El Paso Herald (El Paso, Tex.), Ed. 1, Wednesday, April 9, 1913 Page: 2 of 18
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We Prepay All Parcels Post Packages
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W
xtra opecta
Bulgarian Embroidered Voile Dresses for $4.95
A S AN Extra Special for the balance of the week We offer Bulgarian
embroidered voile dresses at the nominal price of $4.95. Bulgarian em-
broidery is as you knou very fashionable this season and nowhere is it used
to belter advantage than on these dresses. They are made of white voile iw
several styles trimmed with lace and finished with fancy girdle. The Bulgar
ian embroidery appears on the sfytrt in flounce ef-
fect and on the waist and collar. All sizes are of-
fered. An extra Special for tomorrow and thebal-
ance of the week at the nominal price of
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Headquarters for
Hurd's Boxed
Stationery
We are El Paso headquarters for
Hard's hexed stationery. This is a
high grade stationers bat costs no
more that Jkw have been paying
far the ordinary kind. We call
special attention to the fellowhg:
Writing Paper. 25c a Box
Hurd's sew epg finish white writing
paper 26 sheets of paper awl 85 en-
velop so to a fees; per box 25c
Initial Stationery 50c Box
Hard's isHaal writing paper and cor-
rotipiwidwieo earde pUua or gilt edged;
Initial Stationery 75c Box
Hurd's sew two-toned giit initial
writing paper and eorrespoBdeBee
cards also the new Preach border
stationery; a splendid variety to
ehoose from at per box .75c
High Grade Writing
Paper $1.00 Box
Hurd's high grade sew finish writing
paper aeie aad letter sise in white
a4 all the feehioBabte ttats; per
has: $1.00
Beautiful Lingerie Waists
for $2. 75
An usueasl showing of lingerie waists. Made of marquisette
erepe voile lawn and lingerie cloth. Fully 35 different models
to select from. High and low necks; long and short sleeves.
Some are self embroidered; others show the Oriental Bulgarian
aad Bohemian colored embroidery. Attractively
priced at
$2.75
Beautiful Silk Waists $6. 75
Theie waists are recent arivals. Many of them have come in
this week and will be shown tomorrow" for the first time. Made
of messaliae taffeta ehiffon erepe de Chine and novelty silks in
plain colors and the newest two-toned combinations. We impress
upon you that all these waists are strictly new.
Attractively priced at
$6.75
$1.50 Brassieres 89c
A lot of brassieres Lie Bevoise H. & W. Arienne and B. & J.
all sorts of models embroidery and lace trimmed values Oft
up to $1J6; Extra Special Thursday OtC
25c Fancy Hat Pins 10c
Gold top fancy stone set brilliant and novelty hat pins of all
kinds worth regularly up to 36c each; special Thursday " r
at IUC
25c Boxes Shell Hairpins 18c
Plata and crinkled shell hairpins in black amber and shell color
3 6 and 12 to a box worth regularly 25c per box; in
Bxtra Special Thursday only at IOC
' April Hose
bale
Our AprM Sale ef Hosiery ha-
gins Saturday moating. Thk -
will he. by far the greatest safe
of hosiery ever held ki El Pose.
Full details iritt be gwen m
Friday's paper.
Xtra!
Our own brand of Peroxide in
8 oz. bottles that sell regularly
for 15c; Extra Special Thurs-
day only at
No trie-
Phenomenal Sale of
French Plumes
Newest Ideas in Two- Tone
Effects Go on Sale
Tomorrow
.xjiH) VnyHtJS'
rHROUGH a fortunate purchase of our New
York house we are able to offer El Paso
women a wonderful value in French plumes. These
plumes are 18 inches long and 7 1-2 inches wide and come from
the best male slock. Two-tone combinations and Mendings of every
new shade of the season harmonize in these plumes. Under ordi
nary circumstances $7.50 would be a very
low price to place on them. We make
them an extraordinary special at
TAILORED HATS $498
There yet remain splendid selections from our sample line of Fisk and
Gag? hats. Not a hat in the lot is worth less than $6.Qp some are
wSrth $10.00 and manv are worth $12.50. You have rf a qq
choice at -...". PitZtG
MISSES' HATS $1.98
We will place on sale tomorrow 150 misses' hats. These are made ef
white peanut straw are lined with satin and trimmed in fancy rib-
bons and fringes. They are an Extra Special tf 1 Qo
at P1.270
e piumes. wnaer oral-
$5.00
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Millinery Dept.
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Introducing Our $2.95 Line
of Women's Shoes
NSTEAD of paying $3.50 for your Summer Shoes
we invite you to inspect our $2.95 line and save the
difference. A t this price we offer a full range of sizes in
Low heel pumps in tans 4 and 5 button Oxfords
patents and in tans patents and
gunmetals. gunmetals.
While these shoes are sold at a nominal price and a nomi-
nal profit we want to impress on you that we take just
as much care in fitting them as we do with our higher
priced lines.
Choose
H-U
Shoes
KMxnmrvsmui
204 San Antonio Street
Choose
H-U
Shoes
8c
(Limit one bottle
phone orders.)
Watch
the Arcade
Displays
"The Store of Service"
Shrine
Show Friday
Night
TROOPS PATROL
BUFFALO STREETS
Buffalo N. T.. April 9. Complete
Daralvsis of street car traffic and thor
ough poltotng- ef the mala streets by
militia were the features today of the
earmen's strike on the International
Railways system.
Not a car had moved up to two
oclock. when two main street cats were
sent down town under heavy police
guard. They carried no passengers.
GOVMRSOIl StJSTAIXS OUSTBR.
Jefferson City. Ma April 9. Gov.
Major today vetoed the bill penult-ting-
the Standard Oil company to con-
tinue business in Missouri n spite of
the easier decree of the state supreme
court.
MERGER DISSOMJTIOX PLAN
IS AGAIX DISAPPROVED.
Washington D. C. April 9. Attorney
general McReynolds today disapproved
the new plan for the dissolution of
the Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
merger recently submitted to blfen by
t Robert S. Lovett. chairman of the
Union Pacific heard. The Union Pa-
cific nevertheless will submit the
plans to the United States court at
St. Louis.
IIOMB BURNS AT BIG SPRINGS.
Bip Springs ' Texas April 9. Tha
residence of C. 1 Warnoek with its
contents was totally destroyed by fire
this Biaraing-. Loss ?49dv. partial insurance.
AMBRICAX SUFFRAGBT IS
RBL3ASHD FROM LONDON PRIS0X
London Eur-.. April 9. Mis -Zelie
Emerson a suffrasrist of Jaekson.
Mich. has been released from Hoilo-
way jail sne was taaen oy ner
mother to a nursing home where she
will be given medical treatment. Mrs.
Emerson feels grave anxiety for her
daughter's condition and will not per-
rnit her to see any one.
The ordinary eost of a Want Aa In
the El Paso Herald is 25 cents. It
roaehes an average of about 70.000
readers each Issue.
PROFITS NOT GOING TO FARM BUS
AND RAIUIOADS SAY BXPBBTS.
Texan Ih DiaeasaiBj; the High Cost ef
I.lvlnjr Snyx "If It Ik the Middle-
man We're After Illm."
Chicago 111.. April 9. While Chieago
housewives paid 2 cents a pound for
fresh cabbage commission merchants
here paid from $1.50 to $2 a crate.
Down in Rio Grande county Texas cab-
bage is rotting n the forms. The
hunt to find who gets the farmers'
profits occupied farmers trnek grow-
ers and agricultural experts from 35
states who are gathered here for a
three day session of the national con-
ference on marketing and farm credits.
"The railroads are not getting the
money." said commisisoner of agricul-
ture Ed R. Kone of Texas. "Af. least
we think not. The farmer is not get-
ting it. The consumer is hollering
about the high cost of living. Where
does the money go? If it's the mid-
dleman we're after him."
Peter Radford president of the Tex-
as farinaf union said that farmers
have been long restive under present
marketing conditions.
"We want to know why we get SO
cents on a bushel or potatoes which
sell for 75 eents to $1.00 a bushel here;
that seems too big a profit." he said.
VOTE 420808 TO AID AMUNDSEN.
Washington D. C April 9. The Na-
tion Geographical society has voted
$20000 to the Norwegian Polar expe-
dition which leaves the Pacific under
command of Capt. Roald Amundsen in
June 1914. to explore the Polar basin.
MORE RAILBOAD BRIDGES ARE
BURKED BELOW CHIHUAHUA
Bridges were burned behind the Me-s
can Central train from Mexico Cit .
whk-h arriveu. in EI Paso Tuesday ntht
while the train was running between
Santa Rosalia and Chihuahua. The trau
was stopped at a number of places tv
the rebels but nothing was taken from
the passengers by the "Ceoastitutiona i
ists." The passengers oouM see the rebel-
burning bridges behind the train as it
ran through the rebel district south '
Chihuahua. The Mexican Central tram
left Wednesday morning for Mexico
City but the officials of the road do
not expect it to get further sooth than
Chihuahua.
See Government Hill adv. page T.
COMB AND HEAR THE OLD DEMO-
CRATS CONGR.VTnL.VTB THK YOUM
DEMOCRATS AT CLBVBLAND SQUARE
THURSDAY NIGHT S OCIXJCK. Advertisement.
Want $26; See page 7.
HEAR JUDGB PALVKV JUDGE H)-
WAHDS JUAN HART AND CAPT.
BHAI.L AT DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.
CIKVBIAND SaUARB THURSDAY
NIGHT. Advertisement.
COLDS CAUSE HBADACHB AND GRIP
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine removes the
cause. There is only One "BROMO QUIN-
INE." Look for denature of E. W.
GKOVE. 25c
Great Conventions Provided For
At Panama-Pacific Exposition
DOG CATCHERS START MONDAY.
City do catchers will start out Mon-
day gathering In the unlicensed dogs.
Up" to 'Wednesday noon 71 dog licenses
had been Issued.
MILLIONAIRE MISSIONARY
DIES AT CAIRO. EGYPT
Chicago 111 April 9. Wra. W. "Bor-
den the 25 year old multimillionaire
who put aside luxury to become a mis-
sionary died today at Cairo. -Egypt of
spinal meningitis. A. cablegram mak-
ing this statement was received by rel-
atives here today.
HEAVY SNOW IN IOWA.
Sioux City la April 10. A blanket
of snew from four to 10 inches deep
one of the heaviest falls of the winter
covers a large part of South Dakota
and northwestern Iowa and is still
falling.
Actresses In Some Recent New
York Theatrical Successes
Copyright. Mil. by RansmiL-Paetee International SxTxadSoa.
FESTTVAIi TTATJi. where the coaeot$ots of the world will meet in ISIS
The fcelfciiBg will be 386x360 feet with greatest breadth of 2S0 feet tht
latter beteg takes up by the wlogs. A. vast asgHortas irtth a hogs rtsi
will be a luututa ef the strsetsre.
CHEMICAL PROCESS MAY
BE A CURB FOR CANCER
Boston Mass April 9. The discovery
of a chemical process which develops
human cancer In healthy rabbits and
guinea pigs aad the resultant produc-
tion of a serum by which rabbits have
been rendered immune was announced
by Xr. Howard Nowell. of Boston Uni-
ersity school of Medicine.
It will require twe years to deter-
mine whether the serum will immunize
a human cancer victim upon whom an
operation has been performed from a
reoecurraace of the growth.
The ordinary cost or a Want Ad in
the El Paso Herald is 2i cents. It
reaches an average of about 70.000
readers each Issue.
Strictly Fresh Eggs 20c Dozen
New Potatoes 3 Pounds for 25c
LEVY
DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE
THURSDAY NIGHT AT CLEVELAND
SQUARE 8 OCLOCK SHARP. MUSIC
SPEECHES. THE PUBLIC IS COR-
DIALLY INVITED. Advertisement
Gives Quick Home Care
For Corns Callouses
And All Foot Troubles
PHONES 5053098.
C O M P A NY
onuHRSEU
ALL
OTHERS
204-206 E. OVERLAND ST.
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results
Try One and Be Convinced
This information will be weleemed
by the thousands ot victims of daily
foot torture. Don't waste time. Get
it at once. No matter how many pat-
ent medicines you have tried in vain
this treatment which was formerly
known oni t. doctors will do .he
-i work. "Dis
solve two ta-
blespoonfuls of
uaiocide com-
pound in a
basin of warm
water. Soak
the feet !n
this for full fifteen minutes gently
rubbjng the sore parts." The effects
are marvelous. All pain goes in-
stantly and the feet feel simply de-
lightful. Corns and callouses can be
peeled right off; bunions aching feet
sweaty smelling feet get immediate
relief. Use this treatment a week and
your foot troubles will be a thing of
the past Caloeide workg through
the pores and removes the cause. Get
a twenty-five cent box from any drug-
gist Advertisement.
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Embarrassing Annoyance
of Superfluous Hair
It seriously interferes with the ad-
vancement of any woman often making
her the butt of cruel jokes snd jibes.
Ordinary Sulthine Concentrate as pre-
scribed by Dr. Mulller. of Paris is a
quick painless hair-remover of unfail-
ing vslue At loading druKSi-ts a -eompanictl
b- mpli diiiitum- for
l'ome u In xjfi.i liarnili -. posi-
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The Proper Finish
On Your Collars
Gentlemen is just as
essential as the proper
collar if you would en-
joy comfort!
Just Staxcli enough
Just Finish enough
Just Smooth enough
and
Just Shaped enough
TYith ample space for
your tie to slip -Makes
our collar wor
the finest in this city.
Make us prove it!
Phone 2177.
Elite Laundry
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I Sanitary and Fireproof. I
412-41 S. Oregon St. 1
BUTTERMILK
.Metchaikoff the great scientist
and others have shows conclusive-
ly that this class of milk eradi-
cates the poisons thai collect m
the stomach and large intestines.
Isn't it worth a trial at least.
and especially when you know that
we stand hack of every drop we
sell?
A pint only coats 5 cents and a
quart 10 cents a half-gallou 15
cents and a gallon 25 eents.
EL PASO DAIRY CO.
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