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SAN ANTONIO EXPRFSS: FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1918.
AUTOMOBILES—
Kirn.iKs an
eirri.iks and caimi.fs
new 5-passenger Ford for
«». }p,ox 2S5, Kenedy. Tex.
%
feci.
Ford truck. has a
• ke pood laundry,
Travia 4.'154,
< AND SOLD.
BY.
ROCKETT ISO.
JSED C* '
124 AVE. I>.
1T.OR SALE—Omvton Ford truck, run two
tttpnths; in pood shape. 312 South Alamo
"WANTED—Ford car or truck. Crockett
S. A. Auto Parts Co.
$$ S. Alamo. Crockett 307.
"Pays cash for used autos.
^Scl'ls parts and ace ►ssorios for nil car*.
PI VE - PASSE N <*E R, model Overland:
Jjint overhauled; new batteries: excellent
condition throughout; $300; family car.
Crockett 2554.
WANTED—To buy a late model used
Dodge car; state -model and price; will pay
cash. 1Express.
FOR SALE—IT* 14 model, 5-passenper Foro,
in excellent shape; at a bargain. King
Crockett 1457: /all for secretary. Car can
be seen at 320 Rosehorouph St.
FOR SALE—Dodge tourinp cair; pood a*
n4tv : five new tires; bargain. Call fm
•Johnson at Williams Hotel. 301) E. Com-
mirco.
Ford touring cars, in
WANTED—
SITUATION—FKMALE
WANTED* by yotinp lady -Position as
teacher in Intermediate grades; best rcfor-
ences. llo* 32S Llano. Texas.
WANTED -Position as housekeeper by a
young wldriiw with a boy five years old;
willing tn if,ive city. .'t.T7 Express.
YOl'NG lad* stenographer desires per-
manent posit Kon. 405 Express.
I.ADV stenographer wants position; would
accept place in small town: references
Address E, M. H.. 1100 Cannon Ave., Fort
Worth. TeraV*.
NEAT, reliable colored girl that will give
satisfaction, wants position as waitress
cafe or restaurant for white or colored
party, Travis (tfWH.
WANTED Position as eoo-k by colored
woman: best references. 114 Ftah.
HELl> WANTED—
MALE.
WANTED Capable pentleman or young
V>an to learn city real estate business: n<»
salary, put chance to- make $100 or more
monthly. Ask for Mr. Casey, Crockett
II ..'7. 11'.* N;tvurr" Street.
TWO bright boys of 10 or IS years wanted
for office work: must be accurate at fig
ures; prefer those with some high school
tfalnlnp. Apply by letter only In own
hand wrltinp. .loske Bros. Co.
BY MIDDLE AlJEiID white woman, cooking
or housework: .teUnble, clean and economi-
cal. Rest wages expected. Travis 2710,
between 10 and 2.
NEAT young oolored woman wishes to
work for small family and live in yard.
Phone Crockett 301.1.
HAVE had years? of experience managing
cafes and hotels, doing all purchasing,'etc.
Will start on moderate snlary and prove
value. Will come to San Antonio for per-
sonal interview. Address I'ostoffiee Rox
433, Houston, Tex.
WANTKl' A f.-w
good condition. .T. C.
Crockett 150.
Ivey, 124 Ave. D.
ittlCK lipht sixes and Dodge cars in
stock, both roadsters and tourinp, 191*
and 1017 models. Phone for details. J.
C». Ivey. Crockett 150.
ADTO TOPS
Peat covers.
Auto painting.
lit si materials and workmanship.
STAACKE BROS.
AFTO AND BEGUY TOPS.
AUTO AND CARRIAGE TOP CO.
505 N. San Saba. R. A. McGown. Cr. 134.
COVLEL'5 ...CP.
auto livepy 23;
UJDSON CADS
WANTED—Position by young lady sten-
ographer: well qualified; several years'
experience in law office; references. 458
Express.
EXPERIENCED mabl wishes position In
boarding house, small hotel or private
home. Qood references. Write box 04,
Tuleta, Tex.
yy ANTED—
AGENTA
COTTAGE CHEESE—A war food, for snle
by H> Bi Gurter & Co.. Fair Oaks Farm,
Macon, Miss.; wholesale only: exclusive
agent wailted.
PARTNER WANTED To manage estab-
lished laundry in preat inininp district of
Northeastern Oklahoma: one-half interest,
$3,500; half cash, balance out of earnings;
good salary goes with position of manager;
this is an exceptionally good opportunity;
will earn $100 to $150 per week; I have to
change climate; see owner. 240.'! W. Com-
merce, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
1'i• i11;i \ : take Prospect Hill car.
fO CONTRACTORS-
BIDS WANTED.
iTO CONTRACTORS-
BIDS WANTED.
Plumbing and Heating Contractors
Rids wanted for plumbing and heating in new building for
The Express Publishing Company. Plans and specifications have
been revised and can he obtained from
Aug. A. Herff Company, architects, 202 San Antonio Loan
and Trust Building.
Rids to be opened Monday, March 1, 1018.
n^VAD linTIi1!
The House of
ISIIJAAK IIUILL
SERVICE AND
COMFORT
EUROPEAN PLAN
ALFRED SANNER, Prop.
WANTED Two delivery boys. Prassel's
Drntr Store, Nolan and Pine Streets.
WANTED -An experienced country ship-
ping clerk for wholesale procery house.
Apply immediately in person to Ullmatin.
Stern &. Krausse, Inc., Walnut and Da-
kota.
RARBER wanted,
1<d> for right man.
nal. Texas.
515 guarantee; steady
I. R. Barksdale, Sabl
WANTED—Drivers on ice wagons, must
be able to give reference and bond. Must
be sober; married men preferred: apply
between 4 and 5 p. m. Suothern Ice 1 a-•
t<>r.v. corner Durango and Frio Streets.
WANTED—Drivers on ice wagons; must be
able, to give reference and bond; must be
sober; married men preferred; apply Ar-
tesian Icq Company, H07 Avenue R.
Dl-il LVERYMEN—Acquainted with city;
$60 per month to start; good chance for
promotion; give previous experience. Ex-
press 437.
W
'Avm.
«'%r.Ff«Mvnv
GARAGE DEALERS AND CAR OWNERS.
We carry a large stock of parts for the
Chandler. Hupmobile and Rriscoe motor
cars and for the Federal aiwl Bethlehem
motor trucks. Phone, write or wire us
your orders for any parts on these cars.
Quick service given all orders.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES COMPANY,
3011-11 Third Street.
HUPMOBILE PARTS
We carry a large stock of parts for
all models of Hupps. All dealers and
garages can get quick service by writing,
phoning or wiring orders to us. Standard
Motor Sales Company, distributors of Hup-
mobile. "The Comfort Car," the most pop
ular family car in America, 301M1 Third
Street.
i J CAN use two or tnree good live sales
| men who are nst afraid of work and are
capable of earning $250 to $400 a month.
I have the bent proposition in Texas to-
day. If you want to make some real
money see me mornings between 8:30 and
10 o'clock. R. CL Austin. Superintendent
of Salesmen. 508 Bedell Bldg.
WANTED—City salesman on commission,
good proposition for the right man. Call
at 425 Avenue D.
SALESMEN WANTED—Men, women and
sideline men who can sell stores and direct
to the homes; good commission. Standard
Laboratories. 120 Blum St.
WANTED LIVE. T P TO DATE SoLIC
I TORS TO CALL T'PON BFSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL MEN, MA NT FACT I III
ERS. CONTRACTORS. ETC.. WITH \
GREAT SEEDING SPECIALTY. MAVER
1CK CLARKE LITllo Co.. AFTER 8:30
A M. ASK TOR MR. THOMPSON
BICYCLES—
AM) motor cycles
COMING—Will be here soon. The Cleve-
land Light Weight. $175. Now here, Tim
1'JIS Henderson. Also have bargains in
second-hand machines.
HENDERSON MOTORCYCLE AGENCY,
401 Main Ave. (extendinp through to
402 North Florea St.), San Antonio, Tex.
A BARGAIN A 2-speed Harley Davison
motor cycle for sale at 323 Roosevelt Ave.
WANTED—
T? SITUATION—MALE
INCOME tax reports made; books opened,
posted and audited; small sets kept;
charges reasonable. 812 Glbbs Building,
Crockett 72G7.
A MARRIED man, with ten years' experi-
ence In general merchandise store, desires
position with reliable firm; good refer-
ences; speak Spanish. Address Box 05,
Skidmore. Texas.
BARRER—First-class barber desires a po-
sition in country town. A. E. Marin no, 450
Soledad St., San Antonio, Texas.
WANTED By wholesale house, a young
man of seventeen to twenty, willing to
start at the bottom and learn the business.
This is an opportunity for a bright indus-
trious boy. Address this office, Express,
423.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received until Monday,
March 4, at 2 p. m. by the board of man-
agers of the Robert B. Green Memorial
Hospital, San Antonio, Tex., for the erec-
tion and completion of a two-story fire-
proof. reinforced concrete and brick p;ir
LOST-
FOUND, STRAYED, ETC.
LOST—One Scotch Collie female dog;
sable and white collar; four white feet;
white collar; white tip on end of tail:
ape building. Also for plumbing, heating | finder return to 223 Pierce Ave., or cull
and wiring same. j Crockett 4621; reward
btSWA :!:eMuM.om,^n?'i!,nrv j '-"ST A f..v .Trior. Answers ,1... j
T. I'helps, Architect, U18-U22 Cantor I'.n.M K.1'™''. ,°f u,'w,lri' «» f'nder. IUiik
I up. San Antonio.. Tex. | 1 l,IWs |
1 I . j LOST- Saturday, on Houston or Commerce,
I between Alamo and St. Mary's or on Hot |
! Wells car. a breast pin with a larpe pearl i
and smaller ones. Finder please return to
Mr. Brinkmann at (ioppan Bros, and re-
ceive reward.
Southern Pacific Lines
To California and Pacific Coast
SUNSET LIMITED ALL STEEL, ALL SLEEPERS (no extra charge)
leaves 4:50 a. m. Local Sleeper open 9:30 p. m.
NO. 9 SUNSET EXPRESS leaves 7:50 p. m. Sleepers and Coaches.
Diners on both trains.
"Apache Trail," Createst One-Day Trip in America. Ask the Agent.
201 East Houston Street, Gunter Hotel Corner.
JJELP WANTED—
FKMAI.r..
THoRoiGHLY experienced cashier; must
be good bookkeeper; apply in own hand-
writing; references required. Wholesale
Dry Hoods, p. o. Box 1123, City.
W A NTEI» Experienced tire salesman for
city; young man preferred; unless you
are experienced and a hustler, don't au-
swer. Give phone number. Express 436.
COMPETENT combination bookkeeper and
stenographer by leading automobile houaa
References required. No novices need ap-
ply. State draft status and give phone
number. Express 440.
WANTED Experienced restaurant man-
ager and caterer; must have best refer-
ences; answer in own handwriting; giv-
ing experience and references; otherwise
no attention paid. Address 407 Express.
WANTED—Good barber at once; guaran-
tee if desired. <>49 Main Avenue.
JJELP WANTED—
MALE.
WR REQUEST that all parti*- having un
natlsfactorv dealings with advwttpcr* to
The Kip rem report such cava to*us rom*
u!«toly Express Coiupanr
i ADJUST claims oC any nature, personal
Injury ciaims a specialty; and make all
kinds of collections. Phones Crockett M301
212 New Frost Bldg F. P. MeCloakey.
WANTED- Railway mall clerks, $75 to
$150 month; San Antonio examinations
so*>u ; sample questions free. Franklin
Institute. Dept. 40SM, Rochester, N. V.
WANTED—White waiters, $40 per month
and board. Apply Mess Officer, Leon
Springs Training Camp.
$7 to $10 PANTS for W, $4.50, $5, $5.50, $♦'»,
our own make; uncalled for; match your
coat. Exclusive 1'ants Makers, Remember
426 Moore Building, 4th Floor.
BOYS with wheels can make $10 to $15
per week. 325 East Commerce Street.
WANTED An experienced shoe man with
trade; one familiar with bonier of Texas.
Address Box 1207, New Orleans, La.
WANTED Blacksmiths, good wages and
steady work. Apply in person at once,
ready t«» work. 514 River Avenue.'
GOOD all round restaurant cook, $20 per
week and more If first class. Fred Cohens
Cafe. 2.'W) South Alamo.
WANTED Two pood barbers: must be
good; guarantee $20 a week; Kelly Field
No. 2. Wm, Putter.
WANTED -Experienced cutter of overalls,
pants and jumpers; references required.
210 W. Commerce St.
WANTED—Experienced salesladies
for waist and dress departments.
THE VOOI'E,
225 East Houston Street.
WANTED—Ladies for ball room
daucinp; open air or enclosed; at
the most perfectly equipped pavilion
iu the South; excellent pay, short
hours; references required.
MRS. PLETZ, 315 Nacogdoches St.
10 to 12, 4 to 6.
LOST—Shrine pin with name on the back.
Return to 811 Avenue D and receive liberal
reward. I
*25 REWARD for return of Ford car, taken !
rear Woolworth's Monday evening; register j
No. 093, englnpe No. 15P2243; 1017 model.
Hand prip on doors: bottom windshield |
out. "W. E. Mohavier, 111)01," painted on
: side. Covered with black oil cloth. W. E. ,
1 Mohavier, Crockett 1770.
i LOST Near Hot Wells,
I with intials "G. . W."
to finder. Travis 3805 o
, fraternity pin
Liberal reward
r Travis 1518.
WANTED—Experienced white woman for
cooking and housework: Bohemian or Ger
man preferred. 817 State Rank Bldg.
WANTED—Experienced saleswoman, also
experienced makers. Miss Edna Polhemus,
207 Alamo Plaza.
WANTED —Nice neat pill for general
housework in sinajl family; one that will
be a companion as well as a help and
that wlll appreciate a good home. Apply
a( 554 East Cincinnati Avenue.
SJPECIAL NOTICES-
special notice.
The regular annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the San Antonio Aransas Pass
Railway Company will be held at the com
pany's office In San Antonio, Tex., at 19
o'clock, Wednesday, March 6, 1918, and the
regular anual meeting of the directors
will be held at the same place and on the
same date, immediately after the adjourn-
ment of the stockholders' meeting. J. W.
Terry, Secretary.
WANTED To communicate with Marino
Ballejo, last heard from Kansas City by
letter one year ago. .losus Rallljo, Port
Sam Houston, San Antonio. Tex.
WANTED A girl who wants home and
education; neat American girl preferred:
pood opportunity lor pirl who is apt and
willinp; will send fare to Uvalde and fur
nish transportation to Rock Springs, Tex.
Lon R. Smart, Rock Springs, Tex.
EXPERIENCED and unexperienced girls
to make overalls, pants, jumpers, et\
American Overall Company, 425 Live Oak
Street.
WANTED Young man quick and accurate
at figures; wholesale dry goods experience
preferred. Apply to Mr. May, care of M.
Halff & Bro.
JJELP W Aim TED—
FEI1ALK.
WANTED—Men to iearn barber trade; pre-
pare for lighter work, better pay, more
jobs. Day or evening. Position waitimr.
Call, write. Moler Barber College, 727 W.
Commerce St.
WB UKQttEST that alt partl«» bavldg t *■
*a flsfartory dealirtga with advertt*»r* o
The Exprvn* report wuch raaea to at ltnma
di-tcJy Kxpresa I'ublJbhlnt Company
LADY violinist and oornetlst or clarinet;
for high < la*>s vaudeville; permanent posi-
tion; salary sure, but must be reasonable:
state all In first, letter. Address P. O. Box
921, San Antonio, Texas.
A PIANIST (lady preferred) for high class
vaudeville theater; must read and fake and
have good library; permanent position to
right party; state salary expected, el>•.. Hi
in first letter. Address P. O. box 021,
San Antonio. Texas.
WANTED—Experienced Ford truck driver.
Kirk wood & Wharton, 231 W. Commerce.
POSITION as private secretary or office
manager; experienced; graduate higher.
English in Eastern University. Letters and | South 1-lores Street, (,rockett 808, wants
WANTED A bright boy, 12 to 10 y^irs
old, to do soda fountain work. Depot
Pharmacy.
INTKKNATIONAI, ACTI) SCHOOL, 707
testimonials from men you know; 39 years
old. 353 Express
AUTOMOBILE Mechanic wants position.
Am first-class Ford man; have own tools;
seven years' experience. Prefer foreman-
ship in good garage. Charles Cawthon,
Box 155. Hondo. Tex.
WANTED Position as first-class cook by
Filipino. 114 New Post.
COLLEGE graduate; quick and accurate
with figures; wants position after 3
o'clock in the evenings and on Saturdays.
325 Express.
WANTED -Good outdoor or active position
by high «school graduate; not afraid of
work ; aged 19. 319 Express.
YOUNG man 20 years old desires position
in or out of city; first-class typist; for-
merly employed with local bank. 322 Ex-
press.
young man to work In parts department to
pay his tuition; great demand for me-
chanics; we take good notes.
WANTED—Good all around blacksmith for
country shop; steady Job. Box 90, Otto,
Texas.
WANT first-class experienced colored
waiter. Apply after 10 a. in.. Oyster Bay
100 Jefferson Street.
WANTED—A white boy to work in store,
board and $7 per week. Crockett 2948.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, accountant
and general offb e man wants position with
reliable concern, competent to take full
charge, has long experience with large
firms; best references; middle aged. Ad-
dress 103 care of Express.
YOUNG Chinaman; good
(Utft South IVcqs St reef.
camp cook.
POSITION wanted by young man, mar
ried; eight years' office experience and
know bow to handle books, cash. et<- ;
prefer office manapement or law firm con
rectlon; now employed; A1 references.
s Express.
FXPERIENCEL> business man with execu-
tive ability, refined, educated, good ap-
pearance and approach, is open for posi-
tion with fair salary or quick action com-
mission; has had selling, office and man
agerial experience in various lines; is
qualified for salesman or assistant man-
ager or hotel executive or investigator,
ete.; dav or night work; lias good effi-
ciency ideas, pep. highest references; no
investment; Interview will convince. An-
dres* Smyth. P. O. Box 514.
STENOGRAPHERS and typists listen! I
em u typewriter salesman and can Increase
your income an appreciable amount If
you will assist me by merely giving me
the names of prospective purchasers of
machines that come to your attention.
Your name will not be mentioned and if
! sell the prospect, will give you a share
of the commission i earn. Very often you
bear of someone contemplating a machine.
Tell me who they are and I will sell a
larpe percentape of them. Your name and
address will do. I will call and arrange
aH detank with you personally. This is
an excellent opportunity. .TO.*; Express.
WANTED—Colored chauffeur; must have
good references. Apply 923 Sun Pedro
Avenue.
GOOD barber wanted at entrance Kelly
Field. Apply Schwartz & Miller.
FIRST-CLASS barber can make from $25
per week and up. corner Fourth Street
and Avenue O. Camp Travis.
AN experienced lady bookkeeper und cash-
ier for grocery. Apply in person, corner
Brcoklyn and Elmlra.
WANTED—Girl for cook, general house-
work; German or Swede preferred: pleas-
ant home for right person. 309 Express.
WANTED Experienced house girl. Apply
401 Avenue C.
NICE white girl for housework in a board-
inp house. Crockett 4030.
WANTED -Competent white woman for
cooking; family of two; good wages. Ad-
dress 741 E. Houston, third floor apart-
ment. Telephone Travis 0415.
EXPERIENCED young lady to work in
general dry goods store; one knowing how-
to sew preferred ; steady position for good
saleslady. 000 E. Commerce.
CHORUS girl wanted; salaries from $18 to
$."») per week; lessons by competent theatri-
cal dancing master; reasonable positions
pua ran teed when competent. Phone Travis
4540. between 8 and 9, mornings.
WANTED—Experienced cook; also maid;
in rooming house; pood house in yard. 928
S. Alamo. Travis 3313.
WANTED -Good tailor for cleaning and
pressing: must be A1 alteration man. Ad-
dress P. o. Box 38. Seguin. Texas.
WANTED -One truck <1 river.
Eas't Commerce.
Apply 311i
BARBER, no student need apply. Take
Camp Travis jitney, pet off Avenue A and
Sixth Street, go west from there. II.
VI via I.
AT ONCE wanted shoe maker. Apply O.'IN' ,
Fast Commerce Street, New York Shoe
Repair Company.
WANTED Uov to drive Ford automobile,
mornings only. Johnston and Burnett.
Crockett and Losoya streets.
WANTED—White bov for office work
103 South Presa. Alamo Roofing and
Supply Co.
WANTED One anion barber at 400 Sotlttl
Flores Street, opposite Katy Depot.
INDUSTRIOUS boy or two-tblrder. Learn
printing trade. Koenlg Printing Co.,
basement Glbbs Bldg., corner Houston
Street and Avenue D.
WANTED-Two jiirls of neat appearance
to work iu curio and cigar store. Martin
iV: Bigps, First State Bank Bldg, South San
Antonio.
WANTED A practical nurse with some
hospital training for the Yon Ormy Cot-
tage Sanitarium for tuberculosis. Address
Gaston a Cool. \oii Ormy, Texas.
WANTED—Clean, honest white girl; pool
home, small wages; two In family; prefer
one who will wash. Call 220 Berkshire
avenue.
WANTffn Willi., girl or woman to wash
and scrub; steady place. Whits Horse
Tavern, Mission Loop, Crockett. 8311.
WANTED At once, an apprentice. East-
ern Millinery Co., Crockett 2597.
1 TEACH one thinp best Shorthand, 51
month. $10 graduating scholarship. Type-
writing free. Learning shorthand require*
hours instruction alone therefore I hike
no classes, but teach pupil hour singly.
Ask my proposition first - save time,
money, labor. Man teacher best ask why.
.liugitts. 323 Hicks Bldg.
Passenger Train Service From San Antonio
Leaves 8:00 a. m.. Arrive St. Louis
11:30 a. m., Memphis 7:20 a. m.,
Chicago 7:43 p. m. tomorrow
TRAINS
. SOUTHBOUND
No. 7 ( Lv"- ":45 a- m-
SUNSHINE/
SPECIAL I,
OTHER
NORTHBOUND
A ( L.vs. 11:00 ». m. Arr. St.
* V I.fiuis 9:85 p. m. Connect*
»t 1'ah'stine with uleeper for St. Louis.
K|n Q / Lvs. <5:00 p. in. for AuMtin,
■ O ^ Taylor, Houston, (ittlves-
ton, Murlin, Waco, Fort Worth. Makes
all local stop* to Valley Junction.
C ( Lvs. 8:15 p. m. for Fort
t Worth, KanNafl City via
.>1 llano and Santa Fe for Little Rock.
Arr. St. Louln 9:25 a. in.
Office 202 East Houston Street, Brady Building. Phone Crockett 425.
No. 11 (
anil
Lvs. 11:00
Laredo.
TIIKOr<;il CAR SERVICE
St'NSHINE SPECIAL—Diner and
Sleepers Through to St. JLouis.
No. H—Sleeper to Houston.
No. 6—Sleepers to Fort Worth, Kan-
sas City, Little Rock, St. Eouis.
gEEDS AND i'LANTa—
NEW crop table rice, 100 pounds beautiful
clean white rice iu double sucks; freight
puid to Texas and Oklahoma points,
J. Bd Cabaniss, Kat.v, Texas.
C'l'T vour butter expense half by using
Ramsey process for making butter. You J
can take one pound and make two out of
it in five minutes. You have the vessel
iu your home, anyone sending !fl to my
address. W. M Itamsey, San Antonio,
Tex., 4100 South I'resa Street, It. 1, Box 25.
BOOK your order for cabbage and tomato
plants, $'-'."i0 per 1,000, fiOO for $1.50, 100
for 40c. Potato slips, $3,50 all delivered.
All plants will be scarce this year. Seed
are scarce now. We will ship when you
say. We will have 50 acres in tomato and
cabbage plants field grown. Write for cat-
alog. Milano riant Co., Milauo, Tex.
SEED potatoes from States of Maine and
Oregon. Mayes & Co., lll'O West Com-
merce.
HOTELS
CROCKETT
TRAVELERS
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
NAG EL, Si WLEST, Props.
ItuoES REPAIRED Have your roof ex
uuiiued und repaired by expert roof men!
it costs no more; your house repairing,
screening, painting and papering solicited;
all work quickly done und strictly guar-
anteed. Rogers-Mahone. Travis 4011.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS!
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Central Trust Company will be held on
the third floor of the Central Trust Build-
ing. Sun Antonio, Texas, on Tuesday,
March 12, 1018, at 10 o'clock a. in.
•I. O. TERRELL. President.
W. P. ROTE, Secretary.
FOR general
Crockett 8030.
plumbing repair phone
|£L»L CATION—
AMI instrcction
CORA SHANNON Leading dancing teach-
er; public dance for army and city every
Wednesday and Saturday nights; Murl-
ford Hotel ballroom, entrance U31 Mar-
tin Street. Crockett. 7770.
WANTED—A white woman for general
housework and cooking; family of three.
Apply 407 Avenue I'.
WANTED Young ladies to take orders for
Cosmopolitan and Hearst's magazines; U
years subscriptions for the price of one.
Express 457.
WANTED Strong practical lady nurse
for gentleman : good wages and good home
for right person. Ring up Cro< kctt 84S.).
DANCING
Madam D'Anton.
Russian ballet, classical interpretative,
nature and latest ballroom dances. Prac-
tice dancing uuder the eye of a teacher.
Dansauts Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, H p. in.
STLTiIQ, 501 ^ Navarro. Travis 1507.
WANTED To take lessons in cataloging
and card indexing, according to decimal
system. 451 Express.
OI HERD & MAI LLAliD, native FrTnTh
Instructors; no grammar; learn to speak
from first lesson; reasonable rates. Call
at 1110 Main Avenue.
FOR SALE Fine seed corn, hand cleaned.
L. F. Bidder, Macdona. Texas.
FOR SALE—Meban cotton seed, machine
culled and cleaned; per bushel; freight
paid t«i points in Texas; grown on the
best black lauds. W. 1. Slump, George-
town, Tex.
ONION PLANTS.
Millions of Bermuda onion plants, strong
and hardy, now ready to s«»t; 100, 65c;
1,000, postpaid; write for prices ou
larger quantities. Also frostproof cabbage
plants. Liberty Plant Company, 310 Frost
Bldg , San Antonio.
OKLAHOMA dwarf and standard broom
corn seed, cream and red dwarf maize, and
dwarf Kafir, .$7; feterita and led Kafir, $N;
Amber, Orange and red top cane. $1-;
Sudan, $.0; all per 100 pounds, reeleaned.
Freight prepaid. Express prepaid $1 more
per 100 pounds. Claycomb Seed Store, Guy-
nion, ok la.
STOCKFAltMS and dairies plaut spineless
• actus (8-foot checks). Best recourse from
drouth. 100 leaves (sacked), $10; 500
(boxed or barreled), $40 f. o. b. Edwin
Fay, 'JOQ West Twt• nty-fourtli St., Aus11 n.
NEW YORK
$84
and
RETURN
Go by water; return by steamer or
rail as you prefer.
New York is at its best now;
theaters are open and shops display
their newest merchandise. This low
fare includes meals and stateroom
accommodations aboard steamers.
San Antonio and New York
Sail from Galveston Fridays;
New York, Tuesdays.
Steamer calls at Key West, con-
necting for Havana, Miami, St.
Petersburg-, etc.
Information at any railway
ticket office, or write to
MALL0RY LINE
Local OHicc: 536 Bedell Building, San Aotooi*
Direct steamers, car^yintf freight only.
every Wednesday, Galveston to New York
MILLIONS of cabbage, tomato and Ber-
muda onion plants now ready to trans-
plant growing out In the open field, per
1,000 delivered. Dimmit County Plant
I arm, Carrlzo Springs, Tex.
M--GEE TOMA TO Earliest and most pro-
lific tomato grown; packet,
Horton, San Marcos, Texas.
E. C.
GENFINE Bermuda onion plants—500,
$1.25; 1,000, $i'; delivered postpaid. Cab-
bage plants, ready March 1, 100, 50c; ,'100,
$1 ; 500, $1.50; 1.000, $2.50. Tomato and
potato plants ready April 15. Write for
catalogue. E. C. Smith Plant Farm, Mi-
lano, Tex.
WANTED- Middle aged woman to do
cooking and general housework for small
private family. Address Box 2t», Nixon,
Texas.
WANTED A good cook; must go home
nights. 719 Grayson st.
IP"'
WANTED—
WANTED A Ccrman. settled woman, for
general housework; small family. Mrs.
C. Pfeuffer. 1 Cedar Street.
WHITE woman to cook for outfit of five,
live on cars, good salary; reply quick.
Mrs. .1. c. Hunt. Tiknus. Texas.
WANTED Colored girl about 10 years old
to care for baby girl 2 years old; must be
neat and have good reference. Travis
4001.
WHITE girl, cook and light house work,
in country home. Inquire Mr. Jud&on's
office, second floor Express Building, 1**-
tween 11 and 12 a. m.
WR ItDQLEST that all psrties navlnf n-
MtJsfactory dealing* with adrertiaera
Tlie Bxpretia report naet) rases to us luina-
ulatclj. k-xprertt* Publishing Company. ,
WHITE married man with wife to care for
small herd of Jersies and a herd of Duroc
hogs Want a man who knows his busi
ness and is willing to work. a steady job
and advancement i<< right man. Prefer
STORIES and manuscript edited and
shaped for publication; experienced criti-
cism and suggestions to make acceptable
by magazines and newspapers by graduate
major course higher English and short
htory writing, Chicago University. Terms
reasonable. 220 Express.
I-JfcAl'n I'ARLUPS—
AMI rmnoi'OI)IBT»
SWEDISH MASSAGE - Mine. Bergen of
New York City: also open evenings and
Sundays; resident calls quickly made;
beauty parlors In connections. Duerler
Bldg.. 22212 W. Commerce SL, room 200 j
Crockett 4401.
MISS ETHEL MELYEI» -Foot specialist,
manicuring, hair dressing, shampooing;
reasonable prices on all work. Travis 5051.
606 State Bank Bldg,
JYPEWKITERS--
PRICES in factory rebuilt and second-
nand machines have advanced 40 per cent
in last l\\o months. Here are some bar-
gains at old prices—they won't last:
Underwood, perfect condition $40.00
Oliver No. 5 25.00
1, C. S^iith No. 2 37.J*
Royal No. 5, latest model <7.00
Kemins'tou No 0 1&0U
A. F. BEYER,
Factor* Dealer.
Corona and L. C. Smith Typewriters.
Neostyle "Duplicator" ami Dictophonea
310 W. Commerce St.
| BRAND new typewriter, Rex Visible, $.'{
I down, $•'! per month, low priced. E. N.
Amick, Box 1182, City.
. DDING MACHINES—
middle age tnau. Place open at once. G. R. i tfnarantees to remove
Benson Slnton Tex ' develop bust, neck and arms;
li:—U : : I facial mass:ige. ten treatments, $5; sham-
$loo PER MONTH paid men-women; thou- poos, :;."»e. .',07 Navarro St.. opposite Peck's
sands Government war positions open; 'Furniture Store. Crockett 208.
short hours; pleasant work: examinations
everywhere; list positions free: write im-
mediately. Franklin Institute, Dept. N-133,
Rochester, N. Y.
MASSAGE treatments, alcohol and eucalyp-
tus rubs, salt glow, magnetic treatments, i ——————
Mme. Emma Bradt. 430 South Presa Street, i AMERICAN Adding Machine, only $44.50,
Crockett 7.J0S. j down, $3 per mouth; used by Staudard
Oil Company. C. S. Government, etc.; adds,
subtracts, multiplies and divides. Guar-
anteed. Large capacity. L. N. Amick, box
I 11K2, city.
POULTRY—
CHICKENS. TPBKEVS AND EGOS.
FOR SALE—High-class scratch fted, lay-
ing mush, chick feed, developing mash
and ail poultry supplies. Phone or writs
FE1U) STAFFEL. San Antonio, Tea.
SINGLE couib White Legnorn baby chicks.
$15 per 10U; eggs for batching, $7 per 100.
Write for circular. It»»er Crest i'oultry
'i ards. New Braunfels. Tex.
MAMMOTH Bronze turkeys for sale; they
are of finest breeding. J. F. Card, Cuero,
Tex.
Tllonol GH BRED White Leghorn and
Barred Rock eggs. $1.50 for 15. .505 Pleas-
anton Road* corner Tommins Ave. A. B.
Slack.
HATCHING eggs, Barred Plymouth Rocks
$3 per setting; from prize winners. $1.50
per setting for yard utility stock. Billy
Pettus, 400 East Locust Street. Crockett
4005.
EGGS for setting, Barred Plymouth Rocks
and White Wyandottes.
Cockerels, thoroughbred Barred Rocks.
Beauties; see them.
217 McKlnley Ave., Travis 54S1.
COCKERELS FOR SALE. BARRED PLY-
MOLT II ROCK.
They are hardy, strong, robust. Ideal for
city man or farmer. Billy Pettus, 400 E.
Locust. Crockett 4068.
INDIAN RI'NNER ducks, penciled and
fawn, for sale cheap. 205 Simpson St.
WANTED Experienced floor finisher:
must be reasonable In price, corner North
Flores and Summit Crockett M390.
TWO cement finishers, experienced In set-
ting forms for curbing t»* sidewalk; steady
work .1. c. Everett. < rockett 0500.
WANTED Good cook $!*0; driver, $00.
Apply 22S East Commerce Street.
EXPERT chauffeur and yardman. German.
A position in private home. A1 references
on hand. 31<5 Express.
A LAWYER of 20 years' practice wants
position in law office or with corpora-
tion; 42 years old. Corporation law a
specialty, also good trial lawyer. Would
take charge of office for lawyer going into
Liberty Army. Address Lawyer K., care
Express.
WANTED - Bv boy 10 years old, to learn
good trade, automobile business preferred.
Must be self supporting and chance for
promotion. Box 171. Thorndale. Tex.
ENGINEER wants position, 7 years' expe-
rience In light and be plants, steam or
gas engines. Willing to go anywhere. Ref
cren-es furnished. 420 Express.
REFRIGERATING engineer now em-
ployed, wishes to change. Can fur
nish references. Address Engineer, 1330
North Main St., Denison. Tex.
an automobile accessory and tire firm
of high grade has opening for a bright,
energetic young man who understands
this class of business; must be strictly
honest and willing to work. Apply, stat-
ing references and previous experience.
P. a. Box 150.
WANTED The services of a man who Is
capable to take charge of our hat depart-
ment; must be a first-class salesman, neat
iu appearance, and one who knows every
angle of the hat business. Cole Y. Bailey
Company.
WANTED—Experienced soda water dis-
penser, young man or woman, for out-of-
town drug xtore. Apply with references,
t«» sales manager. San Antonio Drug Co.
WANTED Experienced young lady, win
i* competent bookkeeper and stenographer,
one who i« well educated, ambitious ami
willing worker. Will pav good salary j
with chance for rapid advancement for
right party. Apply in own handwriting,
giving experience and references. Post-
office box 1104.
Wo.MEN wanted to new on leggings. In-
qnin- "'.-I l'r.".klyn Avenue.
W ANTED Experienced woman for gen-
eral house work: small family; small
house. Travis TJsO.
I ONE experienced bee mall, one queen
breeder, one buzz saw man and one good
housekeeper; state particulars in first let
tor Nueces County Apiaries, Calallen,
Texas.
I .
; MISS MILLS, specialist in facial, magnetic
I and Swedish body massages, manicuring,
peticuring and hair work Phone Travis
2701. Address 207 Mohawk.
I tfnilKOi'KALAOhfc—.
. DR. STONE. Central Olflce Building;
1 graduate of the first incorporated chlro-
OEKMAN «ir Polish woman to work in
rooming house, l'10 South Street.
WANTED White or Mexican girl for gen-
eral house work. Hnrlnndal". Apply 103
South I'resa. Travis 4033.
MAN and wife for uiglit lunch room; uon* j practlc college: prsctlclna nine years ttsa
but experienced need apply; $40 pel ' Antonio. Ask patrons for results.
month; room and board "—
•hone Crockeu
or apply l"«o". \ \>w Braunfels Ave.
WARNING- The Cturopraruc College, cen
tial Office Bulldiug. Sac Antonio, the only
clfartered chiropractic college in Texaa. the
staff of teachers are graduates of legally
»^*rtor«»d colleges.
WANTED Girl to wait ou tables, one
with experience preferred. II. L. Wagner
Drug Co.
TWO bright young women wanted for of
flee work: must be accurate at figures.
Prefer those with some high school train
ing. Apply bv letter only in own hand
writing, .loske Bros. Co.
WANTED- Young man for restaurart
work. Car Shed Restaurant.
Pedro Avenne.
COMPETENT bookkeeper and stenogra
pher by leading automobile house; refer-
enoc required; no novices need applv:
must be able to take off mouthlv trial
* 1 balance and keep stock records: give
I— • J,n ph«-to- n un !•■ r n answering 4H> l>pr«-«s.
I OST—
FOUND, STRAYED. ETC.
— ~^ ; xU & M* ANNA WK ENROTH, Palmer
LOST—Purse, gold chain attached; con ; Graduated. 3lo South Alamo. Travis 3272.
tallied 2 fives and several ones; three ■■ 1
checks and poll tax receipt made to J. C. I
Russell; reward. «'r... kett 1S7. . L
LOST One Governnu m revolver. Sunday, i
February 24. between the city and Leon
Springs; gjin number 1."., model 1018. Call <
Crockett 0724 and r«- eive reward. j
LOST or stolen -pocket book containing
three fifty dollar drafts and railroad tick- 1
ets; return to owm-r and receive reward.
Euima J. Fowler. .'TJ hast Nuevu St., San
Antonio. Tex.
LOST—Brooch set with one diamond and
four pearls. Momla\ .ifternoon. ou Tobin
Hill car or in neighborhood of Cypress St.
314 Dallas St.
BOY with wheel for real estate office.
Apply Miss Grapotte. 332 W. Commerce
WANTED—
SITI'ATION—FEMALE
CAPABLE business woman, secretary, cor-
respondent. 1'nderstand stenography,
bookkeeping, dictaphone, detail work and
office management: references; wants po -
►ition after March 1 l'?4 Express
WANTED High grade bookkeeper that
Is competent to close out profit and lo?«s
monthly; must have first class references
Good salary. Scobey Fireproof Storage
Company.
WANTED, by experienced young lady.
Curition ss cashier or clerics 1 work: can
rnish beat references. Address 459 Ex
press.
WANT second cook, fast and clean, refer
ences required. Apply State Cafe, 313 East
Houston Street.
WANTED—A young, energetic and an-
f itious bookkeeper and steiocrapher, o»i«»
who is thoroughly competent; prefer oj.e
with exfierience in handling corporation
books—manufacturing; good salary t»
right party and chance for rapid promo
t?«»n Apply P. O. Box 1104.
MACHINISTS- Three competent men t"
operate lathe, drill press, milling machine,
respectively. Apply Alamo Iron Works at
once.
WANTED A maid for cooking and gen
eral housework Immediately. Call
Army Post. Putram.
LOST—From tire r.e k on rear of auto-
mobile. somewhere |..|ween San Antonio
and Edna. Tex., on#■ i ;<dillac rim mounted
with Goody ear .T»x5 • «»rd < ashy;, tube and
1 black ca.dng cover; suitable reward will
: be oaid for information leading to the
re-over.* "f s:n in I. Ward. La Ward. Tex.
Trees, Roses, Evergreens
KNOX NURSERIES,
Phone Travis 4297,
123 West Commerce Street.
WALT Eli WII ALL.
Landscape gardener and uurscrvmaa.
415 W CEYALLOS STREET.
Crockett 4<"^>2. San Antonio. Tex.
PECANS budded, proper tree planting.
Davey. Tree Expert, ;it Knox Nurserv. J.
K. Hill.
WHITE girl wanted for cook and house
Wf.rk: in town in Rio Grsnde Valley; pre-
fer middle aged woman but girl over ^s<
will do: have room on premises for rleht
party; in answering this ad state age ami
wages expected. I will refund railroad
f'ire. Address P. O. Box *"G." Pharr. Tex.
WANTED. ^
Young lady to assist in store: give ad-
I'resa and phone number. Address 415 Ex-
press^
[ WANTED White nur*e for child of four
>ears. Apply Mrs John Chambers. St.
Antbony Hotel.
W A N T E D i Seneral housework gfrl for
family of two In an apartment: easy work;
fine maid's room and bath. Phone Fort
Sam Houston 70. Address 212 C Cavalry
Post, Fort Sam Houston.
! STRAY ED «m.- .
j name «if Teddy : b • -.
S14. Return to 2Uo I
dog. answers to
iiuuiber on collar
y press.
LosT—Dow ntow n. I* E. p. pin; name
engraved on ba< k reward. Phone Travis
3120. Residence. 11«; L. Dewey Place.
LOST—Bunch of keys, jn downtown dis-
trict, afternoon of Februarv 25: reward.
Notify or deliver to W H. Brown, Amer-
ican Express Co.
LOST—A top cover from Dodge roadster,
on Alamo Plar.a. Tuesdav noon. Find *r
please return and get reward. C Martin.
324 Richmond, or ring * 'rockett 3f»S3.
a man from Houston. Tex.; landscape
gardener and tree surgery, understands
budding and grafting: ;ill work guaran-
teed and prices reasonable. W C W.,
310 Ylllita Stfif -1.
|JETECTIVE A(;tNCY—
ALAMO Detective ^rvice, I'll Frost Bldg.
Crockett KW1. All legitimate detective
work undertaken. Competent operatives.
Civil and criminal investigations; shadow
lug; personal records.
LOST—on Beacon Hill e*r line, Gregg's
Shorthand Db tloi .»rv <'r«H kett "»4ti4 fo»
reward. 22". Woodb-if St. Mrs. Hess.
W ILL pay a reward for return »»f black
bulldog; white < best, white paws, white
tip on tail. Answers t« name Nigger. U1&
£. Commerce.
GEORGE SHOOK does private detective
work only: transactions confidential
Phone Crockett 5011. ofn,e 302 Marsh.-11
Street. San Antonio. Texas.
gTOCKS AND BONDS—
AUCTION TODAY
10 a. m., 312 South Alamo Street—NIc.i
furnishings of a 0-room cottage. Upright
piano, Vernis Martin and white beds,
springs, mattresses, new Axminster aud
Brussels art squares, hall runner, $05 duo-
fold davenport, mirror door wardrobes,
leather rockers, chairs, library table. Rem-
ington typewriter, sectional bookcaae. ele-
gant •lining room suites, kitchen cabinets,
gas ranges, Purtain and Perfection oil
stoves, and many other things. Attend
our sale for bargains ami you always gi*t
satisfaction.
ALAMO AUCTION COMPANY.
QKAIN, HAY, ETC*—
FOR SALE—Hay, ear corn, shucks, mill
feed, rice polish. Buy all lilnds sacks.
Wisrodt Grain Co.. Bosenberg. Tex.
LATEST Mebane Triumph cotton seed;
for sale, cheap. Gus Schulzc, route 4, box
12.. San Antouio, Tex.
WE HAVE* on hand two <ars good feeding
rice straws ?10 tou, San Antonio. Must
be sold quickly. Also offer rice bran,
rice polish, peanut meal, mixed feed. Geo.
Koerner Brokerage Co., 401 Glbbs Bldg.
Crockett 17.".T.
FOR SALE Best bright wheat straw. 3
wires ; delivered Texas points $10 per ton iu
car lots. E. I. Holland. Midlothian, Tex.
YOl'R hens will lay if you feed Martin's
Egg Producer. Martin's Wonderful Blue
Bug Killer will kill blue bugs. For sale
by Huth Seed Co., Ferd Staffel, Alamo
Seed and Paint Co., Meyers' Pharmacy, all
other first-class dealers.
SILVER LACE WYANDOTTE eggs for
setting. $2. 125 South Cherry.
TIIoroI GllBREDColumbus Rock eggs for
setting. per setting: a large beautiful
w hite and black ebb ken, siugle comb,
yellow legs, good layers. Mrs. M. W. Mc-
Klnley, Melon Texas, Frio County.
THOKOI GIIBKED White Leghorn pullets,
now laying; will sell at bargain for quick
sale. A. A. Ash, Berg's Mill.
FOB SALE Single-Comb Black Minorca
cockerels. Healthy, free range stock. Price
$ 1.50 each. Mrs. A. T. Tuerpe, Benton, Tex.
It. I. REDS, Anaconas, White Leghorns,
settings and stock. All standard bred
prize winners. J. IT. Beadle, 520 West
Mitchell St., San Antonio. Travis 4045.
FRKSH eggs for sale, phone Crockett 7005.
FOR SALE—Settings of thoroughbred
White Orpingtons, beautiful birds ami
excellent layers; 15 for $2. Write or tele-
phone Mrs. N. A. Davis, 122 Vitra Place,
Crockett 8703.
JJIRDS, DOGS, PETS, ETC—
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Eskimo Spitz
puppies. Call Travis 4470.
THOROUGHBRED Angora kittens for sale.
Mrs. Fred llagmayer, Helena, Ark.
FOLLOWING cars rolling delivered:
Ten cars No. I or better alfalfa hay..$38.50
Ten cars No. 1 or better alfalfa hay.. 31.00
Five cars No. 3 white corn, bulk 2.12
Coin meal • 1.75 !
Cotton seed meal
Cotton Med hulls
Cane seed In mixed cars, Bed Top.... 11.00
Orange and amber 10.00
Kaffir and malae 5.00
EAGER BROKERAGE A GRAIN CO.
307 State Bank Bldg.
Long Distance K8.
WANTED Pigeons. Travis 727.
FoR SALE—Thoroughbred Collie pup
pies, sired by Brighton Early. Crockett
(>727.
57 50 I WANTED—To buy. talking parrots. W.
241.50 Odell Learn Ac Co., Bird Store, 504 Dolo-
pAINTING & PAPERHANGING—
IIAY ! Kansas upland prairie hay. superior
quality; attractive price. Samuel II. Smith.
513 Hicks Bldg. Crockett 703.
ROVING AND STO RAG St-
RIPS TRANSFER CO.
Ftoriug. laovipg packing, shipping; ruf
le.icing. * o0« Alamo Plaxu. ' rockett 054.
1'» m v I s #558
L. %%'. tii.» r.U'.> |>.ii kiiig, ship-
ping and si'to vau-* tut moving. 120-12^
^ ILL SELL. 100 shares Harroun Mo'or*
M.3U: ion .harts Aui.ri.-an M«r.iSJw ■»'"* 11»" »""? v""- U-O-132
*1.7S: am .haras Cream or Rl.* SOc- *«• 1 b"»<- «-riK-k«t L'lsai for eat!
(bares Arizona Southwestern ic ■ 1000
.bares Ariaona Butte Mines. 22e. ' Wire i Ml RBAY S TRANSFER CO.
i"®"' "P^ose. 1. M. Townca. I Movinp. Shipping. I'a. king. Storin
Litu* Uock. Ark. | CROCKETT KUO-iOSS. .
I CROCKKTT 6520
311 K. COllMERCk.
GPARANTKK WAI.I. PAPKR & TAINT
CO., expert paperbanglng and painting.
505 W. Commerce St. Phone Travis 2370.
WALL paper and paint furnished and jobs
done cheaper and better than the other
fellow. Guaranteed by Bowman. Crockett
:U67.
pLKSONAL--
Adrertlcer.ifnta op4er personal, mrdlcsl. etslr*
to* aot. p«Tchologl^t. phreaoloffi»t. SiSf nst.t
healer. 2 ?+ tits a nrorri oue time: seven times
;<V. *fr. tln»*-w 14e No ai lep* *han 20 words.
Cancers, Tumors, Wens,
MOLES. WARTS,
nb-ers, sores, piles, fistula trested witlioal
knife, without pain.
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