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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Morton and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Humph-
rey, of Mason City, autoed to Cresco
last Monday for short visit with rela-
tives and friends, returning home on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank OckenfeIs. of
Springfield, autoed to Msrengo and
Watkins, Iowa, to visit their parents
and relatives and on their way home
stopped few days at the home of the
latter's sister, Mrs. V. Kapler, last
week.
A. J. Evans and son Lloyd and daugh-
ter Bessie visited at the home of the
formers brother, James C. Evans, at
Caledonia. MINI, last Sunday. They
were accompanied home by Wayne
Clark. who had been visiting there for
about three weeks.
Frank Hrdina, Jr., Mrs. John Solo,
lik, Jr., and Frances and Tony Still
spent few days visiting at Manley,
Iowa. with Mrs. James Kostks. sister
of the first two named, and her family.
They also spent Sunday 1t Clear Lake
and 1T Usage on thhir return trip.
John F. .Lydon, of La Porte. Ind,
and Mary Lydon, of Lincoln, Neb.,
have been spending . few days 1T the
home Of their brother, N. P. Lydon.
They left for Minneapolis Monday to
visit other brothers and friends. John
F. will return to Cresco for . longer
visit.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-27
OBITUARY..
Brown.

Harriet j., eldest daughter of John
R. and Miranda Covey was born Oct.
q, 1855 at South Bombay, Franklin
county, New York. Died at Cresco,
Ia, Thursday, August 10, 1920, aged
nearly "a years and ten months.
When she was nine years old the
family came to McGregor, Ia, and
when she was eighteen, that is in 1873,
they settled in Cresco, Here on Christ
mas day, 1875, she was married to John
J. Brown. liere the home was estab-
lished and here in Cresco have been
the years of her life since. One son,
Roe, twas born to them.
The2;husband and son are left to
mourn the loss of true wife and moth
er. Of her :parental family none are
left EXCEPT one sister, Mrs. George
Tillson of San Diego, CAL, who was
privileged to be present and who gave
tenderest care during the last days of
her sisters life. There are a few
nieces and nephews, one of whom, Mrs
Geo. Wildman of Rapid City, D.,
was present at the funeral services.
Her going from US is mourned by
many friends who will greatly miss her
companionship. She truly had genius
for friendship, and no one ever more
genuinely appreciated the companion
ship of:.friends. Her loyalty and fidel-
ity were never questioned. She was an
ambitious, thrifty woman and well de.
serves the tribute in the Scriptures to
the virtuous woman.
Stricken with fatal mslady she re-
manned hopeful and made valiant
struggle for life. Her hopeful and
sunny nature was evidenced not only
on her own behalf but in blessing those
who were with her. For she loved to
help others, and this characteristic con-
tlnued to the very end.
She loved her home and here were
her best days. Among the organizs-
tions to which she belonged should be
mentioned the Congregational church
of which she was loyal member many
years, and the Order of the Eastern
Star, of which she also was faithful
member for q number of years.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends for their
many acts of kindness and sympathy
during our bereavement. y
J. ]. Brown
]. NJ. Brown
Mrs. Geo. M. Tillson
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-27

with Mrs. Young. The reports in all
departments Of the church will show
a prosperous and growing year. You
are especially invited to attend our
services during these closing weeks of
the year.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-27
Baptist Church.
J. \. Petit, Pastor,

J. 4. Petit, Pastor.
Services as usual next Sunday, the
pastor preaching At both services.
Morning theme: "A Satisfied Christ. -
Evening subject: divine Compul-
sion.''
S. S. and B. Y. P. U. at usual hours.
Come to our services and we will do
you good.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-27

MINNESOTA improved farms. SIS
to $3.50 per acre, We have farms to
meet oil requirements, tell 10 your
wants, call and see us when you come
through Minneapolis. A few good rep.
resentstives wanted. THORPE Bros,
K-208 Andrus Bldg., Minneapolis, MINI.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-27
Shea.

James Shea was born Aug. 3rd, 1873
at LaSalle, Ill.,, and passed away at
Mercy hospital, Cresco on Aug. 10,
1920 as the result of an abdominal ab-
cess, aged AZ years and seven days.
On Sept. q. $780, he was united in
marriage to Ella F. Shields, and to
them were born two children, William
C. and Florence, both of whom with
the wife survive to mourn the loss of q
loving and thoughtful husband and
father. He also leaves q brother
Will, Of Lourdes, S. F. of Edgerton.
Wis, and a sister, Mrs. L. J. De-
Vale of Cresco.
The deceased came to Howard coun-
ty when child and had had lived here
until his death with the exception Of
two years spent at Rochester. During
his lifetime here he made many friends,
who will sincerely regret the passing
of good citizen. friend and neighbor.
The funeral was held Aug. 18th.
from the Church of the Assumption,
with interment in St. Joseph's ceme-
terry.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to return our sincere thanks
to oil our friends for their help and
sympathy in the time of our beresve-
ment, and Wish especially to thank our
for their help with pressing
farm work.
Mrs. James Shea and Children.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-27

Poland Chm Hexs For Sale.
have three fullblood male Poland
China hogs Nor sale. Phone 176. 1-3tp
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-27
Emery.

Emery.
After an illness of nearly eight years
Mrs. Martha Emery passed to her eter.
nal reward Saturday morning. Aug. II,
1920, 1T $50 q. NJ. She has been Q "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21


BUSINESS FOB sALE-''GriuashawE. ths
well known Albuquerque confectionery and
lunch room now in hands Of receiver fine
soda fountain and all fixtures ready for
business. must be sold at sacrifice Write
Roy Mcdonald, receiver Albuquerque
n. ~
FOR sALE-Up 10 date dry cleaning es-
adjustment doing an average Of 500
week. Hoffman press and other eQuip-
ment, an new. splendid location for any
one seeking health or interested 10 an OIL
boom. priced for quick sale address T
1S7. care Head
THREE seated aeronlane FOR sale. Lincoln
Standard 3 seated plane. $50 b. D. His
pano-TuIron motor quick take off and
SLOW landing speed, especially equipped
fo- rssgsnrer work. ceiling. $4,000 feet
loaded, viii demonstrate and Instruct pur-
chaser. motor IN Al condition Address
K $50. care Herald.
FOR sAIE-American Garage. Patagonia.
Ariz. % miles firm Nogales on Bankhead
Highway. excellent opportunity FOR some
one. must sell because OF sickness. build
inE fexg5 feet g service cars can or
write IL Interested. American Garage,
Patagonia. Ariz.
A WONDERFUL BUT-C-aekeriack com
blnstion cigar and newsstand. with SOFT
drink and shoe shining OUTFIT IN connection p
Excellent location. reasonable rent STOCK
end fixtures VIII invoice Sdloall. VIII
sell at stock inventory
See Meters
JAMES T. MARI a COMHA6As
r0f san Antonio Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

notice OF CONsTABLE'S SALE or
nEH.nN.L HEnnEETL.


NOTICE OF CONsTABLE,s SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The state o. Texas
~ virtue q an execution Issued out
OF the Justice Court OF Precinct No
Of FL Paso County. TEXAS By R. b haH-
End day Of September, 1890, in the case
OF James A. Dick Company corporaLlois
VI C. n. Bravo, No. 1882 On the doeEet
OF said court On Judgment rendered -
said Court on the 12th day OF August,
1880 in favor OF james A. Dick Company
and arafust the said C. n. Bravo In the
sum 81 81 90 with interest from the DATE
Of said judgment at percent Per annqn
4-f -o7ts 81 FuIt. and 70 me as Constable
directed and delivered. VIII proceed 70
Eeu within the hours prescribed by law
for the sale o. personal properly on -
5th day Of Octooers 1870. ~ me e9---
House door. IN the city q ii Faso' - 80
county. Texas. the following described
personal property, to-1lt-- IT,
hrooms fUniversall, nrooEas -
ReI-a1. g brooms GA Senorita), la cans
Crescent 1folasses. IS OF eacns = -
Lava Soap; q s o. cans o. l. 1'---- -5
Powder. cans Happy Vale Corn 10 alll
1900 rr--irofd TeIlv- % common snoE-
iuE pipes Is 6 or cans BON bon t'l-H--s
powder. 1e o. can Cinnamon PACK
ages Rit Dye 2 o. cans r-l2n ,t -
Tohrcco- o. cans Pub Cut t4-eEins
Tohscco1, 1s snail cans IN Polish;
bcr1les olives ! bottle Pepper sauce
bottles Catsupi bottles sewing AL-- .,-
q s. oil. so cz pzEE Arm g Her1lleE
soda & boxes shoe shining ouuiLss %
u7ci-ares Clothes Pins . o. cans spies.
Q boxes Bromo Qllninei ~ 80 -, r,,it-
o. bottles PsroIides boxes zee
r-err1 Cones s Lead Pencils q Ie1aco
vega Axle Crease p - 80 49,
SzTfr- 8 bottles Ia sau1oras Eora 49,
rfrhf Regulators 8 Aunt Jenlil1a rail-
go Flour cards Padloci1s; paeaase-
Arro Com Starch p pairs snoa 49,
o.: zine Tooth Combs; I rolt -
rr-ruerE- u nzckaEes Carpet Iac-las 3
foras Needles. Daisy Brand clra1
Hooks and Eyes 3 wash boards t1--ts-
Tf--1. ii Pencu Tablets: wash Tub.
~ = uackares Tr1by Stationery
rolls Liberty Eair Pins 10 " asl-l ~
Tablets, bottles Rose water ~
lemon Extract drr1s-i nolL-rs p
1900 9 bottles arrohlaucs Olls PACK
49, Face Powder bottles Gge1l-l5
Rosswater: packages saclel Fo'.9els ,
Z ,,------- Neck Ties small bottles Per
furae. z small bottles Perfume 49,
T5---roea Deuedy. bottles Mars FollaA
and Cleaner. = pSEs. A - - -
F P-ns-s Pins 5 bottles PeliE Cough Aeal-
cine. Hair Combs 7 p1cEaEea -sea--.9ss
g boxes Toilet Pins; bottles heptl.s W
. rrc1-ares Suearuiut Cum 3 siila-l r =
p--r- q IL Of bottle Bug Deatn; DOL
fleT Mango Cure; 4S packages Hyur4 = -,
80 ! show case ks Feet snp.
Csc AXIS LeeE- DuADlaa . ~ $50
sans. No Selected Tomatoes 800
=. PC NucIiare- IL small Boxes Iaeizs :
8 u-cI-ares Pins School sistess II PACK
7-eg Envelopes. = 20 package box
Plain Stationery
sid pro1erty was levied on By me On
-he IN day Of September, 1890 as the
-l---srfv 81 the said C. " Bravo 20 salts
- The said judgment hereinbelore men
Wines my hand this soth day Of Sep
T TENDER. A. D 1890
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

LOOK OVER THIS LISTINGs
All. RaRGATNs AND FOR SALE BIZ Is
Hotel. 10 rms.. mod, = cash. bal terms,
Hotel. 69 rms. mod, = cash, bal monthly
Hotel. so ru1a. modern easy terms
TToteI AZ rms modern. part cash. terms
EIotef s. rms cheap place. terms
Hotel "a rms transient. price rlEnL-
Hotel IS rms transient very CHEAP.
Apt house. 90 three I'm apls-s lall l--l'
f-l--i+u~e for rare. long lease on building.
Grocery store. Al loration. invoice
Coufectionery. best location. AZ salrll-ee-
Furniture store. new and End hand l1Foiee
Come In and see Us for bushes opp1rtlnl-
ffa4 We FuecfallEa. prices riE1-
II FAsO BUSINESS EACHANGE.
oEHce. 10 ~. san Antonio. u Fas1s et-
Phone 1906
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Puzzle Pictures


CHOOSE Two consecutive words
from each sentence, and see Il
you can transposs the letters o.
the words TO form the names Of vel
known animals
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Al ton. Blue Is land; Car bond ale
Central a. Chic ago. Free port; Las
range; ia comb Mad som Mar
on; Pan g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

SSsT,TFFssEs RENOYATED. g; RIGS.
CLEANED. 81. Erwin MIG. CO, Ra- lll9,
HFWsTTTCHING, picot. accordian plating
Ms e. Corum- IS Buckler Bldg. Pm l6ll,
T7FTSTTTCHTNG. picot edge work done on
Eb7rt Notice. any kind Of material Singer
sewing Machine Co. eos s. z Paso-
TFTT0R PANT CO.-Paintin- paper
hanrInr. decorating sos y. STATION. Pnlz4l
HEWsTITCHTNG, alteratiuns, lccordlaEn
-1aftfnE. mail orders solicited Ara-
Zones SIX Emuorium- eos TeZas- ~ w
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

hnuUIIua LlUA4E1 VI ll-Al 49,
----[~ ---------------f
nv ou1-FR-ssren room roomiuE house
81 the rooms vel furnished sos s. stan
WaFTFD-To reut or buy furnished
e1ert-1ert house. from 8 70 = rooms
Ph- T6s6J-
WANT 10 BUY rooming house OF hotel
f-7r1 owner only. Give best price ana
tsr1hs. Address P-e0. care Herald;
F0F EaTF-Bv owner large well fur
-fshed apartment house. good locat-or-
address n 1e8. care Herala-
TO Buy or SELL that rooming or apart
rnsut house. hotel or bushes see AelaE--
JAMES /. MARI q COMPANY
Phone 1756. s04 san Antonio Sc
BOOMING HOUSES
IS rooms. arranged IN apartments, a noe
er-- 10 to date little place clearing t4i7
per month and up. $500 cash
rs room transient hotel IN the heart o.
tie citv. $500. about $3.50 VIII handle
II rooms. arranged IN apartments ana
Housekeeping. zls5o, aoe 49,, sagO' o-
Pbs,. 17ft ~ ---'' EOS trust Bldg.
90 ROOMS, arranged IN Il apartments. pri-
vats baths. steam heat. always Kun Flles
s-s5oO0. about s2500.00 cash
81 rooms arranged IN three-room apart-
neuts. private baths running water price
sa50o.0n. about Szo00Q0 cash
E -oon1r arranEed IN Housekeeping enlteas
rood furniture. cheap rent eEceellent loca-
ton; price f1000-0o- -. -,
IS trro-rooln apartments rent slo9-l1 tnls
place IS GOOD FOR s175-oo per month Gear
WE HAVE LOTS OF OIHEhe-
See Meters
JANIS L MARI & COMPANNs
1ot san Antonio st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

z %. Newman. Certified Public
Accountant. member Of the Texas
Society Of Certified Public Ac-
countauts, member Of Boyle and
Newman, cattle raiserss late trav-
cling auditor Western Electric
Co. New York city. treasurer and
bank examiner. Philippines fiscal
AGENT Reclamation Service ac-
c0untant public schools. Cuba; IN
come tax consultant, announces
the opening Of offices at 10
Mills Bldg, e Paso. Tex. Phi 54-5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

IuLI TO SUCCEED E b CUSHING
3. Is. Cushing. maintenance Of way
Fuperlutendent Of the Southern Pa
cffic with headquarters at Houston
has resigned after more than 90 years
service IN the company. y. c. LuIl. Of
Portland. viii succeed Col Cushing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Oh and Mining

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* noa arREs in state OF TamaulipaH,
1rsrfco Ten year lease az fl--5 per acre
over 400 On Zee Close 10 Iu1parll- BIG " els
On two SIDES Price fs-a Per acre Al
dress p @. Box l4sa. II Eaa9-
GOLD GOLD - TOuE CHANCE COG s-5
n1aeers rnine-T want fifteen men with 500
each 70 take 115 acres Of rich gold bear
ma nfacers. VIII show sample q gold az
my office. and fully explain Inia is 70
v-ifd-cat scheme. Delay viii beat yourself
TOM b. JOIN son
office. Lobby sheldon HoteL
WELL located Commercial oil leases.
cheap prices and rentals Texas, LOUISIANA
and New Mexico. intensified crlilug go
ing on Get absolute control Of what you
INV and 40 with 90 as you please The
Greatest fortunes with the least Worr9
are made WITH leases not dealer plL =
private II Paso individual with best OF
$1,000 p. o BOZ ~. - Ea.o. -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

san Francisco. Calif.. Sept 21.-sult
for divorce was fled here today
against D. o. Lively. one OF the most
widely known stock raisers o. the
country. by Hrs. Edna S. Lively. Mrs
Lively alleges desertion and cruelty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

A change Of schedules on the South
ern Pacific has been announced The
40. g westbound local VIII arrive in
IN paso at o'clock instead OF $3.50,
effective Oct. L IL viii leave Fl Paso
Al $3.50 o'clock instead OF 8 No J.
ne westbound Californian train
which arrives at z o'clock over the
FL Paso d Southwestern, VIII leave
FL 1850 o'clock over the Southern Pa
cflc instead Of az ks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

The young Mems Business league
viii have a smoker Thursday even
Ing a. 8 o'clock julius Alberts and
Charles Armstrong are in charge OF
the program The league VIII not
hold its usual weekly luncheon
Thursday noon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

A $4,000 stock Of shelf and build
ers. hardware located In Las
Crucece n. u. las Cruces
Il n the heart OF the upper
Rio Grande valley. about 80 miles
north Of FL PaHo, where cotton
produce and other farm products
are grown IN abundance Best To-
cation IN town. Rent reasonable
Lease can be transferred 20 pur-
chaser. This IS best opportunity
offered IN the Southwest 70 any
one who desires 90 engage IN the
hardware business IN a Eood town
with a promising future.
TRT-sTATE ASSOCIATION OF
CREDIT MEN.
Fl Paso, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
We are headquarters for nusinesl oppQr-
tunities- That's cur Epeclally y n-- Allll
~ br,girasr ere you looking fort See us
bsfors buying hotels roomlnE houses,
rssts.rrrants. ccnfectioneries. etc We can
save you money II you want &c sen your
h-sfrrrT list with Us FOR quick sale
IT. psgO BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Phone 1906 ll4 ". san All9ll2 q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
A. Wanled-MaIe

WANTED-Ai washnnan and engineer. $40
per week. plant running $1,000 per week
washers. American Laundry d Dry Clean
Ing Co... Hurley n. NJ
WANTED by one of the largest wholesale
houses in the Southwest. experienced sales
man 10 call on grocery trade IN west Texas
and New Mexico state experience. Civ
ing reference address P-15. care Head.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
YE TOWNE GOSSIP
By c. B.


Registered o s.
K
u stany months, desire to write until
Perhaps you somebody's life and soul you think my little true
story worth while
small died-dled suddenly eat9y and
everything old and feeble and
tone deaf they upstairs him
That Of the stairs night and
oong up waiting Ill health and hearken Ny fate
Perhaps you They shot because an old
md whine for my master story and perhaps soften their
5eqrts Sporty"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

stock Of first class staple sro-
ceries located IN Demins. y ~
wiz invoice about 5000 Old es-
trh1lshed business. but stock Pc
clean and uptodate. Best loca-
ton n town Rent reaso11 be
THI-STATE ASSOCIATIONS
OF CREDIT Men.
Fl Pas0. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

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FOR saLE-uouhls bed springs and
enameled dresser Phi 9151
FURSITUEE FOB sALE-Four rooms.
VIII zen By rleca or &C. bulk. All prac-
ucaliy new Apartment z. Delavan Court
1921 1agoffin-
WAITED - second hand furniture. any
amount and quality. we pay cash. phone
Us BEEHlHlLL EUHNlILEE CO. 500
2. san Ant0uie. Pm 354.-
FoUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
viii exchange your old furniture Tor
ueE ar Mia North stanian Sc
YOU WILL find our display Of storage
and commission furniture iu our new loca-
ton. sol 20 COS E san Autonios 1sEt &C.
lection and largest stock % used furniture
fn ETY. locE ua Up before 20 buy.
g. D. HODSEH ~ HAIrlhE CO. FH $50
LARGE house az dssirahls furuiturs. e.
cellent condition, iuciudlns library ana
bedroom suites. chairs. tables. rugs. roll
top desk and chair. other Office pieces.
hard coal base burner gas range. other
stoves. Pltt11urE Instantaneous water heat
er. must Be sssu 70 appreciate rlius. no
dealers III W. ErauEilu. c1pusl-s Car
uegis library.
ONE DRESSER, SIS: dresser. fl5s Inch
post bed. sl2s stand table. &2-s1- trunE.
So high chair. So library lamp. So round
dining table, SIS refrigerator. fiss lam
dry stove. IS. electric ian. fI1s electric
iron. So marble TOP center table. sos good
rocker. So small desk. SO and 1000 mis-
ceuauaou1 books Erwin E'urnltErs Co.
los s. Wasa- Phi. 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

p 81 enclose my photograph.
DEAR SPORTY
II DOESN'T seem.
TO BE quite fair
THAT WHEN q dog.
has GIVEN his days
TO CO8IRADEsHIP.
WITH ONE he loves.
AND WHEN nights came
HAS LAIN on guard
WITH EARS attunsd.
TO PROVING sound
THAT IN the end.
WHEN EYES are dim
AND EARS are duued
AND JOINTS grown stiff
HE SHOULD be killed
1T ISN'T fair.
YET ]. myself
HAVE DONE this thing
AND HAVE believed
THAT MERCY said
IT SHOULD be done.
AND HAVE shed tears
ron WHAT did
AND SPORT old man.
7 DO not know
WHERE WE shan 90.
wHEg WE leave here
BUT I an sure
IF THERE'S a place.
WHERE JOY shah be
IT THEN must be.
THAT ALL we've loved
SHALL GATHER there
AND n that's truG
THEN IT must Be.
YOUR MASTER watts.
ron MS old dog.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Situ.Hnn. Rantsd-FemaIe

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WANTED-Position as goFernes7 ~ s1-
ns-ienced teacher. good references FUR
nishsd. give full particulars IN tlrs- letter
Address W. Il j. Comanehe, Tex
WANTED-Lady with valuable experience,
wishes atenoFraphlc or sscreterial poaltlon
with reliable firm Hours ana laiafy nll5-
- sttraruvs: best references address P
q Egrw EEn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21


FOR gAIE-RestzuranL furnished Aq-
dress 115ss s. Stanton. Room No !. Fh-
ss7s
GET in for yourself on snail Investment
WIN sell Krispet Pop Corn OUTFIT cheap
Tri-state Candy Co Ph. 323-
ESTABLISHED Brokerage business. about
3 years old. must sell account OF other
interests. address o II. care Herald
SNAIL near beer parlor and restaurant
on hest business street in the city. $500
cash Ph IVA
ESTABLISHED paying interurhan truck
lire ont Of Fl Paso. 5000 and references
necessary 10 handle thia Address q ls5,
care Herald
DIAMOND N bank Tor f60o.0o loan with
jewellers statement IN writing pay any
time s650.o0. Is security and guarantee
Terms. bargain Can 1336-Rodgers.
EXCEPTIONALLY high ETade positions
for experienced business men available
through T.. II. c. A. vocational depart
uent. paying from $500 per month ID.
See Mr. Wheeler. $3.50 an TO u noon.
FOR sALE-BarEain. Kara Steam Laun-
dry. boilers steam mango roller.
washers. large size; collar machine, gas
engine. large dry ROOM everything COM
pieted. being running. Ecod business sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

SOLICITORS WANTED for high class
proposition in which every pelslI = =
-, H. f-terested liberal commission ar
rzrrernsnt 10 first class solicitors and leads
flr-rfahed- as only a limited ipunaher VIII
be employed you should make your -
plicafion immediately A1ore-- U p ---'
Herald. for interview