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CHAUFFEUR, q, reliable. careful operstor
and mechanic, would appreciate a good pcs
ton, years with last employer; satisfs'ioFi
service and confidence assured: will irsVs
anywhere. Marx Ardih. Il Convent av.. y. l.1
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Immediate or October occupancy. Mrs.
DGNGLEMAN, Specialist. l2s West 72d.
Col ggs
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CATION AV.. ISs9-CoRNER OCEAN Av.
Suite of rooms containing bedroom, dress
ing room and private bath. two large closets,
with electric lights: all conyeniences on the
second floor; southern exposure; also other
room; large grounds. tennis court, wonderful
porch; must be seen TO be appreciated
Telephone 1895 Flatbush
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic and cook. single. a
Belgian. wants position 70 go abroad wits
private party; speaks five languages; be-
references. Houtap;el. ia South oxford s.
Bnoklyn,
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED

Above 5sth ss.-Sth Av. to North River
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTS.
Over 90 years practice. all coinlnunicA.
tions strictly confidential: handbook on
patents free on request: special facilities
for ofice consultations. MUM & CO.,
Patert ATTORNEYS. 662 woolworIh.
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FOR sALE-Tearoom. s5x5O. In the iOs. near
| eth av., with full equipment: eeats 80:
year lease from Oct. ], 1919. Immediate pos.
session. For particulars address FRANK
| SELLMAN, care J. Romaine Brown Co. Muir
| raw Hill llsi
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CHAUFFEUR: single: %: expert mechani"
very careful driver: II years shop and driv-
ing experience on best cars; capable make
all repairs: start S35 weekly with expenses
out of the city; best references. Chauffeur
sl7 wes. 10th st.
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CHAUFFEUR. reliable. careful operator and
mechanic, extensive city and country driy-
ing experience. would appreciate good posi-
iidence assured Phone II. Chandler, s6s9
Wsdsworth. apt sE. ia Nsgle avi. NeE
York city
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

wANTED-Spac for first class ehiropodist
In the vicinity OF West soth ST. TO 60th ST..
between 6th and sth avs. can give best refer
ences Apply or phone 25s West ed ST., Circle
1871 DIR. J. EMANUEL.
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PROPOSALS.

~-~-~--~--O~~---~O~-~I-~~~
SEALED BIDS win be received by :he Board
>, OF Wafer supply & az its offices: twenty -seccud
and Chambers streets. New York city. until
IL A. NJ. on Tuesday. April ~. 1920. for Con
tract 2O4. for the construction OF two steel
bridges and approaches In connection with ire
new system OF highways around the Schoharie
reservoir; one OF these. the Schoharie bridge
will have two spans. with a total length Of a2S
feet, and the other the MaDorkill bridge win
have a single span Of $50 feet. Both bridges
win have roadways II feet Q inches wide
Approximately T35.OO0 pounds Of Structural
steel will be required for the construction Of
the bridges. Inc WORK Is located in the Towns
York. from AZ to 81 miles from the Grand
Gorge station. on the Ulster and Delaware
Railroad.
At the above place and time the bids will bs
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets contain.
ing information for bidders and contract draw.
ings can be obtained at the above address a,
the office Of the secretary. BY depositing the
lent for each pamphlet. For further particulsr.
apply TO the office Of the Chief Engineer AZ
the above address.
John F. CALVIN. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
L. ]. 0'REII.LY.
Commissioners. Bosrd Of water SuppIv.
BENJ. 2. ElNBIGLER. Secretary.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTs.
competition for the selection OF an
architect for new branch library build
lrg In Jersey City. n. j.. will be held by
the Trustees OF the Free Public Library OF
Jersey City. The competition will be open
to any architect desiring to compete. The
authors Of the Ave designs selected as
fulfilling the requirements OF the problem
most satisfactorily will each receiye an
award OF $3.50. The author OF that one
OF the nve designs that Is finally selected
as the most satisfactory in accordance
with the rules OF the competition and
the requirements Of the problem will be
selected as the architect for the building.
100000. exclusive OF the site. furnishing
and architects fees, The Competition
will close August is, 1890 The rules Of
the competition and the requirements OF
the new building may be obtained from
the Secretary OF the Board OF Trustees
of the Free Public Library OF Jersey Citv
EDMUND w. MILLER, Secretary.
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ORANGE, y. J.
SPRING LAXE-FURNISHED,

Near New Monmouth Hotel. on lake: hand
somely furnished IL room cottage: every con-
venience; rent $500; owner on premises Sun.
day. O'SULLIVAN. i07 Monmouth av. 2T5i
A adpmy
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

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LEXINGTON AV.. 3sl.--Largo light room
with private family. Phone Lenox 1892.
MADISON AV, 1881 ii2Ith) Beautiful large
front room, all conyeniences; suitable two
men. Apartment 3. Phone Harlem III
SMALL room, well furnished. all convent.
ences; references; evenings. WATSON, III
West 1s0tb.
SUBLEr furnished parlor bedroom and bath;
May l 10 October !, Apartment 40, Hotel
Lconorl. Madison av. and OBJ st.
FIST, 81 West. beautifully Furnished double
room; running water. Columbus 1887,
7eD ST. 301 West--Attractively furnished
large private room and bath.
SsTI. 76 East.-Large. small rooms. entire
floors, parlor noor; doctors. business.
llSTH ST. between eth and SIN avs
Beautiful large front double room, de-
llghtfully furnished. two or three gentle-
men. Phone Cathedral 6lb9.
127TH, $40 west.-Largc, light, comfortable
room, adjoining bath; elevator; gentleman;
Riverside Drive, subway one block. Morning
side 202O.
1s6TH, $40 West (corner Broadway J.-Beauti.
full room, private wash room. SEAM0N.
Morningside 450l.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
LARGE room for two business people refer.
Cnces exchanged. Phone Bensonhurst 0S1
or address S0Ii 2lst av.
Beach tbalf block from ocean,
Furnished room, business couple preferred
from May TO October, Phone South III.
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HoUsEswANTED, ,UNFURE1sHED

PRIVATE ho',se. near Broadway. between I'D
sud 0oth sts. Mail particulars, GREEN, 2oc
9th av.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

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Unfurnished.
EIGHT rooms or small house wanted May /; not
over sl25 Send particulars B., room 1926.
~ Broadway
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CALVIN APARTMENTS. 2io West SOth 81
One. Two 5r three rooms, With bath wItn or
without kltchenette: new building: ele,ator
service. Agent on premises. Telephone Schay.
isr 20iT.
EIGHT rooms, three baths: fireproof- eIeya.
tor: upper Broadway. aelrose ssSs.
POSSESSION May; six or eight large, Hight
house; s175-S.25; long lease. ERNEST
TRlBEI.HQRN. 5os West s7th ST.
WEST END Av.. SS3 tnsar 18TH st-TWo
very large reoms with aIeoye. kitchenettr
aud bath. Apply on premises or Tel, eOsT
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CEMETERIES. &C,

FOR SALE-Beautiful avenue plot and nonr-
ment in Woodlawn Cemetery for sale. very
reasonable; particulars. b. A., l2S Sun.Her.
aid, Bronx.
THE WooDLAwN CEMETERY.
Office, 20 East ed ST.. New York
Lots OF small size for sale.
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Plain6eld (The Home TOWN.

CORNER house, twin two-famiy. S and
rooms, separate baths, furnaces. glass
enclosed porch and roof garden. Sacrifice.
with garage, $1,000. Other two-families, II
rooms, with s feet garage space. plots
about 40xs0 feet, Price $500 Bank mort
gage. $500 years. Terms. $1,000 to
$4,000 cash; possession of house on signing
contract. Call Saturday and Sunday. 1868
Arlington av.. Painted. AL dav. or 'a.l
3 to afternoons at 200 Broadway, Man
haitian. Franklin Maroney.
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Washington Heights. Above f25th st.,
West Of 8th Ay.
18TH 5i5 wost.-Eght rooms, two baths.
elevator apartment. Wadsworth SOiS.
premises.
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Above 18th 81. 90 seth st. (nClusive).
East River TO North River.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


accessory business, largo
! bicycle hiring trade. big. assorted hard.
ware stock. full line sporting goods second
hand articles; two autos; bicycle and auto.
mobile parts; summer trade speelaly
5000. Answer by mail, q. ~, 70 Herald
Fulton,
Active partner wanted In esta blished, profit
able business. 1885 Broadway. Room 50l.
CONFECTIONERY shop complete fixtures
for sale including u foot LIQUID caroonlc
soda fountain, tables, chairs, show eards, &C.
II. II. THOMPSON, 90 East i2d st. Telephone
i2e7 Murray Hill.
FOR sALE-The owner OF the largest mat
tress, bed cot and bed spring manufacturing
establishment In Connecticut desires 10 nego-
tiate the sale OF same because or his health.
plant located az Hartford. Conn, in centre
Of city, and was established 2S years ago. Fac
tory contains all modern machinery ana equip
ment, Including auto truck. Buyer can also
obtain lease OF premises or arrange FOR pur,
chase OF same. large stock Of raw material
on hand. For further particulars copimunicate
with A. A. KATz, 10 state ST., Hartford
Conn
FOR sALE-Tearoom. s5xbO In the iOs. near
9Th av.. with full equpment; eeats %;
year Lease from oS. 1913 ,ddTsas medi2se FelSK pS
SELLMAN, care J. Romano Brown Co. Mur-
ray Hill 1881.
GENTLEMAN going London and Paris shortly
would undertake any commissions, business
or confidential. L. H., 433 Sun-Herald' Her
aid square.
MY typewriter business Is now paying 30 to
80 per cent; ] need more capital In order
10 fill present orders and 10 extend Its growth;
II you can invest with me small amount In
cash can guarantee you u substantial return
on your Investment; my last dividends by the
year have paid SIG on every 500 Invested
=. s.. SO Sun.Herald, Harlem.
THE manufacturers OF union maue service suits
and overalls, nationally advertised. offer their
preferred stock. yielding 10 per cent per an.
mum. also a limited amount OF common stock ut
par. Particulars upon request kOHN MFG,
CO.. Bradford, Pa.
WANTED-Partner for out Of town manu-.
featuring company (who own their own
plant; must be first class business man.
willing TO invest about $4,000 and full time
service. This is n fine investment for a live
man, and will pay big returns: will stand
fun investigation For further information
write r. o., 64s Sun.Herald, $50 Broadway.
WANTED Lady, good organizer, In daylight
bakery business, with $4,000 TO 81 800. c., |
box $40. $50 Broadway. New York
YOUNG American, thoroughly familiar with |
Cuba, resident Of Havana open 10 PROPOSE !
tions as representative. C. Y. TAYLOR, Cor |
rales AZ, Havana.
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SITUATION WANTEp--MALE.

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CCOUNTANT.-f3ooks systematized. aud
tied, closed; tax specialist; arrang.'
ments firms without bookkeepers; corpora
tion., partnership accounting: reasonable
charges. Greene, 1857 Hudson Terminal
buildings Telephone Cortlandt 1879.
ACCOUSTANT-AUDIT in public prac-
tlce. requires additional work; audits, In
vestigat!ons, systematizations: cost ard
factory accounting; business and financial
statements prepared; accounts disentangled.
Address Auditor, 245 Sun Herald. Fulton st.
ACCOUNTANT-Opens,c closes books. audits
books. trial balances. Box 22J Madison
square.
BoOKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced,
SffsTs services five weeks $50. Morn
ingside 1854, apartment 81.
BUTLER, useful, with chauffeur license,
wishes position, country preferred. b. C.,
4l2 Herald, Herald Square.
BUTLER or valet wishes position in family
ten years. experience; best city reference
NJ. Higa. 146 West 65th ST., city.
BUTLER. valet, musical ability; high
Endorsement by leading families; personal
Rhinelander 1887.
CATERER, first class chef and manager
wants to cater for business house. 0lden,
305 East 37th St, Brooklyn
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COLORED lAundress, two days, Monday. Tut,.
day. reference. Payton. i0T West 1881 A.
WOMAN, days work. washing, cleaning. GJ.
nor. 1883 Amsterdam ay.,
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NURSE COMPANION desires position with
semi. invalid: can give the best ot creden.
tials Barnes. 20 Downing st., Brooklyn n.
" Phone $3.50 Prospect
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S9TH ST., 396 west-rwo and three rooms
aand bath latest improvements. separate
built in shower bath; high class; rents tl,tOo
and up Riverside 67S.
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WOMAN wants washing, ironing, cleaning.
cards. DAILY. 203 East 9ith.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Apartment Renting Specialist.

First class furnished apartments, 2 TO 10
rooms, special summer rates. Telephone
Cathedral EggE
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iADD a NICHOLS.
Tel. l7i7 Greenwich. Conn.

STAMFORD For sale, 10 rooms, two baths
without large garage: beach privi,ssas. m
gal terms, McKEowN. 10 Ess, I'd. Murray
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&c

half time; am competent
anything: neat; colored. Slater, 800 LenoS av'
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YOUNG American. thoroughly familiar with
Cuba, resident Of Havana, open 10 PROPOSE.
tions as representative. c. u. TAYLOR, Cor
ralcs AZ, Havana.
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Borough OF Bronx

TO rent, apartment. rooms. all improve
meuts; private house: first floor so; W
Dawson ST., Bronx. Phone Melrose 2059R.
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Mattresses, &c.

baby nurse desires position, good
family; homo between 0-ii. Kelly 81
East SSth st., care Mullisan, Lenox 1909.
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rs West Oeth st.--2-3-4 rooms. elevator
kitchenette: near park; Sl'oOo-2'oVV'
nrau,iaaa or Canal 0b6G
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Miscellaneous.

light colored, neat, experience,
private, willing. obliging. Sila, l0ii East l7sh
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-06-17

Leta Holden is nome from Granu
Ledge for summer vacation.
Mrs. George Cough and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eden Bricker, were in
Port Huron Saturday.
Aileen Learmont is spending the
week with her cousins, Helen and
Jean Chapman, at Flint.
DR.. Wight, daughter Faye, Paul
inc Fead and Fred Mathews mo-
tored to Detroit Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Green, of
North Branch visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Hathaway during the week.
Roger Welch is out on the
streets again after spending a
week or more in the house on ac-
count of sickness.
The Port Huron district of the
Free Methodist church will hold
their camp-meeting at Sandusky
July % to August A.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hayes, of
Marysville, Tenn, are here on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Welch
and other relatives and friends.
Joseph Moore has purchased
the 80-acre farm formerly known
as the Remington Mace from Har-
vey Hydorn; consideration $500.
Richard Houghton, who has
spent couple of weeks in Tusco-
la county and with relatives near
Brown City, is back to Yale again.
A base ball game between Inlay
City and Emmett will take place at
Emmett Sunday next at $3.50.
These cams are evenly matched
and an interesting contest is ex-
pected.
Rhea Knisley in some manner
poisoned her hands. The doctor
does not know whether it comes
from poison ivy or what. Rhea's
friends hope that the poison does
not result seriously.
Slight showers during the past
week helped the growing crops
and there is a bright outlook for a
bountiful harvest; The heavy
downpour of rain Tuesday night
will no doubt help out the hay
crop, which at present is rather
short.
d. H. Andrews, NJ. D., and fam
lily, Of st. Louis, Mich, have NOV
ed to Yale and are making their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.. Nc.
Laughlin until a suitable house
can be secured to move into. The
DR.. has fitted up the rooms in the
building first door south of the
Paisley Hotel. He will practice
medicine and surgery in this city
and surrounding country.
The next thing to climb up and
look down upon the people is the
express rate. Just what is going
to happen within the coming
three months is difficult to deter
mine, but business in the larger
circles are hedging more than
they care to admit Banks are
looking to their creditors more
closely, and loans are restricted
The indicator is bobbing like a
cork in the water. Whether it is
to be a storm or a calm the wisest
do not know, and many would give
millions to know.
Word has been received in Yale
by VIM. f. Menerey that the body
of his father will arrive in this
city Saturday, June 10Th, and fu.
neral services will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal church Sun.
day afternoon at 200 o'clock un.
der the direction of Brockway
Lodge, No. 316, f. & A. NJ. VIM
H. Palmer will preach the sermon
Burial with Masonic honors in
Elmwood cemetery. Deceased was
one of the charter members OF
Brockway Lodge, and a Mason fol-
more than GO years. Every mason
who can arrange to attend is urg.
ed to meet in the lodge room
promptly at one o'clock and 90 in
line to the church-and cemetery.
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jeanette Curtis is home from
Alma College for the summer va
cation.
Henry Zuelch and Thomas Cog
gan, with their wives, of Fargo,
visited Yale relatives Sunday.
Miss Kipp, trained nurse, who
has been in Yale attending a num-
Der of cases. died at the Burley
hospital, Almont, the past week.
Rev. Kelley and family left Mon
day morning for his former home
at Warkworth, Ont, on a visit to
his mother. He will assist in
three weeks grove meeting.
The Flint district of the Free
Methodist church will hold
campmeeting one mile north of
Inlay City over the 4th of July,
beginning June Both and ending
July 9th.
The Cleaners of Old Brockway
will give a dancing party at their
hall Thursday evening, June oath,
to which the public is cordially in
vited. Music by Bailey's orchestra
of Port Huron. Bill, $1.50, includ-
ing war tax.
AL Knisley, Mrs. Chas. Slosser
and Mrs. Chas. Weymouth drove
to Saginaw Tuesday to see Rev.
Saxbee, who suffered a stroke of
paralysis a short time ago. Mrs.
Knisley has been up there nursing
the reverend gentleman.
Mrs. Chas. Richardson and
daughter, Mrs. Eva Lothian and
two children Robert and Margar-
ct. left Tuesday morning for Lon
don, Ont, on visit to relatives
and friends. Mrs. Richardson and
grandchildren will spend several
weeks among friends in different
parts of Canada.
Memphis White Shrine of Jeru-
salem No. 20, held their regular
meeting Tuesday evening. At this
time 80 names were balloted on
and seven new petitions presented
for membership. There will be a
special meeting for the initiation
of candidates from Yale, Capac,
Almont, Richmond and Romeo on
Monday evening.-Memphis Bee.
VIM. F. Barr is issuing cards an
nouncing a grand dancing party
TO be given at the Auditorium, Yale
on Friday evening, June 25th.
FinzePs eight-piece orchestra will
do the honors and Master Cox,
Port Huron's silver tone tenor
will sing. The occasion will be
one long to be remembered by
those who attend and take part.
Everybody cordially invited. Bill,
$3.50, including war tax.
l.. A. Sperry, one of our honored
subscribers, called at the EXPOSE
tor Office this week and casually
remarked q read in last weeks
issue about A. H. Patterson, 80
years old, of Almont, assisting in
the Herald office setting type
without the aid of glasses. | am
past 80 years of age and have new
er worn glasses, and can read the
smallest type in a newspaper
quite readily"
Cyril and Ellery Weller, both
Croswell boys, have rented the
Lindke garage at Watertown and
taken possession. They will con-
duct a general repair business in
that town and will also add the
agency of some good machine this
fall. Both are good workmen and
will give the people over at Water
town good service. Cyril has been
working in the Hall garage in
lCroswell, while Ellery has been
with the Ford service station at
Yale for some time.-Croswell
Jeffersonian.
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SERVICE HOG-Registered o. /.
c. Fee $500, cash. f. j. Rice,
~ miles east, IA south of Yale
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Expositor liners pay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-07

ways set a definite date for moving
and to make arrangements that we
can fulfill
Sat this time Of the year we rent
trucks to parties for trips. parties
and picnics up or down the valley
These trucks are fitted up with com
Portable equipment. and We furnish
a careful and reliable driver. The
rental is always reasonable. and never
set at a figure that is exorbitant-
If we live to be a hundred and
thirteen years Of age. We intend to
live it AL in Fl Paso. II we live
longe4. It win be the same. We are
only glad that we settled in this
great empire and have the utmost
confidence IN It's future. The Cham
Der Of Commerce Of FL Paso Is to
be commended for the prompt and
efficient way in which It has reached
out and for the way In which IL is
at present reaching out to bring citi-
zsus here There are no doubt other
business men who can tell the same
story which have told regarding
their settling in FL Paso. Through
such efforts FL Paso cannot fail to
make great city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-07

ful, prompt and satisfactory in the
extreme.
I'VE are exceedingly careful to
avoid scratching or damaging house
hold goods. pianos. etc We are
equipped to do all the lines Of haul
ing and transfer work mentioned
We can do light or heavy hauling
with equal facility"
our packing department is also
very efficient. as each and every man
we employ is an expert in this line.
When our men do job Of packing
it is a safe bet that it VIII reach its
destination absolutely intact and IN
harmed
II one owns a car and has no ga
rage Of his own. we viii store It for
him at a moderate cost Our floor
space IS ample, and our brick building
is safe. We cater also to this line Of
business.
Our storage department also in
cludes the storage OF other articles.
such as household effects. merchsn-
disc. etc. When you store your
goods with Us you need not feel IN
easy about them as they are safe
from fire and theft
Our business Is still growing, and
We feel sure that It win continue TO
grow with the city. FL Paso should
more than double in the next ten
years. Our business has more than
doubled IN the past three years We
expect It 70 more than double in the
next three years. In the next 10
years It should grow to several times
its present size and capacity.
Our business has grown through
careful attention to every important
detan Of the business. which is to
say that we have not overlooked any
detail that adds to tbs more success
ful operation Of our establishment.
People do not Ike to have a job Of
put off a week beyond the
time at which they had planned TO
move Many times In Fl Paso peo-
pie buy q home or lease a place and
aim to move about a certain tine.
Other people are waiting to occupy a
residence they are IN. A few days de-
lay causes a great deal Of trouble
and dissatisfaction In many Instances
We ain at all times to avoid such
circumstances Our aim is to al