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Lisbon, Aug. fNntshsEhavs dis-S
appeared from the marMff, much I Q
the discomfort of smokers and house
wives. Walters and cigar store clerks
who are able to lurnisi, aIew match.
rs svo h sss.s been extremely Popular IS
In view of the high prices here, to
operatives Of The match company d.
mand higher wages. and the company
to meet their wishes petitioned the
government for permission to4raise the
price of matches. This consent has not
been given and in view OF the dead
lock the Inhabitants of Portugal have
had no matches for about d fortnight.
S.nce the stocks in the shops were ey-5
hausted. {#
When the monopoly OF match man
rfactura-Mas given to the company
some years ago. the public. specially
smokers. as q. sign C. protest loegar&fo
use automatic flint and gasoline light
ers, which caused q considerable de-
crease to the company's sale and the
governments. at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
issued a law forbiGding t~thetr#use, in
consequence OF which they were all
seized and their carriers tined.
A recall of this law. however, has
been proposed in parliament but has
not been acted upon.
In the provinces, fires are kept
alight dav and. night as the only way
Of obtaining light at "a moments Q
tice.
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HOUSES FolssAIE
Watch Grand Forks Grow
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
/! is0.oo--eood barn on South 44th sc:
y S0o.00-S-room cottage and barn!
which must be moved.
J 2.000.00-8-room house With city va.
y. ter on Deli Ave
: s.ooo.Oo-s-room house With city "a.
ter on North 6th ~.
> 1,3s0.Oo-5.room cottage on North Sth
: l.soo.oo-s.rooM costsss on North, SIN
: s..ee.oovS:v S.ssoS ss!,.t. Al nea.
wood floors. fun bsssrnent on
|: s.soo.oe-aesesose9 s III modern q: house. as-a.
wood nootss fun basement.
:tssM sfhsatsd garage. OF; s.
: s.soo, oe=--!.rootn. All modern house.
f door.. 9a' 3! sts. =. hardwood
{ s,soe. oo-s.roem. aH. modern house,
hardwood ho6rs. fun base.
ment,Eo on Euclid Ave.
: sss40o.oo--All modern, l0-room. house.
hardwood DOORS, full base
sss.s \. sthl fs.sass' loss 7s1l4 .: ' on
( $500. o'-as, e.sa e1 ssYs;, sl.sa II, ent
d s.soo,os-9:rosc:HS.dh e,i.s, iii III modern but
.,,ee.ee-ssee!gsssss. IS ss g. se'sss;'ee S.. 3:
Ave.
$4,000. eo-s-room. Ill modern house and
garage. on Reeves Ave.
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WANr1EO ~ nEsr
Walsh County PioSssr
Dies Az CraftSnadoIneI

Grafton. Sep. 1o.-Mrs. Frsds her
died 1T her farm home threE miles
e;,;a,s q Grafton Graf y, last leg. Tue sssSi dsath ha
Deceased was born APRIL i0,Ist7 III
Norway. coming to- Walsh County In
1880 where, she resided on 4 farm
until 1--WE years ago. moving then into
Grafton. Last june Mr.: SSttiers died.
and she again moved barkYltpsthesold
farm. Nsi sS94
Surviving are four daughters. Gena,
:Helga. Dagnnar and Mrs. CIsS safdo;
tours o Henri. George; 5Oscar and;
Thursday. the Rev.,H e!sem officiating
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SITUATIONS WANTED

A REFINED LADY WITH BOY of .
wishes place as housekeeper for Win
{ ter. Nice llouse desired. References
s exchanged. State wages. WriteJ S21
81 Herald. ~ q u @ 4aA
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"a YOUNG LADY WITH SIX YEARS
! experience in s~tenography, bookkeep-
ing and general office work. wishes po-
sition. References. Apply 322 Herald.
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MAN WITH FAMILY WANTS FARM
to work by the year. Haye my own
help. to work as much as six quarters.
4: Address Box 44.&Ort. N. d. L.
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COMPETENT EXPERIENCED WOMAN
s~tenographer, familiar with general of,
flee routine. desires position. Refer
ences. Write 800 Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10

MODERN FURlleHEp ROOM nor.
GNntasfnsh Fiate. NeW H1mp.1
shire block.
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A LADY WITH some EXPERIENCE
as e~tenographer and bookkeeper desires
8. position. Call 40SW or address Box
564.
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FoR RINT. ALE
mcdsrS II dsntisma pTeferrs2
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rAxuA


FOR sALE-PIANo; FINE INsTRUs
ment For Information call Mrs ".
" E Fuller, 6SG. assst sa@s
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] ONFURNIsfIRD ROCKS nor LIGHT
housskesptng, upstairs. 40 30. 18th.
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Wyovsyta SEE = one pos
bAND? IA NJ

Cut the bicturS IN All four sidss.
Then carefully fold dotted line ! ~.
IN entire length. Thenstdotted@t INV
stuSp ovSr ana you'll find . surprising
result. save ths ptct1Fsa. 4
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wANTED-ro RENT.

SO FIT. LOT IN SOUTH END-WR1TE,
$40 Herald.
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GOOD CLEAN RAGS wANTED-FORE.
man Press Room. Herald Office.
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WANTED no q

TO BuY-LARGE SIZE SEC.
ond hand steel safe. state size ane
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KODAK F1SssnrNo

20 Hoffs Studio. Gvtnd FORKS. N. D.
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FUNNIsHED ROOM FOR RRNTsALL
der; eth 81 MrsssJamssa
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ROOMS . RENT


FoK HOE
water heat, on car line. Fol two men
4sailroad men preferred)s lo3 N. 5til3
~. Phone Sal. as$N "a
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WANTED RUNNING GAS
tractor Satisfaction guaranteed. VIM.
Durard, Imperial hotel, Grand Forks.
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SLEEPING ROOM FOR RENT-EoR I
young-s men. Strictly modern house.
e4e Chestnut Phone 1854.
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ROOMS ron ilIsST

B ROOMS FOR LIGHT HoUSEKEEPs
ing. Ills Bulge Ave. Phone 1871.
TWO NEWLY FyRN11HED NooMA
= EAlr1y close iHsSCalI l49sW.
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YOUNG BACHELOR DESIRES HOUSE
keeper on farm. Address, Box Z, Orr,
N. D.
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SHOE REPAIRING DONE By UR fs
! The finest. Send POUR shoes to us
Parcel post pad n way. Rand Bros
~ Shoe Co, Repair Dept.
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KAT CLEANING

shaps. or Color. Expert sho. rspsirinFS,
shoA shining. Busy Bee. Grand Forks.
Eatc Cleaned and Reblocked at Grand
Forks Hat Cleaning q Shining Parlor.
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PAINTING, ENTERTAINING - DAY
q SSo,e eo 1ttes o1 n 9Th Street.
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THE SHOE HOSPITALS PARCEL POST
paid n way. John Hollend. 9Th q Ds.
Asrs. Grand Forks. N. D.
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FARM MAeHuNERY

FOR SALE ONE INTERNAT1oNAI
ton. II. i. Wood. Grand Forks, N D.
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n16IG1A ANU sErE
DIR, JOHN DUNCAN TAYLoR-onfrs'
over First N4tI. Bank. Special atten.,
tion r. skin and urinary 1oleeases. ~
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tuHN. f%G WI 81 AU0AxA1kA0 4Ss LsnatGff
DR.. =. G. ANeON. FOOT sPEClALI1T.
Over drug store. 3rd and DeNers Ave.
Corls removed without palm. Instant
relief to tired and aching feet Nails.
bunions treated. 1860. Warts res
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NOON FOR RENT. GEM
stiaaaen ufe9eyre4 soss Ghsstnpts5Fhsns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
.El Pasoans Away

+. W. Mouer has gone 10 Albu-
ouerque, New Mexico. where he viii
reside He was formerly Of FL Paso
and while here was guest at the
Paso Del Norte.
Information from Houston is to the
effect that Mrs. 5. H Alphin, former
" Of FL Paso, Is seriously III with
pneumonia. Mrs. Allphin was in FL
Paso on a visit a few weeks ago.
Lieut.. Carl B. Byrd formerly sta
toned here with the Seventh cavalry
is at present assistant military at
tache TO Rumania- He writes inter
esting accounts OF his stay in foreign
lands and Of attending brilliant par
ties at the various legations in
Bucharest.
DR.. H S. Lide viii leave the latter
part OF the month for Alabama for
a visit TO the Lide family home, and
after a short visit there, will 90 to
Atlanta. Ca, where he will take a
special course in dental surgery. he
viii return TO this city about the
middle Of April
Miss Ethel HurWitz left Friday for
New York, her home. She will visit
friends in Kansas City en- route. and
will stop in Chicago to attend the
wedding OF her cousin, Miss Jennie
Laietzky- Miss Hurwitz viii also
stop for a visit with her brother and
sisterinlaw, 1Ir. and AIRS. Louis Hur-
witzs in Arctic, r I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

A S the Lenten season emo approaches
n and holy week draws nearer,
social affairs are becoming
noticeabIy fewer. giving place TO re-
ligious ceremonies and church OBJ
serVances- Club activities, too, with
questions Of education and welfare
work. are occupying great deal OF
the time OF women. young and old.
ThrCuEhout the war. the women of
cluhdom gave time strength and
financial aid 70 It's winning. and
since the lifting Of the war clouds
are busy with readjustmeut and re-
construction work
Busy housewives find the hours at
their clubs most instructive from an
educational standpoint and CLEAN
pleasure in sharing with other Wo-
men their opinions on music. art,
literature and civic welfare and i'm
proTemelt
sectional Drama" is the subject
for the meeting Of the College Wo-
mems club. which Is converting this
afternoon at the Woman's clubhouse.
Mrs David V Fennessy viii discuss
the plays Of the far west. and Mrs.
A. P. Averin viii talk on the drama
oi the southwestern border Songs
- The west VIII be sung by Mrs. VIII
T. owen.
A pretty courtesy for the afternoon
is the bridge party for Miss Alleen
Moore. who has been much feted
since announcement Of her engage
ment and approaching marriage 70
Walter J. Bryant The card party Is
being given by Mrs. !. Rowland Gil
christ and Mrs George Biefer, at
The Gilchrist home.
The annual county fair held BIZ the
Young Women's Christian associa-|
ton is taking place this afternoon
and this evening at the central build
ing on East Franklin street and. as
always. is creating q great deal OF
interest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

Another party ror a bride to be
viii be given on sunday afternoon
by Miss Anna Diamond in complimen nj
TO Miss Theresa Herskowitz, whose
ensagesaassnt 10 Arthur Dana, OF -.,',
York City. has been announced.
Twenty five guests viii be present
for Miss Diamonds party
On Sunday a number OF motorists
viii 90 for outings. the balEly spring
like weather inviting them into the
open The Eighth cavalry win re-
turn from a hike 10 Fort Bliss on
riders also plan TO enjoy the roads In
the valleys.
On Monday evening a concert will
be given by Florence Otis, soprano.
and her assisting artists, Florence
Austin and Josef Martin. violinist and
pianist The concert will be given
at the high school under the auspices
OF Wade Hampton chapter OF the
United Daughters of the COnfederacy.
The musicians viii also appear on
Tuesday evening at the high school
under the same direction.
The Teachers association
= Lamar school viii hold a post
poned meeting on Tuesday afternoon
az . o'clock al the school
The ciuD officers OF the base hos
pital and their wives, recently formed
at Fort Bliss, wiz meet on Tuesday
evening at the quarters OF capt and
Mrs. II. n. Stolz.
Furniture OF the Georgian period
will be the subject OF the meeting Of
the art department Of the Woman's
club. which is to meet at the club
house at o'clock Wednesday after
noon Stereoptican views Of beauti
ful specimens Of Georgian furniture
viii be shown. and Mrs J. L Ely will
give the lecture accompanying the
views Music and a social hour fol-
lowing the program viii complete a
pleasant afternoon at the clubhouse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
SOCIAL EVENTS GIVE WAY TO RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS
AND CLUB ACTIVITIES ASHOLYWEEK APPROACHES


! Mrs. James Vance and Mrs. c, H.
Finley are TO be hostesses-
On Wednesday evening at o'clock
at the First Presbyterian church the
wedding Of Walter J. Bryant and
Miss Alleen Moore viii be solemnized,
DR.. Floyd Poe officiating. large
party OF friends viii form the wed
ding party, and the ceremony VIII be
attended with beautiful detail
The most important event Tor
Thursday IS the dance in the eve
ming at Liberty hall, to be given by
the Spanish-American war veters MS
n arious organizations are 10 assist
the nature OF a benefit for repairs
for the organizations headquarters
in the basement Of the courthouse
a social club. recently formed in
the Pleiades chapter Of the Order OF
Eastern star. viii meet next Friday
evening at the chapters headquarters
AT Five Points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Interesting Plans For Fancy Dress
Dance At Officers Club On April 10

ful music completed the features OF
delightful affair.
On next Friday evening a dinner
dansant viii be given at the UniTer-
sity club. which viii be one Of the
most charming OF the spring social
affairs The dinner will be served at
Z o'clock with the dancing 10 begin
at . o'clock.
A dance which was enjoyed by $50
OF the youngest set was given on Fri
day evening at the Woman's club
house by the baseball team OF the
School OF Mines. A Jazz orch estra
furnished the music for the dancing
hours and the evening was a decided
" happy one Mrs. George Il Clements
and Mrs. II. p. Brooks. with the mem
bers OF the faculty OF the school. were
chaperOns for the occasion. The
committee in charge Of the arrange
ments included Charles Skidmore. Z.
c. Lyle. Corbiu Fletcher. Joe Bennett.
William Miller. Raymond 4Iulltn and
Dick Tighe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Men OF First Christian Church Give
Banquet To Mothers and Daughters

THE mothers and daughters ban
uuet. given on Friday evening az
the First Christian church by the
men OF the congregation in honor Of
the mothers and daughters OF the
congregation, was one OF the most de-
liEhtful affairs in the church's his
tory. The dinner was prepared and
served entirely by the men and a com
mittee was appointed TO see that the
women had no part IN this part Of
the dinner.
Carnations and bridal wreath IN
most artistic arrangement decorated
the tables and at each cover carna-
tion with fancy pin was placed for
the guest
At the beginning OF the dinner ser
vice, and to a popular air played by
Miss Beatrice Hills. 50 men. costumed
as walters, came into the banquet
room with hands on each. other s
shoulders and. after a march, broke
ranks to DO the serving.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
FOR

For Grip. Influenza. Catarrh,
Pains and Soreness IN the Head and
Chest. Cough. Sore Throat, General
PTostration and Fever.
To get the best results take
"Seventy-seven" at the first feeling
Of a Cold.
IF you wait till your bones ache,
II may take longer.
After the Grip take Humphreys
Tonic Tablets.
Doctors Book IN English. French.
Spanish. Portuguese OF German
mailed free.
AT all Drug and Country Stores.
Humphrey Homeo. Medicine Co. 15s
william Street. New TorlL-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Out of Town Visitors.

J. A. Dial OF Sulphur SPRINGS. Tex
with his family, has moved 70 tnls
CITY 10 reside. coming here in benefit
OF AIRS. DiaTs health They have pur-
chased q residence on Cumberland
street Alr. Dial is a lawyer ana Will
enter the practice Of his profession
here.
An interesting visitor in the city
is Miss Grace Sorenson. or Omaha
Web. editor OF Every Child's Maya
zine. She is here TO conduct story
hours in one Of the department stores
--- efU also appear at the high
school for a story hour while here
.sli ue 900 the city for a week
rrr and lrs. Frank Harper and
Two children. OF Jacksonville, VA
are guests NJ Hotel S. Regis They
are en- route 20 Los Angeles, where
they viii make their home IN the
future. and viii leave for the coast
tomorrow morning. AR and Mrs o.
A. Crtchett viii entertain FOR them
with "a dinner this evening. Mrs
Farper IS prominent In church work
and is an ardent suffragist-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

COCIETT is looking forward with
the greatest interest TO the fancy
dress dance which win be given
on April 10 at the district officers
clubhouse at Fort Bliss by the Off
GERS Of the Eighth cavalry
Fair maids and matrOns are already
beginning TO plan their costumes, and
ali sorts Of delightful features viii
make this one OF the most interesting
Of the spring affairs for the smart
set.
The leap year dance given on Fri
day evening at the University club
was the happiest Of parties and en-
loved BY a large number OF club
members and their friends The
tables were completely turned and
the girls asked the men for the
dances. did the applauding and. at the
serving hour, CALAMITY waited on
their dancing partners. Punch was
served during the evening and tune
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Parties

Mrs. L. p. Pollard. OF s0l9 Du-
razno street. delightfuly entertained
on Tuesday Afternoon ia honor Of her
sister. Miss Ida Hart, OF Nebraska,
who is her guest The party was in
the nature OF a handkerchief shower.
Those present were. Mesdames j.
W. G0ss. A. T. Chesney. Howell Cobb,
water. F. Grooms C.. J. Allen. r.
knight. r.. c. Light ~ Bioyuer. n
y Manning. +. Cunningham. N But
Ter. +. c. Christian. l. L. Sharp, ".
y Cozine, A. p. Pollard. Z. J. Hum
phreys. G. b. Pollard. A A. Powell
and Miss Ida Hart
Miss Anna Nay Amonett delight
fully entertained the members OF the
Berean Sunday school class OF Trinity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

The dinner. Of four courses. was
cooked with great SKIN and very
much enjoyed.
An interesting program was given
after the dinner Rlth Mrs. 7. A. Shedd
announcing the numbers. The pro-
gram follows:
Prayer. Mrs. D. J. McCanne: toast
Ny First Sweetheart, Mother" Miss
Donna Hale songs. Mother. Ny
Dear" and Little Pink Rose" Mrs.
J. Rowland Gilchrist. toast. Mother s
Delight" Mrs. Willis r Smith; SOUS.
Daughter Of Mine" Mrs. =. i. HilIis:
toast. IF Had Twenty Daughters"
Mrs. ID. Scott Johnson; vocal duet
Misses Beatrice Hills and Anne
Chase; toasts TO the walters. Credit
TO Whom Credit is Due" lIrs. W. O.
Denton. songs. -WOodpecizer" and
Goodnight" by a quartet composed Of
Mrs. Gilchrist. Mrs. H s. Eeener. Miss
Alice Parry and Miss Nell Scott: beue-
dictiOn. lIrs- @. a. Thumm-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

Methodist church on Friday evening
at the home OF her parents, Ar and
1lrs- T. I. Amonctt. on Arizona
street. Spring flowers decorated the
reception rooms and unique forms ot
entertainment were enjoyed. under
the leadership OF Miss Nary H0dgkil-
son. Of the y. W. C.. A. ". c. GreEE
and Hiss Nay Kennedy won the
prizes in contest. while the con-
ISOLATION prizes were awarded to Mrs
Margaret Hawkins. Ices. cakes and
confectfons were served by the host
ess. who was assisted in the service
and in receiving by her parents and
sisters. Misses Katherine and Leila
Amonett About 30 guests enjoyed
the party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

beginning Monday. March I'D.
+. G.. Billings Purchases W. &. WnIz
d Company Retail Business.
Entire stock OF slightly used and
shop-WOrn pianos. Photographs.
player pianos, music rolls. phOnO-
graph records. piano scarfs. music
cabinets, etc. in stock at the Billings
store. 1923 East Boulevard. to be
closed out at universally low prices
Such makes to select from as Victor.
Columbia, Edison. Pathe. Enabe,
Wegner. Bradbury. Howard. Johnson,
Prescott, Dayton and other makes.
Cali early and look them over.
Stock must be closed out in one week.
Prices viii be low enough 10 clear
them out Convenient payments ar
ranged liberty bonds accepted at
face value.
+. c. Billings Piano Company.
1929 East Bouievard--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
~ Po>aans Returning.

Mrs. Z. T. Rankin. r., has re-
tl..-.. from q months visit 70 rela-
r.-.-s and friends in California Ar.
~. frs. r. +. Freund. OF Chicago,
-ae-ts Of SIR and Mrs. Rankin
-szir AIRS. Freund is a
sister OF 1rr. Rankin and Mrs Rankin
-r 10 her wedding,
uLlcu a-rr-d in Monrovia, Calf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

Death rate is lower IN climates sub
fecf 10 marked variations from season
10 season than I'm mild. Uniform eli
mates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

Americau-made gas masks were
said 10 afford 20 times the protectlol
given BIZ those worn by the Germans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

The many interesting points OF IN
terest in and around FL Paso are
best seen by auto. Call one OF our
cars and see them in comfort.
City Service CO.-Tel. $500.
Autos, Taxis, Baggage, AIoving.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Hoods
SarsaparilIa
Makes Food
Taste Good
Creates an Appetite
Aids Digestion
Purifies the Blood

Promotes assimilation SO as to Sc
cure full nutritive value Of food,
and to give strength to the whole
system. A vell-known Justice OF
the Peace in Indiana says Hoods
Sarsaparilla made Ffood taste
good" as after taking three bot
ties be eats three hearty meals a
day, works hard and sleeps well.
It VIII help you to do this. Fifty
years phenomenal sales provo its
merit. Prepared by educated
pharmacists. Get q bottle today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

paonze house phoss representations you oD be depend
able Since The introduction of the metric system of heights,
dealers nil add from te-one-Hundreds of oaet
Dhen quoting heights The object to maize the price seem
lOD and from five tweuy dollars often covered this Day
For amp except diamond expert there only nap
buy a diamond. and that is OF buy It Of a
THIS the reputable local dealer upon phose pOrd you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
HO10 To Judge a
Diamond

EIGHT. After considering the shape. cutting,
XII color and perfection Of material the next point
w be considered Is the height and TO insure full
weigH IN case yOu might mani TO sell it. yOu musi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

This is the
sixth Of a series
of eight ads COW
erfnE Cd, Bril-
liza n cy I'd
shape; 90. Cut
ting "a. Color;
go, Perfection OF
81 a I erial; 90,
" g / 6 h Z; "a.
Selection. and 90
How 10 Buy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

buy a diamond, and
reputable local dealer
can absolutely depend
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-23
IL H
To Our Dealers

In 1921 we hope surpass I9z0 record and be Of
greater service YOU More trucks will better
deliveries; extensive Colonial advertising will bring
bigger business There will be greater demand for Colonial
Ice Cream, for merits known; have
from into great oak. We thank youl
To those dealers yet serving Colonial Ice Cream,
say this you want your next years business to be
protable if you want customers if you want to be
of the dealers enjoying the best kind of service
and cooperation to visit plant and for
yourself how well equipped take of your
quirements You'll be delighted and will be glad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-23
More Than 10000
Essays Have Been
Received in the
$1,000 Cash
Essay Contest

," Tho schooichildren OF
greater Philadelphia and
nsishboring cities responded
heartily to our invitation to
enter this contest. Thousands
Of them. accompanied by
their teachers. visited tho
Colonial plant and were de-
lighted to SEQ how ''Philadel-
phia's Best Ice Cream is
made. Inspired by the splen-
dor. brightness and cleanliness
Of the factory. they wrote
remarkable compositions.