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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
Special Notices

Special Notices
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CLEANED. 81 Erwin MIG CO. PHI. ITO.
LACE curtains laundered. SOC pair. Mrs
Richmond. So n e PaEo. -Ph- 1881
HE1IsTITCHING. picot. accordian plating.
Alss 2. Corun, 80 Buckler BldE- Pm 1911.
hELTON PAINT CO.-Paintin pa,irr-
nanEinE. d-eorati1E- sos 81 stanton Phi2t7
HEMsTIrCHrNG. alterations aocordlan
plating. mail orders solicited Ms s.
Jones. SIX Emnoriunl. us Mesa, Ph- 4l12-
HEMsTTTCHlNG, plcot edFs Uork done on
short notice. any kind OF material Singer
sewing Machine Co. eos g z PaHo.
EXPERT cleaning. pressing and repairing
dept for ladies' and gentlemen DUNDEE
WOoLEN MILLS. Phi 1870
ACCOEDLAE, knife box plating. skirt
lengths. hemstitchinE. hats blocked. clean
ing. pressing as ~ oregon. Phi 111f-
--oqT. eamasd sPot OUT ! say''-lfae-
beth Speaking % dirty watches. We
clrau 'ru1- H7rpert urarchrna-ers-
BARNETT's. E18 SAN ANTONIO ST.
THE FL PAsO MATTRESS MFG. co. nae
Installed the most modern machinery N
TIE manufacture Of mattresres Of al kinds.
Our special e. renoTatinE unzftrfEsea-
-enavalinE. SIS us PARK It p slE5.
Money TO Lean
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LDNEL % llan On llallonlls Eatcle1 ana
iswelry. FULLAN's. Us y. Stanton 81.
s. TO $50 loaned honest euanIoyes conf
Dental Drake. 1o1 Roberts-Banner Bldg
MONET one time talked nov . only
Whisper We loan on al articles Of value.
BAkNEIrs- 20 san ANTONIO ST.
NED S3oe-LonE time easy payment plan
LQr aalarle1 furniture owners. confidential
Welfare Loan Co. 2o3 Herald Bids
MONEY loaned On furniture. pianos auto
mobiles. livestock. Liberty bonds or other
collateral az lowest rate OF liberal terms
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
H-rr-# Earr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

LMosr new furniture f7r sale. Ph 7sssJ.
.UESITUEE Tor sais. 'aarifss- can 50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

WIZ pay ecu top cash price ror F1us
furniture. get cur BID before Fou sci
PHONE 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14


Il PaE0-LA MESA TRANsEEH CO.
Leaves Masonic Temple building az 2 Pm
Leaves Ia e 81 for p Paso az l-ag an
E1ssaurer- parcels and freight Including
p Paso Heralds. are carried over tnls line
8REO-IAGDALENA sTAGE--Sund1y
only. Leave Eocorro $40 IN r. HalL
1-ardalena- 81 81
WOGoTLOE-Daly 90 and fr1-l Silver
CRY ard MoEolon- cars leave SILVER city
On arrival ~ Santa re train no slL no
roIun. s am. Bennett Motor Transit Co
Phone 10. Opposite DEPOT
Az VALLEF-HiIaboro and EinEstou
ilrto Id cts All trains az Lake valley WIN
~ SieaEe, Hilish1rc, 81 A-
ROsW EII-CaRRIZOZO cars leave Roa-
well at $50 am stop 30 minutes Tor
hreaEfzzl az Picacho. arrive Carrlzozo az
% an Car leaves Carrizozo at $3.50 Pm.
arriVe Roswell az $50 pm white Line
stsee CO.
TTT7T7TEF T-fToVTS-Ieaves Tucumcari
ESQ Z n arrive Clovis pm leave Clo-
ria g an arrive Tucumcari Pm We
uzss OF wells twice daily Ply q beeler,
~nrfractcrE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LTNEs-Clif-
ION iva Duncanl Eaffcrds Leave Clifton
1880 un- daily. leave Duncan --l5 Pm
Eailr- arrive Stafford SIS pm caily ten1-
meeting with Arizona Easteruls leave SAT
Fora AN daily leave Duncan 1850 an
frHr- arrive Clifton q n daily Five
round trips 10 Norenica daily. three FOUND
triur 20 1fetcalf daily. Service cars
day and night Mountain Auto Co. Inc,
Cl ALTON. ARK. Phone T8
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

EOh aALEl-EL hold Llrul11luEl Ter
& rooms, rot sold BY piece. house rot tor
rent sos WyomiuE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

hELlEh furniture and piano refiulallrE.
D. MEGNAs r p Piano Co. Phi i733W.
HOUSEHOLD furniture Tor sale. Westeza
eiecrrlc washing machine. simpler lr1nar-
1fQ8 PerEhi1E Drive Pr 8110W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

Situations Wahisd-Mals
MAN having nued positions as assistant
YORK hotels wishes position. Phi 6262-
TANTED-Puzition by office manager.
transportation, custom broker, thorough
Spanish. excellent raierencfE Nora Ave-
nida Madero sur II. C. Juarez, Mex
EXECUTIVE OF clerical position wanted
ence % IKE position In New York Fh-
CIVIL ENGINEEH, college man. u TearH
experience, SPECIALIST on railroad construc-
ton and. rnaintenance. tust out q McE-
lco. proven ability Address 15l. care
Herald.
VOCATIONAL Dept Y. r. c. A. has 10
offer Investigated young men for an lines
% services fll any position you have with
the right man by selection. Phi f1e e2s.
13ls. Ir. Wheeler
WANTED POSITION young. rinrIe
men would like 90 get vita a good outfit
operating in Mexico. one experienced IN
lumber and clerical work. other first cla7E
building. good references. Address " T.
6aksr, care Cen DEWEY. Tucson. Ariz
Situations Wanted-Femals
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AMERICAN woman wants kitchen or
chamber work 250t Lebanon
EXPEBIENCED stenoEranher wishes po-
sition IN law Office best Of reference
Pm 451s-
COMPETENT stenoErapher with years
experience desires permanent position
Ph. 1912. Miss Foster
TTPEWRITING wanted for spare -lrne
1IlEa Phelps. The Circulating Library. 218
Mesa. Phi. 2855. reasonable rates
EFANTED-Posiuon Tor clerical work. In
Guiding tipping, 9 years experience IA gen
eral once WORK Ph- .l365R-
MR.. EMPLOYEES Let me help you keep
the tanEles out OF your office; let me re-
lieve you Of petty details; let me help
you to remember important things. let
me serve you as a good steuoFrauh
Address x 40. care Herald.
Real Estate Wanted
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100 PER CENT results from teneme1fl
TURNER. KEMP & COLDWELL-
Will BUY TO room house II price and
terms are riEht give price and location.
Address II 1f8. care Herald
TANTED-Two 20 lots % Kern Place.
not particular where located D. Fl
Pence, 1891 T. Rio Grande. Phi. 4430T-
WANT 90 buy good or room house.
VIII pay cash for same n o. De- bargain.
give location and price. Address No. o
IS. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

WANTED-To buy. all or shy part o the
furnishings Of room house Pm s5saW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

WHY CRANK AND CTssfF
Have your Fcrd magnetic recrarEed while
you wait. oldest models Grams IKE 1ew-
makes strong lights COLUMBIA SrOR-
AGE BATTERY & IGNITION co. Pm. 977
The courier-index., 1920-05-21
More Striking Evidence that the Buying Power of This Store Greatly Helps Buying Power of Your Dollar

of sell dependable
  at  KATZENSTEINS before decide"
The courier-index., 1920-05-21

Friday marks the opening of the most remarkable merchandising remarkable tmeness dra 
 
  department
The courier-index., 1920-05-21
Has Neuer Before Sale 7 NeDe Goods Very

40 Inch Fancy Voile, formerly sold for S1.00 to $125 per yard, Sale Price per yard. 79c 27 Inch Dimity, check and stripes former price per yard 25c, Sale Price per yard 19c Our entire line of Ladies Hoisery in Silk and Lsle will be reduced in this Sale, also Chdrens and Misses Sox.
 Ladies Beaded Georgette and Taffeta Dresses, formerly sold for $30.00 and $40.00 each
 Sale Price $225O Ladies' Organdy and Fancy 'Voile Dresses, form erly sold for $200O Sale Price $15.45 One Lot Ladies' Assorted Gingham Dresses, formerly sold for $6.5O to $7.50, Sale Price $495 25 Assorted Ladies' Dresses in Gingham and Lawns, formerly sold for $500 to $6.00,
 Sale Price S395
The courier-index., 1920-05-21

we are simply spirited of duty to help the people ~ho " helped in selling oi merchandise and bring quickly the better day' cs
 the nation paying selecting carefully no not by goods approval
The courier-index., 1920-05-21

Ladies' One-Eye Theo Tie, Black and Brown, Vici, Louis or Military Heel. Former price $10 to $1200, Sale Price Ladies' 5-Eye Oxfords, Black or Brown, Vici,
 Louis, Military or Half Louis Heel. Former
 Price 5000 to $120O, Sale Price $50
The courier-index., 1920-05-21

Ladies' 5-Eye Oxfords, Black or Brown, Vici, all style heels, former price$7.50 to $65O,
 Sale Price $5.45 Exceptional Values will be offered in Children's Misses Low Cut Shoes such as Pumps, Mary Jane and Oxfords in Black and Brown. Call early so as to get values.
 One Lot of Mems Soft Shirts without collars, formerly sold for from $2.00 to $2,5O, all sizes, Sale Price ....$1 $149 One Lot Mems Soft Shirts, without collars, formerly sold $500 to $3.95, Sale Price-.-----$245 One Lot Mems Solid and Fancy Silk Shirts, with out collars, formerly sold for $500, Sale Price
 $445 King Brand Overafls and Jumpers, former price S250 Sale Pr;ca S195 40 Inch Figured Voile, formerly sold for 75c per yard, Sale Price per yard o4c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
For Renl-HouseI FuTnisbed

ElEAAoHED room bungalow. veil To-
eated. modem. f115 Per month. Fh- s1e1.
FOR SALE or rent, two room c5-taEe
partly fl-uishsdi references required Pr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

EnlGlEo Gnaln- Close
Chicago IL. Nov. 2G-Close-
Wheat-December, sl-53ss March, SIS.
Coru-Dscemberi 81 sc; Nay. 71Ac.
Oats-December, use Nay. fgEc
Chicago Produce, Close.
F0rk-January. $3.50
Lard-Jauuary. 14.50cs Nay 1L1ee-
Elbs-January. 1855
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago, H.. Nov. 2f.-Butter-LopTe
Creamery. 3s15Sc
EgEs-HiEhers receipts. 1850 eases.
Ftrsts, zee 71cs ordinary firsts 5sH63c;
At mark cases included, 500 69c; stand
ards, I29 72cs refrigerator firsts, $40 SIC.
EoultrE'-Alrei unchanged.
kansas City Produce, Close
kausas CITY, No. Nov. 2f.-EEE=Un-
changed Hirsts- 69cs seconds. soc.
Buttar-unchanged Creamery, 6sc.
packing. s1c-
Poultry - Unchanged Hena, s1c:
springs. 21cs ROSTERS. Isc. turkeys. sc.
Kansas City Grain. Close.
Kansas City No. Nov. 2s.-cash wheat
One to &C lower No. hard. s1528
Loo Nc fL519L5s; No red, s1.75s
Corn-UnchanEsd 70 &c lower. No. 2
mixed. 5sG 59cs No g, SIC; No. white
SIC: 70. 2, SIC; No. yellow, t7Gs4e; No.
Oats-UnchanEed 20 &c lower. No. ?
white sc; No, . mixed, sac: No 2 red,
Rye-sLss.
Kaffir and MIio Maize-s1-soGLss
Hay-unchanEed TO 81 lower Choice
prairie, Sl4o9G15.5os other day IN
shorts-slsoaL7s.
Bran-41.4oa1.s2.
Receipts-Wheat $40 cara
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
WHEAT BELOW
$3.50 BUSHEL;
BANKS CAUSE

Chicago III. Nov. 26.-In a general
rush to sell. wheat tumbled today q
below $3.50 a bushel, the first time
since the world war. The immediate
bearish factors were the strained
banking situation in North Dakota, q
break in the cotton market and new
downturn in foreign exchange British
buying OF wheat took place on the
downward swing OF prices but rallies
failed TO last and the market fell as
low as s1-4z a bushel for March deliv-
cry. Opening quotations, which varied
from 9 = cents to s cents lower with
December s15ass G1-565f and March
s1-47 Isl, were followed by only
moderate and brief recoTerles from
initial bottom figures
Comparative firmness was shown
later as q result Of estimates that
1000 900 bushels domestic grown had
been bought for export by way Of the
Gulf Of Mexico, making 100000
bushels so far this week The close
was unsettled, 6 TO "a cents net low
er with December S1-525z 20 S1-53I
and March S1.fs TO SL46&-
Corn weakened with wheat After
opening s 10 q cents lower includ-
ing May at 7055 to 70@, the market
reacted a little but then sagged again
December corn touched the lowest
point yet since before the war, but
the market subsequently showed
stubborn resistance to selling pres
sure The close was nervous, at =
cent net decline to 3 advance, with
Nay 71Ss to 711k.
Oats were depressed by the action
OF other cereals. starting = cent TO
S cent down. Nay 4I3t TO zS5s and
continuing weak.
An advance in hog values counter
balanced to some extent IN the pro-
vision market the bearish effect OF
grain declines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

AllllEU Livestock. Ginan.
Chicago. I'll. Nov. 25.-CE s. Erl-arrf n
Markets -Cattle-Receipts. 5000 Eerl
corn 1ec EreerE and Gamer cows rfe.ds--
olner classes slow 20 uneVenly lover.
- GO 4lin3s yeari.ng steers FED with
~ s.oe- f-Alli bulk native steers.
$3.50 1855 butcher cows. mostly Sc 7FR
200 cannerls large, s5.50Ta75- calves
81. a. 70 2ye -oHeE feE TealerE. above
HoEs-ReceiprH. 81. 600. Fully sc hfrh-
- Ln1n WEDNESDAYS AVERAGE big mack
- - ouylng sparinsiy, but fsw hogs left 10
.lfes hands TOP. s1l-25; bulk. $500
1850; pigs IS 70 CSC higher. bulr SesI--
-15 Ivy q l49 pound pigs &s-75 110-00.
sheep-Recslpts. 5000 Fat lambs.
~ ef.- 70 &C higher: choice native lambs
g ellg rutcnerss siL50: bulk natives
&lo.oo 611-oo: Tat sheep, firm buIi- f9f
AAlF- ewes 900 G $50: feeders steady
kansas city Livestock. Close.
kansas City. 40, Nov. 25-U. 6 Hu-
5s1e q AarEetsl - Cattle Recelptr
s1us- Beef steer. 25 20 soc lover Quail
~ common; early sales. 4s-25G 500; bulls
cas-; TAT zhe stock. 2sc lover. caiTer
Iuliy steady. Nc trading n stockers and
ieegers gnderione weak
HoEs-keceipta. 50t0s market opened
sieedy q 15c higher closing slow and
weak TOP. f1f-0Q: bulk OF sales $500
-so good and choice fat pies. 5000
sheep-Reeeipts 1000. Sheep and lsrbs
STEADY; feeding lambs. s1o.7s
Denver Livestock. Close.
DenfeIs Colo Nov e6.-C1ttle-Re-
eeipt4 $500; market, steady. Beef steers
tt.t0 s-51s cows and heifers. g5.00a g ~.
ez-lves s. % G 100; Etoczsrs and feeders.
HoEs--Recaipts, 100; market. steady 10
W higher. Top. 5000; bulk. g9.5e9
sheep-RscslptE 1900: market. slow
ena steady- Lambs. fs-2s a10.oB- ewes
FH'tY {. t-475 feeder lambs ge.2F011sE
Fort Worth livestock, Close.
Fort Worth. Texas. Nov. s6-CattTe-
Receipts. 5000. Market STEADY. Beevez
I. % Z s-25s st0ciZers. 5000 500. cows.
zoo 2 zoo; bulls. sz-os9275: calves. $3.50
Hogs-Recelpts. 1909 Market UNCHANGED.
hheep--Receipts. 200. Market rtendv.
Lambs. 27-51aiI 90. yesrlf7gT. 81 zoos
Tethera. Gf.e0E6 500. eweE elfoTf 1909
1ulls 3Loo e2oo; goats 50 O0aA0o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Buyers OF Iron Mountain
May Build Smelling Plant

Torreon, Mexico. Nov. zs.-The
American company. the lflnerales
and Metales. owner OF the Tor
reon and Mapimi smelters and many
large producing mines IN this vi
entity have purchased a portion OF
the Mercado iron mountain, near this
city The consideration runs into the
millions and Il Is surmised that the
purchasers win shortly construct an
other smelling plant.
This Is the mountain which Baron
Humbolt claimed contained the larg-
est deposit Of almost pure iron in the
world he estimated that It contained
ser two million tons OF iron.
durango mining men have taken
over group OF mines in the Panuco Dc
ioronado district near La Manga min
ns camp and win put a force OF min
r5 70 work IN development at once.
yLner mines TO resume operations
the Coronado district are the Is
rella and Jesus mines, TO be operated
81 Durango people
me san Jose mines IA the Tefau1en
amp near Canatlan. this state. are
eng worked by the rich mercantils
lrIn Of Bourillon. Jaquez and COM
any They are producing some high
srade silver-lead ores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
SHOW
LITTLECHANGE;
RAILS STEADY

Opening prices were mixed. small
gains and losses being pretty wen
distributed throughout the list. ac-
cordlng 10 J. S. Curtiss & Co, Security
Bank Building. Stocks were In sup
ply and prices eased, with trading
light
Coppers showed little change, de-
clines in q few issues amounting 70
= point. Rails were steady. small
gains and equally small losses show
ing.
ons weakened. Mexican Petroleum
dropping ~ and Pan American ,
points.
Industrials showed more irregu-
larity than the balance OF the list
a few specialtes showing evidence
Of support. with the majority drop
ping OFF one point and more. Cru
chile being especially weak with a
decline OF ( points.
Sales for the first two hours
amounted 20 only 3S9.700 shares.
There was no change IN the rate for
call loans. the opening renewal rate
being 6 percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Took Anofher S Bail Money
Gels Month In Jail With II

Boston. Mass Nov. what's IN
a name97 asked James Il Kelly, OF
Cambridge. only 10 get the answer:
zone month in the house Of correc-
tlon,T from Judge DoWd OF the
municipal court Here's what hap
pened-
James II. Kelly and John J. Kelly.
who are not relatives nor friends,
we're arrested by the same officer, on
the same charge, that OF being in
roLicated- John, having money. gave
t15 bail and went his way. James re-
NAMED In the care OF the poles until
his case came uR before fudge Dowd-
johns case came up Just before his.
Both eases were placed on file and
both men sat down on the benches in
The courtroom to see how things were
being conducted there. Presently
James heard the name Of Kelly
called. and saw the clerk handing out
money. Re took what was given him
and went ont shortly after John
asked for the return OF his SIS bail
money, only 20 learn that 70 had
been paid 20 a stranger
Special officer Leonard found
James When searched only 19 cents
~ ths SIS was found on him y
heard my name called. Judge" James
told judge DoWd, the clerk pushed
s25 at me What was 20 do but
take IT,"
Take a month in the house Of cor
rectiou VITA IT," said the court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

Nsu YORK. NoT. 2s-Bar silver, domes-
tic unchanged; foreign 45izc
Mexican dollars 57Ac
Prime mercantile paper, unchanged
Exchange Irregular
Sterling demand. sS-46A-
Kew york Exchange on Montreal Il s-1i
percent discount
Tine loans easy 80 GAYS, % 4as- ana
uouths 1G7N percent
an money steady. nigh, s. low, s; ru--
trr rate. 6: closing bid, G. offered az q
last lean. g.
Cnuuer- wax.
Quarter, 14G14izc.
IRON nornlu1fly. unchanged
lin easy spot, $500 9 $3.50 futures.
$3.50 q 57.0o-
Lead, dull. unchanged
Tinc- easy. Fast St Louis spot, $3.50
SIS.
Anthony. $3.50.
LONDON METAL Mabel
Iondon. Eng Nav- 26--standard COP
per. Ez2. Is Sd
F1lscfrolytic- $50
Tin. SPOT. Ee21. Us. &c.
Lad. E26.
zinc z31. s..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
RAILROAD TIhE TAsLE


All trains arrive and depart from uuiln
station foot q san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given 10 Il PaHo
or mountain standard tine.
SANTA EE.
For Albuquerque, Denver. Chicago. Los
Angeles-No- IS ieava1 an; No 30
az $50 pm
Prom Albuquerque. Denver. Ice Angeles.
enis slsis % arrives am No q
Ell 'PAsO q sOUTHwEsrERN.
Lines East.
Arrive from lorth and east: No 4. the
Californian. . a. m; No s. Golden state
Limited l-l5 p ms No. q. from Chicago.
points. $50 p m.
Depart for the north and east. No g. FOR
Alamosordo, Topeka. kansas City St
Louis and Chicago, T-a5 a. M No
Golden state, 1880 pm; no. 2. the CALI
loFnian' SOD p
Arrive from the west; No g. Copper city
special from Douglas. 7-l1 a. I'LL. 40 Q.
local from Tucson. 1880 p M 10. . the
-allIolnlan- ti-s D. M
Depart for the vest No 8, local FOR
Tucson, a-lo a. ms No. 8 Golden State
Limited. 1--5 D. m: NO = Copper city
5 special TOT Douglas. l-lh 2. III
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES.
Fer san Antonio. New Orleans ara WASH
ingion--No- l92 leaves $3.50 am No. 10
at 1890 pm
From WsshinEton. New Orleans aad san
al 400 pm.
For Arizona and Canfornia-No leaves
ESQ am; No. 191 az 1900 pm. No los
al $3.50 pm.
Prom Arizona and CaIfornia-No. g.
Golden state limited. arrives al 1855 D.
M; 80. l1e arrives az $3.50 am. no no
at 1900 pm
TEXAS PACIFIC.
For Dallas ana ST. Louis-Eo. 20 leaves
s am No. at f-15 pm.
from 81 luis and DallaE-Eo. ar
Hves al 1855 r-m.s No. IS arrives az 1880
pm.
MEXICO a NORTHW EsTERN.
For PearEon- no leaves Tuarcz
Tuesday and Friday az $500 e. M. u
2as1 time.
From Pearou- 80. arrives Juarez
thursday and Saturday 20 1890 p. m. FL
aso time.
NATIONAL or MEXICO.
Prom Mexico CITY. DniIr-No. g arrives
iuarcz az 1905. II Paso time.
For Mexico CITY. ulllV-No s leaves
aarez aL pm. ID raso time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
LOCAL MARKETS.
Furnished By Crombis & co..

A slight downward tendencv vas mani
tested IN local markets both fruits and
vegetables showing q decline Following
are the uLotatiunE.
Potatoes, Onions and FereiahIer
Potatoes. ali classes. fz.25T 1s0
SWEET potatoes. per busheI. S215Hzga.
t7-007400-
ceE'ry. d1sa. s175elso.
era 1berr' =. 50 pounds. sgct.
Lettuce, Dor, 2lz5.
Ioma-aes, per lug. 92E0.
Banana Per pound lie.
C1bhaEes per pound. 5Ec
Citrus aud Decidroua Truffa
Apples. New Mexico. per box. ss00a
175
Northwest apples. 9azs1Lsg.
Colorado apples. e2Go.
florida Granger. gT25
floTida Erapsfruit. f653GG5o
Lemons. f5.o066T5.
Pe1ra. ff-51
California grapes eaTE
Crauherriss. 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Sne-i.I RnEc.,

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fELTON PAINT CO.-Palntn- paprr-
lanelnE. d-eo-atlng- sos " Stanton. Phietl
IIEMsTITCHTNG. alterations. accordian
plating. mail orders solicited. Mrs 9.
Jones. sllk Emporium. 2l8 Mesa. Ph- 4lI7-
EDWARD AUEK. N. D.-Phys. and surg
special attenL diseases % Gall bladder.
Stomach. Intesfines, diseases o. women
20 BucEler Blde- fover Eiltel- fs4z-al4l-
u ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
Tor our immense holiday stock We offer
guns. musical Instruments. typeWriters.
binoculars. etc. az unheard OF prices
BARNETT's, 219 SAN ANTONIO ST.
ACCOUNTaNCN AND BUSINESS LAW
viii Increase your efficiency and your in
come; classes row open az the y A. g
A. Night school; also salesmauship. public
speaking and spanlsh- Phi SOS and 23le-
THE IL PAsO MATTRESS MIG CO. has
installed the most modern machinery In
the manufacture OF mattresses OF all kinds
Our special is renoVatinE mattressea-
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FoT RsaI-Stores and Office.

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y we H-iald building Heat light and
1anitor service furnished Raar1nahi- 49,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
PUZZLE

- - IA AaAaA 2 ~
IT IS said the modern game Of
craps is taken from an old dice
game o. India. wherein a group OF
natives play for a stake by taking
turns in throwing three dice. until
the winner makes a throw which adds
I'D seven OF III.
Can you analyze this old time game
by telling what are the chances OF
throwing three dice so that they add
up seven or 112
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Aanvllle, Warren, Ashton.-Copy-
right. 1873. by sam Loyd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
MARKETDROPS
2 TO 3 POINTS
ON FAVORITES

New york. Nov. 26.-1Texican petro-
leum and Crucible steel suffered ez-
IRENE losses OF five points in the
early reaction. United Fruit fell .
and Royal Dutch. Pan-American and
Houston oil 20 25s Baldwin lost
points. Virginia Carolina chemical 9,
International Paper 80 and van Ad-
lum and Laclrawanna Steel ~ Rails
followed the general trend Tor a time
but strengthened when buying OF
atchisou. Norfolk and " estern. south
ern Pacific. NeW York Central and
Rock Island effected actual gains OF
20 31z points American Wooden
was first among the speclalues to re
vive and Pittsburg and West virginia
enhanced Wednesdays substantial
-ain on dividend rumOrs. call money
opened and renewed into next week
at s percent
FaTorite issues recorded variable
gains az the opening Of today's stock
market, the movement denoung FUR
Their short covering Within the first
half hour however. q sharp reversal
set in. especial weakness being shown
hv shippiuEs and els. Exchange on
London and other foreign centers was
heavy