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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
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Public Markets
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star iss. fresh ehurnsd butter. . ms
r.ass strictly fresh ranch eggs tbo doz.
peanut butter. 7sc rbx stall 1914. sardines
In olive oil, ibo can. Stall 1914. corn
syrup. lie can: ko-Knb Nsptha sosp.
&c bar; large pkg. swifi's vsshinK pow
best tomatoes. zoe n. cherrier. bs.
use Stalls 1911. boiling beef. i7he ~;
beef steak. 7zhc NJ, shoulder lamb. isc
NJ. stalls 1917. cut string beans, isc
cam svaporatsd peaches. lie ~. 2 pkgs
pifno. lso.
PIKE PLACE
Ftsn ~. fine graduated s-esr. . ms
.se fts. sec. Stall es. tall can carna-
ton milk. AVE. Stall 70. pure fresh
milk. i2c at Stan 10. No. new to-
ussto~s. 1850 per sack. onions. site per
sack; Old potatoes 1850 per sack Stall
II. sweet oranges. soc don Suakist lem
ons, soc don. bananas. soc dox Stall IL
soc can pure olive oil. ale: <-or. Royal
baking powder, iSe. &c can cabbage,
ibc. sbe cans solid pack tomatoes. abc.
pkss cresnsftss. 1be. Stall So. . small
bulk margarine. stc 10; butter. SIC to
tsc n. staii -. Ms. pure lard. tEe.
boiling beet. lee 10.
SANITARY
sfsfs i7--f.s. pkgs Post Tossties.
asrA s'f phFs bfhurihs zoe ffhflt Ap-sI,
fresh ehurned batter. zoe NJ: fresh ranch
EGGS. CSC don. grange rnsrmalade. soc
n. stalls 9s-5s. MazolA oil. ssc pit. CSC
At. si..s Y -Fal ms. ". J. II. coffee.
Use. Maximum coffee. zoe 10. Stalls
si-ss. fiist Of trout. 1Sc 10: smoked
salmon. zse ~; chicken halibyt. zoe N.
s,ab -, heavy jar rings, . don sbc.
Hilis coffee. Ese 10. 80 ms. siss: Flake
white or crisco. :sc N. stall III. Del
Monte beans. Zoe and isc can. orange
mArmaisde. toe jar. picked herring. stc
jar. stalls R-is-ib. home grown beans.
outdoors tomatoes. rbs stc. Stalls
t-T-s. eornsd beef. te NJ: boiling beef
ice N. pot roast. Toe NJ: lamb stex,
Toe ID; pure lard rbs tle
CORNER
stan fef. sugar Z ms sse. . rss 81 IS;
eans Cooperative milk. t7e: fresh ranch
sgxs eor tsc. Stall ;. smoked legs
% mutton. sc n. pot roast. ikc n;
round steak. fte N. Stall ~. rcd snap
per, fbs sSes Hing cod. fbs 7tc: ten
dsrioia Of hsiibut. zee n. 1911 FiEt
J-niua paaeaks fiour. pkss sSe: Al
sers rolled osts . psrs 7Se: Rdxways
silver label tea. ste 70. Stall iio. Lax.
psEs fte: Rinso psxs isc; sugar
corn. iTo can t-ss PiS- st. hamburger,
100 10; lamb stew. Zoe ~. boDsiess
oornsd beef. awe N.
ECONOMY
stan a.. carns,ion milk. tan can f.e.
stall 81. sugar, : rtS CSC. Ma sse.
stan So shredded coeoanut zee 10: toc
coffee. rbs. si.io. ~ ms sse: shsiied
raw peanuts ms .se. Stalls i-s-s. beef
steak. zoe 10: Ssal~s,~sk. zoe D.s lamb
steak. ace N. Stalls sT-sk, Hills red can
coffee. soc. de Royal baking powder.
sTe. lem. pail Karo syrup. Sc stain
-. eorned beef. izao 10: sho-s ribs.
isyc n; sirloin steak. ;se n. Stall -.
halibut. zee NJ. black cod. fts s5ci
red snapper. ! ros sse. Stall 20. is
fts best flour. 7Sc. 10 ms. scratch feed.
soc. 10 rns chick feed. sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Bank Employees
Picnic on Island

The Washington Mutual Savings
bank gave picnic Sunday at fsol.
lin Sanford's country home at
westwood. on Bainbridge Island.
which was attended by IS en-
ployea A picnic lunch waa given
by the bank. followed by swimming.
canoeing and lawn Tennis. A must.
cal program was given in which
Herbert Bryant. william hates and
J. II. Folk rendered numbers. Miss
Ruth Garfield. soprano. sang sew.
cral soios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Railway Wage Award
Has Little Effect on
Men York EXCHANGE

NEW YORK July rrecs irregular the
smeter SOY off y; sudebakot 90 off ixi
southern Railway as off vanadum SIN off Tobacco roducs
weolen bethlehem
Motors AN off VI fan-Aneran ios OFF ~ Pennynnia sss
o
II
baldwin and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Expect Air Mail
Service to B. C..

Edward McGrath. superintendent
OF railway mail service. win leave for
Vancouver. II. c.. Thursday on of
fetal business. While there he will
push the matter OF the scattievic.
toria air mail service. he said, any
expects 90 have definite accepta
ton or rejection upon his return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Status Of Frisco Market

BAN rRAScIsco. yuiy fo--nattsr--
Essrsa zee par ID. prime nrst~ tsse
per H.
Esrs-rssr.a zee per dos; sirysa. Sc
rsv dos. dir,irs. Ne. !. sec Per dcs. sstfa
ssc per dor-
ch.~s~-csuferria flats. fancy. see per
n. frsss ,gAe per H. Oregon trtpists
ale per 10. Oregon z. A.. stc par ID. Cal
tfornlz Y. A.. sse osr il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Day of Days for
Mayor Caldwell

Mayor Caldwell. In the five
months he has been In office as
tho eity's chief executive. has
welcomed 10 Seattle famous zen.
erals. sdmirals. cabinet officers
and financial giants. But Tues
day morning he greeted HIS most
important and welcome guest
his mother. Mrs. T. NJ. CALDWELL.
Of Thomssviiie. Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Deputy Can't Sit
on Pension Board

Right Of the deputy city comp
enoJier 70 officiste on the police
ia firemen's pension boards was
Aenied Tuesday In an opinion rem
dared by Corporation Counsel Wal
esr r. Meier.
s4Oniy the ministerial duties OF
NJ city comptroller, as a member
- the pension boards. may be per-
formed by . Deputy" Meier de-
N1nseA u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
CONTRACT
WITH c. SHIPS
Want Them to Garry U. S,
Mail

rf negotiations between the Cana
dian Pacific Oriental liners and the
Seattle postoffioc district are sue
eeSsful. mall win soon be carried
from the states to China and Japan
thru direct contract.
The Canadian postal department,
and the Empress liner officials at
present are In n controversy over
mail contracts. In the past the
American mail has been handled
Try the Canadian postoffice. As
the Americans are not members
Of the controversy. II In believed
that an arrangement can he made
20. dead directly with the Empress
vessels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Uses Bed Clothes
to Escape Blaze

Trapped in his room by fire. a
man living in the two-story frame
dwelling OF l.. NJ. Gran. $3.50 Latona
ave, slid to safety down n bed clothes
rope early Tuesday. Fire damage
TO the house and contents Is estlnat-
ed at 5000. Cause Of fire Is un-.
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Sianese Have a
Sense of Humor

LONDON. July 2o.--siamcsc stu.
dents. says n London educator. define
some words as follows.
LARA bad adjective for boy.
Kick--A verb OF the foot
Hop-A verb OF the frog.
wig-Hypocrite nair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
u. S. Board to Live
Up to Marine Act

WASHINGTON. July so.--The
United states shipping board intends
10 live up 10 the letter OF the provi.
sions OF tho Jones merchant marine
act, which gives rail rate preference
to goods moving for export to Amer.
lean dependencies In American ships.
Chairman Benson said here ycster.
day. before the. national association
Of farmcrA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Reported by Wireless

July fs--s,r J. A. Moffett ;es miles
south of Ocean Falls. ID. G.. soathtound.
at y. m.
Y. =. Naval Coa0unseatteas
July s--sstr HARDWOOD. Crays Hsrhor
for San Francisco. sat miles north Of Aan
Francisco at .. m. rtr Lyman Stewart.
Seattle for Port San Luis. bis miles Com
Port san Luin at .. IN str EffinrSam.
Seattle for San Pedro. 20 miles south Of
Columbia river at y. m. str Admiral
Dewey. San Francisco for seattIs. 1853
miles from Seattle az .. m: str De-
light. Seattle for Yokohama. i.s7e miles
from Cape fIsftsry at p. M str Pansa.
seattls for Shanghai. i.sss miles from
seattle At y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
WASHINGTON. July 20. TT

WASHINGTON. July 20. - The
American consd1 at Nuevo Laredo,
Mexico. has demanded atonement OF
the Mexican authorities for raids by
troops OF the DE In Huerta govern.
mcnt early Sunday morning on the
ranch of Alfred Matthews, an
American citizen at Alton. state OF
Nuevo Leon. tho state department
announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Retail Prices Are
Boosted in Month

WASHINGTON. July so.-Retail
prices Increased two per cent In
tho month ending June Is. the
labor department announced today
At the sane time wholesale prices
decreased one per cent. according to
tho announcement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
u. S. Watches Plan
to Law Off Workers

WASHINGTON. July .o.-The
government Ia watching with deep
interest" the proposed lay-off OF men
by the Pennsylvania railroad and the
closing OF the American wooden mills.
II was said at tho white House to-
day.
!, was no; indicnted II any action
was contemplated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Candidates Shy,
ONLY Two File

Only two new candidates signified
their intentions OF running for pub
lie office Tuesday. according to
County Auditor Norman wardail
They were: George It. Erickson,
state representative. 42nd district
and c. Il. Hughes. state representa-.
tive 45th district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Deported "Reds"
on Way to Coast

Tho 30 Russian reds" and five
other deportees who left Seattle at
midnight Sunday. were turned over
70 the deporting officer at Portland
and left for the East aboard the
special train Monday, according to a
report received by the local immigra-
ton authorities Tuesday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Publish History
of u. S. Shipping

A complete history Of the Amer.
lean merchant marine has just
been published by tho New York
Marine News Co. and contains 500
and operation from the Revolution.
AIRY war until the present day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Council Wants to
Stop Gas Exports

Los ANGELES. July eo.--Rc~oiu-
tons demanding that the federal
government take action 10 prevent
the expectation OF gasoline from the
United States until domestic needs
are Satisfied have been adopted By
the city council here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Huck Finn Spirits
at Watermelon Car

Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer were
there In spirit but not In body.
That's why 20 watermelons were
stolen from a freight car at Railroad
ave. and Marion 1T. Tuesday. The
melons belonged 70 Ryan Fruit Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July so.-Yoreiw- ca
change opened essiss today Demand
sterling. ASIA. off lsc. francs. u sse.
off 10 ceusinea. Tires. t5.sfc, eff 80 cen
times. marks. 2sSe. Canadian d0iiAFs.
fNe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20

PORTLAND. July ss---nuttef. Ese per
10
Ewr.--ssg tse per doA
Hens-is q sse per Ii. broiiers. 10 otee
per ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Police Band to Go
to Traffic Convention

The police band will 80 10 the Ma
tionai Traffic convention in San
Francisco next month. A vote taken
among tho members of the force
showed 322 in favor of the trip and
IS opposed. a dance will be held to
raise $4,000 for partial expenses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

Arrived
July :e-s;r Admiral Dewey from sar
Diego via san FRANCHISE ct q. m. str
Jsfferson from Hau,heasf,rn Al.ska at
VIA a m. Z. 4 IA Kansas. Connecticut.
Michigan. Minnesota. south Carolina
and New Hampshire from Annapolis via
ports at a m.
sailed
July ;e-s,r " n. Lovetoy for South.
eastern Alaska st las a m. str Admiral
schlsy for San Diego via San Francisco
at noon. str Alameda for Tacoma ct
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
BANK CI.EARINGS
Boy May Recover
Despite Fracture

Ralph Sims. Is. son Of J. d. Sims.
5042 42nd ave. s.. who fell down an
elevator shaft at Franklin high
school Monday. is In Seattle General
hospital with an even chance OF re-
covery. His skull was fractured.
right leg broken and he may have
received internal injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. July ohCoffee-So !
pio. iske per n. No. Santos. ss . acc
per 10.
sussr-Rs-. ii8issie per ID: sraaa-
lated. s1ass NC per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
RAILROADS HIT
HARD BY H. c. [,
How Costs Of Transporta-
ton Systems Increased

WASHINGTON. July 10Th.
high cost OF living works a hard.
ship upon railroads. too. II In even
worse with railroads than humans.
for. with most humans. II In pos
aiblc 10 get more. wages TO meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20

stubs and eigsrst ends start many for~st
fires. Help protect weeds, streams. see
merry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20

Even . gsrruIous woman WIN hold
her Jaw when she has the toothache
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
WEDN rSpAv
IlflK el

rtrss low rtde
stts q m. ~ n
t1rst nigh tide
stes a IN. 81 n.
second IS~ Tide
.b1 .. IN. 81 ~,
ses~snd high ride
S.se y. M iLs r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
TREATIES IN EFFECT
WITH MANY NATIONS

44kk1ATIES IN EtFE(T
WITH MANY NATIONS
Treaties Of this nature are now
= effect with the following countries:
\ AsgssssaA Italy
No>ao Japan
Hotkvfo lsbsvta
C4tna NeW Granada
Cesta Rion N~shsssands
0eamark Norway
Gsuat nsttAAn Ottoman rs<ts
essesee Paraguay
&sAnes spnis
0nn1uruD sweden
From these countries. and In the
usseis OF these countries. the great
DuR OF our imports come. Indeed.
Dnspt for Germany. Aus,ria-Hun-
~ and Russia. the treaties with
k11ch were terminated by the war.
only old European nation not
uv9ed By sueh q trade treaty pro
1nfon u Portugal.
SEN. you ask. where does the sbro-
- high protective tariff
Right hare. Paragraph 1. sub-sec-
~ J. section Z Of the tarir act OF
0cfober .. 1914. provides:
THAT . discriminating duty Of 10 per
~ Al vaA1rNfns IA ADDITION 70 thf tAtrS
nnpo~~G by las. shall b levied. collected
cd paid on all goods. wares or msr-
ehAndise which shall be imported IN yea
- not Of the UnIsed States
bat this discriminating duty shall not APP
ny 20 I'm portatiors In vessels not Of the
Unffed States entitled by treaty
- convention TO b entered on payment
q shs same duties as shah then b. pay
nhls on goods. wares and merchandise
Imported in vessels Of tn. United states"
TAHITI ON GOODS BROUGHT
ON FOREIGN SHIPS
Tbere Il u 10 per cent tariff tacl<ed
Gnie ivory dollars worth Of goods
bguught 20 the United states In any
vOael not Of American registry.
Az soon as the abrogation OF trade
treaties Is accomplished. the 10 per
cent additional duty provided by par.
aerapa 1. subsection J. automatically
applies.
SO much for the tariff increase as
surcd by the shipping bin. Unless
Great Britain. F'rafce. the Scandina.
Wan countries. Japan and other ma
ftons. operating shipping 70 Ameri-
en- ports, withdraw from our trade
and no one expects that-the result
J viii be an increased cost to con-
sumers OF many millions OF dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle
TUESDAY
.1lfl.N 40

JULY 10
First low Tide
ftso a. m. IS n
rtr~t High Tide
fttt q. M. 80 a.
Second Low Tide
set y m. ~ n.
scscnd High Tide
s3as y m. ias r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
EKzzzNN|
W 1853 WI
w INCREASE Nv

h, square deal for the railroads.
don't you think
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
pROTECrION-s THERE
mo NOT MENTIONED

How. you may ask. does congress
enact high tariff legislation In a mcr.
chant marine act, Let's look into
that
Read the act thru carefully and
you won't ind high protective tariff
mentioned anywhere. But IFS there.
Just the same.
Away back near the end OF the act.
In section 81. II Is provided:
THAT IN the Judgment OF congress
treaties 20 which the
Unitsd States Is q party. which restrict
the right Of the rnited States to impose
discriminating customs duties imports
entering the Unkted states In foreign
osh and IN vessels Of the United states.
ard which also restrict the right Of the
Uufted States TO impose discriminatory
tonnage dues should be ter
minated. and the president 10 hereby au-
tkcrtEad and directed to give,
notice TO the several governments. re-
epsctively. parties to such treaties or CON
vuNsisrs. that so much thereof as Inn
Poe~s any such restriction on tho United
mates will terminate ."
In other words. the president Ia dl
rscted to ahrogate such trade treaties
(0r parts thereof as extend the right
- other nations 10 ship their ex.
ports. either raw materials or manu-.
4Actursd goods. 20 us in their own
vessels without payment OF dlserimi.
mating charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20

Treaties Of this nature are now
y effect with the following countries:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
SHIP Bills
ABL1vD
| TARIFF ACT
Protection Isn't Mentioned,
But It's There. Hidden,
lust the Same
~ HARRY r. HUNT

WARRINGTON. July so.--T'he boy
Who killed two birds with one stone
waa . piker beside the congress which
n the closing rush OF the last session
enacted the merchant marine act OF
asso.-
shooting from behind fhc blind Of
eBenheishine . policy for the sale and
eDerAticn a vessels acquired during
~ war. congrcss bsxrcd At one shot.
- Old gray ganshr ship subsidy and
-<vru . bigger cstch-thc flight
e1Fe Of the whole flock. protective
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20

DAIRY PRODUCTS


rrfcss Paid by Wholesale Denlery
Go shIppcrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
MOTTO p


We are az your service from Z an until
Il pm with a fuu line Of Great Western
Gas on and Grease We also carry a
full line Of tires. tubes and accessories
Let Us repair your tubes and erase your
car ]. H ROGERS s son
8ioi Alameda Ave phone ESQ
ss5 SINGLE MIRROR door wardrobe.
$3.50. ef5 double mirror door wardrobe
SIS: $40 snail desk. $40. SIS fumed rock
er. leather seat f17- So TUNED rocker.
Imitation leather seat f10s so 20 inch
fumed dining table. SIS. SIS kitchen safe.
sc: s4s fumed buffet. s2T50. 81 pair
feather pillows. So. 80 imitation leather.
fumed. mission style couch. SIS; SIS office
tables, IS inch square. So: S45 six leather
seat fuun~d chairs. f35. SIS framed mirror.
bcveied 1sEs0. So. fs5 white enameicd
dressing table and chair. SIS. SIS chif-
fonier. fl4. and a lot OF other bargains
IN used furniture II you have anythluE
FOR sale. call Us Erwin Furniture Co. 109
san raelnfn. Pm. SO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
For SaIs-AutomobiIes-W Wanted

For Sale-Automobiles-M Wanted
PARlIELEE-Farm lighting plants and
storage battery repairs IA W san An
tonic.
AUTO LAUSDRT-Have your cars
washed while you wait CASH PAID foE
old Fords- 200 y. KansaG- Pm 90.
FOR sAIE-Frankiin Chummy. perfect
condition. looks and runs Ike new Pm
II. $50 and p Texas
I NED Dodge touring car. will trade
50 feet by 10 feet. excellent part o. city
yeazey. Herald offlce.
FTNE Paige touring car. good order. cheap.
take part IN trade. what have your 1910
Kings Highway. Phi eld5W.
FOR sALE-Five passenger Dodge body.
1915 model See Rowe, 1920 MaEoffln or
Pm. ava after pm.
1913 MODEL Dodge touring car good con-
dltiou. cord tires. 20 be sold cheap So
Epson Ave. Ph- 4s4s.
FOR sALE-Dodgs. 1917 touring car. spe-
cial price FOR quick sale 24os Texas street.
apartment 5. Phone S519J.
HAVE your autos repaired at your home
or mine. expert mechanic. s0c per hour
Phi. 1924
CHEVROLET 8sO-FiyWheels with new
steel gear. SIS: small Overlands. SIS. gear
bands Tor all cars Elliott. Zoo Le1aa-
LATE model Dodge sedan. paint and tires
new. viii sell at bargain address 2 %.
care Herald
FOR sALE-One Chevrolet. model 40.
S125 cash. this car must 90 right away.
bargain call az 1901 Texas. Ph- 1910
WILL REPAIR YOUR CAR Oh TRUCK
SO cents per hour. guaranteed work
1910 y. Campbell or Phone lll6M-
FOR sALE-One Ford truck attachment
] Ford touring car Motor Car supply
Co. lis W Franklin.
MANSFIELD MOTOR CO. - Up-to-the-
minute automobile mechanics Sis Ala
media
WILL SELL my Hudson super SIX, sport
model Ike new. with cord tires price
$3.50. ADDRESS z q. care Herald
PRACTICALLY new veus touring car.
s775, all parts IN perfect condition: must
sell by Monday afternoon 40 Trust Bldg
Phone 19ss. residence 3Ii1
BUICK BARGAIN.
Model 2 80. good as new and thu new price
ls g2IS5, But the first offer I get around
$500 takes this bargain See this car
~ I'll s. Oregon St. or Ph- 4ol end ask
for Alr. Monitor
WHY CRANK AND CUssf"
Have your Ford magnetic recharged while
you wait. oldest models crln Ike new.
makes strong lights COLUMBIA hIOk-
AGE BATTERY a IGNITION co. Ph 81.
ESTABLISHED II Paso automobile busi-
ness FOR sale. one q the best known es-
tahfishments n the southwest. doing a
large business At small overhead expense
$1,000 cash or = cash. balance arranged
P. o. Box No Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

For SaIe-M5sorcyeIes
-----------=---~-
MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING done right
used machines bought and sold: prices rea-
souable: parts and supplies for all makes.
HARLEY MOTORCYCLE SHOP.
fo3 Myrtle Ave
EXCELSIOR AND HENDERSON
MOTORCYCLES.
Rebuilt motorcycles. general repairing.
good mechanics. work guaranteed parts
and accessories for all makes nachiness
mall orders given prompt attention
EXCELSIOR REPATR SHOP.
Phone $50. ~ y. kansas 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
DFssSnnakng

s-------@~--~-~---~~~----- --~-~-------~-~~----~~
SHIRT making and plain sewing slsis
z san Antonio. Room 8.
HEMSTITCHISG WORK called Tor ana
delivered 1l2l Magoffln Ave- Ph. secs.
SEWING and remodeiing do Reasonable.
Cali COS n Campbell Ph. sa4J
HEWSTITCHING. plcotiur. knife srd A.
ccrdian pleatins. ladies' and mems 10
cleaned and rsmodeled union Dya WorEs.
as y. Staltons Ph. s7a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
For Sale-Miseenaneou

vERBENA PLANrs-soe dozen. s7ef
Chester Ph. f731-
one seed : foot saamsisd bah tub.
f5S Ph- a2e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
Musical Instruments.

Musical instruments.
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TICTROL-A BARGAIN.
Nlctrola and stand. Mission finish. fine
tone. 2 spring flexible motor. good condl-
ton. over SO records many late hits
best buy IL city. SIS cash. delivery free
2Io3 Memphis Phi S7s5.
FOUR REAL BARGAINS.
In real pianos one an Emerson up
right very good condition. only $50
One Crown plano In perfect playing
condition for sz5o-
Another. q Brewster piano; this plano
Is Ike new, we offer At about hak its
real worth Goes now AZ only $3.50
We have mahogany Harvard piano,
selling new at $3.50. We offer this beau
tiful plano az $3.50.
Any Of the above pianos can Be bought
on very easy payments
JENKINS MUSIC CO.
Store No. ,. 413 Texas St. Phi 1855
Store No .. 500 san Antonio St. Phi 1855
Store 80. ., Five Points next door 70
postoffice. Phi s1ss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14


WANTED-A1 city salesman. good salary.
Apply sl9-520 Herald
LABOR NEEDED.
We are putting 1000 acres OF land in cult
vatieu and need teamsters and laborers.
Apply Wells Stilwen g. Spears. COZ First
National Bank Bldg
BREAKFAST SPECIALS.
No. Ia Eggs Hot Cakes. Coffee. 35c
No 2-Ham. Bacon. EGGS Hot Cakes
Coffee --.......-.. SOC
40. 3-Hot Cakes. Ham or Bacon. Cot
Zee -s--s-ss-s -alc
No small Steak, Eggs. Toast.
No 10 Eggs hot Rolls Butter and
Coffee --.---..--.-....-so soc
BOTTOMS CAFE.
412 z. san Antonio Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

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HARVARD upright plano. practically new.
also Flctrola FOR sale. both mahogany fin
fsh- sos Mesa. Apt g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
EXCELSIOR an HENDERsoN


A BARGAIN AfultpleU Hammond
typewriter u has Instantly Interchange
able type and writes any language. Span
Ssh. French or English No. 515f Aurora
81. lhn-n 49,