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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Telegrapher, Printer, Editor,
He Is Running For Congress

WILL c. EASTERLING. editor Of
w the Ozona Stoclzman, the only
county Republican weekly In
Texas. is in Fl Paso circulating with
the visiting editors and meeting Old
time friends
KUN Bill" as ne is known 20 the
fraternity. Is a former Fl Pasoau-
having been a telegraph operator on
the g. u. railroad here IN the early
eighties.
sc Is the Republican nominee for
congress- from che 18th district and
IS making the race against CLAUDE B.
T1udspeth, the present Democratic en-
cumbent
III. EasterlinE has been engaged IN
newspaper work in western Texas
since 1850. He was at that time edit
ing a weekly paper al Del Rio Later
he was for many years ar Alpine de
has been publishing the Ozona stock
nan for several years past
Old Time TeleErupher.
Il am an old time railroad tele-
rraph operator" he says, and
know the hopes and aspirations Of
the working man and 7 believe, II
elected e congress. could help TO
frame legislation for his benetlt
1Ir. EasterllnE says many OF the
railroad men are going 70 vote me
American party ticket IN Texas ana
that ln his district, where the Amerl-
can party has no congressional noIni-
nee they are going TO vote for him
HTe SAYS he is fond OF Fl Paso ana
aTvavs enjoys his visits here when
was a young man zen in love with
rf-f named susie" he said, and
have always been fond Of all Susles
since that time. I fell in love with
I'll Paso when 7 pounded the tele-
rrauh KEYS here IN the eighties and
I have always remained a lover OF Fl
Paro. Gee. but the city has grown
He Is Modest.
Mr.. EasterlinE was born IN mobile,
Ala. and says that having become
editor OF a weekly newspaper by
choice. he became printer by neces-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
UNOR COLLEGE ELECTS
FRANK CLAYTON PRESIDENT

Fl Paso's Junior college studenla
have elected Frank Clayton as their
vice president They also named the
following officers and heads Of com
mittees. Secretary, Friedrich a
Efun- treasurer. Harry Mccormick :
speaker. Elmer Burowi reporter
GLADYS Scott: athletic representative,
Geddes Mabees sergeant-at-arrls,
Marietta Baines; assistant sergeant
alarms. Grace Meadows; yell lead
ar. Katie Amonette5 head OF program
committee. Iaurita FurEusons head
OF committee OF parties, Alice
Spreug.
Daniel Hull was elected faculty
advisor
The president appointed tbs fol-
lowing committee to consider a name
for the class. Lauritz Ferguson,
Gsddes lIabee. katie Amouette- The
committee on class colors Is com
posed Of Fredricikz Eipp. Jim Powell,
Marietta Baines.
ne class VIII meet every Saturday
Thirteen students are enrolled in
the college
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
PUZZLE



WHEN a puzzler "curtaiis.' he re-
w moves the last letter OF word
" Curtail an American coin and
leave obscure.
Curtal a word meaning 70 partalzs
OF food and leave q loud noise
Curtai a word meaning accomplish
and leave a Spanish title
Curtau q nobleman and leave an
organ
Curtan TO nourish and leave an
organ
Curtau 10 nourish and leave a price
paid for services
Curtau a sum OF money and leave
merriment.
Curtal 10 roll up and leave a nat
uraf covering.
ANSWER 10 Yesterdays PUZZLE
The accompanying diagram shows
how the tinsmith cut his material into
three pieces. Nos. ] and 2, dropped
down. viii Just fit in with No. 8 70
FORM the required square.-Copy-
right, 1919, by sam Lloyd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

sity. He admits that he is 'as slow
as niEEertoe mollasses" IN his move
ments. but he tries 70 be accurate
'T have done a great deal OF uteraI
rs-I-worI. but very little that viii
live" he modestly admits and PLEADS
guilty 70 writing verse al times
Here is a sample selected from some
OF his musings" as printed IN Inland
Printer several years ago.
Owed To A Mexican BuFro.
Errsoon he sings his matin song,
his comrades pass the lay along III
far Ger mountain. hill and dale the
echoes catch the mighty wall III
every rocky crag and crack wagner
ian music thunders hack sing on,
sing on, thou gentle birdi iet tn9
sweet notes be louder heard Sing on,
o singer. strong and true; thou cans't
not but bust thy big bazoo-and soon.
through all the boundless west L
shall be said; Hes murdered rest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
CANDIDATES IN H-Y CLUB
NOMINATED F0R Election

Nominations for officers Of the
Hi-F club Of the local 2. II. c. A. were
made Tuesday night and viii be voted
upon al the next regular meeting
Tuesday night. October T. They are
as follows For president. Eric Munro
and John Young. for vice president
Brice Schiller and Kenneth Arm
strong for secretary. Gene Donohue
and Billie Cookies for treasurer.
Tommle Cheavens. Billy Clayton. Ter
rel Mckenzie and walton Berkshire.
A membership campaign viii be
staged by the club from October Il 10
October 19. The committee is com
posed Of John Young. Eric Munro.
Tom Cheaveus and Brice SCHUYLER.
The annual joint meeting OF the
Hi-Y club and ths Square club o. the
Y. W @ A viii be held October %.
when the boys viii entertain the girls
with a wiener roast on the mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
$500 FINE IS ASSESSED BY
COURT m STATUTORY CASE

Convicted on one count and dis
missed on another, Vicente SaragoEa
was fined $500 and costs by Judge ].
n Deaver in the county court at law
Tuesday. He was charged with adul-
tery and aggravated assault He was
convicted on the former charge.
Fellclauo Chavando also was ar
rEiEued before DeaVer on a charge
OF receiving and concezlinE stolen
property. Re is alleged 20 have pur-
chased a quantity OF ciEarets stolen
from the Cactus club from q boy. He
was sentenced 90 serve % days In
sau and pay the court costs
1larEarita Fedrosa was fined SO
and costs on a charge Of driving an
mission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
GEORGE CLEMENTS HERE TO
ATTEND NEWSPAPER DINNER

George H. Clements, secretary OF
the Tovah chamber OF commerce, Is
in FL Paso 20 attend the dinner 10
Southwestern publishers, 20 be given
Al the chamber OF commerce this
evening. Mr.. Clements issues The
Toyah Basin OIL News" the only
mineographed daily paper In the
world, which gives a daily resume OF
oil news, cattle news and other things
In his part Of the country
1Ir. Clements is former secretary OF
the FL Paso chamber Of commerce
and one Of the best known news
paper publishers in the country He
was IN charge Of New York sun
correspondents IN Cuban waters dur
ing the Spanish-American var rep
resented the sun on the Pershing eX-
pedition into Mexico and has been
publisher Of the Milwaukee sentinel
the Chicago Inter-Ocean and the St
Louis Star.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
MEN WITH BOOZE TO TAKE
MEDICINE LIKE SPORTS

These men went into this thing
with their eyes open. now, like sports.
they can take their medicine"
Harry Hurst and =. Il Barr. al
legged TO have been arrested while
in possession OF 200 bottles OF liquor.
were fined $500 by Judge West in
federal court Wednesday following
a brIef lecture embodyinE this terse
comment
Francisco 1Eato was fined s10o and
RoEendo CarraEco and A. Carrasco
$50 each when they pleaded guilty 20
possession Of liquor Scott Mitchell
similarly charged. was fined $3.50.
Walter r Fowler, giving Fort Worth
as HIS home. pleaded guilty 20 posses
sion Of morphine Sentence was de-
ferred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
ROBBERS IN ARMY UNIFORM
SCORE CASH AND WATCH

Put EN- I'D nigh
Juan 7. Rongondos who lives near
washington park. heard this com
mand Tuesday evening and obeyed- He
faced two army automaticE in the
hands OF men wearing the army uni
form The thieves quickly searched
him and took SIS in cash, his watch
and his hat and lied.
RouEondo said the thieves over
looked a SO Bill IN a small purse. The
robbery occurred near the Rio Grsnde
refinery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
SO NEW CHAPLAINS NAMED
UNDER REORGANIZATION LAW

Washington. D. c. Oct 6.-Ap-
pointmeut OF So new chaplains for the
regular army IN conformity with the
new reorganization law providing one
chaplain for each 1900 officers and
men. was announced today by Adj.
Gen Harris.
Announcement was made that sec
rotary Baker had fixed Tentatively
the UNCONVENTIONAL apportionment at
% percent from the Catholic church.
20 percent from the Protestant
churches and percent for adjust
ments that cannot be made on a
strictly marhemarlcal hasis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

At meeting which will probably
be held in Cleveland square Monday
night eO-Congressman J. Adam
Bede. Of Minnesota, viii speak in be-
half OF the national Republican tick
Ct Ar. Bede. who IS a well known
lecturer and appeared in Fl Paso on
Chautauqua circuit at one time. Is
a former newspaper editor. HIS re-
ception and the meeting viii be con
Quoted y the Fl Paso Republican
club. When a member Of congress.
he was known as "ths not OF the
house"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
ACCIDENT VICTIM FOUND
BADLY Hurt ON STREET

AIRS Leocarda larcias, Hammett
boulevard and Pera street. was picked
Up by motorists a. Hammett boule-
ward and Alameda avenue this morn
ing, where she lay IN the street. suf-
fering from a severe scalp wound and
many bruises. She was taken to the
police emergency hospital for treat
ment and later sent TO her home
Mrs. Marcias was not able TO make
a statement as 10 how she was in
jured- Police say that either an su-
tomobile or a street car struck her.
but were not able to learn how the
accident occurred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

Henri. c. Spears. IT.. son % Mr.. and
1Irs. Henry c. Spears 2703 Memphis
street
Robert Vincent Eerley. son Of 1lr.
and hrs. Bernard J. KerleY 1901
Clifford
Lsonore Bertha Fields. daughter OF
lrr. and Airs. Samuel Y. Fields. COS
~ Stanton
Randolph n. Dyer. son o. lIr. and
1Trs. Charles C. Dyer, 5411 Nashville
street
Kinda Anderson. daughter Of 2Ir.
and Hrs. A. l. Anderson, 5s1E Bliss
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Business Chances


FOR sALE-Thres chair barber sho1. old
stand. doing good business 7. J. o Kelley.
Alamogordo. s.. A-
CONFECTIONERY = Between picture
shows. VIII take Ford car IN part pay
neut- 301s Alameda
OWNER-stock Of grocery and fixtures.
also meat fixtures. for sale at invoice with
Eood lease. low rent. market leased out
address 7 90 care Hereld
FOR sAIE=By owner. blacksmith shop
good location ard good business. reason
for selling. leaving town Inquire $50
Alameda
WELL established merchandise brokerage.
orEanized about s years. leaving the city
and must sell a. once Address c 80
care Herald
RELIABLE young man with $1,000 cash
and more TO add later would Ike TO get
connected with some growing business N
Fl paso- address d Jos. care heral1-
WOULD you invest IS on an oil PROPOSE
tion which may make you $1,000. s wells
drilling near. FOR full information write
Dept. c. $40 Mcknight Bldg, Ainneapo-
lis MINI
EXCEPTIONALLY high grade positions
for experienced business men available
through = II. C. A. vocational depart
ruent. paying from fe00 per month Up
See Mr.. Wheeler. $50 am 10 - noon
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
We are hezdquzrters for bushes cppor-
tunltieE. That's our speciality. what Eino
Of business are you looking fors see %
before buying hotels. rooming houses
rsstaurants. confectiousrles. etc We can
save you money II you want 20 sell your
business list with rs for quick sale
FL PAS0 BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Phone 1895. 10 W san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
JURY ASKS CLENENCY FOR
MAN CONVICTED OF Theft

3. Abeyta has been released and r
Ramirez would be free had a jury in
federal court been permitted Wednes-
day TO recommend q suspended sen
were charged with theft OF harness
from Fort Bliss
Presiding Judge west informed the
jury that the federal court could not
accord a suspended sentence. The
jury reconsidered its verdict, found
Ramirez guilty. and recommended
clemency. Judge West held sentence
under advisemeut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
OLDER E. P. & S. W. BOYS
Will FORM ORGANIZATION

A meeting OF the older boys en-
ployed by the E p. & s. v. win be
held at 1-50 o'clock Thursday night a.
the central branch building OF the
T.. Il C. A for the purpose OF forming
permanent Organization The club
viii be directed by r A. Whitlock.
W c. Hepburn. Robert L Cooke and
judge =. 3. 1TcClfntock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
TEACHERS TO MEET MONDAY
To DISCUSS GRADING system

The executive COMMITTEES Of the e
Faso Teachers association met We'd
ueEdly and called a general meeting
Of the association for next Monday
afternoon a. Morehead school 70 dis
cus5 a system OF grading teachers by
principals, supervisors and superin-
clndent The appropriation made By
rhe state for increasing teachers'
salaries also viii be discussed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

uAAaa % 81 AaA-aH- AAaa-l--lAlss
state W. vicente SaraEoEl. adulterT.
ruilrv fined $500 and costs.
Esats W. Vicente s1raE1El- lEgrlvated
assault. not TafrT-
STATE va Feliciano Chevzndo. receiving
and concealinE stolen property, 20 days
and costs
STATE vs. MarEaritl Pei "a driving car
without owners couEeuL plea Of guilty
entered. fined $50 and costs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06


FUENTruRE and rugs Tor sale o.
toom house. furnlrure Il First class cou-l
dltion. 120s N CaE5belL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

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FOR sALE-Gocd business opportunity Il
r1lIen from Il Paso on street car line. up
to date drug and confectionery store.
main building 6oEs0. maple roors. elec-
tric pianos. elegant dining hall. splendid
opening for self serving and an up 20 date
dry goods store building on main street.
116 feet or lot 200 feet. good reason for
selling. Address j. ". Eindon. Phi 81.
Tslets, Tex
LARGE manufacturing corporation wants
cauahIe rleu 10 open branch office and
manage statesmen. $500 20 $1,000 necessary
handle your Own money exclusive rights.
PATENTED article. money making posgiblii-
ties unlimited. win pay expenses 70 Balt-
more i you quality. Address 1lr. Glenn
ner. sales Manager. sos n Eutaw st..
Baltimore Afd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Lodge Notices.

ATTENTION. o. z. 3.
Harmony Chapter. No
"a. a. Masonic TEN
pie. Thursday. Oct Z.
az s Pm. Tor business
only.
SPECIAL MEETING.
Friday. Oct. g. for ini-
tiation.
SUSAN. BIRCH. y. n
s., Secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

help HdnLeQ-DM=tmcu
$500 ~--------------------
SALESMAN 20 cover Mexico 20 the whole
ale hardware and implement trade on a
commission basis Address D los. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

Herman C. Rosch and Beatrice 2.
Ellis.
Ramon Morales and Luz Leyba-
Alberto TreVino and Adelina Esca-
5sds-
Frank " Lynn and Eula FosburE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
- Wanlea-Male

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WAETED-Fry cook Gem cafe.
WANTED-P0rtsr. Elite confeetonery CO.
A TIRE changer. Apply 40 Myrtls-
WANTED-Ben boy az once. Hotel Laugh
In
WANTED-2fsscssaEsr boyG ~ N.
PRESS feeders wanted Burk Printing
House. 104 y CampbelL
FIRsT Class cook. good wages. no sun
day work Apply 40l = san Antonlo.
WANTED-A truck driver. Ben 1fsHsen-
ger. lac n Florence
sOLICITOR-G0od pay. 2o2H z. san
Antonio, Room 10
WANTED-A boy not going 20 school
114 z. Franklln.
WANTED-Boys with bicycles 90 work
WATTEE wanted Tor Pickwiciz Gaze fo5
n Orego1.
EKPERIENCED candy maker. e Paso
Candy Factory, EOS s. stanfon
WANTFD-HotsI butcher. also checker IN
kitchen Apply chez. Del Norte Hotel
WANTED-Good kiln burners and other
experienced briczyard men. Apply Ancno
Brick Co. Azcho. " 81
WANTED-A Eood reliable ianltor for
apartment must have eEperience ana
thoroughly honest ApPiy lQlI Montana.
IN THE FUTURE az IN the past. money
iSi4sS n s. sis SAN ASroSIo. TEX.
VTANTFn-TVhIts help for kitchen and
dining room. Apply Stewart. sheldon
Hotel
WANTED-DeiiVery boy. good steady Pc
sItion FOR the right young man. 3is san
Franclsco.
GOOD COOK FOR sanatoriuu. short hours.
SIS 70 start and room suuny--est sana-
torium-
WANTED-Crsw FOR pile driver opera
tfcn. j engineer. fireman AID q crane
mar. Apply az office Division Engineer.
southern Pacific HldE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

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MONEY 10 loan on diamonds. watches and
fsueIry. FULLAN's. ia n stanton So
s. 10 so loaned honest employees. conf
Dental Drake. 211 Roberts-Banner B-dE.
NED Es0e-LonE time easy payment plan
FOR salaried furniture owners confidential
Welfare Loan Co.. zoo Herald Bids
MONTY one tlne talked. now it only
Whisper We lean q on all articles Of
value
BARNETT's. s1s SAN ANTONIO. TEX
MONEY loaned on furniture. planes. auto
mobiles. livestock. Liberty bonds or other
collateral a. lowest rate on liberal terms
EQUITABLE loan ASSOCIATION.
g15-Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06

WANTED-Good COOK for family on ranch
reference required Write or wire Ara-
Fall. Three Rivers. ~ ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
ZOE sALE

FOB SALE.
A $4,000 stock of shelf and build
srs. hardware located in Las
Cruces. N ~. Las Cruces
ig IN the heart Of the upper
RIO Grande Valley. about 90 miles
north OF Fl Paso. where cotton,
produce and other farm products
are grown In abundance. Best To-
cation 10 town. Rent reasonable
Lease can Be Transferred 20 pur-
chaser This ls best opportunity
offered ~ the Southwest 70 any
one who desires 90 engage in the
hardware business 30 q good town
with p promising future
TRI-sTATE ASSOCIATION OF
CREDIT Men
FL Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Special Notices

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LACE curtains Numbered. soc pair. Mrs..
Richmond. So n. e Paso. Phi 1881.
HEMsTITCHTSG. picot. accordian plating.
Miss B. Corum. IS Buckler BldE- Pm 16ll.
FELTON PAINT CO.-Paintin- payer
BANGING. decoratlne- SOS y stanton. Phl-4l
MATTRESSES RENOVATED. -: RUGS.
CLEANED, 81. Erwin MIG. CO. PH. ITO.
HEMSTITCHING. alterations accordlun
PLATING mail orders solicited Mra
Jones. SllE 6muoriuIl -es IeEas N tllL.
GO TO Lobby Bar as E san Antonio
lunch you get for &c
HEMSTITCHING. pieot edge work done on
short notice. any kind Of material Singer
sewing Machine Co. 2o5 S. II Paso.
EXPERT clssning. pressing and repairing
dept. for ladies' and gentlemen DUNDEE
WOODEN MILLS. Pm $50.
ACCORDIAN. knife box plating. skirt
lengths. hemstitchinE. hats Blocked clean
ms. pressing ais n. OREGON. Phi llIA
SEWING machines bought. sold. rented
and repaired. all Work guaranteed. light
running. Free call Peters Pm 2Iss. l-5
sOUT. damned spot. out. say''-1fao-
beth Speaking Of dirty watches. We
BsRNETrs. sia SAN ANTONIO. Tx.
FARMERS. ATTENTION.
Make more money from your alfalfa By
marketing q through dairy cows: We are
prepared to handle all the good. clean
milk you can ship U.s. IL wiz pay you 90
investiEate-
PRICES DAIRY COMPANT.
Phone zo4s. 100 n. Piedras ST.
THE FL PAsO MATTREss MFG. CO. has
installed the most modern machinery %
the u1znufzctura> OF mattresses Of all kinda.
our special Is reuuvatinE ma ttreases-
renovatfnE. gf-15 us PARK st. p. SIS
So .0o-Handsomsly set diamond scarf
pin. a tbs plus 2-32nds karat. minute flaw
in edge invisible 20 naked eye. slightest
canary tinEe. brilliant Eparkler- Address
P O. Box III. CITY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Entertainment Han for Rent

entertainment nan Tor AlL
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DANCE BALL FOR Rent
Monday. wednesday and Friday nights.
C5tilHan Hau Phone $50.
For Reni-Siores and Offices
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FOR HENT-Stors building, $3.50 sacr1-
nento- with fixtures. SIS. VIII rent part
LARGE storeroom with Basement. on cor
ner suitable for any business specla Tor
r-snufacturlnz or distributing company
Anton Camozze, 1911. =. san Antonio.
FOR REST-A large and small office
n the Herald hulldinE- Heat. lght and
f7nifor service furnished Reasonable rates
Apply to the Auditor o. The Herald
For Sals-Furnfurs
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Pm 1851.
FOR sALE-Furniture FOR 3 rooms house
for rent us z. MissourL
DARK tuned oak buffet AS Prospect
Apt 10. Pm I9seW.
FOR sALE-ons dining ROOM table and
porch swing 53.I Bls6ee-
BETTER furniture and piano refinishinE.
J. NEGNA. =. p. Piano Co. Pa ll91W-
FOR sALE-China closet. ss5. new Per
fectiou oil stove. t1Qs leather rockers.
SIS each 3e15 Ia Luz
FOR sALE-Furniture OF room house.
close in. part Of house could be rented
would pay rent Pm 258L
FOR BETTER class o. used furniture and
damaged goods Try Houser. 691 and 6la T.
san Antonio. Phi $40.
FOR SALE-Coal range. coal heaters,
he'd. kitchen table. gas plate. burner
kerosene stove e91s Altura Boulsvard-
WANTED - second hand furniture. any
amount and quality. We pay cash. phone
rs BERRfHlLL FURNITURE CO.. 500
z San antonio, Ph. $3.50
We buy and ser an kinds q furaiturs
DAVIS HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO
Corner Overland and Oregon sta IN. So.
WHITE enamel refrigerator. 100 pound
capacity and kitchen table. VIII sell
cheap 4l1 Reynolds BIDS. Ph. 1l99W-
FURNITURE Of room house. including
mahogany living room set. ivory oedroorn
suite and draperiss- 1881 Iularusas Fh-
YOU WILL ind ou= display o. Storage
and commission furniture 90 our rev loca-
ton. sol 70 sos E san Artonios best ae-
lection and largest stock OF used furniture
G. D. HOuSER FURNITURE CO. Pa $40
WALLACE FUENTrURE CO.
furniture: get Cur bid before you sell
PHONE eoo5-
NE HONE FURNITURE co.
a. SIS Texas. has the name o. being the
most reasonable place In the city 10 by
furniture Phi. 1888.
BEDROO1I and dlnlns room furniture.
New Process gas stove. electric heat
ers, coal hot blast stove. VIII sell all or b.
piece. 5l22 Alameda-
A LIBERAL prise WIN Be- allowed d ez-
changing your % furniture e. the
SIS Te1as s., Phone 12s5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
Personal


CUSTOMERS DESIRING WISOSO GOODS
WILL CALL PHI 1921.
SeEalL sos n. kan
sas- New hats made. old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold
WE TAKE orders for an kinds q home
made cakes layer cakes, $3.50 loaf
cake. so place your orders for fruit cake
early. Phi 17o1Rs one rig
When you haven't Eot dollar
And vour room reutF long past cue
To soak your valuzhlea with uz
Wauld be the proper ching 20 DO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-06
UndgfEkeu

UNDERTAKING Co
Open day and night 50s-50s Texas. Ph
132. Private ambulance service