TRAVEL INFORMATION TRAVEL INFORMATION DUDLEY’S GARAGE On the OST Rock corner. Your every need supplied. SMITH’S DRUG STORE Fountain Drinks Ice water free. Jewelry and drug SPORTING GOODS HOUSE Joe Oberkampf Sporting goods, fishing tackle, tourists' cooking and camp goods. OZONA MEAT MARKET R. J. Cook Fresh and barbecued meats. Boiled hams, tourist lunch goods. Day and night service. MACHINE SHOP O. W. Smith Best equipped shop between San Antonio and El Paso. Phone 56 BAKERY & GROCERY G. L. Bunger Groceries and camp goods. Fresh bread, pies and cakes daily. GENERAL STORE Chris Meinecke Everything in the eats line. Hard- SHEFFIELD Ancient crossing of the Pecos river back in Spanish, pioneer and mili• tary days. Ruins of old Ft. Lancaster, east of the river. A noted ancient trail teas from San Antonio to Ft. Clark (Brackettville), then up the Pecos country to Ft. Lancaster, crossing the Pecos at Sheffield and connecting the Spanish frontier centers at San Antonio, and at Chihuahua, and later for the overland mail to El Paso and San Diego. Pop. 100 Elevation 2229 ft. OST Officials—Mrs. Josephine Couch, Honorary Vice-President. Tourist Camp—Maintained by community—one mile off OST at Pecos Springs—good fisking. SHEFFIELD HOTEL Zola McSpaden For good home cooked meals and clean, comfortable rooms, stop here. GENERAL MERCHANDISE R. E. Fred The cowboy merchant. General supplies, camp goods. Information headquarters. SHEFFIELD GARAGE First-class Mechanic Best work. Oil, gas, tires and tubes. Day and night service. OST GARAGE Bert Couch Oil, gas and everything the tourist needs. First-class road service. GENERAL MERCHANDISE G. T. Jessup & Sons Sporting goods, fishing tackle, tour- FT. STOCKTON A prosperous little city in a bit of country made to blossom by irrigation from great springs that gush from the rocks. Comanche Chief spring flours 39.000 000 gals, daily; the group of springs, 55.000,000 gals. Over 1000 cars of alfalfa shipped annually. Fruits, vegetables and grains produced. The c’rny built old Ft. Stockton. The springs in the arid country tvest of the Pecos river uere the *'water-holes” and stations uhen the overland coaches traveled between Sen Antonio and Sen Diego. The army planted their frontier posts cround them. More anciently they were points of contest as Indian tribes and Spanish conquerors, adventurers and missionaries struggled for mastery. Pop. 1297 Elevation 2910 ft. Two banks. OST Officials-James Rooney, Councilor. Tourist Camps—By the Comanche springs. PACE AUTO CO OST Headquarters Authorized Ford sales and service. Gas, oil, and general repair shop. ROONEY MERC. CO The Big Store Groceries, gas, oil. Bathing and camp goods. DHUGS AND SUNDRIES K-.uk., «... J. M. Rooney fomu.ii, .nd conf.ctiooi. NEW ROONEY HOTEL Crnt«r of city. Thirty rooms. Europe pUn. Bath. in connection. JACOB’S CAFE All tourists stop here. Only place for early and late meals. DENNY MOTOR CO Dodge service station. Gas, oil, accessories, tires and tubes; all FIRST STATE BANK Correspondence solicited. STOCKTON BAKERY Fresh bread, pica and cakes daily. Tourist camp needs. GENERAL MERCHANDISE R. O. Gonzales Groceries, gas and oil, camp FIRST NATIONAL BANK Tourists welcome to call. HOTEL STOCKTON North of Depot Largest hotel. 50 outside rooms. Baths. Modern in every respect. STOCKTON GARAGE Mechanical work, machine ehop, gas and oil. DRIVE IN STATION Anything You Need Gas, oil and accessories, tires and BALMORHEA A good agricultural country created by irrigation from great springs. Alfalfa, grains and vegetables. A gateway to the Davis Mts.—their people leaders in opening those mountains as a state park reservation. The tourist is welcomed. Bathing and camping at Phantom springs. Pop. 400 Elevation 3200 ft. One bank. OST Officials—B. W. Van Deren, Councilor. Tourist Camps—By Phantom springs. BALMORHEA MERC. CO Fruits and cold drinks. General merchandise. OST FILLING STATION Garage First-class mechanic. All sizes tires, gas and oil. John B. Coffey. HOTEL BALMORHEA C. M. Linton Good eats, clean beds. At gateway GENERAL MERCHANDISE Toyah Valley Trading Co Dry goods, groceries, country produce, camp goods, fruits In season. BOZEMAN DRUG STORE Drugs, magazines, toilet articles, kodaks, fishing tackle, confections VAN DEREN’S GARAGE Day and Niffht Service Gas filling station. First-class work done. R. L. Van Deren. UNION TRADING CO The Big Store Sells everything. The place for tourists. Gas station. LIMPIA HOTEL Cool, comfortable hotel in tho heart of the mountains. Reasonable rates. JONES PHARMACY Registered Druggist First-class prescription dopartinent. Ico cold drinks. FT. DAVIS AUTO CO 5000 ft. high, but on tho level in treatment of tourists. FT. DAVIS STATE BANK Capital 835,000 Surplus $35,000 Bank of safety and strength. (Continued on next page) Page Five Page Six TRAVEL INFORMATION GENERAL MERCHANDISE Full line of supplies for your W. A. Yarbro needs. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Groceries, camp goods, oil H. A. Burnett an'1 Ba8- FT. DAVIS MERC. CO o.i and gas, general merchandise. Tourist Headquarters camP coods. VAN HORN Cattle country. Western gate to Davis Mts. Pop. 614 Elevation 4010 ft. One bank. OST Officials—J. S. Hunter, Director; C. F. Toolcn, Councilor. Tourist -Camp—Two camps conveniently located on OST. HOTEL CLARK Biggest, busiest, bci st European plan Something for Everyone hotel. Ice cream groceries. parlor, cigars. COMMERCIAL HOTEL Rooms $1.00 Tou solicited. TOOLENS GARAGE Day and night scr rice. Authorized Free Camp Site eilor. MILLER BROS. GARAGE Ignition, Mobiloil, Gulf gas. Freo Day and Night Service lee water, ladies' grounds. rest room, camp SIERRA BLANCA Approaching the Rio Grande and the Pass of the North (El Paso). High, rocky country, rich in. old Indian and Spanish lore; the travelway to the West thru the Pass back thru all history. Pop. 723 Elevation 4512 ft. One bank. OST Officials—L. O. Ramsey, Councilor. PALACE HOTEL A clean, up-to-date, reasonable hotel for everybody. Satisfaction assured. BORDERLAND GARAGE Authorized Ford sales and sctvicc. General garage work, gas, oil, storage. L. O. RAMSEY DRUG CO Drugs and Sundries Soda fountain, ice cream parlor, kodak supplies, free ice water. BLANCA GARAGE Day and Night Service Mechanics for all cars. Gas, oil. accessories. Free camp houso in TRAYLOR-LOVE CO The Big Store Covers ono block. Ever)- tourist need. Sporting and lunch goods a specialty. FROST’S HOTEL Restaurant Home of good eating. Tourists’ hcadq. Ficc information. Cold drinks. FT. HANCOCK Frontier out-post on the Rio Grande. Pop. 34 Elevation 3519 ft. Tourist Camp—On OST near Campbell store. Rio Grande and fishing nearby. CAMPBELL SUPPLY STA W. V. Campbell Home cooking, clean new beds. Gas and oils. Only real tourists' storo at this point. FT. HANCOCK MDSE. CO Hotel in Connection Half milo north of OST on rail-road. Modem in every respect. Cas, oil and supplies. Branch at FABENS On the paved road into El Paso. Pop. 25 Elevation 3612 ft. OST FILLING STATION Tires, tubes and accessories. OST GARAGE B. K. Riggs Day and night service. TRAVEL INFORMATION CLINT EDGAR D. BROWN CO Business store for tho business Tourist Supplies '‘"-'“..V"*- ,“b" ‘Dj YSLETA Old mission with a history back to the troublesome days that made Santa Fc the second oldest city in the U. S. El Paso was the Pass to the North and West. Mission, irrigation and other works of the section are valued reminders of the ambitious efforts of the missionaries and colonisers. Pop. 2143 Elevation 3663 ft. Tourist Camp—Free sites. No equipment. DUNCAN SUPPLY CO Fiiiine ...u.. and .m. W. T. Duncan___________________________________»uppiic».__________________ EL PASO El Paso del Norte, the Pass of the North. Gateway of migrating animals, Indian tribes, Spanish conquistadore and padre, pioneer settler and overland coach. Key-point on Rio Grande as Santa Fe and the upper valley were colonized by Spaniards. Refuge in 1680 when the Indian revolt drove the white men back from the Santa Fc district. A noted point on El Camino Real (the King’s Highway) from Mexico City to Santa Fe. City of importance, interest and wealth today. Pop. 77,560 Elevation 3762 ft. Seven banks. OST Officials—F. M. Banncll, Vice-President. Tourist Camp—In the park; well equipped; on OST east edge of city. HOTEL PASO DEL NORTE Leading hotel between San Antonio and California. WATKINS MOTOR CO Phone Main 4068 Buick cars and service for Buick HOTEL CAMPBELL 415 W. Franklin St. El Paso's newest hotel. 80 rooms, all baths. $1.50 and up. The place for your mother, wife or sister. Phone Main 2634 FISHER HOTEL M. Viljorn, Manager European plan. 50 modem rooms. Rates $1.50 up. HOTEL SHELDON Headq. El Paso Auto Club Convenient and first-class. Hotel for tourists. Free information bureau. ALAMO MOTOR CO, INC. 601 Texas Street Make our place your headquarters, our service your service. Authorized Ford sales and service. Phone Main 492 and 391 HOTEL orndorff Chas. & A. C. DeGroff Conveniently located in heart ol ciiy. Modem family and tourist hotel. Rates reasonable. HOTEL LOCKIE Opposite new Post Office Mills and Stanton ats. Centrally located. Prices $1.00 and up. Ernest H. O'Brien. LONE STAR MOTOR CO Texas & Virginia Sts. Dodge, Hudson, Essex, Chevrolet and Cadillac sales and service. Tires, gas. oils and accessories. PERRY TIRE CO 600 Texas St. Kclly-Springficld tires and tubes. Free" road service. Phone Main 146 CALUMET OIL CO Twelve Service Stations Hi-Test gasoline and Supcrfino motor oils. Filling stations in all parts of El Paso. JUAREZ, Pop. 26,500 MEX. Elevation 3750 ft. OASIS CAFE G. E. Evans Only American cafe in Juarez. Spanish dishes our specialty. High class entertainment. Best of big-jitno talent. Free cabaret every day and night, including Sundays. HOTEL RIO BRAVO F. Philibert, Manager European plan. Modern rooms, courteous treatment. Rates $1.50 to S-1.00. Page Seven Page Eight FT. DAVIS The Chamber o/ Commerce inmter entry ronrijl end member ol chamber of commerce in the United States to the Davis Mts. Thais weir slogan. The Davis Mts. are proposed as a state park reservation. Ft. Davis was a great frontier post. The mountains range up to 9000 ft. They will become the only all-year mountain park in the U. S., and of remarkable attraction. Hereford herds of purest breed range the mountains and valleys. Pop. 400 Elevation 4927 ft. One bank. OST Officials—Walter Miller, Councilor. Iloat.cucd on i;e*t puge)