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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04
CHICAGO Is
TREACHEROUS
EARN MARKET

Chicago. M oct 4.-Chicago's mar
ket Tor fruit and vegetables from
middle west truck farms g. a
treacherous Inefficient system work
Ing at the expense OF both producer
and consumer" the Illinois AEricul-
tural association declares in a state
msnt made public here today.
The association has recently de-
termined 20 establish a fruit and
vegetable marketing department. and
as step toward this end recently
sent an expert into the South Water
Street market, the largest OF its kind
IA the world, and the Randolph mar
ket At the same time he reviewed
prices I'm grocery stores
What the produce grower receives
on these markets bears extremely
little relation 20 what the consumer
pays for the same vegetables the
association declares. The inVestiga-
tion reported produce was being
taken back 10 be dumped because its
growers could not afford 60 sell al
the price offered
should Improve Standard
There is room for farmers them
selves TO improve their methods, the
associations investigator reported
He said he found need for more hon
est methods and for better Standard
zatiou- At association headquarters
it was said that the first efforts OF
the ASSOCIATION in developing market
Ing methods would be made at
home" with the farmers for better
ment IN these respects. The associa-
tions statement summarizing the re-
port received says;
Producers have no way Of telling
the supply OF demand OF the market
and cannot supply the market inteIli-
gently. Soms days there Is Hood
Of certain kinds OF produce and very
al" ~.
product the next day.
Prices differ 100 percent 20 grow
ers on the same products and the
same quality, even the same hour Of
the day.
''Thers IS little Standardization Of
packages and considerable dishonesty
.=Ths price received by growers on
the quantity on the market has little
or nothing 10 do with retail prices In
some 600 auto trucks from q
radius OF so miles from Chicago come
70 the Randolph and south water
street markets each day. These
truck gardeners sen to commission
men. wholesale houses, speculatOrsl
peddIers, hucksters and consumers
In order TO set stand 1cr the next
days market. truck growers begin
10 arrive at .. 10. The drivers sleep
on TOD or under their wagons waiting
for the market 70 open up next
morning
The price a grower gets depends
largely upon how good a Euesser he
Be- on the supply Of produce On the
market that day and his dickerlnG
sti1ftv with the buyers he meets In
restfEarion shows that some grow
ers sold tomatoes ia the box ana
bags OF corn for more than twice as
much as others on the same morning
A market may luctuate from 50 20
100 percent in garden products WITHIN
6 Jew hours time
DAY after day many trucks 90
home with part Of their load TO be
dumped and other days there IS
shortage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04
Plans to Enforce
German-Austrian reatie,

Paris, France, Oct. Important
measures are to be taken 70 en-
force the terms Of the treaties Win
Geruznv and Austria and prevent a
union between those nations. should
the proposed Austrian plehlstic de-
eide in favor OF the project. according
10 the foreign office today
fThe Austrian national assembly on
October I adopted unanimously a
notion calling on the government 20
carry ont within six weeks a pleols-
cite On the union OF Austria with
Germauy.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04
GREATER Ell PASO'S SPECIAL
DTTION IS OFF PRESSES

The Peace and Prosperity edition
Of Greater FL Paso, The official pubi-
cation Of the chamber Of commerce
cane from the presses Monday. The
issue Is printed in both English and
Spanish and viii be given an extern
BiVe circulation in Mexico blythe trade
eEcursiouists who leave SUNDAY. The
magazine has IS pages, exclusive Of
cover.
The magazine contains articles by
C. A. Martin, 7. ,. GWiu, LaWrencs A.
Gardner, Ed Sanders. Ralph 2 Her
ron Rufe March. l. u. ClaTpocL
Smith Witham, Dexter p Mapel and
Czmllio Padiua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04
HUERTA REGIME MAY EFFECT
RECONCILIATION With DIAZ

Teracruz. 1IeE-, Oct 4.-(By the
Associated Pressl .-NeEotia look
ing TO a reconciliation between Cen
Felix Diaz, nephew Of former presi-
dent Dlaz OF Mexico, and the de Ia
Huerta administration. are TO be
opened as a result Of a conference
held in the state Of Veracruz, at the
formers hacienda near Martinez de Ia
Tore, northern Neracruzs last Inurs-
day.
Few details OF the meeting could
be learned. but at its conclusion a
message vas addressed by Dtaz 70
Gen Oregon the Mexican president
elect, stating that be believed union
between the elements which had over
thrown the Carranza government was
possible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04
MORE BIG WELLS IN
BRECKENRIDGE OIL Eel D

Breckenridge. Tex. Oct IA 1900
barrel ven has been brought in by
the General Production company or
block 68. Breckenridge townslte. This
is the Burnside wei, four blocks west
Of the courthouse.
The Hale 10. Of the r. A. Land
reth company. one mile south OF town,
ig IN making 1000 barrels from a
depth Of 51s5 feet.
Al 500 barrel well has been brought
~ by HALE and knight one mile south
sand It VIII be drilled deeper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04
american Flag Ordered
Abope That of Mexico

A Mexican flag displayed above
an American Tag on a residence IN
the $500 block on TularOsa street
Monday morning brought an order
from patrolmen J. z Beck and p z
Mcknight that the flags be reversed
Occupants Of the house explained
that they had Intended TO violate no
military rule OF show any disrespect
20 the American Tag and agreed
promptly 20 make the change
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

a7=eaH---r--==-----~-~--
The State Of TeEas
County Of FL Pzso-
Notice IS hereby given that the T. G.
Billings company, a partnership com
posed Of F. G. Billings and John c. Nc
Nary, has this day been dissolved. and
the undersigned have this day organized
corporation % carry on a general mer-
chandise business fl e Paso. Texas. IN
der the name OF T. G. Billings company.
said business 20 Be conducted At the pres
cut place Of business Of the said =. q.
Billings company.
Dated this list day Of September 1890.
p G. Billings.
John C. McNarV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
FOR SALE roominE house o. 70 rooms.
rent very reasonable, 5000 cash J. s.
Crozier. sos Trust Bldg, Pm 2955-
TO BUY Oh SELL that roominE or apart
ment house. hotel or bushes See Meters.
JAMES L. mARR q COMPANH-
Phone 1850 sos san Antonio St
ONE Of the best IS room hotels IN Fl
Paso. Thoroughly modem. centrally locat-
ed. steam heat Is rooms with bath, al
ways fun, clearing $500 monthly. by own
er, no agents. address 7 a. care Herald
SACRIFICE. BY OWNER.
LEAVING CITY.
20 room apartment. nicely furulEhed. a
bargain price S1S5a. cash s2511- Ph-
7s07, ask for Mr. Brown
90 ROOM HOTEL, in the heart o. city;
this place VII net f6e0 per month. price
$4,000. about haf cash
Fl rooms arranged To apartments, $3.50,
half cash
rooms AID 8 sleeping porehss. $500,
---- WINTERS & SMITH.
eos Trust Bldg Phone 1Il4.
WITHOUT DOUBT THE BEST APART
NIENT HOUSE PROPOSITION
IN FL PASOs
- apartments. thoroughly modern. and
1arrs raraEa. II apartments furllEhed. 3
unfurnlshed. from 20 rooms and bath
each: can be bought outright for $500
In the city. net income $4,000 annually.
well located and always fulls lease alone
ia worth more than price asked high
grade furniture worth the price. THIS
IS A GOOD ONE
See Rice or Meters.
JANIS L lLARR a COMRANF-
Realtors.
Pron. frso 51l san Antonio S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04
DEATHS AND BURIALs.


BEHEAHD G.. HOECE. DIES.
Bernard G. Hoeck. 50 years old died
Monday morning at a local hospital
Funeral services viii be held from
The Pezk-Hag edon parlors az . o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, Rev Floyd Poe
officiating Burial viii be ln Ever
green cemetery Hoeck had been Iiv-
ing here for eight months. His sela-
tives live In Denmark.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04
Daily Puzzle



WHEN MARY and Maggie arrived
w on she beach, the fisherman had
only six fish left, which he Of
fered for 48 cents, g the girls pooled
their money and took the mess
Mary contributed 30 cents and Nag
gle Is cents They intended to divide
their purchase IL proportion 20 their
money Investments, when they spied
Martha hurrying TO the scene Having
cornered the market, they were en-
abled TO unload two OF the fish upon
the late arrival for the cost OF the
whole six
After Martha had departed Mary
and Maggie proceeded to divide the
48 cents as they thought right. and
then each Of them took two OF the
remaining fish and went their respec-
tive ways.
Now. IL the girls made an equitable
division OF that 48 cents, who can tell
just how much each Of them should
have rec6iTed2
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE.
Asti. Capri. Como. Coratc. Genoa
Copyright 1919 By sam Lloyd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

P P Russell. Is years old. died
Saturday a. La Union, n. n. Funeral
services we're conducted Monday
morning at IL o'clock from the chapel
Of -Hagedon Undertaking com
pany. Rev P P Enickerbocker off
ciating. and burial following in Con
cordia cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

Romulo Escobar, one Of the man
ayers Of the Esc0bar Bros agricul-
turaI school at Juarez. has been as
signed By the Mexican department
OF agriculture 70 assist IN the estab-
Iishment Of agricultural schools IN
Mexico. He has been in Mexico city
at the request OF Gen. antonio Villa
real, secretary Of agriculture
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

A y. Mckee. immigration inspector.
Who died Saturday night. viii be
buried this Afternoon The funeral VIII
be from The home at 1Io5 East Rio
Graude. ar Mckee had charge Of the
Chinese division OF the immigration
service here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

FOR sALE-HiFh oven gas store ana
other furniture. sold by the piece 1873
. Y Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04


sS5o WILL BUY small business making
from 200 70 $500 per month. Phi 5f55W.
FOR sALE-Thres chair barber chop. old
stand, doing good business 7. J.. o'Reiley.
Alamogordo, n IL
CONFECTIONERY = Between 2 picture
shows, VIII take Ford car IN part pay
ment 50l9 Alameda
GOOD chance TO open gent's furuishinFs
store with party having a stock OF cloth
Ing. address A 81. care Herald
DLAMOND-Perfect about 2 karats. now
security for $500 with bank, for sale
cheap. must sen Ph- I0l7, Mr.. Bisseu.
GROCERY store at invoice. near beer par
ior, $685. restaurantH, all prices
WHTERs & SMITH,
eos Trust Bldg. Phone IVA
OWNER-stock OF grocery and fixtures.
Eood lease, low rent market leased out
Aadress l0s care Herald.
FOR sALE-By owner. blaclzsmlth Shop.
good location and good business. reason
for selling leaving town Inquire 5s25
AlAlnela.
DULLES AUTO AIARKET-Garars- M
inE station and paint shop. all for sale
cheap VIII consider q good late model
car as part payment 1901 Texas. Phi.
REsTAURANT-DolaE good cash business
N Llr1tF settled OIL field town. good
school, churches money maker. good
reason for selling. address IS. Chronlcie.
Houston, Tex
BARBER shop for sale, very best Iocation.
an up 20 date fixtures doing hfr h-rrTra-a
owner sick must sell and leave climate al
once part cash. balance easy terms For
fun particulars, see Lathrop. e Pnso
buainess Ezohange. IL W san Antonio.
Phi. 1905.
WANTED-Partner 70 buy half f1tereTt
In Established manufacturers agency
handling only first class and nationally
advertised auto accessories. have All
soma. tsew Mexico and West Texas terri
tory including Panhandle. more than I
can handle alone. Address A IS. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

A Ruiz Sandoval, consular particu-
lar al the Mexican consulate. left for
Mexico City Monday TO confer with
provisional president Adolfo de Ia
Huerta- He viii be IN Mexico City
when the Fl Paso business men on
the peace and progress excursion ar
rive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

Fearing the strike at Santa Barbara.
among miners will spread 70 Parral
federal troops have been rushed there
TO preserve order according 20 in
formation received in Juarez. Two
thousand miners are demanding a 90
narcent lncreass in waEeg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

FOR BETTER class Of used furailurs aad
damaged goods Try Hcuser. sol and SOS z
I san Antonio. Phi $40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

Through The efforts OF Jorge Arel-
e1Ies. inspector in charge Of the
Juarez immigration office, arrange
ments have been made for tourists 70
buv stamps for border passports a.
the bridge station Just across the line
In Tuarez as the car enters that place
At This station stamps may be bought
and Cancelled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

Juarez observed a holiday Monday
IN honor Of Gen Iguacio Enriquez's
Inauguration as governor OF Chihua-
hua- The Mexican colors we're raised
Monday morning and q salute fol-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

% s room houss.
&c Of house could Be rented
en- n ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

George Pierce, an American tourist.
was fined SO IN Juarez and released
He was arrested Saturday night when
IN an argument with HeLicans in a
saloon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

Louis Kline, IS years old. died sat
urdzy at e local hospital. The body
IS being held at the Peak-HaEedon
undertaking establishment pending
Instructions from relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04
Oil and Mining


REPUBLIC MINING & MILLING COM
FANE SrOCKH0LuEHs."
Owners q shares Of the capital stock Of
the Republic Mining q Mluius CO. q
New Mexico. are requested % ccnnuni-
cate Immediately with the Silver city Ma
tlonal Bank Of silver city. n Il
MEXICAN OPPORTUNITIEs ARE
KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR
We are about 10 resume operations on 2
high grade sllrer-lead properties. Mines
not prospects on the west coast o. Mex
lcc. that VIII pay big returns on invest
m1uts We have complete equipment lor
mining and smelling operations 20 handle
amount Of capital 20 put property on a
Shipping t1sas this o. high class In
v1stment for bankers. business men and
miners that know a winner when they
perienced and successful mining men For
particulars Phi A25f or 1881 or $50, write
S II. d. S. Co.. p. o. BOX 25f. II Fasos
Tex
TO THE BUSINESS AND MINING MEN:
am now ready to furnish ah kinds or
information on properties and mining
prospects that are now free Of any claims
In the state OF Chihuahu1- Mex Plans
Information. measures. and progressive
forwarding Of a judicial proceeding until
the acquisition Of titles Lands lor ayr
culture. cattle raising and also coal ana
Plans OF. santa EuIalla. Farral Minas
NuevaE. Cuevecillaa. Las Anlmas. Cuai-
huirlachle. Almoluya. santa Barbara- Los
LameutcE Elciuillas. Placer De l11dalrpes
Naica, slerra &c Enmsdio. sabinaL Mineral
de Cordero and many others
Maps OF all the states OF the Hepunlic
Of Mexico. Blue prlnts. blue line prints,
and also ccmuerclaI drafting. For further
JOSE PORRAs UGAHIEs
rs Myrtle Ave- Phi. 1881. Il E1lo. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

Juarez police, according TO a report
made 10 their chief. saved the life
Of a Mexican woman sunday night
when they rushed 70 her side and
urested a pistol from her grasp She
berEed 10 KIN herself. but the al
IeFed attempted suicide was tolled
and the gun taken from her Her
name was Benencia Rodriquez-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04
Special Notices

LNEElaL MuLlEG
HElIsTITCHING, picot. accordlan plating.
Mss 3. Corun1. IS Buckler Bldg, Pm 1911.
HELTON PAINT CO.-Psinun PAPER
nanslnE. decorating sos a. Stanton. Fhf2f7
MATTRESSES RENOVATED. E2s RUGS.
Cleaned. 81 Erwin MFG. CO. PH. 1l1o.
HEMsTITCHING, alterations accordian
Jones, SIX Emporium EOS Texas Phi. fI12.
GO TO Lobby Bar. as z. san Antonio
St and you VIII be surprised az the big
lunch you get for Csc
HEMsTTrCHIEG. pieot edge work done on
short notice any kind OF material Singer
sewing Aaehine Co. eos s Fl Paso-
EXPECT cleaning. pressing and repairing
dept for ladies and gentlemen. DUNDEE
WOODEN MILLS, Phi 1870.
ACCORDLAN. knife box plating. slrlrt
lengths hamstitchinE. hats blocked. clean
inEi pressing 4ls n oregon. Phi 111A.
SEWING machines bought. sold. rented
and repaired. all work guaranteed light
running. Free can Peters. Phi z7ss. iz5
~ A-l-5-1-
-OUT, damned spot out. 7 say''-1lac-
beth Speaking Of dirty watches. we
BAENETT's. 80 SAN ANTONIO. TEX.
UNITY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITY
Monday nights. 6 O'Clock. prosperity meet
MS daily, Il % J. noons
FARMERS. ATTENTION.
Make more money from your Alfalfa ~
marketing e through dairy COWS. We are
prepared 20 handle All the good, clean
milk you can ship rs; Il will pay you 20
Investigate
PRICES DAIRY COMPANY.
Phone 194s- Ice n. Piedras St.
THE FL PASo MATTRESS MIG. co. has
installed the most modern machinery 10
the manufacture Of mattresses o. all riulE.
Our special Is rencvafinE maftresses-
renoEatlnE, tLl5. us PAX e.. Phi SIS
62.00-Handsomeiy set diamond scarf
pin. as tbs plus 2-3znda karat. minute flaw
in edge Invisible 20 naked eye. slightest
canary tinEe, brilliant sparkler. address
p. o. BOX III. City.
THE ECONOMIC SHOE REPAIRING.
los E Overland St., Tony Lana. Prop.
Why no. Join ne and cut the high cost o.
shoe repzi-inE7 I can repair your shoes
with the best material and We do the
best workmanship.
Half soles gewed on.....--..T5c ana 500
WHT2 ! do ny Own work. I rebuild your
shoes. 7 do not c0bhle- Nail orders So
lcited.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

ALfAA-1AH " r e -
On account OF the yellow fever cpl
de1nlc IN the Tampico district, inspec-
tors for the United States public
health service have been advised by
the surgeon general Of the public
health service TO refuse travellers
from Tampico, Veracruz ana Iu1pan
entry into the United States until
six days have elapsed since their de-
narturs from injected areas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

7
ONE office room for rent 40 FL Paso
Bank Bldg
FOR RENT-store building. $3.50 sacra-
mento. With elztures- SOS. VIII rent part
I LARGE Etoreroom vita basement. On cor
1er. suitable for any business specla- for
manufacturing or distributing company.
Anton CamoEze. 12l1. E san Antonio
FOR RENT-A large and a snail Office
Oh the Herald building. Heat. light and
1anltor service furnished Reasonable rates.
Apply % the Auditor o. The Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

FOR SALE.
A g2z1o0 stock Of shelf and build
ers. hardware located On Las
Cruces. d. u. Las Cruces
is tn the heart OF the upper
RIO Grande Valley. about 80 miles
north Of Fl Paso, where cotton.
produce and other farm products
are grown IN abundance Best To-
cation % town. Rent reasonable
Lease can be transferred 20 pur-
chaser. This IS best opportunity
offered IN the Southwest 20 any
one Who desires 20 engage in the
hardware business IN a good town
with a promising future
TBI-sTATE ASSOCIATION or
CREDIT MN.
Fl Fasu. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

Help Wanted-Salesmen
SALESMAN TO sell ribbons and hat baada
on commission z. P Bornenann- Corr.
Paterson, N. y.
Held Wanted-MaIe and Female
WANTED-First class cook Il Paso San
atorium-
MEN WO5IEN-Prspsrs for postal clerk
positions 10 Texas. begin fl11. particulars
free Write Modern Institute. 225 Charles
CASH paid for short stories. poems jokes.
etc, particulars With copy Of Unique
1[aEazlne. 10c- Pub. Unique Magazine
Dept. z. Box. "a. canutillo. Tex
Help Wanfed-Femals
~~~~
WANTFD-Merican girl for houssuoriL
1870 Hawthorne. Fh- 515A
WANTED-3Iezican gil for general
housework. Phi 1855
WANTED-Good Mclean cook. good
vases Apply z491 Montana, Phi 3o27-
GIRL for general houssEor1. must stay
nlEhIs. 500 Prospect Apt 8
WANTED-Glrl 10 work By the week
1924 Wyoming.
WANTED-Girl for general houseWork-
Apply SO Upson Ave-
ENGLISH speakinE 1IeIicza Elri for
tray work. sunnycrsst sanatoriu1l-
GOOD cook wanted, must stay nights.
references regarded 1913 2. RIO Grande-
WANTED-Giris 70 wait tables Apply
Chocolate shop
WANTED-Ezpsrisneed sewing EiriE Ap-
WASTED-At once. e1psrisnesd girl for
eleaulnE. SIS y. Oregon
WANTED - Experienced chambermaid.
good waEsL Apply the New Mexico Cot
taEe sanatoriuna. silver CITY. y. IL
WANTED-At once. practical uurse. Ma
tioual T. B. sanatoriuna- AlamoEordo,
~ Il
MONEY d the root q an EVIL We loan
Dc on anything q v1lue-
BARNETT's, 90 san ASI0NIo. TEX
WANTED-TounE lady, experienced IN
marking merchandise Apply office The
white House
MN WANTED for detective Woriz- write
]. Ganor, former government detective.
81 Louis. No.
WANTED woman regularly for Ten-
eral house cleaning so5 Austin st.. Pr
WANTED-Lady cook white or colorsd.
good salary with room and board Ad-
dress IS. care Herald
WAETED-An experienced English EpsaiE-
ing Mexican gil for cleaning The West
moore. 555 ". Missouri
WANT middle aged woman as practical
nurse and 70 do cooking FOR I pe-on. good
JOB. nos wyoming
WAETED-EnEl ish spesilinF 1lszieaa Eirl.
some cooking good wages. prefer one 20
stay nights. Phi sossM.
WANTED-WhIts help for kitchen and
dining room Apply Stewart, s1aldon
Hotel
AMERICAN woman FOR general house
work. small family. Apply sos san iran
cisco.
WANTED-Compsten white OF colored
woman TO cook IN small family, good
wages for right party elI Mo1tana- Apt A.
WANTED-Competent nurse maid. enc
who win stay nights preferred. good wages
and good home Ph- 41l9 or call At los
w California 81
A RELIABLE effes girl for dental office.
must speak Spanish nuen.iy. Dr. Ebert.
216 1fula Bldg
MEXICAN gentleman. 50 years old. needs
an American young lady English teacher.
individual lessons Answer 20 Mr. Ma
varro. p. o. Box $50
GOOD COOK fer sauatoriuna. short hours
SIS to start and room sunnycrest sana-
torium-
WANTED-At once, ezperisnced dining
room Mattresses and I experienced lunch
counter waitress Apply Modern CAFE.
basement NILS Bids.
WHITE woman to act as cook and house
keeper. prefer some one who through
force Of circumstances Is compelled 70
earn her own way and who viii apprscI-
ate a good home with good pay. In fam
flw. no washing. Pm. 4lla.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04
Personal

MTLLTSERT-Mme- seEall. sos y. kan
saE New hats made. old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold
WANTED-To communicate with some
one going 70 Houston who viii take and
care for 9 year old baby boy call Era-
Ferguson. Western Union, between q pm
and u o'clock
When ycu haven't got a dollar
And yCur room rents long past cue
To soak your valuahleg with Us
Would be the proper thing TO do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-04

FOUR wire stools az So small desk. oak.
81 go inch dining table. round. 81. cd
kitchen chairs Sl-I5s nice bookcase. sos
high chair. s.. center table. SAGE rock
er So laundry stove. sl- heater So
dresser. SIS. Q inch pest bed- flzs ma
hoEany dresser. SIS; library la1pl 81 sa1
stove. SIC. kitchen table. fLils new pll-
lows. fl15- wardrobe. SIS cl-i1a chair
IS. gate leg table. f1es breakfast table
s.. an che above furniture ls cl1c1llls1
and on the bargain counter EaEle
FURNITURE CO., 100 g Mszz- Rh- sle-
DROrHEAD Whlra sewing r1acAll.s t-7-
Used c1rnets. SIS Up Dining tables. Sc ~
Kitchen tables. 50 Up Gas ranges SIS ID
Coed coal ranges. SIS coal auc gas bat
err. al sizes and prices, both new a11
used EsfriEs-ar1rl So 20 SIS Lawn
mouerE. worth SIS. now IS ID Get ore
Tor next year Porch srlrEs. 81 Irou 1cdz.
r1cd unss. $3.50 90 f1l Springs. AZ price,
1Laltresses- new u1lts cotton. relied edEe1-
da-dle1. $50 Ged pillows. 81 each We
have q iot o. dandy good 1resssrr 81 bar
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