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The Little River news., 1920-07-31
COMB SAGE TEA IN
 HAIR ID DARKEN T
It's Grandmother's Recipe to keep her Locks Dark,
 Glossy, Beautiful

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea And Sulphur for darkening gray. utreaked and faded hair is grand mothers recipe, and folks arc again using it to keep their hair a good, even color, which Is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when youth ful appearance Is of the greatest ad- vantage.
 Nowadays. though. we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to- use product, improved by the addition of other ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" It is very popular because nobody can discover 1t has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at time; by morning the gray hair disappears, but what de- lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, h that, be- oides beautifully darkening the hair after . few applications, 1t also pro- duces that soft lustre and appearances of abundance which is % attractive. This reAdy-to-use preparation is de- lightful toilet requisite for those who dealre . moro youthful appsarAncA It . not intended for the cure, mi1lan- 1aea er DrsvantioA ee dlaoAsA
The Little River news., 1920-07-31

asked her to have dinner with you this evening"
 "Well?" the fellow eckoed belliger- ently.
 'It's all bad form. You shouldn't try to make mash on lady. l don't know who she is, of course but she's not common and for the sake of the mother that bore me always respect and protect a good woman and whale h- out of those that do not"
 He reached inside his stateroom and pressed the bell. TEe porter arrived on the run.
 George" said MT. Webster, Sin . few minutes we're due at Smithville. If my memory serves me alright, we stop five minutes for water and or ders."
 "Yassah."
 Remain right here and let me off as soon as the train comes to stop"
 When the train slid to a grinding halt and the porter opened the car door, Webster pointed. "Out!" he said. "This is no nice place to pull off . scrap"
 "See here, neighbor, I don't want to lave any trouble with you"
 '1 know 1t. All the same, you're go- ing to have .it-or come with me to that young lady and beg her pardon" |"
 "All right. I'll apologize" and he started forward as if to pass Webster in the vestibule, on his way to the ob- servation car, whither the subject of his annoying attention had gone. Two steps brought him wittdn striking dis tance of his enemy, and before Web ster could dodge, sizzling right handed blow landed on his jaw and set him back on his launches in the ves- ubule.
 It was almost knockout-almost, but not quite. AS Websters body struck the floor the big automatic came out of the holster swinging in a weak circle, 1t covered the other.
 "That was a daisy" Webster num- bled. If you move before my head clears, I'll put four bullets into you be- fore you reach the corridor"
 He waited about minute, then with the gun he pointed to the car door and the masher stepped out. Webster hand ed the porter his gun and followed i; two minutes later he returned, drag ging his assailant by the collar. Up the steps Ee jerked the big battered hulk and tossed 1t in the corner of the vestibule, just as the girl came through the car, making for the diner up ahead.
 Again she favored him with that calm, grave, yet vitally interested gaze, nodded appreciatively, made as if to pass o1, changed her mind. and said
The Little River news., 1920-07-31

very gravely: "You area very court ly gentleman. sir"
 He bowed. There was nothing else to do, nothing that ne could say under the circumstances. To use his chivalry as wedge to open an acquaintance never occurred to tim-but his whisk- CTS did occur to him. Hastily he backed into his staterOOm and closed the door, presently he rose and surveyed himself critically In the small mirror over the washstand.
 "No, Johlny," he murmured, i've can't go into the diner now. We're too blamed disreputable. We were bad enough before that big swine Euag the shanty on our right eye, but whatever our physical and personal feelings far be it from us to parade our iridescent orb in public. Besides, one look at that queen is enough to do us for the re- mainder of our natural life, and sec Old look, minus proper introduction, would only drive us into suicides grave" He sighed, rang for the porter and told him to send waiter for his order, since he would fain break his fast in the privacy of his stateroom. And when the waiter came for the order, such was Mir. Webster's mental perturbation that ham and eggs were furthest from his thoughts. He or dered a steak with French fried po- tatoes.
 .
 John Stuart Webster passed rest less night. Sleep came to him in hour ly installments, from which he would rouse to ask himself whether 1t was worth while to continue to go through the motions of living, or alight at the next station. seek a lonely aud unfre- Quented spot and there surrender to outrageous fortune. It was altogether damnable. In a careless moment, Fate had accorded him 6 glimpse of the only woman he had ever met and de sired to meet agaIp-for Webster was essentially mans man, and Eis pro- fession and environment had initiated against his opportunities for meeting extraordinary women; and extraordi. nary women were the only kind that could hope to challenge his serious at-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
DENIAL MADE
BY HOUSTON
OF STATEMENT

Phoenix. AriL-, Oct J. - Senator
smith Thursday received a message
from secretary Houston. which re-
piled 20 the senator's protest OF We'd
uesday 10 part as follows
"of course ] made no such state
uent as that the financing Of pro-
ducars that they may obtain q fair
price for their commodities Is a con-
splracy in restraint Of trade
llv statement was i am in favor
~ every legitimate effort % promote
the orderly marketing Of all com
modities, but the government cannot
be a party 20 hold commodities off the
market 70 enable the owner ard-
ficlally for speculative purposes TO
maintain war prices or higher than
war prices
In speaking Of the government. OF
course I was speaking In particular
oE the treasury I was not speaking
az the banks. They are NOT the gov
ernuent
-Iy statement was induced by re-
quests of people that the treasury
either deposit money in crop moving
sections or that &c revive the war IL
nance corporation activities Either
Of these things would necessitate the
treasury borrowing more money al
the high rates it is now bringing to
meet current obligations"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
RAILR0AD me NE


All trains arrive and depart from Union
ataloE. 1out Of san Franchise street All
arrivals and departures given 10 Fl Pa1o
-1r mountain standard time.
SANTA II.
For Al5uquerque. Denver. ChicaEo. Los
AnEeles-Ao. soss leaves AM 80. SO
az pm
From Albuqusrsus. DsHvg. Los angeles
chieaso--lso- s9l arrives 10 AMI Nc e0z
II PAsO a. sOUrHWEsrERS.
Lines East.
arrire-Trom north and east No. =
The CALIFORNIAN. z an: No O. Golden
DeHart-Tor the north ard easts No
a. Golden state Limited. 1891 Pm; 30. =
The CalHornian, e-55 pm
Lines West.
Arrlre-From che west: No .. COPPER
city Special. l-11 ami No. 2. The Cali
f1rul1u. SEES PA
Dspart-F0r The vest No. g. Golden
STATE Limited. PM No. 2. Copper city
sOuTHERS PACIFIC LINES.
For san Antonio. New Orleans and Wash
inEton-No. 1o2 leaves $3.50 an. No. 10
From Vasrinrton. New Orleans and San
Antouio-1ol arrives az s;f5 pm. no. 1os
F7r ar.zona and Cslifo-uia-No. 3 leaves
T-l5 an; 30. 131 al 1000 PM no. 100
Fron Arizona and Caiisornia-No. ar
rlves AZ 1I-s5 am No. 1o2 arrives sac
r-m-s l1- lll et 20 pa
TEEas 6 PACIFIC.
Fcr Dallas ard St. Lcuia-.ic- % leaves
s a-m.- 80. 2 az f-16 pm
Prom S. Lffuis and Dall1n-N1- ar
rlves ut 1-t5 n-n-; Nc Is arrives a. 1880
8rExICAN CE-JrRAL-
No reEular scheduie.
MEXICO z EOETHWEsTEHN
No regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
TELLS
REASONS FOR
HIGH SUGAR

Reasons why sugar IS so high in
the United States were told by Mrs
Mary Ross kiester. a prominent Fl
Paso club woman, when addressing a
Republican meeting At the court
house Thursday evening
Public records show that the
United States government shortly
after the armistice was signed, had
100000 pounds Of sugar stored in
warehouses In France which could
have been returned 10 the United
States at three fourths Of a cent per
pound for freight, and could have
been sold In this country at 81
cents a pound" said Mrs. Eiester.
But instead OF doing this the gov
ernment sold 1t TO France for two
cents a pound in order not 20 wound
the feelings or reduce the profits
Of the pronteerlng gentry who, be-
cause Of the administration failure
10 protect the American people, IS
today robbing the American people
Of At least II cents per pound on
the sugar we are using.
i DO not charge dishonesty 70
persons connected with the admin
istration- But II the government had
sold this sugar 20 the American peo-
pie even at IS cents a pound it
would have saved the people OF the
United States s4S.000.000."
Percy Montgomery also discussed
economic aspects OF the zdministra-
ton. and Frank Alderman. candidate
for county attorney on the Republi-
can ticket, discussed national is
sues OF the campaign
Walter Il Case. Republican candi-
date for county clerk, said he hoped
citizens OF FL Paso county would
show interest in the election by vol
unteering TO be judges at the polls.
TO assure the fair and legitimate
conduct OF elections
The meeting was wen attended.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

Business Chances


$50 WILL BUY a small business making
from $500 70 s3oospe- month Phi 5465lY.
FOR sALE-Three chair barber shop old
stand. doing good business 7. J. O'Reileys
Alamog6rdo. y u
GOOD chance 70 open gents Furnishings
store with party having a stock Of cloth
lnE- address A 81, care Herald
OWNER-stock q grocery AID fixtures.
also meat fixtures. FOR sale az invoice with
Eood lease. low rent market leased out
address 20. care Eerala
FOR sALE-By owner. the leading hotel
o. AlamoEordo. y. n. doing the best com
mercill trade. must sell on account OF
health. For particulars write New Hotel
Welgeie, Alamogordo, n n
WANTED, PARTNER-To take active in-
terest In a nice, clean paying business.
party % either take charge OF city office
OF 90 on road. small Investment. big profit.
Can az no. 28s Mllls g.. Phi 1855.
DUPLEEs AUTO MARKET-GaraEs. fll-
ing station and paint shop. an for sale
cheap. VIII consider a good late model
car as part payment 1901 Texas. Phi
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
We are headquarters for business urncr-
tunlries. That's orr specially what kind
% buEiueas are you looking for7 See us
before buying hotels. roomlng houses.
restaurants. confectioneriea. etc We can
save you money. II you want 70 sen your
business iisr with rs for quick sale
Ell PASO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Phone 1855. IL " san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
GOOD GRASS IS INSURED
By RAMS m NEW MEXICO

Roswell. N n, Oct. Good rains
have fallen over the eastern slope OF
New Mexico insurlnE excellent win
ter grass. For the first time within
two years the Hondo and Berrend1
rivers have been ful and for a few
hours booked dangerous The high
waters have revived the agitation TO
protect this city against high water
which In years past has done much
damage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
SUGAR RATE EVIDENCE
10 co 10 GRAND Jury

Sioux Fails, .. D. Oct 1-Evidencs
intended 20 show that the Utah-Idaho
Sugar company OF salt Lake City, sold
sugar at an excessive rate OF profit 10
Jouetr Bros. & Jouett OF Sioux Falls
and Aberdeen, VIII be presented 10
the grand jury at the opening OF fed
eral court here Tuesday. October 19,
E VI. Fiske. United States district at
toruey announced today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

Gen T. T. HOWE, commanding CT
ficer Of Fort Bliss. has designated
Lfeut. Col. j. n. Lewis. Eighth cav
airy 1Iai. George Diumau, Eighth
cavalry and Capt Jack J. Meyer
uusrtermaster corps, as board 70
inves-i gate the origin OF the lire
which destroyed part OF the canton
mant az Tsleta last sunday. Capt
Meyer IS 70 be recorder Of the board
Lewis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
OIL COMPANIES COMPLETE
TAX PAYMENTS 10 MEXICO

Mexico City, Mex. Oct 1.-Petro-
leum companies have completed pay
ments OF their export taxes for July
and August. the amount Of revenue
received by the treasury totaling
more than s.50o.000 pesos Announce
meut is made that more than 100000
pesos paid to Gen Peiaez and other
evolutionary leaders would be ap-
piled q. account as tax payments
Consideration is being given com
plants by oil companies relative 70
methods adopted for fixing the tax
rate, and Il IS planned 70 change the
system so that the average selling
price for a period OF six months VIII
be taken as the basis, instead Of
prices for two months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
DAILY PUZZLE

THIS cloak room boy has 20 hats On
his keeping, Just enough TO work
out an Interesting puzzle on his
fe peg rack.
The problem consists in showing
how 70 place the hats SO as 10 produce
as many rowa as possible with four
hats 20 the row OF course. rows may
be counted ohlluuelv as vel as per
peudlcularlv and horizontally Just 50
long as they are In a perfectly
straight line
Row would you hang those 20 hats2
Seventeen and two-thirds bricks
flled the bod A whole brick weighed
three pouuds.-Copyrigh 1913, by
sam lloyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
Spanish Authors Forming
League for Protection

Madrid, Spain. Oct spanish au-
tlors and trauslators have taken
steps 20 form an organization for the
defence Of their interests. They have
been moved 20 take this step by the
high price Of paper. which makes
publishers hesitate about publishing
new books. Many OF the leading au-
thors Of Spain have promised TO join
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

TWO nice. clean rooms for nice. clean
men. close "a. uith private family nos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
Army OFFICERS MAY NOW
WEAR UNIFORM ACROSS LINE

American and Mexican officers
crossing the border to and from Fl
Paso and Juarez may wear their
army uniforms 10 was announced Fri
day at the Mexican consulate It has
been the custom for officers OF each
army 20 change 10 civilian clothes be-
fore crossing the line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
Oh and Mining


REPUBLIC MINING a MILLING COM
PANT STOCKHOLDERS
Owners Of shares OF the capital stock OF
the Republic Mining g. Milling Co. q
New Mexico. are requested 20 communi-
cate Immediately with the silver City Ma
tional Bank OF silver city. b. b.
MEXICAN OPPORTUNITIES ARE
KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR
We are about 20 resume operations on
high grade silVer-laad properties. mines
not prospects. on the west coast Of Mex
leo that wiz pay big returns on invest
meut. we have complete equipment for
mining and smelling operations 70 handle
$50 tons Per day. but require a small
amount OF capital 90 put property on a
shipping base this is high class IN
rastmeut for bankers. business men and
miners that know a winner when they
see t. This property "a managed BY eE-
psrienced and successful mining men For
particulars Phi 1854 or 2151 or 500. write
8 n. & s. Co.. P. o. BOX 154. = Pasos
Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
BALAREZ IS installed
As CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR

AIaxicaIf Lower Calf Oct l.
Manuel Baiarez. OF Lopez, Lower
Calif., Thursday was installed as gov
ernor Of the northern district OF Low
er California by Gen. Plutarcho Elias
Gales. succeeding Luis NJ Salazar-
senior Balarez's appointment, i was
said. was made by provisional presi-
dent de "a Huerts. September 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
For Sde-Piaros


LARGE. DARK brown satin Enish. uiaho1-
any phonosrapa and records FOR cash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

DIT. Carlos Da-alia. personal physi-
clan 70 Gen Aware OhreEon. presi-
dent elect Of Mexico. arrived IN Jua-
reE Thursday and crossed into Fl
Paso Friday on HIS way TO Harmo-
sillo, his former home He was called
70 Hermosilo. the capital OF Sonora,
on account OF the illness o. a rela-
tive.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
The COURTS

Judge BaIlard ColdWeu Presiding.
Core Lee Eenlay w J. r Teniey. d.
Ucrce granted.
LccLe IuEle8 Va George u. Inrlar d.
Fcrca granted
sa-ah Baird Va james Baird. divorce
rented
Lnllsn y. cEeElsy "a Ernest W c1~-
Fey marriage luuulled-
andrea Cahallos "a Lurlo CsbaIlog. d.
Vorcc. petition filed
Finis z Co9par = Evsiya Hart Cooper
divorce. petition fled
Teresa Drsman Va n. ~. Dreman. d.
rorce, petition nled-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

washington. D. C.. Oct Col Es-
tebau. former governor Of Lower Cal
ifornia. who IS touring the United
States called at the white house TO-
day and conferred briefly with sec
rotary Tumulty. II was said that his
call was for the purpose OF merely
paying his respects.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
UAREZ IS INCLUDED N
EXTENSIONS OF WrR-T FSS

Extension OF the wireless telegraph
system IN Mexico. which viii cost
$3.50 900 In American money. viii IN
clude Juarez, according TO word
reaching American consul A. z Dow
In JuareZ. Plans call for the service
TO 80 10 every part OF Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
siTH DISTRICT coURT.


state vs. Eugene ward. murder. Eulltg
tv Jury Of ulnElaughtsrs. Tearg-
r. A. Eiuc-t VI C. b Hrdspeth. suit FOR
fees. decision Tor dsfsndanL
anna Grace 70 stephen ?. Grace. d.
rcrca, petition lled-
sairador Fln0 vs. OHlia Fino. divorce.
nerIo1 fled-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
Rooming &C. SaIe Ia RenI

Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
FOR SALE roominE house OF IS rooms.
rent very reasonable 5000 cash j. s.
Crozier. sos Trust Bldg. Ph- 2055-
BUY from owner 10 beautifully furnished.
ell outside rooms, steam heat. close In.
bargain FOR quick sale SIS " kansas
TO BUY Oh SELL that rooming or apart
meut house. hotel or business see Aeier1-
JANIS l. MARI COMPANf-
Phone 1850. 5ot san Antonio 81
HOTELS FOR SALE.
Ears 2 good hotels with splendid income
FOR sale at a bargain. viii consider resi-
dence as firE- payment Ph. 5ss.
ONE Of the best % room hotels ia Il
Faao. thoroughly modern. centrally loczt-
ed, steam heat, Is rooms with bath. al
ways fun, clearing $500 monthly. by own
er. no agents. Address u. care Herald
T. ROOMS, several sleeping porchea. ar
ranged IN Email apartments. excellent To-
cation. reasonable rent this place is clear
ing $50 per month above all expenses.
price only $500. about $1,000 cash
DANDY BUTs
roomEs sieeping porch. arranged 81
apartments cheap rent, price only 5000.
very small cash payment. balance monthly.
Zee Meler1.
JAMES L. MARI a COaIPANT.
Phone ssso. so san Antouio 81
HOTEL
90 roomE % good location. furniture IN
excellent condition, clearing $500 per
month above expenses. owner must leave
on aaccount OF health and viii sell for
5000 cash II taken at once easily worth
$4,000.
APARTMENT HOUSE.
II apartments, a real good place. clear
Ing $500 per month"; price $3.50 and $500
VIII handle o. See Mr. Kivei. with
GOODMAN BROS. s CO., nc.
Real Estale- Realtors Insurance.
2o5 y, stzntol St, Phones 1fzs-2aoss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
Helm Wantsd-FsmaIs

aaa7=HsaHaHHaHHsHTaa7=7
WANTED - Experienced chamberHaid.
good wages Apply the New Mexico Cot
taEs sanatorium, Silver city. - II
WANT middle aged woman as practical
nurse and 70 do cooking, good Job. 1lo5
Wyoming.
WANTED-At once. practical nurse. Va
tional T. B. sauatoriurns AlzmoEordo
WANTED-Competent nurse maid. one
who viii stay nights preferred. good vases
and good home Phi 4119 or call At los
". California St
WANTED young lady Tor clerical work
one who can use typewriter preferred Ap-
PLY Assistant Circulation Manager Il
Paso Herald
WANTED-Unincumbs woman 70 do
cooking. houseForlz ard laundry on ranch
for family Of 5. salary $50 per month Ad-
dress BOX 81. Valentine. Tex
TWO neat appearing young ladies' 70 work
IN concession booths at International e1-
position. Apply IN person At 2o7 Trust
Bldg
WANTED-E1perience chocolate dipper
for New Mexico, candy kitchen. Alouquer-
cue. " n. transportation. $50 70 so per
week Inquire Chocolate shop. city.
MEXICAN gentleman. IS years old. needs
an American young lady English teacher,
individual lessons Answer 20 Ar- Ma
varro. P o. Box $50
WANTED-At once. ? experienced diainE
counter waitress Apply Modern CAFE,
basement Mills Bldg
WANTED-A competent eolored woman
Tor family o. ?. one who underaIatll
cooking and Eenerrl houssTork, excel
lent wages for the right party p. l9s5J-
LADY stenographer OF experience and ahil-
ity. permanent resident o. Fl Pasos good
salary 20 start with Advancement 20 one
who q willing to work. state your eXperi-
snce fully. where employed last. phone
= ~ O
SAILS LADIES OF ability wanted n a
large retail dry goods house, they must Be
able % speak. nuently. both English and
Spanish, Of neat appearance and must have
dere1oued q sales ability Place your AZ
plIcatlon with Siegfried Kahn Box rs.
Albuquerque. n 81
WANTED-TounE woman who can speak.
read and write English and Spanish flu-
entity and operate a typewriter fairly vel,
reasonable salary and permanent position
for Industrious person Apply Room g.
Col 3 Bldg. san Antonio and oregon. over
Union Clothing Store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01


HElIsTITCHING. picot accordian plating.
Kiss =. C9rums So Buckler Bldg-. Pa. 1871.
NELTON PAINT CO.-Paiuun- paper
1anEinE deeorating- b0s y Siauton. Phl2f7
CURTAINS laundered Mrs. Richmond.
Ph- 7e31Js 6l2 y. II Paso.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED. e: rugs,
CLEANED, 81 Erwin MIG Co. PHI. 1110.
HEMsTITCHING, alterations accordiau
plating. mail orders solicited Mrs s.
Iones, Sllk Emporium- eos Texas Phi f172.
HEMSTITCHING. pic0t edge work done on
short notice, any kind o. material Singer
SEWING Machine Co. eos S. z Paso-
EXPERT cleaning. pressing and repairing
dept for ladies' and gentlemen. DUNDEE
WOODEN MILLS. Pm $50.
We BUY cid dHapidated furniture and pay
good price, FOR sane FL PASO FUESI-
TURE HOSPITAL. Phi $3.50
UNITY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITY
2o1-2Qa Mills Bldg. meetings Friday and
Monday nights. o'clock prosperity meet
inEs daily. y TO Z. moons
THE FL PASO FURNITURE HOSPITAL
does everything IN the furniture line. IN
Guiding mattress work. Ask our customers.
Phone 3o5o
SEWING machines bought sold. rented
and repaired. all work guaranteed light
running. Free. call Peters. Phi 27ss. 125
n. kansas.
THE FL PAsO MATTRESS MFG. co. has
Installed the most modern machinery 10
the manufacture Of mattresses Of all kinds.
our Erecia1 is renovatinE rlattreEses-
renuvatluE. Sis us Park st.. Pm. tlf5
SIS. OO-Handso1nely set diamond scarf
pin. a this plus e-52nds karat. minute Caw
in edge Invisible 20 naked eye. slightest
canary tinEe. brilliant sparzler. Address
P o. BOX III. City
FARMERS. ATTENTION.
Make more money from your alfalfa By
marketing % through dairy cows we are
urauared 70 handle all the good. clean
milk you can ship u.s. 70 VIII pay you 20
investigate.
PRTCE's DAIRY COMPANY.
Phone e049. 20 " Fiedras-st.
THE ECONOMIC SHOE REPAIRING
los p. Overland St.. Tony Lana. Prep
why not Join me and cut the high cost o.
shoe repairlnF7 7 can repair your shoes
with the best material and we do the
best workmanship
Hair soleg sewed ou---------Ilc and 800
WHY 7 do ny own work. rebuild your
shoes. do not cobble- NAH orders So
licfted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

BETrER furniture aul piano rsfili-hlnr-
j. MEGNA. = p. Piano CO. p. 1I95W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

Douglas, ARK. Oct 1--Announce-
ment is made here Of the appoint
ment OF ". W Young as American
consular agent IN Aqua Priers, Son
Mex Just across the international
boundary from this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

Judge ?. r. Price HresidluE-
petition lled-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

Consul :. 3. Stewart. OF Chihuahua
City, IS expected IN FL Paso today on
his way 70 Denver. Colo His friends
said he IS going 10 Denver 70 marry