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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05


come. The excess profits tax might
well be retained in an appropriate
form; whilst, so long as mining royal
ties exist, the mineral rights duty
ought to be increased. The steadily ris-
ing unearned increment of urban and
mineral land ought, by an appropriate
direct taxation Of land values, to be
wholly brought into the public exche-
Iquer. At the same time, for the serv-
ice and redemption Of the national
debt, the death duties ought to be re-
graduated, much more strictly collect
ed, and greatly increased. In this mat
ter we need, in fact, completely to re-
serve our point of view, and to rear
range the whole taxation of inherit
ance from the standpoint of asking
what is the maximum amount that
any rich man should be permitted at
death to divert, by his will, from the.
national exchequer, which should nor
,mally be the heir to all private riches
in excess of quite moderate amount
by way Of family provision. But all
this will not suffice. It will be impera-
tive at the earliest possible moment
to free the nation from at any rate the
greater part of its new load Of inter
est-bearing debt for loans which ought
to have been levied as taxation; and
the Labor party stands for special
capital levy to pay off, if not the
whole, very substantial part of the
entire national debt-a capital levy
chargeable like the death duties on all
property, but Tin order to secure ap-
proximate equality Of sacrifice) with
exemption Of the smallest savings, and
for the rest at rates very steeply gra
duated, so as to take only a small con-
tribution from the little people and
very much larger percentage from the
millionaires.
Over this issue Of how the financial
burden of the war is to be borne, and
how the necessary revenue is to be
raised, the greatest political battles
will be fought. In this matter the La
Dor party claims the support of four
fifths of the whole nation for the in
terests of the clerk, the teacher, the
doctor, the minister of religion, the av-
erage retail shopkeeper and trader,
and all the mass of those living OH
small incomes are identical with those
of the artisan. The landlords, the fin
ancial magnates, the possessors of
great fortunes will not, as a class, will
lingly forego the relative immunity
that they have hitherto enjoyed. The
present unfair subsection of the CO.
operative society to an excess profits
tax on the profits" which it has new.
er made-specially dangerous as "tne
thin end of the wedge" of penal taxa
ton of this laudable form of demo-
cratic enterprise-will not be aban-
dodne without struggle. Every pos
sible effort will be made to jugglel
with the taxes, so as to place upon the
shoulders of the mass of laboring folk
and upon the struggling households OF
the professional men and small trad
ers las was done after every previous
war)-whether by customs or excise
duties, by industrial monopolies, by
unnecessarily high rates of postage
and railway fares, or by a thousand
and one other ingenious devices an
unfair share Of the national burden.
Against these efforts the Labor party
will take the firmest stand.
(To be continued.)
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05

Aug. Erickson is much like our
friend Philip. He hollers "OuchI' every
time anybody SHES anything at him
when if he'd just keep quiet nobody'd
know he'd been hit
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05

OIL Inc incomes. ABOVE Cne necessary
cost of family maintenance; and, for
the requisite effort to pay off the ma
tional debt, to the direct taxation Of
private fortunes both during life and
at DEATH The income tax and super
tax ought at once to be thoroughly re-
formed in assessment and collection,
in attachments and allowances and in
graduation and differentiation, so as
!, to levy the required total sum in such
a way as to make the real sacrifice of
all the taxpayers as nearly as pos
sible equal: This would involve assess
ment by families instead of by indivi-
dual persons, so that the burden is al
, leviated in proportion to the number
of persons to be maintained. It would
involve the raising Of the present I'M
duly low minimum income assessable
[ to the tax, and the Tightening Of the
present unfair burden on the great
mass of professional and small trad
ing classes by a new scale Of gradua-
istion, rising from a nenny in the pound
on the smallest assessaple income IN
to sixteen or even nineteen shillings in
the pounds on the highest income, Of
the millionaires. 1t would Il involve
bringing into assessment the nuner-
Gus windfalls Of profit that now es-
cape, and a further differentiation be-
tween essentially different kinds of in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
GERMANS need
AMERICAN OIL
Tremendous Export Bust
ness Looked for in U. S.
When Ban Is Lifted.

oil men in this country look for a
big demand for lubricating and IL
Eliminating oils from Germany after
existing OBSTACLES have been overcome,
according to J. S. Curtiss & Co. when
the peace treaty has been signed and
the government permits free move
ment Of oil TO Germany. the princi-
pal companies have only TO complete
arrangements with their former con-
necuons.
Director H. L. Requa. Of the oil d.
vison. in a statement recently issued,
indicates Germany's oil supplies are
rapidly approaching exhaustion ana
German interests are looking princi-
pauy 10 the United states for replen-
ishmeut
The company probably in the best
position TO take care Of this trade is
the Standard oil company OF New Jer-
sew. which formerly controlled the
principal Standard oil subsidiary in
Germany the merikaulsche
Petroleum A. G.. IN 1917 the control
ing interest in this German company
man interests
Germany. prior TO 1914. with excep-
tion OF 1872. imported more than luu--
goo 600 gallons OF Illuminating oil
yearly. In 1908. record shipments OF
151 sqO.62+ gallons. worth S7S46. SOS.
were made from the United States
This compares with e,15S. 1858 gallons
valued al Sf6s.146 in 1918. a war year.
Shipments OF lubricatinE oil aver
aged more than 20000.0oO gallons a
year Record shipment was made in
1913, when 26-f18.269 gallons. OF a
value OF S3.509, 465. were sent from the
United states. In 1915 exports fell off
to 1.o55.061 gallons. worth s176.s36.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
COTTON SCARS;
REC0RDBR0KEN
Heavy Rains Cause Crop
Scare and the Prices
Jump SIS Per Bale.

New Orleans La, May 2s.-Rains from
one end OF the belt 70 the other resulted
in q crop scare in the cotton market to-
day. In the first half hour OF trading
prices rose Zoe 70 100 points. or s. a bale
The strongest months rose % $3.50 and
an months made new high records
Cotton opened strong. MAY. Sa--a q
July. S31f5- October. f10.5s; December
s30-52; January, f30-1S.
The forecast OF continued wet weather
for the greater portion Of the beit in
creased the demand for contracts. In the
trading Up 70 noon the advance was Wild
ened 70 121 to 1f5 points on the more
active months. In one trade, May rose
200 points above the close Saturday, the
extreme limit for one day allowed under
the rules under which the market is
working May was traded at f11.fQ.
Spot cotton, firm rs points up- Sales
on the spot, 7011 bales; 20 arrive, IS o
bales Low mlddlinE- S21e5; miGdhnE-
s3e: good middiinF. S32- Receipts. 1899
bales. stock. 429.3o7 bales
Bulilsh sentiment regarding the first
condition report Of the season 20 Mas
IS kept the advance going In the tradinE
up 10 j o'clock prices went 16f 20 lss
points above Saturdays finals
Cotton Futures, Close
New York. May 26.-Cottou futures
closed firm July $3.50. October. 51-s2;
December. s1-55i January, 9l22i March.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
LiHestoek Market


Chicago. H.. aav Stated States
Bureau o. Markets l-Hogz-Rcceipts. 49,
0o0- fairly active; mostly 20 case lower
than saturdays average; early TOP, So. >;
SEQ. mediumweiEht. s20.15 G2e-4o. light
Te-Eht- Sl2.15 -l--1i light lights. $50 z
$3.50; heavy packing soWs. smocth- $3.50
2 l9.75- packing soWs, rough, SIS Q 1857
Cattie-Receipts. 1900. early sales OF
besf cattle ard butcher cattle steady;
feeders steady beef steers medium and
heaTvUeirht choice lrd prime, $3.50
1855 medium and good. $3.50 q Is la.
common. $50 g 1855; lightweight, Eood
medium slo-59@ ~ butcher cattle.
heifers. sS.25G1A75. COWS, $3.50 G14-59.
Gamers and cutters s640T1G.5Q- veal
calves, light and handTEeiEht. $50 1850;
shesp-Reeeipts. 1900: early sales OF
lambs and yearliuss fully sc higher
ewes steady, lambs. 50 pounds down.
sls57a75-50s s. pounds Up. s1sQI5; cuils
and common. se-51f13- springs, s17--5 @
1e25s yearlinE weths7s. s1L25 f1A25;
ewes, medium, good and choice. Ss-l5 G IL
Kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas City. No. Say &c (united States
Bureau of Markets II oEs- Receipts. -
neo. Market lower IeaTies- S-l-l5 p
a0.25. lights. s1s.soG 20: packing. $500
20; pigs, $40 1873
CattIe-Rsceipts. Is 90o. Market lower
Steers. flo7t7-75- hoifers- s. G1f-25i cows.
Ss-s1717.Eo- calves. f1Lz5 G1f.50; stock
ers s7-75G1s15.
shsep-Receipts. 10000 Market steady
Lambs o31z.T5G1Ae5- ewes. s7G15-
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver Colo, Nay 25--Cattie-Rs pts.
a110- dull and weak Beef steers SEQ
l5- cows and helfers. $3.50 712.25s stock
ers and feeders. 500 12sa, calves, 81 30
Ho~-- ra.efntr taoo- sc lower. Ton
5000. bulk. sls59a1g-75
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady 70
strong. Shorn lambs. sls113.75s lambs.
81 e5a1T.75s ewes sl1fI3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
MARKET
IS Sensational
Volume Of Trading Heav-
lest Of Year; Cananea Co.
to Build Railway.

There was a sensational market in
copper stocks Monday morning. ac-
cording to ]. s. Curtiss & Co. and
under the heaviest volume OF trading
seen during the present year big
gains were registered in all depart
ments OF the copper mines The
ENORMOUS buying movement in the
genera market helped coppers con
siderably. Anaconda and Inspiration
leading. Inspiration after closing Sat
urday at 81. opened at 50,
netting gain OF two points
and advancing during the morning
as high as So Anaconda opened az
SO 3 and sold up rapidly 70 II. shat
tOck-AriZona made UP its loss OF sat
urday, advancing from 1875 TO l4ss
Chile sold at new high price in the
present move Of GAS. while Utah
Copper on large transactions atter
opening at SOS, advanced during the
morning TO So
4 particularly heavy buying move
ment in Motors and Steel at noon
carried all metal stocks up with IL
American Smelling and Refining sold
I'D 10 S11k and even Miami and some
Of the other laEEards among the COP
pers advanced TO top prices by L
o'clock
as active as their companion issues
on the Stock Exchange. Howe Sound,
Ray Hercules and others made frac-
tional gains. Silver stocks continued
their activity on the curb. with Mp
pissing and Kerr Lake leaders
Build Railway Forom Cnnanen-
According TO the announcement OF
department OF communications and
public works Of the Mexican govern
ment, the Cananea Copper Co. and
other American interests have filed
applications for a concession TO con-
struct a railroad from Cananea 10
Bahia Rocas a prospective deep water
port on the Gulf Of California Route
Of the prospective line is through a
part OF the state OF Sonora that Is
rich in undeveloped mineral re-
sources The distance between Cana
nea and Bahia Roca is about 10
miles. At present the only railroad
reaching Cananea IS the one which
runs down from the Arizona border.
By obtaining connection with the
deep water port it viii be possible
for the big mining camp 10 receive
supplies at lower cost, 10 is claimed.
II win also afford means FOR ship
ping the smelter produce by water
Closing prices follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
GRAIN PRICES
AGAIN DECLINE
Report of Decreased Kan
sas Corn Acreage, How
ever. Brings a Rally.

Chicago. ILL.,. Lar 25.-Geueral selling
induced by favorable weather Tor blowing
and planting brought declines today 81
the corn market Reports OF a so percent
decrease or corn acreage IN kausas OPP
Grated. however. az something Of an Off
set Opening prices. which ranged from
= 111sc lower. with July at slfoii q
1.511s and september al Ssh Q i-57 =,
we're followed By a moderate rally
Upward Swing Later
Later a big decrease Of the visihly sup
ply total counted as a bulhsh factor and
there was a decided upward swing u.
prices. The market closed 10 use net
higher with July at sL651s QL651i and
September at S157 = G15S.
Oats PARCEL Cora
Oats pardlleied corn. After opening Is
a Z C lower. with July az 6s1s 9 66i3c- the
market sassed a little more, but then
recovered
Provisions were weak in sympathy with
grain and hogs.
Buying on the part OF stockysrd inter-
ests led subsequently, - a material ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

QN.04Ha $50 lla - r. 2 .
a. 8 a. m. 18th
meridian time. Nay
IS. 1918.
Forecasts
Fl PaEo and Vi
cinity. Probably fair
tonight and Tues
day
New Mexico. To-
night Eir- warmer
north portion Tues
day fair
Arizona Tonight
fair- cooler north
portion q e s. day
fair.
Arizona Tonight
FAIR cooler north
portion. Tues day
fair.
west Texas To-
night and Tuesday
nrnHnH.Hn raf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain Close
Corn-Juiy. sL551s. september SIS 8
Oats-July 657sc. September size
Chicago Provisions. Close
Porz-Alay S52-9o. July $3.50.
Iard-July sSL25. September s5oe 90
Ribs-Juiy S27-27. September s26.s5-
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. ILL.,. Lay 6--Butter-Lo77er
Creamery. 500 55c-
EEss-Reeeipts. s2.555 cases Market
lower Eirsts. Al 421zc- ordinary fi7sts,
81 G &c; at market cases included $40
s21c5 storage packed firsts. $50 1850; er-
tras. sfc-
Poultry-A1ivc. steady. Fowls, 531sc-
Potatoes-ltecei1ts. 112 cars Market
unsettled Old United states grade No
l. northern white, bulk and sacked S24
$50; new Florida. spaulding Rose No. =.
5obbinE, $3.50 2 10; No 2. S7-506S. Loulsi-
ana 90 pound sacks Burbank Nc. J. $ @
T.fa- no . IS.
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas CITY 40. Nay 2s.-Butter-lc
lower; creamery. s2c5 firts, soc; seconds,
4Sc- packing f5c-
EEr=-izc lower, fi-sts. S9tzc
PoultrT-Hens, Sec roosters. 1Ie; erol-
ers. g. soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

TWO fErerlenrrd Waitr-sses
want employment OUT OF ely.
Address ES1. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
STOCK MARKET
IS VERY ACTIVE
Trading Is Broadcast Of the
Year and Many Shares
Record Big Gains.

sew york STAY 2f.-Tradins IN the
stock market today assumed the broa-est
and most impressive proportions at the
year on the lead Of motors. equipments
ana metals sales unprecedented 100000
shares. The close was strong.
Liberty bond closing prices we're 3 zs'
ee5n- first 4z 95 sos second fs. 1876 trsl
as $780, second fitR $500 third - e
Buoyaut Tone at Opening
Have accumulation OF buying orders
over the weekend infused a buoyanr tone
IL tre o-a-i-- 10 tofa-'s stock market
session Strength was most pronounced
fn motor and steel divisions. where gains
RANGED from J TO points iu The first ha.t
frl1-. corners. oils and shipninEs denoted
a continuance or last weeks suecliatlFe
demand but United STATES steel MADE
only { fractional advance. being orersfal d.
owed by The activity OF independent slet.s-
pacifi-s and Eransars featured the strong
or rails.
Gains Uninterrupted
There seemed 20 be cnIy ono SIDE 70
the stock market during tho forenoon TO-
day. offering being absorbed with little
interruption 10 the further advance Trad
inr was dominated % an cEtraorolnsll
degree hv automobile shares, notably
studebaker General Motors. sturz. -nano %
1cr and Fierce-Arrow at gains OF 10
points steel and equipments were
next. Crucibie rising points and unitee
States steel 2 points 20 the years nign
o. 11aH. Couuars followed a. I 20 ~
points while rails held thcir advantage
snecialties 5oined 80 the general rise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
ny LISTED STOCKS
lBy Asseeiated Pr.ssi
MONEY I'D METALS

fEv Associated Eresals
sew York. Nay z6.-lerca7tlle paper
6.s T51s percent
Sterling s0-dav bills. fA61@; CONNER
clal 60-dav bills an banks. S4-5l II com
msrcial 60-dav S4e1Hi demand S+.s4i
cables fs55-
Bar silver SLo5M
Mexican dollars. SIC
Time loans. strong so Gays 90 days a-o
8 months. 81 OK nercsu-
Call money. easv- high low and rullnE
r-te. Az usrcsu-5 closing bid az et1ereu
al sis, last loan. AZ percent
Copper QUIET eiec-rol1tic spot ID &c
June ard July 1ffsc
Iron. nominal; No. northern and &c.
southaru. 1855 10 northern and No
9 southern. s265t-
Lead, sasyi spot sso5652si July 500
spsite-. essys spot ;s1o0s4o; July.
IONnON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng May 2f.-ClosiuE quota
tions n the metals market today were
as follows
Tin. Ees5 ISL
1.esd. E25 S.
S1eltcr. E2s S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Monsy 10 20

~----~----~--------~-~--
sEE Is for any kind o. loan Equitable
Loan Assn. W s. 11ller. MEr-. el5 Trust
s. TO $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
est rates. confidential Quick Satisfactory
service Drake. 2e1 Roherts-Banner.
S. 70 S50-Pay or an those little bills
and JUST owe uz Low rates Easy pay
ments. Courteous attention Peoples Loan
society- 30 Caples BldE- Phone 1874
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
cry. and automobiles. at the lowest rate
SECURITY LOAN CO.
Cor san Antonio and e Paso- Pm. 175&
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

FIrKSfsHED eotlsrss n 6lo1deroft !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Personal
Special Fohcef

1HINIIHll 1areT fllE70E- le1oraLInE-
Tsiton Paint Co. sos ~ stanton. Pr. 1914.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

HIGHEST PRICE PAID Tor Old feather
beds. furniture. ties and iurE Phone
ISIS. singer Tire Excha1ss. 4ll- Ala
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Helo Wauled-MaIe

WANTED-Collector who can spea< span
Ssh and English fiuently- Reasonable SAL
airy 70 start with chance FOR increase lql
industrious Intelligent man. Apply Teas
Purchaziu- CO.. Room 6. coles Bldg Cor
san Antonio and OREGON 81.
AMERICAN BOY living az home. Who IS
not able 20 20 10 college and wants
to learn mechanical dentistry Aust De
clusters Dental Laboratory. AS Firs- VA
tioral Bank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Business CHANCES

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RESTAURANT IN the next big OIL field
Holhrook. Ark. across from depot doini
biggest business in town largest cafe TOT
big FOR me 20 handle. VIII sacrifice. Boz
81. En-urnnE- AZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Wanted to Kent

FANTED-Furuishsd cottage 10 care Tor
during summer or WI rent Phone ti-l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Rnoninp Honses-For SaIe ~ Renl

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FURNITURE Of II rooms IN good condi-
flon. house FOR rent. All rooms filled
Good opportunity for right party. Ad-
dress -1f Mesa Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
THE WEATHER.

g. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

u "-IIT7|- IT--TT -TIT--7I HUI .I7T-
paving location. good lease; chance Tor
right man 10 make big money; viii sell
reasonable as an my time taken up by
other husIness. Cau go 5. ~ Paso 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
OIL QUOTATIONS


These quotations furnished daily BY J.
cur-iss and company. Hotel Sheldon; New
Torz and other oils
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

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We Buy War Savings Stamps and LIB
Bond Agency. $50 Wilson Bldg. Dallas,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

Help Wanied-SaIesmen
,-------------~-~-~-~-~-~-
sALESlIEN-We have a proposition which
e. highly attractive II you can produce,
address P. o. Box 2ls-
WANTED-spanish speaking salesman %
work city Mexican trade. salary and
commission National Biscuit 90.
ENCELLENT SIDE LINZ for travelling
eafesmen and automobile tourists clean
handy and usecui. good seller and splel-
did financial possibilities call Oh Or al
dress Robertson Agency. 424 Nils BldE-
WANrED-SiN good salesmcn who can
produce the goods. % work nearby states
Here IS live wire proposition worthy the
frrc7fiaat iou Of good live wires. and an
opportunity % make some big money 30
stock selling. apply w y jenkins. no
ral r.nc--.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
ArrENrIoS. OIL MEN.

We edit and write Oh literature
from your rough notes printed or
autographed pamhlets. folders or
letters. Composition and style
LOGICAL-FORCE our du-
plcated original letters bring
quick returns Bring your dope
10 us-WE DO THE REST
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHIC EXCHANGE
May o. Stevens Mgr.
Phone s4st. Room EOS. Mills BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

Highest temp vesrdy.f
Temp at a. NIL
Lowest temp. last night
State Of r~eafhr~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

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WOULD LIE TO Rent small place for
chickens and rabbits With faw acres in
alfalfa -lI7 Portland Ave. Phone SSH
sl1iJ
WASrED-By lady employed. two unfur-
uishcd couurctiug steam heated nom ia
private home. References exchanged Adj
dress 2. O. BOX SIS. CITY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

BERE'S TIE BEsT By JET
A SUIT and extra pair pants made 20
measure. only f22o9.
lIoREHEADaS
Busy LITTLE TAILOR SHOP
f11 a. OREGON ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

segenone years ago today May e. ls4s Philippe
By
Find loyalst
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE
Upper down. against strap Upside
above hand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

Business Chances
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CONFECr1OSERT for sale Box So. Las
{ Cruces. New Mexico
EL PAsO TRANSFER CO.. phone ss7S
BaEgage and moving. hauling o. Oh kinds
I FOR sALE-Complote plant Tor manufac-
turc o. macar1ni and VsrmlcilI vs.. q
Prlum- Phone l1lZ- 90 station s..
FOR sALE-Two-chair barber shop near
Fort For Information, write Box lf1. Cen
tral. n. ~.
Z FOR SALE-Grocory and market doins
500 per DAY; invoice $500. Am selling
I on account Of health- Phcne SIS
HOUSE And SIGN PAINTING. tintlne
paper hanging and decorating. Best work
lowest prices Joe Fueutes- Phone 9o2s
Z SOFT DRINK BAR and Lunch Room foi
I sale Bargain Fine location good husi'
ness. lease. 203 san Francisco St Sick
ness cause q selling.
$1,000 BUYS the best tailoring and clean
ing business 81 the best town IN Arizona.
Fully EQUIPPED Good machinery Old
esLa1llshed- Write Els. Herald
WANTED-3Tan 10 take care OF 40 acres
good houses together VITA irriratinE sys-
TEN ard other improvements Good prop
oslllou made 90 party who wants per1na-
neut place Address BOX BIB. Silver
FOR sALE-Exciusive agency CONNER
cia1 accident and health; large eastern
company. several thousand dollars pre-
rniuus now on books; we'll established
strictly high grade Claim record unsur-
passed. fnone teA
FOR sAIE-soda water boiling factory
10 san Antonio. Texas. Tor cash or trade
Worth sfoo0- viii trade for cottage in p
Paso. j. j. Mahan. j.. 24Qs Texas ST.
FOR -Confcctiouery store. good
paving location. good lease; chance for
right man 10 make big money; viii sell
reasonable as all my time taken up by
other business CAN 322 s III Paso St.
HERE'S THE BEST BUY YET
suit and extra pair pants made 90
measure, only s22oo.
MOREHEAD'S
BUSY LITTLE TAILOR SHOP
4o3 y. QreEon 81
FOR sALE-Best restaurant IN Ranger.
Texas Good lease. sood location Bar
gain IN sold az once for cash II YOU
mean Business. address Floyd Rogers Gen
Del. RanEer. Tex
FTNE PAYING southwest weekly news
paper for sale OF lease on unusual terms
10 right party. owner has other business
dern1 diuE attention Don't write unless
you have a few hundred dollars TO take
over stock Write tbs. Herald
FOR sALE-About $4,000 stock fresh up
to-date drugs West Texas county seat
town Big Oh boom Making money eve
cry day. Reason Tor giving ND good husi-
ness poor health orcrr orzeu and utterly ]
at reasonable price Address T1s2s Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

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