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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
MONEY.
MONEY.
Nau YnrE Aug -Macca Niiie

New York, Aug. 7.-Mercantile paper
Unchanged.
Exchange-Irregular.
sterling-Demand 36sA; as cables 81 se7hs
Belgian francs-Demand 1872; cables
794.
Guilders-Demand 1852; cables 1915.
Lire-Demand 5.12; cables 5.14.
Marks-Demand 2.1S; cables PIG.
New York exchange on Montreal 119s
per cent discount.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
BANK CLEARINGS FOR WEEK
NEARLY MILLION AND HALF

Bank clearings for the week ending
August z, in Great Falls, amounted 70
81, ,499,715 making it normal week
as the average clearings for six months
Is a little more than ST 100000. The
figures announced Saturday by Edgar
A. Newton, manager of the Great Falls
clearing house, are almost third Of
a million dollars under the total for
the previous week when the low record
for the wear was scored.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
THEFT is CHARGED

John Bore Of Black Eagle is charged
by Pete Antonich with having stolen
two Of pete's barrels. Bora rendered
to the court $500 in cash for his bail
and was released until wanted for trial.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
AT SOUTH ST. PAUL.

South Sa. Paul, Aug. HOGS. re-
ceipts none; steady; range, $14915.25;
bulk, S1425@1475.
Cattle, receipts 100; killers steady; fat
steers $625Q15; cows and heifers S5,25
4$12.50; calves steady, $2.50q1 80;
stockers and feeders steady. S3.50qL.50.
Sheep. receipts 100; steady; lambs, S54
S13; wethers, Says; ewes. $2.60Q7.25
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
WEEKS RANK CLEARANCEs.

New York, Aug. THE actual condi-
ton Of clearing house banks and trust
companies for the week shows that they
hold S15.171 .120 reserve in excess of legal
requirements. This Is an increase of
S21, ,257, $40 since last week.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
NEW YORK SILVER.

New York, Aug 7.-Bar silver-Domes-
tic unchanged; foreign 95c; Mexican dol
lars unchanged.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
LONDON SILVER.

London, Aug. 7.-Bar silver 5sfad per
ounce.
Short bills 6 9-16 per cent; three months
bills SIS sQ6 11-16 per cent,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
LIRERTy RoNDs.

New York. Aug. CLOSING prices to-
day were: 3h's, 5000: first As, ss5. 40
bid; second As, $s4.6s; first ANS, $50. IS;
second AVS, ss4.76; third AVS, ss8,54;
fourth AVS, $685. Victory 3A's, Se5.6S;
Victory 4A's S95 68
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
NOT ACQUITTED.

$50 your son went to the city t
work in a bank, eh?''
Eyes"
"How did he acquit himself
"He didn't. Lexington, Leader.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
Livestock
AT OMAHA.

Omaha, Aug. Hogs, receipts 5000;
generally steady to 10 cents higher;
bulk S14@14.75; top $15.75.
Cattle: receipts 500; compared with
week ago, beef steers and butcher cattle
steady, veals steady; stockers and feed
ers firm.
Sheep: no receipts; compared with
week ago, lambs ST. lower, sheep 50G75c
lower; feeders soc lower.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
NEW YORK DAIRY.

Duluth. Aug. 7.--Linseed S3.354 934.
to arrive 1851.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08

New York, Aug. 7.-Butter-Steady;
unchanged
Eggs-Irregular; unchanged.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-08
NEW YORK COTTON.
DULITH LIN EEL

New York, Aug. 7.-Spot cotton-Quiet;
middling $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

hyIyo all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
CHINATOWN FEARS NEW
TONG WAR; GUNMEN
GATHERING in SEATTLE

oiar noticed an Oriental scurrying
thru the shadows at seventh ave. 8.
and King st lie ordered the China
man to halt. The latter turned on
his pursucr and jammed a revolver
against Nicolar's ribs.
Such tactics were new In the his.
tory Of previous tong hostilites. Usu'
ally the gunmcn OF the tongs show
tho police no resistance. depending
entirely upon their cunning in out
whiting the courts 20 get them out
OF trouble. Nicolar's heavy fist,
landing squarely in the orientars
face, flattencd the gunman on the
pavement. At police headquarters
he said his name was Wong Toy on,
from san Francisco.
shortly before midnight Patrolman
Dick Solbert flushed three Chinese
I'm an alley near Fifth ave. s. and
Main st. Solberg gave chase and
heard something. which he mistook
for bottle. drop TO the pavement.
The Chinese eludcd the policeman.
lie returned to examine the bottle,
which turned out TO be n loaded re-
volvcr,
Two hours later Detectives Lee
Gordon and X. T.. Benjamin took in
to custody an armed oriental who
said he was X. +. Kimoto. "A Jap. He
was locked up and his revolver con
fiscated.
Az the roundup continued. two
white men and another Chinese were
arrested for being disorderIy at Sew
enth ave. s. and King st. They gave
their names as Harry Wong. Roy In
Rue and Carl +. Richards. The two
white men said they were chauffcurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
GEM Thief C0NFESSES
ROBBlNG Drug Store

on the night before he and
Charles Brown held up and robbed
Cyril II. Cohen and the latter's two
sisters OF $4,000 In diamonds. Mer.
ritt Highly, confessed hghwayman.
burglarized the Beach pharmacy In
Ballard. according to n further con-
fession alleged to have been made
to Deputy Sheriff II. C. Scott.
Scott said Monday that the story
told at first by Higby-that he
found the automatic pistol with
which he held up the Cohens-had
been denied by the robbcr In the
later confession.
Highly declared after his arrest
that the gun found in his room
in the Penn hotel had been given
to him by n man he did not know.
"He told mo he had thrown 1t
In the grass at i2th ave. and
Madison ST., and II wanted It I
could go there and find It," Highly
said.
The deputy disbelicvcd this ex.
PLANTATION and investigated. The
gun. he said. proved TO be one
stolen from the Beach pharmacy
on the night of February ., the
night before tho Cohen robbery.
At the Same time five gallons
of alcohol was missed from the
drug store. This. II IN said, was
also stolen by Highly, who took II
to his room in the Penn. arousing
the wrath OF Mrs. Myrtle Highly.
his actress wife"
Mrs. Highly said she ordered her
husband to take the alcohol else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

where rs she had premonition it
would bring trouble upon their
household. After a heated quarrel,
in which Mrs. Highly is said to have
threatened to call the police and
have the liquor confiscated Higby
phoned for a truck and had Il taken
to safer quarters. where some Of
IL was Sold
Release OF Mrs. Highly from the
county Jail. where she has been
held as "A witness. will probably BE-
permitted by Deputy Sheriff Matt
Starwich Tuesday. She was 70 have
been freed Saturday, following tho
rounding up of the diamond rob-
bers but her own words caused
her detention.
II want TO be close to my daddy, .
she declared. III no Is sent to
the penitcntiary. ! will get just -
close TO him as l can and walt
for him."
But IL we should turn you loooo,
and somebody told you II might bc
better for him II you disappeared
so you couldn't he used as wit
ness against MIN. would you skip
out?" she was asked.
Maybe would.' she confeassA.
and they decided TO hold her.
Two other OF the Cohen diamonds
were found in the shoulder strar OF
m army uniform found IN Charles
Browns room after his ar-est, on
SATURDAY. afts,poon Thcxo4 tvavn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
POLLS OPEN At
3 A. N. TUESDAY

The voters Of Seattle VIII
name . mayor. corporation couD-
eel and five councilman mt the
regular biennial municipal eIec-
tion tomorrow.
The voters also win approve or
reject II proposed amendments 10
the city charter and a bond issue Of
II 500 900 for the construction Of n
usridge on w. Spokane st.
Chief interest in the election will
center on the mayoralty fight be
tween MAJ. Hugh NJ. Caldwell and
James A. Duncan, and the council
manic battle.
The polls viii be open at 3 o'clock
tomorrow morning and win close
al g O'Clock In the evening. Voters
are urged 10 cast their ballots carly
as the ticket to be voted on is
lengthy. II a voter votes for every
candidate and measure on the ballot
he will have voted 20 times before
he leaves the booth. While II is ex-
pected that the presence Of voting
machines will expedite balloting,
city Comptroller Harry w. Carroll
urges every voter 70 cast his ballot
as early az possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Find Cargo OF Whisky
Beneath Tons OF Fish

Above the odlferous smell Of 1000
pounds of halibut in the hold OF the
i5.ton fishing smack Uranus" Gus.
toms officers detected the furtive but
unmistakable aroma OF alcohol Satur.
day afternoon. Search disclosed five
cases OF Canadian whisky concealed
beneath the fishy cargo. Capt. c. r..
Rekdal. of the silverside. was arrest
cd. The craft win be seized for con.
fiscatlon by the federal booze sleuths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
They Deny Selling
Illicit Gin in Seattle

Fred ard Nora Wood. charged with
selling gin. pleaded not guilty In
Judge jeremiah Netercr'a court Mon.
day morning. Their case will be as.
signed n place on the trial calendar
later. Nick Pappas, charged with
dlstiilinR joyous Juice. also made his
debut In the federal court He
pleaded not guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Cold Tea PeddIer Is
Stopping at Stockade

"Blackle" Chandler. colored citizen,
who was nipped at the King ri. sta.
ton recently while attempting to dis
pose OF bottle of cold tea disguised
like regular bourbon, hied himself to
the city stockade Monday morning
for n 30-day visit.
II thought that an excellent way
TO make a couple Of dollars"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Five Chinese tong gunmcn
have arrived In Seattle from San
Francisco bent on the sinister
mission Of starting another tong
war here, according 10 informa-
tion quietly given the police
Monday by secret agents operat-
Ing In Chinatown.
The police have long expected a
OF bloody hostilities. II II
raid. as n result OF the sensational
kidnapping here nearly two months
ago Of Miss Goldic Chinn. n China.
town belle. and the subsequent ar.
rest Of her alleged abduetor. George
Louie. said 10 be a San Francisco
adventurcr.
with the reported arrival OF the
Police Chief Joel j. War.
rem ordered the dragnet spread over
the Chinese quarter for all Orientals
carrying firearms or concealed wea-
pons of any sort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Prohibition War
Is Raging Again

WASHINGTON. u. c.. March -
Twenty-one prohibition states. rep.
resented by Charles II. Hughes. to
day announced 20 the supreme court
their intention OF fighting the efforts
OF Rhode Island to have the 18th
amendment and the Volstead law en-.
forcement act declared invalid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Booze Nooze
Moral; Never Go TO
Sleep in Hallway

A broken watch chain found
dangling from the vest OF Gus
Hardman. 30. as he lay sleeping in
drunken stupor in the hallway OF
rooming house at Sixth ave. s..
and King st.. early Monday morning
led to the arrest Of Martin Smith.
3s. photographer. for investigation.
Hardman's watch. the police declare.
was found In Smiths possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
He Faces Hearing as
A Whisky SmuugIer

Tuesday John r. Montgomery will
appear in police court 90 answer q
charge OF transporting liquor In an
automobile "Wednesday he will be
afforded hearing on the federal
liquor charge before u. 4. Commis-
sfoner X. w. Mcc1elland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
u. S. to Inquire
Into Mex. Murder

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The
state department today was prepar-
Bng 10 call upon the Mexican govern
~ment for action against tho murder
Lkrs of Alexander J. Frazer, an Amer
Fonn citizen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Oeather

Tonight and Tuesday, fair;
light Rortherlg
cinis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Dirty Trick on George!

Some interruptions person slipped
bottle of Jamaica giner in George
Williams pocket Saturday night. he
told Judge Gordon Monday.
Fine si5." said the judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Tcmp~ratcurr In Last - Hours
Maximum--5S. Mlnimum---Se.
To-day noon--ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01


We
ably disappointed That's what's the with politics. the fit
h onSdea human anealbe beteth then h
makes ago one fier thousand is centandkved hmea
His men hundred o them, odh in
stem h o
a matter o course H of deaec any
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

The above rate IL based on q minimum
OF a 90 word count Ads containing lem
thar this number or words viii be counted
a. 90 WordL
Two dollars per agate line per month.
Minimum o. two lines on monthly rate
Bold face lines. double price.
Three cent? per word FOR gtocI or bond
OIL mining or other uTumotfonal edVer-
Using
p taken over the telephone. Orderu 20
diEcoutluus CT. Fl adn must b made q
writing.
All new Advertisements appear first n
home edition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
WE HAVE A TENEMENT
PROPOSITION.

WE HAVE A TENEMENT
PROPOSITION.
Total investment $4,000 can be
handled for $500; yearly returns are
$1,000 over and above running ex-
penses- -Four years lease. A safe in-
Vestment and a wonderful money
maker We have been in business
here for some years and have no con-
nectlon with new concerns using
similar names
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT co.
219-220 Trust Bldg. Phone e55s
THE VERY BEST APARTMENT HOTSIs
proposition I'm El Paso has Just become
available 20 some dlscrimiuatinr INVESTOR.
We are not allowed 10 advertise IT, but
when we tel YOU 10 has at an times
waiting list OF % 90 80. located very close
90, small amount 20 handle. long lease.
highest class tenants. SOU VIII see o. is
most unusual proposition This win last
about "a hours
Also other APARTMENT HOUSES. no.
Tells ROoMTNG HOUSES. DRUG
STORES. GARAGES. and other businesses
OF meritorious kind Become one %
PADENS PLEASED PATRONS
rADEN REALTY COMPANT
Realtors.
ff1-1-5 ID paso Bank Bldg.
Phone 1900
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
RAILROAD TINE TABLE

------------~---~--------
All trains arrive and depart from Union
Station. foot Of san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given IN Il Plao
o. mountain standard time.
SANTA FE.
Ter Albuquerque. Denver Chicago, Los
AnEeles-No- IS. leaves an Ne 50
From, kIbuqusrqu.. Denver. Lou Angeles.
ChieaEo-eso- % arrives an; No p
FL PAso & sOUTHWEsTERS.
Lines East.
Arrive from north and east No 4. the
Californian. a. ul-7 No .. Golden state
Limited. les ,. m-s No. Z. from Chicago.
s.. Louis. AlamoEordo End intermediate
pointE, $50 ? m
Depart for the north ard east. No. g. for
AlamoEordo. Topeka. Kansas City. St
Louis and Chicago 7-45 a. m; Nc e.
Golden state. 1850 pm; No 2, the Call
f'-nian' $3.50 p n ~.
Arriva from the vest No 8 Copper city
Special from Douglas Ts1l a. m; No. c.
local from Tucson. 1880 p m No. z. the
Depart Tor the vest: No. 8. local FOR
Tucson. l-1o a. m-s No 8 Golden state
Limited 1;25 p M No 2 Copper City
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New Orleans and Wash
inEtun-No- Io1 leaves $50 an; No. 10
az 1880 pm
From Washington. New Orleans and San
Antuulo-1o1 arrives At a:4B Pm. No. los
AZ 200 pm.
For Arizona and Califoruia-So. leaves
7.5o an: No 1o1 At 1000 pm; No. los
a. 4.3o pm
Prom Arizona and Cz1lfornia-No. 4
Golden State limited, arrives At 1855 D.
m-5 No. 100 arrives at $50 An; No. 10
AZ 1900 pm
TEXAS 4 PACIFIC.
For Dallas and s. Louis-So. g leaves
8 an No AZ 4=15 Pm
Prom St Luuis and DauaH-No. ar
rivsu - 1:f5 Pm; No. IS arrives At 1850
Pm
MEXICO 3 NORTHWEsTERN.
--.-5.- ~ r-i6-- - 100
Paso tine
Prom Pearson: Nc. arrives Juarsz
Thursday and Saturday ~ 1880 p. m. z
PaEo tina
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
Erom Mexico city. Daily--No- ] arrives
Iuzrez AZ 1905, Il Pa1o time.
For Mexico city. DailF-No. leaves
IurnHaH THanN p ~ Emum Tina
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

MOUNTAINS AUTO STAGE LINEs-C7r-
ton fTla Duucanl SEfford- Leave C1iffo-
1880 pm daily leave Duncan 2-T6 nm
daily; arrive Stafford f-15 pm daily ICON
meeting with Arizona Easternl: leave saf-
daily; arrive Clifton y m daily FIve
round trips 90 Moreuica daily. three -ou7s
trips 20 Hetcah daily Service 49,
cay ana night aountaiu Auto Co.. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

mONAHANs hUENA VISTA Mona
hans. Grand Falls. Imperial Buenr VISA
OsWeEo Orient train; Fl Stockton. Alpine
ONE DAY DAILY except SUNDAYS. Ph0ne
o. wire reservations T. Y Sweat. Grand
Falls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
AncHnn Sale
Burinsss Chaness

BuEineSs Chances
in. $500. easy terms Pm ss5fFs owner
FOR sALE-Grocery store VIII living
quarters IN rear, long lease, cheap rent
Pm. ssf7.
FOR sALE-sSauonal Clsaning Work..
good place for tailor and drassrlalZers
cheap rent long lease. 695 y. QreEon-
FOR sALE-FIsh and poultry market IN
the city market. excellent fixtures terms
. right party. "a ttt3.
15C- NET TENEMENT BARGAINS
See LEE NEWMAN az once Tenement
Specialize. Pa 46l4. sl5 6. - REs1-
FOR sALE-Established rstau food prod
ucts business doing from $4,000 % $500
a month reasonable terms can Be ar
ralged- Address p l15. care Herald-
FOR sALE-Beauty- parlor. dolnE fine
business, best location I'm city or account
OF other bushes must sell For iuforzua-
ton call or Wrlre sheldon Beauty Parlor.
Hotel sheldon
EXCEPTIONALLY high grade positions
for experienced business men available
through T. E. g. A. vocational deuart-
meut, paying from $500 per month u.
See NJ. Wheeler. $3.50 an % ~ noon
JEWELRT AND WATCHlIAEER BUsT-
Ness FOR sALE-With stock fixtures.
also machinery and tools for uanufactur-
ing jeweiers- AZ s. II Paso st.. FL Paso.
FOR eALE-oue-haif interest n Eood
paying restaurant Rent s25 per month
$500 cash VIII buy. For particulars call
". P. PAYNE, ReaIlor.
Phone 1880. 401 Mesa Ave.
7 WANT a partner 70 join me In q going
established business that has no umita-
ions az 90 hiEuess- proposition is clean.
nigh class and VIII stand the Etrictesr
Investigation; VIII take $500 ard live.
wlde-awalze man 20 handle For appoint
ment address r 139. care Herald
INNEsTMEST-TTu invest $4,000 or 5000
With service ln a rooming house or hotel
showing good profits; must be In a live
Town IN the southwest would consider
any other I've proposition which has
merit and can stand inrestfr cation. Ad-
dress 4 l3s care Herald.
We HAVE several customer for invest
-nent proposlticus- II you want % sell your
hotel roomlug house - Emau business I
make your price right and see us quick
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT COMPANY ]
2ls-zzo Trust Building. Ph- 255s.
n YOU WISH TO SELL your busineT7 /
hotel or roominE house and VII list g /
Toner and DO 20 without delay. Make ~ /
prove this
PADEN REALTY COMPANY.
Eealtcrg-
4-1-.-3 u Paso Bank Bldg.
Phone 1900
HERE'S a REAL INVESTMENT.
Mexican tenement bringing $3.50 a D
month rentals. Price $4,000. Half cash viii Z
handle, then pay for Itself; corner loca- I
=. F. Head
with
CHARLES b. STEVENS.
nd Floor Two Republics Life Building. 4
Phone No 14a4-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
Helm Wsuie5-MsJe

CIVIL ENGIN EER-Capabls Of taking
charge o. extensive survey. speak span
fish. good salary % right man. furnish REF
erence first letter. also transitmen want
ed Apply Barahona sugar Co.. 129 Front
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

-------------~-----~-----~- --~-------~-----~--
WANTED lady with 2 children fur
ulshed Housekeeping room. close fn- Phi
77gsR
WANTED-rwo or light housekeepinE
rooms. reasonable. IN family. Ph. 500.
Mr.. Ramsey
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

ala T. san Antonio
20 Eggs hot cakes and coffee zoe
Ham. bacon. eggs. hot cakes. coffee f5c
Hot cakes. nam or bacon. coffee -..... soc
Sausage. hot calues and coffee. soc
Small steak 2 egEH. toast and coffee soc
Pork chop. egg. hot cakes and coffee -45c
Oatmeal fruit- toast and coffss. a5e
Plain omelefte. potatoes. rolls. coffee soc
Waf-les stripped with bacon. coffee 95c
eFru. bot rolls and butter. coffee soc
WnfflrE honey and coffee --.-..---.-3 soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
Business Chances

WILL SELL grocery store now doing good
business. fine location. rent f35 per month.
party must leave city Tor Information
Phi 1890 OF call SIS f. Boulevard
RESTAURANT. for sale. or VIII sell half
interest for $3.50. about $500 cash
CONFECTIONERY that viii make you
some money; owner is not selling he Is
giving % away, FOR only $4,000. about half
cash
WINTERS & SMITH.
EOS Trust Bldg. Prone 1l1A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
Wauted-Funfturs

VIZ PAY hiEhest cash prices Tor your
second hand furniture or sewing uarhlnaa
HIGHEST prices paid for used furniture
stoves. RUGS. etc. or VIII exchange. Teas
Furn- q storage Co. 500 =. san Antonio.
If YOU WANT 20 buy a present Tor q
friend and need money. look Up some or
your discarded furniture, stoves or any
thing around the house, then cali Phone
90f6. We buy everything and sell the
same HURST FURNITURE CO.. 20s s.
stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

TIE GIFT or PER1IANENCE
The CIT That Brings Happiness
T To the whole Family the Entire year
ONE OF OUR PIANOS
OR PLANOLA PIANOS.
sole agents for Steinways A. p Chase,
FISCHER Brauhachs Harvard. shutes.
i Clarendon, Aeoliane cos Pianola Pianos
IL PAsO PIANO CO.
Oldest Plano House In FL Puso- 2l5 Texas.
CHINESE AND JAPANEsE BAZAAR.
All kinds OF silks. klmonos and chinaWar
wong 4eE Co. 1o4 2 Franklin-
SENSIBLE Christmas Glfts at YAFFE
EI.1ll-NDOkF HDW. co, sol S. Fl Paso.
OUR MAS GIFT
as worth q records free with each
Pathe Photograph
EOuTL-MOORE FURNITURE co.
l13 n Stanton
CHOICE BOSTON ferns.
Just received large shipment
W d. WISE SEED co.
IL PAsO's GREATER
CHRISTMAS STORE.
4l.9 ue-reE gnflstll2a approaches. the more
evident it becomes that our Christmas
stocks at attractive prices viii Be the so
luton for the majority Of Christmas shop
every member OF the family can Be found.
TIE POPULAR.
Il Paso's Greater Christmas store.
POCKET CUTLERY. carving sets and
manicuriuE sets, AZ right prices. TAEFE
A SMALL Cash PAYMENT
VIII buy your family for
CHRISTMAS
an exquisite PATHE PHONoGRAPH with
SIS Worth o. records IS our Elft 70 them
EODTL-MO0RE FURNITURE co.
113 n Stanton St
A SUIT OF CLOTHES
uEuunTIT made nw q Customs tailor % q
present worth having because i lasts a
long time and Is very useful and prac-
teal gift We make the best clothes IN I
the southwest and AZ very moderate prices 4
LOUIS FIsCHBEIN. MERCHANT TAILOR I
city National Bank Bldg.
JANE d. MoDOUGAI's HOSIERY EN- l
OF all kinds. hand made I
Christmas novelties. Franco American 1
APPROPRIATE
CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF JEWELHT
from the simplest things 20 elaborate sill
Ter sets and diamond ornaments. al cor
rect and o. standard value, in vide pro-
fusion; experienced sales forcs 20 help
7ou make selections.
HEKsON JEWELET CO.
On the Plaza
SO Lfsss FOR CHRISTMAS.
0rluEhon,H Business College offer - q Hpe-
iiaI for Christmas a $50 scholarship FOR $50.
FESE SINGING CANARTEs
Fancy cages. all kinds and sizes
W ID. WISE SEED CO.
Warmers
hi1 year, has a stock Of articles suitable
or gifts each and every one OF them
Irlctical and all inexpensive. which e. IN
quElled IN II Paao. II viii pay you 90
.rop n for re have no end Of EuEEe1-
ions End We are glad to see you whether
% snend cent OF not
WARNER DRUG co.
Lesa and Mills.
what could Be more appropriats
FOR Chrisfmas GIFT than q
WALNUT BEDROOM sUITEg
EOUTE-MOOEE FURNITURE co.
111 n Stanton St
LIT YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT BE
A PERMANENT ONE.
OWN TOUE
HONE.
7 ear 1ffsr you some vsrT attractive
bargains n and 4 acre tracts miles
down the vaIley. With or uithout
house. also up 20 date modern hunEz-
low IN the city on very ear terms.
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fo1 lIssa- Ph. 1888
TACTICAL GIFTsf
lectricl Household Utensils. unlverEal z
lectric WaEhinE Machine. Community S
late, Boxes Of Tools. Leonard Hi-Ovsn
anEei Sporting Goods. Electric Desk
amps and a host Of other useful articles q
n ready for your inspection q
HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE co.
"a n Stanton St Phone afls I :