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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-12
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
HERE FOR A VISIT

Mrs Mae Schuman and Mrs. Ann Hurlbut arrived here yesterday on the Ambassador from Chichagof. They will visit here for a few weeks with their parents. Mir and Mrs. R. Mccormick
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-12
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

. Miss Trina Museth went to the
 Hospital this morning in Juneau as a result Of the past few days illness due to ptomaine poisoning. She will undergo treatment for a few days
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-12
Latest tn Fashions from the Jungle AFRICAN EAR POCKETS Clotheless Natives
 Make Good Use
 Ear Rings
Match safes and

Match safes and cigar cases find no favor among the African natives, for these dusky aborigines h a ve excellent natural mahogany s Kin holders-the holes punched in their ears for earrings. It is a c o m m o il en o u g h sight in America to see the genial young truck driver or plumber with a match stuck over his ear, but a m atch stuc k through the ear IS quite another mat ter. As for wear ing a cigar as an earring well, it simply isn't being done in this coun- try.
 Aside fro m teaching the Afri- cans to substitute matches or cigars for big brass rings and even human homes as ear orna- ments, little in the way of raising them from savag- cry has been done.
 The need of a program for the uniform spreading of civilization. edu- cation and Christi: of the great impe which the evangel They assert that 4
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-12

Meals any time you want them ~t tho Alaska Grill adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-12

Empire News Is Real News
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-12

Christianity greatest of Af natives of mphng Interchurc World Movement Tn evangelical organizations nave oned They assert that Af listening for ms pg message
 of civilization. I $4asf
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-12

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TWO Whistles 5 Minutes Before startine
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
FALL;
DEMAND FOR
EXPORT DULL

Chicago. III, Nov. 11.-Wheat un>
derwent a sharp setback in price to-
day. owing chiefly to the TACT that
no fresh export demand was in evil
dencs. It was said the British royal
commission had failed TO accept over
night offers Sentiment became gen
orally bezrish and Spectators sold
freely. Opening prices. which varied
from 135c lower, 10 Z C advance with
December sl65iz 10 S1.67 and March
$3.50 20 SLel. were followed by de-
cided breaks all around and then
something Of g rally.
Subsequently. Liquidation on the
part OF discouraged holders brought
about -5W declines. with attention
1ocussed q good deal on bearish views
Of general business conditions The
close was nervous 81 70 TIC net
lower, with December SI-SON 70
s1-e9H and March S1-74 70 S1.74H.
Corn received Inadequate support
After opening unchanged to &C
higher. December 1855 to z9Hc, the
market suffered a substantial decline.
Perfect weather for husklng counted
later as a bearish factor, ard the MAJ
ket dropped 70 the lowest level yet
this season Closing quotations were
weak 2 = 10 5ssc net lower, with De-
cember 761f 20 76%c
Oats saggsd with other cereals.
starting SC off 10 = &c higher, Nay
56& 70 56Sc and then showing
general sag
Weakness Of grain and hogs had
a depressing effect on provisions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
RAILROAD TINE TABLE


~. A. trains arrive and depart from upio-
e---o1s foot q San .Frzncisoo reel Al
-lilf--l ana Departures given Il u Pa
or nou7taia stsndard tine.
SANTA ~
~. ~ Al99 quergue, Denver. Chicago. Los
Aaseles-No- sea. leaves an; "a. Sfi
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angelo.
=. ago-No- sol arrives 10 an: No. so7
Il PAsG 3 SOUTHWESTERN.
lines East
rrl.-Te--Fron -north and east. No. /
So =-s -1a ---lsian an: Ho- 3. Golden
at4te Limited $40 pm
gepart-Eor the north and east. No.
e. Golden state Limited. 1Z:rI pn1.. No d
The Californian s.5s Pm -
Lines west
f,i1-- 49, Fo9l ne wests No. 3. Copper
lorni1n. 8-1f I'm
Depart--For ne west. 10. 3. Golden
49, s-,ts Limited. pm; No Z. Copper city
sOUTHERS PACIFIC Inns.
20 san Anionto.- New Orleans and wash
y s5 s3l--No los leaves $3.50 an; No. 10
Prom WashiuFiou. New o-isan. and san
Antonio-loi ErriVea az sst5 Pm. Nc. Io5
For Arizona and california-No. / leaves
~ s-H-' no, 1ol AZ 1000 pm; No ZOE
Prom Ari7oas and cslsoruia-No. ar
riTes a. 1l.l5 An; No. 1o7 arrives $3.50
a-z,-i No JIG e 70 pm
TEAS q PACIFIC
Eor DALAI ard 81 Louis-No. 90 leaves
an; No. 2 90 AIS p.m.
Eron st Leuia and Dallas-Eo. AZ
rive1 at l-ls pm No 3 arrives at 1870
MEXICAN CEsTEAL-
No regular schedule
MEXICO a NORTHWESTERN.
no regular schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
NDUSTRIALS
MAKE GAIN;
OTHERSLOSF

New York, Nov. 1.-Representatfve
issues Of the railway and industrial
groups we're Inclined 70 improve dur
ing today's less active market session,
bu- specialtles made further declines
under renewed pressure.
sales approximated $4,000 shares.
The closing was heavy
Leaderu q the oils, GhlppinE1 ard
equipment 1irlslouu Increased their Eaina
On todaT'1 stock market. In The first hour.
bit the entire list gave way before noon
When Atlantic Cult and Southern Pacific
1-1Ee f11rplT- The decline IN Atlantic
alt e1ten1ed 20 almost points and
sas acconpauiec By rumorE o. e hltcf
n the proposed aggregation plaut Motor
s1lraa also weakened 10 heavy selling q
lT--lTz-0 Overland common and preferred.
me latter losing polntE Bull pools
were active in lohrcccE and textiles. but
the American Sugar dividend
ErllEh and French exchange were
lover and cal money opened lt 8 percent
OILS 1urnie1ed the motive power ~ the
o1eninE q today's market The Mexican
and Dutch groups averaged gains Of
Standard OIL o. New Jersey jumped
pclutE- 5hipuiur1 also were strong and
further Improvement vas shown b. q ma
1or-ty q the -railG. especially coalerH and
sra1E5rs s-ee-s. equipments and motors
were backward Bethlehem and Cruci1la
losing j point each and United States
Steel g fraction Preliminary quotations
Edr foreign exchange indicated a renewal
OF recent pressure. the London rate fall
Ing hack 3 cents % the pound sterling
Liberty bonds closad- 3Hs. f24.60i tirrt
g. z81-6Qi second S. $3.50; tlrat tAa,
$500 second SIS. s86-86s third SIS,
sse.5es fourth As fs1sfs Victory aza
fl6.l6s victory SIS $685.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
DULL;
OIL ISSUES
ADVANCE

Stocks moved in a much narrower
range this forenoon. and there was
also a decline IN the number OF shares
dealt In according 70 J. s Curtiss &
Co, Security Bank building.
The rails were lower. but losses
amounted only 70 fractions Oils
were dull with fractional advances
Dizziness also prevailed in the cop
perss with no changes OF any conse-
quence-
In the steel and industrial shares
there was q tendency toward slightly
lower figures, with a number OF de-
clines being recorded mat amounted
20 from one-half 10 one point.
The sales TO noon amounted 70 only
579,60o shares No change in the rate
Tor call loans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

L4AeuEo GEalls Close
Mhsat-Dec. 31-6o5ts March. gi-7f.
ozts-Dec. 4sEc- Nay. 5ffc
Chicago ProTiaionHs Close.
Pork--ioF-, s23-50i Jan. g7Loo-
17rd-lan-. tlb-43i Nay, ll6.1o-
Elo1-1soT., f1s-G5s Jan. f1s.1o.
Chicago Produce, Close
ChicaEo. Ill, Nov. IL 80 Butter - un-
EgEs-Unehanssd; receipts. 1855 cases,
Poultry-Alire, unsettled Fowls, $50
1ses sprinE1, zses turkeys 5se-
Eotatoes-steadys receipts 81 ears
early Ohiss f2-25 1885, Idaho rurais f251
cTLi russets, f2-15 case cwt-
Kansas City Cash Grain.
kansas City 10. Nov. 11--Cash Wheat
Unchanged 70 &c lower. 10. ! had.
llll @ ls5i no. 2, fLzs 7LG5s No. ] "a,
t2o5s No. 2. f1-ol
Corn-solninally. unchanged No 2
mixed. sie; No- p sso: No yellow. sses
oats-Unohsnrsd 70 Ike lower. No. :
white, sc; 10 mixed, Sc
Eye-fl.45 01-f8-
Kaffir and alilo lEaizs-sLsl- a1sE
aT-unchanEed-
Bran-fL5s.
Receipts-Theat. 40 cars.
Potatoes, Onions and Feratahlea
FURNISHED by Crombie q COD
Potatoes. all classes. 5000 1-E1.
sweet potatoes per bushei s216
D., e Onions green Der dozen, 25ss fancy,
celery. dozen. s1T5GLso.
Craliberrles. 50 pounds fg.31
Lettuce. box. fL5a
Tomatoes. per lug, f1-5t.
Banana per pound. lie
CABBAGE. per pound. Sc
Citrug and Decidruus Fruffs
Apples, New Mezico. per By. fss0a
LT5.
Northwest apples. s7-156LEo.
Colorado apples. SAGA
valencia oranges. F7-11EEEr
Florida oranges. f7-15
Florida grapefruit f5-55e650.
Lenona s5.00EET6
FezrE $500.
California. grapes. g5.TE.
CranbarrieE. $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
AGAIN
ADVANCES ON
OPENING TRADE

New Orleans NOV. lls-Much bet
ter cables than due and too much
rain over the belt put the price OF
cotton up on the opening today and
the gains were further widened by
the outlook FOR freezing weather over
the greater part OF the cotton region
The buying movement carried De-
cember 10 1870 and put The list 81 TO
50 points up before 10 was checked.
but finally considerable selling OF the
same character that was felt yester-
day developed and at the end Of the
first half hour Of trading gains
amounted TO but Is to 26 points
Opening Bids.
Futures opened steady. Nov. 1887
nominal. Dec. 1851. Jan l6-a0- March
181561s-o0: Ny 17-s8G18-0o. July
17.68.
osfsrsnEH increased moderately and
prices continued 20 sag. the list standing
points under 20 points over the close
o. yesterday a. II o'clock AZ II o'clock
business was completely suspended for
minute in honor Of the cay.
For Z while The market was held down
By further breaks IN foreign exchange but
In the late trading realizing y shorts
prices were az net advance o. 90 10 %
poiutE
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUEEa
New YORK. nov. 1L-Cotton futures
closed barely steady; December. 1910;
January. 1875 March. 1s.sg; Nay. 1s-5..
July, ls-o2-
GALVESTON sPoT COTTON.
Galveston Texas. Nov 1L-spots quiet
and unchanged. middilnF. 1903.
DALLAS Hay MARKET
Dallas. Tex. Nov 1l-Quotatio1H on hay .
follow
Hay-Ton. f10-0o.
Johuson Grass-Ton. 3ls-1c.
Alfslfa-Icr. 9l5. car lotL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
DAILY PUZZLE


I Know two devoted sisters who
have found q an agreeable plsn 10
pool their allowances and do their
shopping together. On enc OF their
recent visits 20 the stores Martha
bouEht q hat and pair Of shoes for
s15- Then Gertrude paid az much for
blouse as Martha did for her hat
and invested the remainder OF their
money In a parasoL On the home
ward trip Gertrude who had been
thinking over remark OF Mar
rha's suenr her blouse costing as
much as Martha's hat, called atten-
tion 10 the fact o. 1fzrtha's shoes
having cost 81 more than Gsrtrude's
pzrasol. and suggested that u they
had appcrtioued their blouse and
shoe money so that Gertrude's blouse
would have cost half as much more
than lartha's shoes. they each would
have spent the same amount o. money.
From The facts recouuted. can you
figure out the exact prices OF their
various purchaser
ANsFFEH TO sTERDATss PUZZLE
me numbers on the target All being
llFisa1le BY s, the total score must
be 9 multiple o. 6. as vel as II.
Six shotE-30, go, u, =. u Sis
the smallest score 70 fit conditions.
averaging II points TO The shot
Copyright. 1913, by sam Lloyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11

AlriF4 ltzta q IeEEn can CO covered ~
TIE lowest possible rate vita ire 5000
r1c1t thoroughly distributed circuintlon-
- cents per word Sundays.
81 cents PEE word Daily.
20 WcFla minimum.
E11fluteed cl-culatio1-zE1.q 900 sur
days. zz5.oo1 daily.
Lai1 e the combined circularicn o. The
DALAI Limer-Eer1ld. Fcrt worth Star
Telegram, The Eaa Antonio LErht- 2 Pnso
Herald a1d The Houston ChronlcIe
Ecur ad sent 20 any o. the above papsrs
VIII cab VII Be banded for Eos and
yonf Cd WI appear Oh an Of then
Hadue111T noon should zee vcur COY
Do -1g one q the utflre1 for yer al %
appear 81 thase paper the f1lluTluE suu-
~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11

The above rate % based % . minimum
OF q 90 word count Ads containing les
thar thiu number Of words VII Be counfed
e. 20 words
Two dollars per agate line per month
Minimum Of two lines on monthly rate.
Bold face Ines. double prics
Three ceres per word for ntoc1 or bond
OIL mlniuG or other promotiunal adver-
tirinE-
30 "a rJn for an indefinits period It
p taken ever the teiephone. Orders 70
discontinuo Cf.aF - ads must Be- made q
urftinE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY I'D METALs

New Tork Nov. 1L-Bar silver. DO
nestle, unchanged. Foreign. s1Ec.
Mexican dollzrs. 61Hs
Prime merclntfie paper. unchanged.
EEchlnge. weak.
Sterling demand 311sEs cable. f5.5Tss.
NeW York ezh-anEs on Montreal 1oz
percent discount.
Time loans. steady, unchanged
Cal money. strong. Hirh, Q. low. 9.
ruling rzta. 81 closing bid. z; offered az
8 last loan. g
Copper iroa. tn sad antinoug. Tn
changed
Led. steady spot 500.
Zlncs steady Eagt So. Louis spot, 3g-s9
es.55
Lo1DOE METAL AEAEKET.
louduu- Eng Nov 1i--FcloTinE are
the quotations.
spot copper. EGs.
Electrolvtic, Eef.
Tn E1f1. S.
Lead E2f. 1EE
Zinc E1f 1TE Cd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
LIVEsTOCK MARKETS

A-l4A.4 LlNaalllaLs Ll09es
Chicago, III. Nov. 1L-Cattle-Recsipts
I 1000 Beef steers sold above 1890:
strong % sc higher others mostly
steady early TOP. heavy cattle s1s-15;
erz STEADY 20 Etrongs bulk $3.50 $500;
cannerE and cutters 2af0fa51- bulls,
9.aadyi bulk veal calves. strong % 251
higher. az 1880 15.1g- heavy. stsa az.
eloezers 1nd teedera mostly $50 higher
Hos-Eseeiptz 5000; mostly 50 TO
- i.NeE nan yaaterday's averaEes bet
ter grades declining most TOP early.
s-e-9i later practical top. a1101- bulk.
4L---5 Q 11-l4; pigs. 15c 70 sec lower vrIth
5l-S desirable 100 to $50 Founders. $3.50
sheap-Rsesiptz za.oos: fat sheep and
lambs generally steady choice nsfivs
lslnns, 1885, bulk, native. s11-25 712.00-
e e--2 ewes $500 Salz native. $500 @
Kansas city Livestock Close.
H4ansas CITY, No. eioT- ttls-Re-
ss.pts $500 Fealerz barely steady; best.
$500 4l3.51s other calves. steady 70 SOC
lover al other classes Dun. averairine
steady 20 15c lover quality plain vezr-
lngz $1,000 ether steers, fzo0aiI.00-
2 = she stock $3.50 500 camera ss.25
Hoga-Reesipts 1000. generally q 70
soc lover. closed active, 10 10 zF- Io7-er-
one lead 70 Spectators. Fll00. out 81 line.
---4oi good and -choics 40 TO $50 pound
-liss. tl-,ssa 1916 fat pigs, steady, best
-A.lAAa NAasA1-
shesp-ReesiptE 5000; sheer. steady.
e1olce native eUeE $500 native larbs
= e SOC lower TOP. $3.50 no feeding
lambs sold
Denver Livestock. CIose.
Denver. Colo. Nov. IL - cattle - Pc
eetpts. 5000 market steady. Beef steer-
et-sg 9 1885, COWS and hslfars $500
-; osives. 3Loo81Lo0s stocksrs ana
HoFs-Recsipts. 500; market STEADY 70
l5e lower. Tor $500: bulk. 1850
sheep-Reeeipts $500. market steady
week lambs. f1I00G11-50- ewes
fa-o1 g 9.o1f feeder lambs s11-zBafzoo.
Fort Worth livestock. CInse-
- "eTtn- Texas. Nov. Il--Cattle-
heeelpts 59eos market unchznFsd- beevs-
80 s-99s ztocksrz. fs.5oas .16- cows,
~. 2 zoo; heiterg. e1.50G s-5D; bulls. - 81
q SO; calves. e1-e5n9.T5-
sos -Eteeeilts 1908 market s. 70 zoo
lover heavy, f1275 G125o. liFht. 1890
~ medium. s11.I5 12-z5s mixed. sIr d,
sl5 ssi common f1oooelLo0. pigz. 500
sheep----Reeeipts. 500; market STEADY.
.l rs s'-o9 IL15. yearlinEs. s7.s0ea50:
He.ners. $500 G60. ewes. Fzn0aT69.
7lii1s fl-ooQ 2oos goats sz.00aL0o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
Helm Wapls5-MaIe

I ----&-----
I WASTED-Porter. Apply sun Drug Co..
Iezas and Mesa
I TWO men 70 solicit FOR established con
Jones. Aotel Paso del Nc-te-
] WANTED-Boy before aud after school
I 20 work IN grocery store Apply AZ z
Z SALESMAN WASTED-High class propo-
slrion for men q ability experience not
[ essential Apply J. C. MeNamara. Lester
Motor Co. sol Montana
I YOUNG man Tor office work who writes
good hand and willing 70 learn good nusi-
mess fair salary % start Apply after
STUDENTS.
$3.50 per day spare time. unusual not
Hubgcrl utloua. men at once Mclrelaa
Dsvelopment Co. 4o2 caples Bldg.
FIRST Class Eugllsh Spanish stenoE-
raphsr f0r large mining company 10 Qua
I uaiuato Mex. salary $50 pesos Apply
Camphuis CO. 81 san Eranelsco.
EXPERIEN CID. all around vulcanizer.
who Is capable TO take care o. the shop,
no other VIII need apply call 153 N
PIANO PLAYER and drummer for dance
hall With carnival going 20 California. SIS
for plano player. $50 Tor drummer and
overtime, train fare AFTER Joining An
sgger aulck. j. A. clare. Iucuu-carl. 81 Al-
WANTED-lfan with some experiences
wages wanted and experience 90 first lat-
ter steady work % right mar Wa a
B1chanan. Alpine Tex. BOX 81
LARGE mining company operating IN
Mexico has vacancies for I or expert
euced and reliable mlliwrlghts. must have
complete set o. tools ard some knowiedga
Of Spanish. references required ]. r
Kane. ma WIS BldE.
SITUATION b Parral district tc Mclean
understanding Engllsh and acquainted
With keeplnE and billing out general uler-
chaudislnE stock must be competent and
have good references Apply z J. Davis
lll1 Alll1 6leg-s civ
WANTED-3fen wishinE positions Is firs-
men. braEemen. colored train poreera On
large TeEas-Okla bona roads. write inn
medlstely Tor full information, sI5o-S25o
month. no experience necessary- Inter
Railway Dept. f5s5l. Indlanapolis. Ind
WASTED-TITo young men. one must b
able 70 speak and write Spanish. ability
% write plainly necessary, answer n own
hand and state age Hudspeth Directory
Co. Z. .. Box 192. e Paso. Tex
uANTED-Experianc young man who
knows tbs towu 20 take charge o order
department. retain groceries. one Who BE-
not AFRAID Or work chance Tor acTlnce-
manL salary 20 start $50 per week Ad-
DIES l12. care Herald
HIGH GRADE automohile coleman need
ec % complete retain orEluiEatlcn IN city
liberal proposition % right party 90 not
apply unless you can SHOW proof CT rast
OLDSMOBmE SAILS co.
600 Montana St
BOLTOS7s CAFE
f11 e san Antonio.
"a Eggs. hot cakes and zoe
Ham Or bacon and erEa rot cakes and
collee -----------H---. Sc
Hof cakes. han or bacon. coffee. -.....51c
SausaEs bot caaua and coffee. ..-.....4 1c
small steak egEH. toast and coffee. soc
PORK chop. egg. hot cakes and coffee. -f5c
Oatmeal fruit. toast and coffee -..---- t5c
Plain ouelette. potatoes. hot rolls and
WaffleE stripped with bacon. coffse---15c
2 eggs. hot rolls and butter. coffee -.--11c
Wafflea honey and coffee. -.--...... soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
Heb Wanisd-FsmaIs

THEATER UsHEHS.
Two girls medium size. good 1ppearance
and pertonaIity Ter days or evening" Ask
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
Wanlsd-Room Id Board

WANIEn-Gentleu1u haalthseazer in
good shape desires room and hoard in
private home with sleeping porch. would
particularly appreciate family interested
In writing sames applicant successful
author nhotcplaya. poems short stories
etc. give terms. location and an details
references = desired Address 7 151. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
Special Notices

=-@s=a@--==----@--=l---
MATTRESSES RENOVATED. s.; BUGS
CLEASED. 81. ERWIN MIG. Co. FH- no.
GENUINE Navajo ruEs for sale vsry rea-
s9na1le- los 80 Qrego1. p lss5.
HEMsTITCHRG, pioot. acoordian plating
liisl 3. Corun1. 30 Buckler Bldg. Pm ISL
fELTON PAINT CO.-Paintin- paper
lansing. deeoratlnE- sos y. Stanton. Phf247
HEMsTITCHING alterationE accordisn
plating. mall orderu solicited- Mra s.
Jones. sllk Empcriurns as Mesa. Phi 41l2-
SIZE JOE for the best lawn Work. also
flower bed dirt or fertilizer, hauling away
trssk. rocks OF einders- Ph. $3.50
HEMsTITCHING plcot edge work done on
short notios. any kind Of material Singer
Sewing Machine Co. 2o5 s. = PaHo.
UNITY SCHOOL. OF CHRIsTIANITT-
Room 2o3-704 Mlls Bldg Reading room.
daily, an 10 g pm hagiuners' class.
Monday 6 pm advanced class Ell, pm
EDWARn AUER, NJ D.-PhyE and SUR
Special atteut diseases OF Cal bladder.
Stomach. Iutestlne8; diseases OF women
30 Buckler BldE. lover Bltel. l5l2-5la0.
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
For our immense holiday stock we offer
guns. musical Instruments. typewriters
binoculars, etc. az unheard Of prices
BARNETT'S. 21a san ANTONIO ST
THE FL PASO MATTRESS MFG. co. has
Installed the most modern uachinery 10
the manufacture % mattresses OF all kinda
our special 90 renoratinE mattreGsea-
renovetilg. sl-Ih US PAX %. Ph- llfA
NOTICE
Madame Ia Richerschoa Smith. Beauty
Specialist. j gpeclailzs On the face and
scalp: pirnpiss. blackheads blotches any
dren's hair cutting; residence work only
Phi Eaf1W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11

Mrs John A. Drake Of Ne vo-,-
e the proud possessor OF 1--WE r,sSsIs
ron ms Italian government me
DECORATIONS were given her n reoor-
nluon q her relief work in fTsf
country during the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
Business Chances

Business Chances
WILL rent space for snail butcher shop
"a good location. cheap rent "a ISIS,
PHOTO STUDIO for sale. rent or rooms
10 lease address s 10. care Herald
BARBEH sHOP-Want 70 rent, may con
slider buying later on. Address P. o. BOX
s. LordE1urg. y. d.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11

EEaB
OPPORTUNITY
For clean cut. high claHsed men whc want
% 60 into Life Insurance busineaH. Sales
manship course free ard uhe-al- contract
7 car use q good man 10 z PaEo. Pecna.
Toyah. Alpine. Valentine. IT Stockton Fl
Davis. Sierra Blanca and Sandersons Tex
also Lordshurr and New Mexico.
Cornmunicate vita
LEO r. 6CHU9TEa.
General Agent
Missouri STATE Life Insurance Co
FfF Hr1Ts B1dr Phone SIS.
''Ths LIE Man Is Your Best Frisrd-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11

Observation-Disclosures
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WANTEn-Second hand disc cultirator
and disc pillow for tractor. & H.
BAILEY. Canutillo Tex.
For Reut-Houses Furnished
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THREE room furnished house. blocks
from Mania tan car line call between
FOR HENT-Furnishsd. % Rlchmoud
Terrace s room bungaioW. piano. beating
plant. close 20 car line Fh- 110l.
NICELY furnished house d Sunset HsiEhts
consisting e rooms. perez. heating
plant. rent 500 per month
call Rental Department.
JANIS =. MARI a COAPAET.
Phone Asa. 78f san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11

MOUETAEE AUTO STAGE LTSEs-Ciif-
Ton fvla Duncaul slffords Leave clifton
$50 p-m- daily; leave Duncan l-l6 pm
laiiv- arrive Stafford ts15 pm daily ICON
meeting with Arizona Eegternls leave SAT-
ford an daily leave Duncan 1880 an.
daily. arrive clifton p IA daily. Five
round trips 20 lforcuic1 daily. three round
trips 20 Eetcalf daily. Service cara
lay ard niEhL Mountain Auto Co.. Inc.
Clifton. Arlz Phone TG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11

A YOUNG woman. from the country pre-
fa=red. who can cook and assume large
rssnonsitilltv iu E-nzu modern home. ~
family. good home and waEe lnduce-ne1t.
references required Address r c. T.
s1I Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11

gaIEsLanTEs
AND STOCK GIRLS
Experienced n ready-to-Eeaz-
Apply az cnca. second floor.
THE WHITE HOUSE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-11
Wanted to Rsat

Wanted TO keni
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WANTED-ro rent. BY couple no chill
dreu. small furnished or unfurnlshad
house, permaneut Ph. 90 from % Pm
WANTED-At oncs. furnished or 6 roon
house. reliable adults orivs no sick. per-
Herald
WANTED-ro rent mail unfurnished
house in Highland Park. no children re-
spousibls. permanent Ph. 15I between
and