of layers of rubber to a thickness that will surprise you.
 We think so well of Horseshoe tires that we have contracted for the dis tribution of them for Maricopa county and can offer a very attractive propo- sition to dealers. It will pay active tire dealers to get in touch with us.
 We cannot recommend Horseshoe tires too strongly. We have seen them in use for many miles and looking as good as the day they were put on.
 There is a whole lot of Racine Horseshoe Tire between you and the road
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
WARNED
 NUT T0 USE TUBES
 HAVING NO BRANDS

Many motorists through bitter ex- perience have become acquainted with the various "gyp," "swindle" and mo name' tires that are handed out at bargain prices by mysterious manu- lecturers that palm them off as per feet tires. These. car owners have learned the lesson of purchasing stand ard tires made by reputable manu- lecturers.
 But the same situation exists today in regard to tubes, says H. G. Palmer, manager of the penumatic tire depart ment of the Goodyear Tire and Rub- Der company. "Some manufacturers who make nameless tubes offer to put the dealers name on the box in case of quantity orders-and the dealer is in the peculiar position of selling to his customers a tube under his own name on which the manufacturer declines to place his name.
 Unbranded and unknown tubes con- stitute serious menace to tire life. The unbranded tube is obviously of lower quality than the standard brand and of such low quality that tho maker will not put his own trade mark on it. And in the public mino such reluctance on the part of the manufacturer indicates want of pride in the product and a want of faith in it's value.
 Even the best tube is not made purely of rubber. Other ingredients are used with the rubber. just as other materials are used in making solid gold. All tube has to do is to hold 1 air and keep on holding air. and the l more pure rubber it contains the bet ter it will contain air.
 'It is obvious that high grade rub Der is tho most necessary material ili the tube. So in a general way. if one tube is of cheaper onalitv than an-
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
GOODRICH TIRES

The name Goodrich is well known throughput the country and stands for an automobile tire that has given miles of service to tire users.
 The Goodrich factory has advised us that they are making this year a tire both fabric and cord, that is the best tire they have ever made and one which is the very best for the money that is, "the most miles per dollar While the Goodrich fabric tire has heretofore given entire satisfaction, they are constructing much better tire tliis, year. The Goodrich make of cord tires has been giving satisfactory service, but having in mind the giving of even better service, the Goodrich company has doubled the strength of it's cord tire this year. Instead of two plies of cable cords used in the cord tire of 1918 there are four plies in the Silvertown Cord of 1919.
 It is sL recognized fact that a cable cord is sturdy resilient and will stand the rough roads where a fabric tire will not stand up, Practical usage con- firms science, Silvertown Cords-pur to nation wide tests-have proven to be durable and dependable in the past and will prove to be more dependable in the future.
 One Silvertown user has just brought us the pleasing bit news that he put a Silvertown Cord on one of his front wheels two years ago and has never had it off since, having run it over 1000 miles. He says he is go- ing to leave it on just to see "how long the durn thing will run.'
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT

pert on chord tires and are in a posi- tion to repair any make of cord tire using the same material that is used in their original construction.
 It is impressed upon our workmen that every jobs is to be done skillfully and conscientiously with the idea that poor work hurts the good name of Vans Tire House and that good work will increase its business and prestige. Our men appreciate that they are q part of our business and that our sue cess means their success. With this policy we can guarantee absolutely anything we do for VOL
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
VAN IS TIRE HOUSE WELL EQUIPPED ID
 RE-TREAD CASINOS

By far the most elaborate job which comes to the tire repair man is that of re-treading tires, and because it is such a big job but few places ever properly equip themselves for this work, for the equipment is costly and yet the work can be done in an ordi- nary mould vulcanizer. One of the things in which c. A. Mercy, proprietor of Vans Tire House, takes particular pride is his big "one cure" kettle for re-treading tires and for other large jobs. It is the only one of it's kind in the city and, probably in the state.
 The cid fashioned way to re-tread a tire was to fix and wrap a section, put that in the ordinary vulcanizing mould, which only covers a small part of the circumference of the tire, cure that section, take the tire out and repeat the operation on another section and so forth until the entire circle had been finished. In order to leave no places untouched, it is necessary by that pro
 cess to lap the joints where the end of the mould comes. This causes the end of each section of the re-tread to be subjected to the heat of the vulcanizer twice, and since rubber is never so good after being twice vulcanized, those lslpovers are very apt to prove weak spots in an otherwise fine ob. 1 The modern way which is being fol- 1 lowed in MT. Morey's establishment Is l to have a great vulcanizing kettle which is big enough to take an entire 1 tire at one time. Then the re-tread is l all placed on the tire at once, the whole 1 tire is properly wrapped for vulcaniz- ing and placed in the kettle where lone cure" does the entire job. Thus
 there is no overlapping of sections and
 possibility of weakness therefrom.
 MT. Mercy expects to greatly Hopu
 larize re-treading with this process foI it has again and again proven itself 1T
 other sections of the country.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
- TERMINAL TONGS

Any car owner who has struggled with batter terminal so set that it cannot be removed from it's socket will welcome this idea for pair of tongs especially designed to care for this trouble. Take a pair of wide faced pliers and if necessary hammer the faces flat. Next cut ~lot in one of them large enough to allow it to be placed over the cable side of the ter minal, while the other face exerts pressure against the other side. No terminal can resist this treatment.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19

other it is because the cheaper tube has less rubber or rubber of an inferior grade.
 "A motorist who uses cheap tubes is constantly courting trouble. Too many dealers sell low grade, no name. big profit tubes which cost many times their price by losing pressure, which in turn causes under imitation. Good tubes add life to tires. They are just as important as good castings. Mans motorists could well afford to throw away their cheap tubes and replace them with high qualit-- tubes. Money would be saved in the end
 Rubber that enters tube construc- tion must neither harden nor crack but must recover from its stretch in cas- ing, even after long use. We use the purest rubber obtainable in Goodyear tubes, building them up layer on layer with each layer inspected carefully, for sand holes or bubbles. Then if the casing is right the tube may perform Its duty faithfully
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19

We maintain one of the most upto- date repair shops in the state and spare no expense in securing the best available workmen. Our foreman, MT George Valley, is an old hand at the game, he makes a study of the repair end of the business and is always find ing means for improving the methods now used. We have also secured the services of a factory man who has con structed tires a. the Portage factory for a number of years. This man has charge of our section work.
 We now have in our employ an eX-
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
BATTERY WIRES

The inside of copper wire of the Tort used for battery connections frequently corrodes until it is completely eaten when it parts and short circuit results. This trouble is caused by the sulphuric acid gas in the cells, accentuated by the damp air about the battery. If the fires are coated at and around the terminals with cup grease the copper will be effectualiy nrotected from the acid fumes.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
CEPX/TCE BRINGS SUCCESS TO VANS TIRE HOUSE2 OAAA\ A Under New Management Will Continue Place Service Foremost
PAINE FOR SERVICE

Service as applied to Vans Tire House means that we handle the best tires on the market for the money and put them on your car in record time; that we do the best re-treadinG and take just enough time to do the job right; that section work and other work such as surface patches and tubes, is done promptly and in first class shape. This is the service Vans Tire House has to sell-it will make both sides of your dollar count"
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19

P. C. Paine has been with the Stand ard oil company here and in the east service have been developed through constant contact with the best organ ized business in the country, and he expects to develope the tire business along the same lines.
 MT. Paine says: The word service has been used so freely that many times it fails to receive proper notice.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19

original fabric, are reinforced when necessary. q new breaker strip and cushion stock is used, thus building the tire practically to it's original dura bility and strength.
 MP Tires are good investments be- cause they cost less than one-half the price of a new tire and give more than nne-half the mileage of a new tire.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
M-P TIRES

Realizing the demand for a low priced tire that will give absolute sat isfaction for the investment, we began the manufacture of MP Tires to meet this demand. An MP Tire is a re- built tire guaranteed for 2,500 miles. Tread worn tires are cut down to the