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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Women Of All Ages and Times

Ask your mother aunt grandmother they will tell you of
folks they have known who cured of the many dis
tressng painful diseases which in womens lives
by taking Dr. Perces Favorite Prescription which sold
by druggists, in both fluid and tablet form. What
say:
Mrs. Cora Pick 1904 Martin ST., Spokane WASH says
"When sixteen years old the local doctors all said
there hope for me; that would die inside Of six
months of consumption read advertisement in paper
about Dr. Perces Favorite Prescription and what it had
done for other girls got bottle of it and commenced to
feel better right and before had finished the
bottle all right Have been regular since and am
= healthy any woman"
Mrs. w. d. Moore 1916 No Jackson St. Roseburg Ore,
II suffered something terrible could scarcely stand
my feet My head and back ached hard and weak
and My legs and feet ached-would boat, and
was troubled with constipation had pain in my
side took Dr. Perces Favorite Prescription and Pleasant
Pellets and they cured me and well and strong Then,
during middle life again took them and got through
well"
Mrs X. B. Ralph, 60 Terlurum St., Redding, Calf, says
DR. Pierces Favorte Prescription is perfectly wonderful
owe everything to this medicine. When / passing
through middle life had hemohages also suffered
pain and had terrible headaches suffered everything
Finally decided to take the Favorite Prescription It
stopped the headaches the pains and the hemorrhages
never had any more trouble"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Girls Bathing Suits
to Be More-In Price

NEW YORK. May 1s.--Thcy may
be 'wearin' 'em higher In Hawaii"
but Coney Island should care. The
bathing suits which are going TO be
displayed on the beaches this year
are going TO be high in price--and
in cut. Designers OF the new frills
for salt water Hwims confess this.
One merchant said:
The flounces viii practically be
done away with this year There will
be little or no decoration. The one.
piece bathing suit will be cut low In
the neck"
And elscwhcrc7-
That will be largely n question Of
hstc. Most of tho suits are pro.
vided with trunks. which come Just
below the knee. and which will be
gathered with bows of ribbon. Hero
In a sampler
Tho sample was--but why tell III
II they really are going to wear 'en
like that this year. it1l DO worth the
price OF admission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

dumh--you'rc dumb-you're dumb"
Knocked the voice. Then Mrs. Hen
shriIed a denial TN not. at ALI
I'm not. at all" she eaeklcd.
Then the oriolo tried 10 make
peace "s,ep your-tussins. Aren't
you 'shamedi- she chidod.
'I1i ton the cat I'll tell the catr'
threatened Mrs Hen. again. Me
cw-owi- said the eats voice. tn
stantiy.
GIVE him fts- fits-tits,- shrillcd
tho song sparrow's voice In great cx-
element
who -- who --- whoor" then de-
handed Mrs. Owl
"Coue on. Sick." cried Nancy
Wen have to stop this rimpus be-
lorc We hum Tor Casper Catbird any
more.
eyes" answered Nick. but isn't u
queer that Sid Song Sparrow should
come back here He's been gone a
month And Mrs. Hen left yestcr-
day. and haven't seen the cat al all. 3"
The children were EoinE 70 find
something quite astonishing.
Copyright, 1890. N. e. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
SOCCY STOCK
BOOSTS FARES
Congress Urged to Interfere
in Capital

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE lat
est farc.grab ON the part Of tho
Washington Railway 4 Electric Co.
which / obtained the right 10 in
stall an eight-cont schedule effective
May 1. may end the abuses OF priv
lege by street railway lines in the
District OF Columbia.
The Capital Traction Co. was pay.
ing dividends and the wages demand.
ed by its men on a five-cent faro
basis when the other company boost.
ed It's fare 10 seven cents on the
plea that II could not meet expenses
at the lower rate. The law permits
both companies TO impose the same
fares, 10 the Capital Traction Co.
automatically obtained a two-cent In
crease which 1t neither requested nor
needed
Now the Washington company. to
pay dividends on heavily watered
stock, installs another boost. which
both companies apply. at an annual
cost OF s4.ooo,oo TO the public.
Copgress u 5rged 70 fix = fare q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

out Of sight by and by. when he
thought that every one was there.
SAMMY came nyinx thru the Green
Forest. just az 10 he know nothing
about Peter Rabbits party. Now.
SAMMY. with all hia faults, II one
OF the bcst watehmen In the Green
Forest IL there Is any danger which
his sharp eyes discover. he always
screams at the top OF his lungs so.
tho he steals and plays tricks and
makes life very uncomfortable for
tho others. they always stop 10
listen when Sammy sounds a warn
ing II was because sammy knew
this tina, he fen sure OF breaking up
this party.
AZ soon as he came Tn. sight Of all
the little meadow and forcs, people.
he began to shrek at tho top OF his
lungs.
Rum Run. Rum Here comes
Bowser the Hound" he shouted
No one moved. and this puzzled
Sammy 30 that he hardly knew what
to do. but h kept right on shrieking
just as II BOWER waa right ciosr at
hand sun no one moved. sammy
stopped on a tail pine and pretended
10 be terribly excited.
You had better run before Bowser
gets here he shouted
What do you think happened them
Why. everybody set up n great shout.
Hal hai haF' shouted Peter RRb-
bit.
ITO. no! hoF' shouted Johnny
Chuck.
Heel heei beef giggled Danny
Meadow Mouse.
what time will Bowser ret here7-'
asked Bobby Coon. with a very grave
face.
Tell Bower that We are all wait.
ing for him. added Jimmy skunk
rs Bowser quite out OF BREATH"
inquired johnny Muskrat
Il would like nothing better than
10 run n race with Bowser the
Hound" said Jumper tho Hare. sit.
ting up very straight.
Sammy Jay didn't know what 10
do or what 10 say. Hs was just
the most Disguised looking jay that
ever flew thru the Green Forest. and
all the time be wondered and won
dared and wondered how II could be
that Peter Rabbit and his friends
knew that Bowser the Hound was
not in the Green Forest at all.
Next story: Prickiy Perky Makes
Himself mt Home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Acid-Stonach
By LEO
BY POP MOMAND
By AHERN

LATONlC IL the best remedy II takes
the harmful acids and gases right out
OF the body and, Of course, you get
wen. Tens Of Thousands wond erfully
benefited. Guaranteed TO satisfy OF
money refunded by your own drug.
gise Cost . tr<ie. Please try i'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

Accept California" Syrup OF Eigs
only-look for tho name California
on tho package, then you arc sure
your child is having tho best and
most harmless phydc for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love It's fruity taste. Fun directions
On each bottle You must say Call.
fqrnia-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

The next person TO DO spring
cleaned In Scrub Upland was Cas-
per Catbird.
2 Now. Casper didn't like water. be-
Ing related to the cat family. or per
haps IL was because his colors were
SO dark that he had never felt the
need Of bath. suppose with his
black and gray Goa; he thought
washing all nonsense.
But his top knot did need comb
ing. there wasn't a doubt. and his
necktie was always creeping up
around his ears Oh. yes. Casper
needed looking after. and Nancy and
Nick called TO him 20 come to the
barber shop as fast as he could, and
get his turn. They were h@aplng
Rubadub. the fsdryman. 20 spring.
scle1n the animals and birds.
But no Casper Catbird came. althe
they searched for him everywhere.
almost He Just wasn't 10 be found.
All at once there was n terrific
racket not far away. and sounds OF
.scoiding and quarrcilng grew loud.
FIRST OF all came the frogs voice
making FUN Of someone You're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
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Smart Sammy Jay Is Fooled
~0r{3kAkIhIlillII M IlIIlu w IEUN
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS

A Ill who were invited 90 Peter
IA Rabbits surprise party. which
he was giving IN honor Of the arrival
OF Tine Billy Pussum's family. had
arrived at the meeting place. Peter
was very busy. lie was 10 busy that
he had not had time 20 brush his
clothes
Rcddy Fox and Shadow the
Weasel. hiding close by in n hollow
log. watched Peter AZ he hoped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

Come on Nick" cried Nancy. wen have 10 stop this
rnmpnS before zee hunt for Casper Catbird any more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

from guest to guest and whispered
In the ear Of each You see. Reddy
and Shadow had not been invited
but they were there Just the same.
aitho no one knew II excepting
Biacky the Crow and Sammy Jay.
who also had NOT been invited. and
Old Mr.. Toad and Prickly Porky. who
had found out that the other four
little scanps were planning TO break
UP the party.
Now. I wonder what Peter Rabbit
IL whispering about" said Rsddy.
who had had no breakfast and was
getting very impatient as he saw all
the good things that had been
brought for the feast
BIacky the Crow. hidden In the top
Of the tall pine. was wondering the
very same thing His sharp eyed
watched Peter, and every time that
Peter whispered in the ear OF one Of
the little meadow or forest people
they would laugh.
Now, Sammy Jay knew nothing
. about all this. II had been left 20
Sammy 10 break up Peters party. so
Fanny Jay thought Il best to keep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

somi.precious stone. much used in
making rings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Lapis Lazuli Joins
the Scarcity Column

NEW YORK. May 1t.-Thcre In a
shortage Of iapis iazulii Along with
sugar and flypaper and tho Bo-cenf
rubber heel. iapis lazuli threatens -
Join tho Great AUX. IT issA blue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

seven cents or four tickets for
quarter. a plan to establish govern.
ment ownership OF the two lines is
proposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

In many parts Of England IL is y
belief among the women that rose
mary worn about the bory strength.
ems the memory and adds to the sue
cess of the wearer in anything she
may undertake.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
TINE DIFFERENT EGGS
TAKE FOR INCUBATION

The period OF incubation varies with
species q poultry. Hens eggs require
q Gays. pleasant % 10 q days; duck,
2S; Afuscovy duck. 80 to 50: turkey,
IS: peafoTl IS. guinea. Is 70 IS; os-
trich, -, goose, so TO 81.
Conditions also affect incubation 50
that in somes cases a hatch may run
one or two days over, due to an acci-
dent during Incubation or to a low
temperature throughout that period,
while, on the other hand the period
may end earlier. II through any acct
dent the eEgs are chilled or over
heated, it is advisable 10 continue the
days to determins the extent Of the
damage, say department Of agriculture
poultry Specialists Chickens have been
hatched from eggs left out Of the in
cubabor all night, as vel as from eggs
which nave been subjected 70 a teTn-
perature Of over 10 degree +. for q
short time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

THE process Of preserving eggs in
known TO many people, but mere
are Etfu some who are a bit nay re-
eardIng the details
An Ohio home demonstration asenI
was in her office lasl sumner Dusty
An anxious feminine voice was on the
other end OF the line.
are you The home dsrnousrr ION
arsrt2 Wen. j heard you were telling
people how to put u egss 50 lleg
keen veil heard IL was IN water
classes. I wanted 20 ask about IL 4
haven't enough water glasses 70 pul
rp many and j can't afford = puy
them for that purpose but nave
lot Of 5sIIv glasses that ] thought
could use. You see we didn't nave
rruch fruit TO make Jelly Of TINS year.
DO the glasses have 20 have covers
Water Glass Method Hecomn ended
when eegs are anuuqanI all1 ts4s- 80.
able IN price, attention should Pc CIV
en- to preserving them for winter
use Fresh eggs properly preserved
may Re Kept Tor 70 y no4lns ~
excellent condition and used WIN
good RESULTS.
Eggs laid in April. 8lay. o. early
June have been found 70 keep better
than those laid later n the season
j satisfactory results are 70 e OF
clean and II POSSIBLE, infertile. Eggs
that floar when placed in the solution
are not fresh and therefore czu not. De
preserved When an egg is only
vine gar can be used 70 remove STAINS
Under no circumstances should badly
sofled eggs De used for preserving u
put into the Jar while dirty they VIII
spoil and washing removes protee-
fiVe coating which prevents spoiIng-
% a.
"A good method for the preserrarlon
Of eEEs is the use OF sodium sllicare o.
or water glass II the price OF SODIUM
siiicats is sbout 90 cents q quart eggs
may be preserved At cost q appFo1i-
mately = cents q dozen u is not qe-
sirabfe TO use the water-glass solution
a second time
Use / quart OF sodium silicats to g
quarts q water that has been Dolleu
and cooled Pace the mixture N a
8 gallon crock OF jar. This VIII be
sufficient TO preserve la dozen eggs
and win serve as guide loE the
quantity needed TO preserve larger
numbers Of eggs.
me crock should be cleaned thor
ouEhiEs and then sealed and allowed
Best quantity Of water 20 the
boiling point ana allow il 20 cool
When cool measure out g quarts Of
water place tt u che crock ana ADD
quart Of sodium sflicate. stirring the
mixture thoroughly.
The eEgs should be placed in the
solutten- II sufficient eggs are not
obtsinahle when the solution IS first
made, additional eggs may be added
from time % time Be careful 20 al
low at least 9 lucnes Of the solution
20 cover the eEEs At an times
Place the crock containing the pre-
served eEgs IN a cool, dry place, weH
covered rc prevent evaporation
WaEed paper tied around the top Of
the crock viii answer this purpose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
Forced Her to
Aid in Thefts, Sdus Girl

Abilene. kan. April IA con-
fsssiou that she and her steDfather.
A. Van Walters, had robbed stores
in several Kansas towns, was made
By Nancy Van Walters. fourteen.
here the other day.
Her step father Nancy told the po-
lice, compelled her to assist in rob
berries while he posed as an oil
salesman Van Walters was bound
over for trial on the girls statement.
The police are seeking a home for
Nancy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

BREEDING STOCK SHOULD Be
HEALTHY AID VIGOROUS

For success IN raising chickens IT is
necessary to have healthy ana Wig
orous breeding stock. for the lack %
vlgor u the newly Matched chicks IS
often traceable 20 weak parents only
the most vigorous and the best grown
birds should be put in the breedlnE
Yards Each bird shouid be fun OF
life and energy and free from any
serious daformifv
1eariing hens are usually better
thau pulets for breeders. because
hens are more nature and do not lay
20 many eggs during the early winter.
and equently do not reduce their
vitality SO much before The Dreedins
season. Vigorous hens 70 years
old can often be advantageous re-
tanned in the breeding yard.
The male bird chosen should De
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

younE and active. An early Matched
well Developed cockerel IS usually
satisfactory poultry specialists OF the
United States department OF agricul-
ture affirm, or a good vigorous year
ling or two year old cock may be
chosen The hens used for breeding
purposps should be given the best
care possible; they should be provided
with large runs and should not be
forced for heavy egg production dur
ing the early winter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

WANTED-To buy established aEency FOR
Dodge or Buick cars. Ia u Paso or other
West Texas city. state bonus expected IN
first letter. address p O. Box AZ. Cor
pus Christi Tex
OWNER leaving city. viii sen cheap his
home On Copper ST., rooms and bath.
VII ACCEPT auto a. part payment and ar
range terms On balance. Mr. Collins e227
Copper.
1913 BUICK uEht touring car A. good
rear window. tools. must sell. price 500.
cash or terms 2S09 z Boulevard. Phi.
s7s1T
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
Husband and Wife Drawn
for [uru = He Is Excused

Detroit. Hici-, april 17.-When
Peter Long and 3lrs. Peter Long
were drawn for a Jury in Grand
Rapids, Judge Perkins ruled that II
both served the jury. apparently
composed Of twelve jurors. would
really include only eleven persons.
ana he, therefore, excused Mr. Long,
leaving as many persons as before.
Husband and wife are one, and this
seems 70 answer the question.
Which one IS the husband2'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
Special Notices

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MATTRESSES renovated. s2-5o; rugs sr12.
cleaned. 81. Erin zig. Co. PA M,
LEARN sPANIsH-And Be in front row
for business. private lessons ana evening
class Prof Padilia- Z. o Box SIS.
LEARN shorthand without teacher buy
book and study at home Standard Bust
ness school. Roswell y ~.
CURTAINS LAUNDERED, fancy table
covers bed spreads etc. quick service.
Wark guaranteed Ms Richmond. Ph7762W
HEMsTiTCHING. picot work. accordian
plating MISS b. CORUM. Modiste. sc
Buczler -Elocz- Fh- I5li.
IEMSTITCHING and pieptinE neatly and
quickly done, Il 4 per yard; mail orders
ORDERS TAKEN for fine home made
cake. pure and best ingredients used Phi
155s'yJ.
TEXAS welfare workers and teachers men
or women, write FOR my literature. you
might Ike it. it's different. c. r nc
cue .liraiord. Tex.
WE HAVE MATCHMAKER WHO
srec-aiize on high Grade foreign watches
BAkNEIIiss el9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
GOVERNMENT tents. blankets shoes,
slles-ers. ponehos. etc. immediate delivery.
INTERNATIONAL SALES CO., nc,
Main and kansas st. q Paso, Tex.
HEHsTlTCHISG and picof edge work
oora on short notice. any Kind o. ma
terial Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 7o5 s
e Paso- st
NoTICE-rO WHOM IT MAY CONCFRN.
The II Paso Trunk Factory. or J. J.
Flanagan win not be responsible for any
debts contracted under said names unless
on a written order by the underlined
il Flanagan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

start the season right by getting
rid Of the mites. Carbolineum or
crude oil brushed into the cracks OF
the chicken house, roosts. etc. win
do the job.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
LOOK ABOUND AND SEE THE
USED CARS THAT ARE FOR
SALE IN IL PASO

Then come down and see that We
have only about DO out Of about
forty that axe unsoid. There Is
q reason for this-peopie appre-
clate the way We rebuild our
used cars and the fact that we 40
not attempt 10 make a profit on
them
Hera IS a list o. a few Of the
cars We have left and they are
real values
FORD TOURING. 1918 model
starter block. 5ust like new. .S525
HUP ROADSTER, 1890 model.
only run $500 miles. extra tire
ana tube ------s---.---.- sal5al
NASH, passenger. 1913 model.
Ike new. extra tire and tube $500
HATNESs z passenger, fins con
lll-9A s-------. &c -t4aul
HUDSON sPEEDSTER. almost
new ---s ss--s.--s -ss - --aN
HUDSON SUPER SIX SPEED
STER. over 500 worth Of extras
can't tell % from new $500
CONE DOWN MONDAY
and see thasa before they are sold
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
Phone sI0o- AIS ". san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
UncODers Paying Lead
and Zinc IN Bach Yard

webb City. No. April 17.-As a re-
sulf 0f the operations OF Joseph
Lewis at the rear OF his home here,
back yards are being turned into min
ing fields.
Lewis uncovered paying leads Of
both zinc and lead when he SINK an
so foot shaft IL his yard. He Is ship
ping ore regularly from the shaft.
CELEBRATES SstE ANNIVERSARY.
Richmon. No, april 17.-Robert A.
Wild celebrated his ssth birthday
here the other day. He IS enc OF the
Oldest men IN Missouri and the Oldest
man in Ray county.
Wild is his youngest sons elder By
81 years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

The members Of the Robert z Lee
Chaptsr. L. D. c. and John c. Brown
Camp. Z. g. W are requested 10 attend
On a body the funeral OF our beloved mem
hlr, 1lr5 C. C. Crews who dled at the
home u her daughter. 1fr1. BraiEhton
Campbell Wlchita Fans. kan The
f1narai- WIN Be Sunday afternoon. st. Gle
ments Episcopal church
MRS 3. J.. TARRAR.
President Robert r Lee Chapter
CAPT IL T. STACY.
Commander John G BroMn emp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

SXLE or
RECLAIMED ARMY SHOES
nearine end BETTER ger IN 90 a
Zeal harraln. old consy Island
III y oregon s.. Ont OF town
orders VIII Be sent subject 20 ap-
prevail Address p. o. Box 1871
Ia YARDS gray Eahardine. 81 inchr
wide, suitable for chufs coat; also sra
faile suk for collar and cuffs. new bro
caded SIX corset. size -. spring hats
PHI ssgfW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
FRESH EGGS IN WATER GLASS WILL
CUT DOWN EXPENSES NEXT WINTER

When Eggs are Cheap and Plentiful Put Some in Pre-
servative Where They Will Keep Excellently for
Year; Hints that Save Money for Poultryman;
Cost Of Process Is but Two Cents Dozen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
81 saIs-AutomobiIes-Ranisd

For Sals-Automobiles-Wantsd
KEo-Flvs passenger. 500. Pm 7sts-
FOR sALE-is16 model studebaker.
passsnEer. sl5e. Pm 5000.
NIW TRUCK-Good Condition. 3 barEsIn
for cash n. es4s. e11 Montana
WE SPECIALIZE Oh Forda SeaIs Ca
rase. 70 Iexaa
SEAI;s GAR4oE. 10 II Texas. mes
FOE sALE-One 1913 Dodge TOURING car.
mechanica1 condition good. 5s25 Noun
tain Pm. 7a15W-
Will TRADE-Brand new s pasSe1r5-
Chevrolet $50, only driven 500 miles. for
light pussanEer sedan. Phi $685..
AUTO I.AUNDRT-Have your cars washed
while you wait CASH PAID Tor old Fords-
zoo 81 kansas. Pa. az
HAYNES KOADsTER@ Cheap. b. owner.
first class condition can be seen AZ Kari
Flsher,s GaraEe. 200 S. oregon-
FOR sALE-Wil give q bareain in a good
wage than price asked. Pm. ass. evenings.
FOR SALE-Patersou Touring car with
self starter and Bosch magnetic. 15e3
Pershine Drive aftsr 9 u.m.
FOR SALE-Flrs PASSENGER Ford car.
Eood condition new and extra rubber;
good buy Cau 9Ie 2. Missouri, Pm 4aos.
HAVE your autos repaired at your home
or uline, expert mechanic. eoc Der hour
Ph SEA
HTUSON-s-f9 wire wheefs tres. paint
ard entire car in excellent condition. price
Tight call AZ. Bache-- Phone -
WILL PAY CASH for good used FORD
Aius- Be bargain and IN good condition.
Phone 1893 or 1alaW-
FOR SALE-Sew Dodge Sedan. extra cas-
ing and seat covers Apply for days
W. y Peck Hotel DEL Norts-
FOR SALE Ford truck body with TOD
ard side curtains. WI sci cheap 1891
Texas Phi 1916.
FOR SAIE-Chsap. good Tord TOURING
car IN first class condition sos Mesa
AIACK's GARAGE. ~
valves ground. carbon removed. S1.1t
Phone day s5s. niEhts 5222. sfio =. Blvd.
FOR SNLE-NEW MITCHELL RADIA-
TOR N PERFECT CONDITION.. DE-
MONILLE BROS zff p. BOULEVARD.
MACK's GARAGE.
Tords completely rewlrcd. ea50. Phone
DAY $50 lights $50. eil0 p boulevard
PAE1IEL EE-lfar neto and starter repair
ing We specialize IN armafure rewiudinr
~ W san Antouio So
I NED a Dodge tourlns car. VII trade
80 feet br 100 feet excellent part % city.
Neazsy- Herald Office
We ARE especialIy equipped for overhaul
INK Furds. cylinders bored. prices and work
guaranteed smith sara sc. Fords fcr sale
~ zoos l5l y. Ochoa-
MID TTIE MONET-Best offer takes my
new 1890 passenger. cylinder car in
perfect condition See u 1t 10 San Fran
cisco.