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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-07-16
METCALF-TRIMBI.E

At pretty home wedding at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
A. A. Kirby the sweetly solemn words
were spoken which made two of Du-
rants deservedly popular young peo-
pie man and wife.
Rev. Boyet, formerly pastor of the
Baptist church, using the beautiful
and impressive ring service, spoke
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-07-16

il more Interested in the eternal con-
dcmnation" changc--in fact. he would
like to see that expression cut out
entirely, it's too blamed suggestive.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-07-16

We are proud ~ the confidence doe
tors. druggists and the public have In
GG,: ttili aud Fever TOnic.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-07-16

= Foster of Bonham. and Mrs.
". Trimble of Tulsa. aunts OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
TOBBERS WILL
REBATE FARES
AT EXPOSITION

More than 40 OF FL Paso's jobbers
met saturday at a luncheon at the
chamber Of commerce and made plans
for Relating fares 70 out o. town
buyers who make purchases here dur
ing buyers week and the exposition
The basis OF Relating fares agreed on
follows;
l. To all merchants residing with
in a radius OF 500 miles OF FL Paso.
whose purchases amount to $500 or
more. railroad fare both ways Will be
refunded
2. To all merchants residing within
a radius OF 500 miles Of FL Paso. whose
purchases amount 70 $3.50 one way
fare viii be refunded.
8. To all merchants residing be-
yond a radius OF 800 miles OF FL Paso,
whose purchases amount TO $500 OF
more, railroad fare both ways VIII be
refunded
4. TO all merchants residing be-
yand radius OF 900 miles OF Ell Paso.
railroad fare one way VIII be re-
funded
Ed Sanders, who presided, said the
meeting Saturday indicated the job
bers here are thoroughly alive 10 the
need Of putting Fl Paso on the map.
Los Angeles Jobberss he said, are tax
ing business that belongs here.
George r. lie Baron, director gen
eral OF the exposition. told Of the en-
thusiasm manifested in Mexico. He
said he expected the first train IN ten
years TO. cross The river and pull into
the union station, from Mexico with
visitors to the exposition
~. C. Hepburn explained the rebate
plan In detail. ID. A Bandeen ex-
planned the publicity program The
postoffice has been asked to put q
special stamp on its cauceling ma
chine 70 advertise FL Paso's celebra-
lion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
RAILROAD TINE TAKLF

r-~---~---~-~---------~---
AL trains arrive and depart from Union
arrivals and departures given u 81 Paso
OF mountain standard ume.
SANTA FE.
For Albuquerque, Denver Chicago, Los
Angeles-No. SOS. leaves an: 30. SO
At pm
From AlbuQusraue. Denver. Les Angeles.
Chisa go-No- sol arrives 10 AM no. 500
EL PAsO & SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines EAST
Arrive-From north aad east; No. /.
Lne Californian. Z an. No. :, Golden
state Limited $40 p-m-
4. Golden state Limited. 1901 pm: No. 2.
The Californian e-5s PA
Lines west
Arrlre-Erom the west No. :. Copper
CITY Special $50 an; No. 2, The Call
Depart-For the vest: No. .. Golden
state Limited, PA; Ne . Copper City
so1THERS PACIFIC LINES.
For san Antonio, New Orleans and Wash
iastoa-No- lo1 leaves PM No. 70 at
1880 pm
From Washington. New Orleans. End san
Aatonio--Arzives AZ ss5s,a-n-s No At
Fer Irizoas and caHfornia-So. / leaves
I.i5 AZ; Nc l9l az a.l0 a-Hi-s No- los At
Prom Arizona and CaIfornia-No. = AZ.
rivss q l1:ts an No 1os arrives 2;45
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas AID St Louis-No- 90 Leaves
an; No. 3 a. sis Pm
From St L1uis and DallaE-No. 1 ar
rivsl at lsis pa; No 3 arziTea 81 1882
MEXICAN oEiERAL-
No regular schedule.
MEXICO a NORTHWESTERN.
10 regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
LIE cOURTs

Judge v. D. Howe. Presiding.
state W Esteban Morales, burglary
state va Jonas Perry burElaryi plea o.
Natalie Tinbsrialrs Va Edgar Timber
lake. divorce graHted-
Lillian osBFisn "a L. + o'srisa. a.
cara Fisssr ~ John Fi.hsr. divorce
Hazel Wilson v. Earl Wilson. divorce
Morris A sehsr Va Annie sehsr divorce
william Z. AVER. VI Fay K Myers d.
Torce granted
divorce granted with custody q minor
child 70 Plaintiff
Charles Chaparro VI. Ester Chaparro. d.
Furce granted
vorce granted with custody Of minor cnild
Helen Wade ". John L. wade. divorce
granted WITH custody Of minor child 70
Norsh Moss " J. D. Nos. divorce
MTs. zsna Nasis VI = Z. NsEls divorce,
petition filed
Mary eipson VI Carl eiPson; divorce
RALPH Hudson Va Edith Hudson; al
Anna costan Va George coStan; divorce
julia A. sharp - Thomas Sharp a.
Vorce granted
Hazel Henry VI. John Henry divorce
granted with custody Of child 70 Plaintiff
Ex partss John Weayeri bail bond set Al
$500.
Z. Moor Va Martha Moor; divorce
granted
Mrs. E 3. Lips vs. T. p. Lips divorce
Ida coulsss vs. Thomas c0ulsss; sivores
granted.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

Boston. Mass, Sept LINE Com
uercIaI BuIletin today says:
The opening Of lightweight gooas
for spring by the American WOODEN
company has been the feature q the
market II IS generally conceded rnst
the prices named we're reasona11s
low but buyers we're apparently Walt-
ing TO make further comparisons be
fore committing themselves On any
considerable purchases.
There has been some business IL
good territory Wools IN the range q
sI-25 70 fLf5, clean basis for fins ana
ffne medium Montana staple woods
some houses repc-t a fair business
out on the whole business has con
tinued slow vita prices, especially
for Inferior woods on the easy side.
Secured basis. Texas flne, ~
months. $3.50 g 1885, fine, months
Size @ gl-z5- -.
Territorvs Fine staple $40 G sl-5qi
half blood comhing, $40 eSLe5i 2.
blood combing. IS Q sos quarter bleed
comhinE, 20 9-75; 4ine clothing sl-z5
7s1.s8; fine medium clothing, $1-5a
Pulled. DeIains. $50; "A $780,
s1-s5: A supers. -s56S1.05
lfohairst Best combinE. 40 5ei
best czrdlng, -5sG-so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Toggesy GrOaCs
Rapidly; Gets
ALargerSpace

Il 3. stevens, acting as agent for
Roy Martin, who recently purchasee .
paft OF the ]. H Nations property On
the east side Of Mesa avenue, between
afilIs and Texas streets, has leased
large portion Of the building 20 J.
Hamilton Smith as q new home Ter
the Wouan's ToggerT.
M Smith now occupies a space al
Joining the new location and viii
move his Stock as sOon as altsrztions
now in progress can be made NJ
Martin Is spending about 5000 liking
up the place for Mr. smith
The proprietor Of the IogEery an
nounces that his new place viii give
him seven times his present space, IN
Guiding mezzanine and an economy
basement he Is TO operate Mr. Smith
has taken a five year lease on the
property, the rental 10 Increase each
year Of the term the lease runs
The Corset shop and Hrs Olive
James Sturmer's hat shop viii con-
time TO occupy the other two stores
owned by Mr. Martin on Mesa avenue,
adjoining the new site Of the Tog-
gerry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago, H. sept 11--CattIe-Reoelptg
ehol-e steers and yesrlinEs. zs5 to zoe
higher all y eights topping at sls-oo; com
mon and medium grades uneven but aver
age about steadys spots. soc higher; can
strong TO 25c higher; choice veal calves
held uniformly steady to trade; minimum
and heavy calves, sec % 81 lower. range
eztle, strong to 25c higher, stoeksrs 15e
higher good feeders, sc to SOC higher
Hns=Rscsipts. 1906 mostly 1oe to 15o
higher than yesterdays averaEes TOP.
1855; bulk light and butchers. s15-s50
1876 bulk. pseizias sows, $lLs5 915-eo;
sheep-Reoslpts 1900; compared with
week ago; far and feeding iambs and
yearllnEs, 25c to sec higher fat ewes,
steady 70 weaker; euiis and tfediag ewes.
Kanses city livestock. Close.
kansas City No, sept 1L-Cattle-He-
ccipts, 400i market for week beef EteeEz.
STEADY 70 80 cents hisher; best sha stock.
steady; other classes and eznaers. weak to
So cents lower Buils weak; calves and
stoeksrs aud feeders. steady to 60 cents
Hogs-Rsceipts, 500; uneven. Is to Is
cents higher: mixed advzncinE most. top.
$3.50: bulk light and medium. sis.409
shssp-Rsesipts. sos0: buzz rsesipts to-
day feeding lalnhs, market for week. sheep
mostly SIS cents lower; fat lambs. 50 to IS
cents .hiEhars feeding lsmbs steady 70 25
cents higher
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo sept u.-CatIe-Elc-
ceiptE. zoe. Market steady. Beef steers
f10o6 611oo; Cows and heifers, S7-o0 0
sec; stockers and feeders. S7-see1o.S5s
calves. es-oe61aeo-
Hogs-RecsIpts. 100 Market STEADY.
shoep-Receipts. see Market steady;
lambs, s1ae9G1a51s ewes. S6.009 6.z5s
feeder LAMBS. s121041l75-
Fort Worn Livestock. Close.
Fort Worth, Tex. Sept 11--Cattie-Re-
c1ipts, 1896 market unchanged
Sheep-Rece1prs. yno1es market. STEADY.
Lambs. Sz00G1lo0i ysarlinEs. 5000
1000; Wethers, Ss-n0 q s.0os ewes. $500
see; cullss sz.e0 q see; goats sass 3 500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
PRICES DOWN
OVER ENTIRE
STOCKS LIST

yew York. sept 1L-Bearlsh influ-
ences prevailed in today's short ses-
sion OF the stock market prices giv-
ing way In almost every quarter after
an irregular opening. Mexican OILS
were under special pressure and also
rails and shippings, while coppers
cancelled yesterday's gains Leaders
OF the steel and equipment divisions
also reacted 10 the absence Of sup
port further weakness Of foreign
exchange with the British rate az
lowest quotations since last March.
rave Impetus 70 the decline, which
ranged from : 10 9 points. The clos
ing was heavy Sales appropriated
a56. 600 shares Bonds were irregular.
but the new French issue rose to a
premium Of rs percent on the curb.
Trading was unusually light even for
weekend session. at The opening Price
changes were restricted 70 fractions. which
in No Instance exceeded ha1f a point.
Soze o. the rails, ols and coppers eased.
. HE others In the same Eroups adj
ranccd- Announcement over night OF
r5fy large gold imports brought no re-
lief 20 foreign exchange Early cuota-
sons e0r British, French and italian bills
aiere lowered
Liberty bonds elesed: sHs. 5000. first
IS. s65-szi second ss, unquotedi first rs.
$500 second t4s s65-05. third AS
f88.46i fourth 4sts, $3.50. Victory 3as,
f95-4zi victory 4&s f95-ff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
ARIZONA Is Organizing
conn mans ASSOC

lMOA 4A01-AAa A---a ~ - ? $3.50
Douglas. Arlz- Sept 11.-Delega-
tons from Douglas, Bisbes and other
Cochiss county towns lett today Tor
NoraIes to help organize the South
ern- Arizona Coed Roads association
Commercial organizations OF Douglas
and Bisbee issued q Joint can LOT me
-.aaffna which IS attended by renre-
ssrtstivss from every town Of impor-
tancs in the southern part OF the
Prsuotars Of the association have
announced one Of its aims VIII be TO
op1oss the Initiated proposed high
a-izo-a would not get representation
- -rhIch IL would be entitled on the
uroBosed commission
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

DESCRIPTION


CAPACITY Military rating 1900 DoHnds.
WHEELS. Front. feet s inehe. hisAs
rear. 4 feet inches high.
TIRES steel or iron. sxs-s inch,
round edge
FELLOEss oak or hickory. "a IN. deeD.
In wide5 riTeted side q
spoke
sPoKEss oak or hickory, 2r1ss inches.
1g sDokeH IN each wheel
HUBss ArehIbOld and artillery tyDe.
AxLEss steel. : nekes. solid cellar
(ConeordJ-
sPINDLEss 10 LIS inches long, taperins
= inch 10 the foot
TRACK feet Ia inches from center
to center OF wheels, meas
ured on ground
GEAR CoUPLEGs r. II n. from center
TO center OF uxles- Wagon
bed f. removable and gear
can be coupled out
BODYs Il. in. at bottom and
slanfing at top to 10 n. long
40 in wide and sidea-
- IN deep, iHside measure,
White Pine OF Poplar Flare
Boards, removable
S feet 20 inches LONG Of oalr.
hiekory or ash.
Brake With hound bar, hand lever
and ratchet. lock chain
sEATi On risers aad with tool box
PoLEs sun pole NTH brensf chains,
TEhiffletrees and lead Wifi
netrecs.
MATERIALS Selected Hickory. Oak AID
steel, almost eFerl1atlnE-
CONSTRUCTIONS Design, durability and
FrorkmanEdfp, uneEcelled-
Erery wagon Government
Inspected These rason1
cannot be duplicated for
sz5o- Manufactured b. stand
ard makers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Wheat-Deo., s2f7; March, SaE2E.
Corn-Sept-, fL57A; Dec, sL1S4.
Oats-Sert. 52 &c Dec. 65&c
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pork-SepL. S2S.51; OCT. S2S.7b.
Lard-Sept-. S1a72; Oct, S1s-s2.
Rihs-Eept-, $3.50: Oct, 1851
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago, III, Sept 11--Butter-QQe aE-
Creamery. f495ec-
EEgs-Unsetied- Receipts, 1o,551 cases
Fl-sts, 5la52c; standards. 525zc: ordinary
1irsts, - &c: 1t market cases fncluded,
g 44sHci storage packed firsts. $50 SIC
Poultry-Alive. unchanged
Potatoes-Receipts. So cars steady: Jer-
ssy cobbIsrs. sz.so o S.0os giant sAB08
2-s0s Minnesota early Ohios. 1850 -40s
Wisconsin Bliss triumphs. 81. 30; early rose.
$40; Idaho rural. s2o0021o.
Kansas City Produce, Close.
kansas City. No. Sept 1i-=Butter and
egEs-Unchanged
PouitFy-Hsns. $50 ases &c lower! springs,
kansas City Cash wheat Close
Kansas City. no. Sept 11-Cash
wheat Market Irregular, &c lower TO fC
higher. no. 1 hard. <2.fe62zo: No. :
hard. S2.4S62s9; No. ! red, S2567A6T
40. red. sz-6fG2s5.
Gorn-Aarket 70 &C lower; No mixed
$50; No. 2 white, {Lss No. 2 yellow,
osss-aiarzst &c lower to 1e higher
no. white. s5cs No ? mixed, ss665 &c
No red. s5H CIVIC
Rye-Aarket, SLs5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
GRAIN MARKET
IS IRREGULAR;
CLOSE STRONG

Chicago. H. Sept IL Wheat
prices started stronger today there
being a bullish sentiment in the mar
ket on account Of the easier tone In
coarse grains Opening prices which
were Z TO 1c higher with December
S2.47 and March, g2-42, were followed
by a slight decline, but soon re-
covered the loss
Wheat finished with a strong IN
dertone, due TO heavy buying OF De-
cember, removing hedges against
cash sales at the gull TO exporters,
but the trade was light At the fin
lsh each delivery showed a net gain
Of one cent December closing at S2-47
and March. S2-42S
Corn started under pressure, with
a strong commission house being a
good seller OF December After start
ing unsettled with prices &c lower
10 11ac higher with December fl.l9
70 S11g5s the December delivery
touched around SI18ia when buying
against the high price bids checked
the decline.
Covering by shorts later was re-
sponsible for an upturn,. there being
some week end evening up and part
OF the early loss was recovered The
close was = TO IS c net lower with De-
cembel s1-18sl to S1.1S7s.
oats were dull and easier with corn
starting Z to IS lower and displaying
further weakness
Strength IN hogs was reflected in
provisions which averaged higher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
GOOD WEATHER
BRINGS COTTON
MARKET DOWN

New Orleans, Ia sept. 1.-THE
trend was lower in a decided way in
the early trading IN cotton today as
the result OF greatly improved
weather over the belt and the dis
position Of traders on the long side
to take profits In the first hour OF
business. prices lost SO 10 70 points.
October falling OF to 27.37c and
March TO 25-25c- The weather map
indicated generally clear and dry
weather over the entire region, with
Temperatures reasonably high.
Opening bids - January, 2f.25c;
March. 25.60c; Nay, 23.10c bid: July,
22.56c bid; September. assoc bid.
October, 27-sSci December, 25.52 q 53c;
steady.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged Sales
on the spot o. bales; 70 arrive none. Low
middllng 2o.75i middling. 2l-25; good
nidding, az.Eo.
Reaiizing increased. especially after the
posting Of the forecast calling Tor gen
orally dry weather over the belt Offer
lEgs Of short cotton were heavier follow
ing The receipt % messages from the
western belt claim an easier spot basis.
There were also reports OF larger offer-
ings OF spots By the interior October
1eu away 20 27-1s and March 10 1s.05- The
list at The lowest levels OF the session
standing az q decline o. 81 70 80 points.
The cotton market closed barely steady
az al net decline OF ~ 70 rs points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

Observations taken
a. g q m IS ne
ridian time. Sept
II. 1890.
Forecasts:
e Pas0 and vicln-
itys Partly CLOUDY
tozisht and Sunday.
New Mezicos Fair
tonight and sunday.
Arizona; Fair To-
night cooler north
portion, sunday fair
ard warmer.
west Texas. To-
night aud SUNDAY
partly cloudy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
DROP
FRACTIONALLY;
MARKET SOFT

Stocks were soft and reactionary
throughout Saturdays short session,
losses in a number OF Instances
amounting 70 As much as two points
Selling for long account, together
with some selling for short account
helped depress the market and there
was a lack Of buying BY professional
operators in face OF the holiday
In the coppers. Anaconda lost = /;
and Ray, : each and Utah Copper.
-
The oils showed considerable de-
clines, Mexican Petroleum being rs
lower, Pan-American, ~ and Texas
company, 1 point
Net losses in the rails and indus
trials ran from a fraction 10 as much
as TWO points.
Trading was moderately light
sales for the 2-hour session amount
inS 10 approximately 250,000 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

New York. sept IL - Bradstreets
to-day Eays-
-Biverrent influences price uncer-
tafrtv and advance OF the fan season
are visible in the trade ana Industrial
situation resulting in q curious cross
current effect upon observers con
illusions but on balance L nay pc
said z Uttle more optimism IS dis
uIs-eed as 10 the future and volume
Of trading Is larger. Reports from
manufacturing districts, too are
siiFhtiy better The tone Of collec-
riors- to, shows g slight improve
ment and cr1F reports are 5etteF-
fa2e55o10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
800 ATTEND NIGHT SCHOOL;
SPANISH TEACHERS NEEDED

Three hundred men. women and
children, are enrolled in night classes
at the high school
Seventy-five persons attended one
Spanish class Friday night. Two more
Spanish teachers are needed.
A higher class Of higher accounting
has just been organized
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

These wagons are guaran-
iced to be brand Hew. never
having been assembled or
exposed 10 the elements
Immediately upon arrival at
the various .Army Supply
DepOts ihey Dere stored IN
pwehouses IN the same con
ditioa as shipped from The
factories. and nil Be
shipped direct from these
warehouses to the dealer.
Write or p1e US at once for
contract and prices. Neper
again piH the buging pub
lie have an opportunity to
purchase Armu Escort
Wagons at prices ne quote,
made possible by our eHor-
nous purchase for cash.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
"A PRISONERS IN JAIL
TURN OVER NEW LEAF

Rev. Grover c Linn, pastor Of the
Government Hi Baptist church, con
Quoted the first OF the fail services
in the county jail Friday. Following
the service "A prisoners announced
their intention Of becoming Chris
tialE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
nTuTuq nrc01DFD.

F7ors1cs Drew Whitten. daughter
Of ~. and Mrs. Robert 7 Whitten.
77S0 Cambridge stree
Harold Donald Hi, son 81 Ar- ane
AIRS. Charles 81. HILL 4-i- palo-q
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY ANp METALs

fEV tbs Associated FreEs-l
New YORK. sept 11.-Prime mercantile
paper. unchansed E1chsuEa. weak Srer-
,irr demand ss-z9si cables f1-51.
Sew YORK exchange on Montreal 1915
percent discount
u shrer. Domestic unehsnEedi foreign.
lfszican dollars 7lc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

NEW NOIK COTTON FUTUREs.
New York. Sept IL-Cotton futures
closed easy. Oct 2s-50; Dec. ALSO: Jan.
z4.55i March, z5.z5; Nay. 1250.
GALVESTON SPOT COTTON.
Galveston. Tex. sept Il-Spots quiet,
IS points down Adding, $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
HHEN The
WEHTAERs 100
FiNE 70 WORK
ms Fan

Relative humidity IN II Paso At moo
Saturday Wes 20 percent. temperature Z
noon vas O. degrees
Precipitation last - hours Qncheal-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

For SalzAutomobiles-Wa
FOB SALE AZ a sacrifice. 1870 model
Paige coupe. run little over 5000 niles N
splendid condi1ons VII dsmons.rats. Phi
1850 or $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
THE WEATHER

q. s. DEPARTaIEE- OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11


Las CRuCEs=EL PAS0 TRUCK LINE.
Announce their passenger car service be-
tween Las Cruces and Fl Faao- car leaves
fCitlzen" office, Las Cruces. 5 an leaves
Masonic Temple. e Fz1os 4 PA For res
ervaslong. ~. Lag erleeg 1893 u Ezs2 az.
Garages For Rent
rent two furnished rooms over garage
1121 = 30 GEande. Eh. sszdM-
For Sale-MoiOFeyeles
MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING done right;
used machines bought and sold prices 1ea-
Eouahles parts and supplies for all make1.
HARLEY MOTORCYCLE SHOP,
800 Myrtle Ave.
Maehinery-Al Kinds
REBUILT mining and power machinery.
s. ". Wrecking Co. 500 san E.raneiai At-
one 30 HORSEPOWER Hamilton CoriiEl en-
zine 3 boiIera- Jaw crusher. ehaftlnE and
pulleys. address Box i53. Mlllcaz. Arlz-
FOR sALE-One Hamilton CoTless engine,
50 horsepower, run about 4 months also
boilers. an IN fine condition. Address BOX
$50. Wllleoz. Ariz
For Sals-AuiomObHss-W Wanted
F0R ss1-F-FoTs parssnTer. eheap.
"a 5144g.
BARGAIS-Veiis Roadster. can 80 S.
Fl Paso.
FOR sALE-TWo Ford cars IN tip top
shape. Epperson. SO ?. overland-
AUTO LAUN DRY Hava your rars
washed while you wait Cash PAID FOR
cid Fords 900 n Kansas, Pm sd.
AUTO PAINTING By an eEperti see Us
first we save you money. Jose Fuentes.
Third az CIeEon. "a W..
1920 MODEL Nash. perfect condition. con-
sider Ford In trade. Phi ffIl. address =
15s. care Herala- "
HUPsIOBu.E-FiEs passenger, can b
lor appollt1lenL-
FORD spesdster with hl@h tension mag
neto and other equipment Phi -4ss. Alta
vista Garaga.
% you want to BUY or SELL FORDs
Come 70 4el Myrtle avenue and can for
1lr- Tennapel or phone l4sg.
FOR SALE on TRADE-TWo passeaser
EordE what have you7 z. Weiss san
Elizario, Tex
Ny NEW DodFe for sale. would consider
late model Ford II reasonable Address
2 ISL, care Herald
STRIPPED Ford for sale. good condition,
good tires. price S2T5- Pm 500 after
o'clock week days
Will SELL my 1913 Buick. 5 PASSENGER,
new tires and new paint, looks Just like
new part cash and time on nAillce- Al
dress E i57, care Herald,
QUICK SERVICE AUTO LAUNDRY.
and parking station entirely new process
in cleaning eara. We handle second hand
cars. lIius ard Campbell sta
NOTICE GARAGE. SPECIAL
For sIa5 I viii build you q garage, 1oE1s.
wood. all new material For quick action
Pr ea66I.
i HAVE 10 dispose % ny 1880 Nash tour
ing car. been driven 1000 miles viii give
terms to responsible party. address
rs. care Herald.
A BARGAIN.
1880 Dodge Touring car. oversize cord
tires good az new. cash price &lll0- Call
at once. Pm 1853.
WIEN OTHERS FAIL. bring It TO Us; no
Job too small or TOO large
RELIABLE AUTO REPAIR SHOP.
SIS ". san Antonio. Phone s17s.
FOR sALE-Cadillac. used on pavement
only, run 4100 miles. front and rear
bumpers extra Flrestouc cord tire and
cover, terms SIS Trust Bids Pa. lls,
why CRANK AND CUss2"
Have your Ford magnetic recharEed while
you watt oldest models crank lEe new;
makes strong lights COLUMBIA sIOh-
AGE BATTERY q IGNITION co. Rh- gli-
FEDERAL TIRE Co. VULCANIZING
DEPT, guarantee 10 DO your retreadinE
and sectional work better. bring your tres
to Us for inspection 3o3 Texas.