El Paso Herald (El Paso, Tex.), Ed. 1, Friday, October 11, 1918 Page: 3 of 14
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EL PASO HERALD
ID CASUALTIES
BE GDHHEGTED
Announcement Revises
Portions of Previously
Reported Lists.
(Continued .trea pae Z.)
Hoxnanski. lfilwu
:-ar.. Ohio: Bernard atcNeel Ade Kas.
r'rrjoral Matt SUmic Palnesdale.
i'ruates Ovicl I: Greenlee. Brad
' .-!. lnd.: Edm Wm. Koenlg-. 1111-
. jJKee Wis.: Alfred J. Lockman.
reckenridse Minn : Edwin Xachman
tv i orK city: .Matnew j. jsieuerkorn.
nf Colo : Wm. M. Pfarrer Iam-
Mont.: Samuel Swensen. Brook'
' i. N T.: Martin Svmanoules Chl-
Jack J. Brennan. New Haven
t r-in : Herman Axelson. Sweden: Carl
farrigen Avondale. Mont.: Nelson
I: ile la Rondo Portage. Wis.; Tnos.
jeitt. Providence R. I.: Raymore
11 cjtmoreland. Thomasvwe. N. C;
3 -ed Delisle Fall River Mass.
W onnded severely previously re-
I ortfd missine:
I'-'ate! Frank H. Ellis. Elirln
; Lonn'e Eubanks Non Okla.;
i 1 it- J Fagcrud. Olalla. wasn.: Chas.
i Fenton. Roslyn "W. Va.; Cot Gainer
i: rhwood W. Va.; Warren Garland
Manitoba Can : Matthew W. Green
t heeling-. W. Ya: Jerry Griffey. Wil-
'. a-rson. W. Ta.: Ira S. Mallln. Sharon
X D : Albert D. Smith Canaan. Conn.
.errear.t Martin Gladrom. Galves
ton. Texas.
i orporals Benjamin T. Meeks. Pel-
r. P. C: Arthur O'Connor Bayonne
X J : Jos K. Smith. Spnrtn. Tnim.
P.ed previously reported missing:
Private John Rices Erie. Pa.
TMd of wounds previously report-
ed missing:
Privates Herman Gulbranxon T)u-
iiti Minn.: Chas. E. Halpen. Fall
P.ne- Mass.: Earl Nelson Sandpoint
IJaho.
Upturned to duty previously re-
ported missing:
Privates Anthony Carlo "Water-
v. tv conn.; Edward Krumwied St.
Paui. Minn.: Elrie E. McGrew. Dayton
w i sh ; Wm. J McKally Detroit. Mich.:
-fr-i Matsor Detroit Mien.; James
M.fs.' Calhoun Ga.: Harold Philips
V aiiton. Pa.: Raymond J. Rossel
"Worcester. Mass: Chas. A. Shlrely
Lawrence Neb.: Velice di Francesco
TiaH : Cecil Tavener. Springfield Ohio;
"onn T. Curran. bawrence jum.
Wnnrded severely erroneously re
ported died or wonnas.
P. lvate Leo Hoxna:
kee. Wis. . .
in hospital erroneously report a
JIil of wounds:
Lieutenant Harry C. Barnes Jr
Annapolis Md.
Col. Ham Wounded
In Action A Former
Dislricl Officer Here
News was received here Thursday
afternoon of the evere wounding or
Co!. Samuel Vinton Ham Infantry
commander In Pershing's forces. In
the two days' roundup that broke the
St Mlhiel salient of the German lines
iite last month. He was shot through
i..e bodv. the bullet breaking a rib
..n the right side when it emerged.
1 ut he wss recovering nicely In an
arrnv hospital the report said.
CoT. Ham was range officer In the
IT Paso district staff of MaJ. Gen.
;eorge Bell. jr.. last year at the out-
' -e ak of the war. He had been most
-eentlv with the Seventh infantry
serwng in they Philippines and here
on the border. His service in the
arrnv cove-s about SO years since
tf graduated from West Point. One
f his first details was with an in-
: ' -national boundary commission that
- i n tved the Mexican border from
EI Paso to San Diego. CaL
ToL Ham went from here to Gettys-
rg Pa last year with the Seventh
b;t later commanded troops at Chll-
1 Dthe. O. His wife well known in
n ial circles in El Paso and their
rn and daughter are in an eastern
CORP. JACK MELROSE MESA
ARIZ. KILLED IN ACTION
Washington. D. C. Oct. 11- Con-
a'nlnjr 18 names a marine corps eas-
-naltv list Issued lor toaay DrajRa
-..ta! of marine casualties reported to
di'e to 3468. Today's list contains the
rar.e of one Arizona man. The list:
KILTKIJ IN ACTIOX.
Sergeant.
Morris D. Moore Poplar Bluff Mo.
Corporals.
William L. Hubner La Porto lnd.
Jade M. Melrose Mesa Ariz.
Vera E. Swingle. Manlstlque Mich.
Privates.
Benjamin Herman. Phlledalphla Pa.
Thomas F. Devaney Bird Island.
Minn.
Henry G. Edwards Bockaway
rhas. H. Keeney. East Bank. W. Va.
Fred W. iixoii. buh water anm.
Harvey C. Phillips Troy. N. T.
Murrell W. Stearns Ottumwa la.
Tnomas V". Thomas New Lisbon
Ti.n.
John O. Vogt Crown Point. Ohio.
KILLED PKKVIOUSLY REPORTED
MISSING.
Private.
Jewell T. Hill Jefferson Ga.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (Severely)
Corporal
Bavmond W. Boone. Elslnore Calif.
Private.
Claude A. Kox Culleoka Tens.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporal.
John N. Gravener Philadelphia Pa.
Private.
George D. Steuer. Bergen X. J.
KETXRNED TO DBTY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTSD MISSING.
Privates.
Fred X. Braden. Porterdale. Ga.
Francis H Bush Eddy. Okla.
James H. Roberts Baltimore. Md.
IMward Schanda Chicago I1L
William T. Schmanke Rochester
X. V.
JACK RUTHERFORD BETTER.
Two letters from Pvt. Jack W.
r.utherford. IS years of age. In a hos-
pital in France after being gassed
.md wounded said to his mother Mrs.
Gra"e Rutherford of 1030 Wyoming
E'ret. that he was getting along
w ell and would be out in a few days.
Thousands of Corncobs
Ordered For Overseas
St. Louis. Mo Oct. 11. The United
Ftates government recently closed a
nurry-up order with the several
lan-.ifacturers of corncob pipes at
Washington Mo. for 150000 pipes.
At tne same time the national organi-
zation of the Knights of Columbus
losed a contract for 250000 of the
t-ame kind of pipes. All are to be
-uphed overseas.
Grove's Tasteles. cliill Tonic.
restores vitality and energy by purl-
fng and enriching the glood. You
. tii soon feel its titr. ngthening In-
g -rating effect frice 60c. Adv.
For Floor Varn sh Floor Wax Call
Lander Lumber to. dv.
Prompt Service
1 . -t workmanship are uloat you
wlin ou use our parcel post for
l.r pairing. Chas. Rokabr. 311
v dv.
JOIN THE MOTOR CORPS TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THE SPLENDID CHANCE TO SERVE YOUR
COUNTRY IN YOUR OWN LINE OF WORK RE-
CRUITING OFFICE IN THE HOTEL SHELDON.
IS THE 4TH LIBERTY LOAN TO FAIL? ARE
WE A NATION OF SLACKERS? WE KNOW WE
ARE NOT SO LETS BUY AT ONCE AND BY
THAT MEANS DO OUR SIT TO HELP WIN OUT.
16TH YEAE.
EL PASO TEXAS- FRIDAY OCTOBER 11 9
TEXAS' MOST HOMELIKE AND PROGRESSIVE STORE. 1
.nf Paint. R.s tur El Paso's!
t .-.Edcr Lumber to Adv.
oiu
tubus Day Discoveries Special
ptilar Values for "Liberty Day"
: : : I
A Momentous
Saturday
qpOAfORROW will be celebrated as the
Anniversary of the Discovery of America
bp Christopher Columbus. When he fast sel
fool on these shores he little realized thai m
so short a span America mould become the
Great Protector of the World's Liberty.
Tomorrow bp proclamation of President
Wilson "mill be celebrated as Liberty Day.
The country is expected to shon its apprecia-
tion of the fad that here real Liberty is ours.
To buy Liberty Bonds is the best demonlsra-
tion of this appreciation.
At "The Popular" the day is a notable one
because of the many splendid values offered
you. A fake it a point to spend pari of your
day hore.
Street Floor
Women't Unions $1.00.
A medium weight union suit that's designed
for early Fall wear. Made low neck no sleeve
ankle length fine gauge of selected Tarns.
Sizes 34 to 44. Each $1.00.
Knit Vests 59c
Superior qualities in women's knitted vests
of lisle and silk lisle; tend crochet tape and
bodice tops. Some have crocheted fronts. All
are perfectly made and snug fitting. Fink and
white. Regular and out sixes. Each 59c
Children's Hose 19c
A dependable quality in children's school hose.
A medium weight hose that is suitable for
either boys or girls in sizes S to 10. Fast
black sturdy weave. The pair 19c
Silk Bags $3.50
Clever shapes in silk moire bags attractively
lined and fitted with coin purse and mirror.
A wonderful assortment from which to choose
including all the desirable sizes up to the large
knitting hatjs. Black naw grey etc. Values
to $10.00 for $3.50.
French Ivory at Popular Prices.
Ton will be pleased with the latest arrivals In
French ivory. Perfnme bottles with ground
glass stopper Xail buffers with removable
polishing chamois Dorrine powder and rouge
boxes with puff and mirror suitable for either
dressing table or bag. All made of selected
stock. Each 50c
Salt and Pepper Shakers 75c Pair.
Cut glass salt and pepper shakers with sterling
silver or mother of pearl tops Convenient size
and shape. The pair 75c
Sugar and Creamers $1.00.
Starling silver deposit sugar and creamers
that are unusually attractive. Large enough
for all practical purposes. The pair $1.00.
Men's Stationery 50c
We feature stationery that will appeal to men.
Distinctive shapes sizes and finishes that are
strictly mannish. The box 50c
Ponnd Paper 45c
French cheviot pound paper is made espe-
cially for us by "Whiting." A superior finish
linen paper that's intended for select eorre-
spoadeaee yet far more economical than either
boxed paper or tablets. The pound 45c
Envelopes to match at 15c pkg.
Veils $2.00.
A feature value in chiffon veils in every want-
ed Fall shade. Made of excellent quality chif-
fon 1 long with a hemstitched border. An
ideal veil for motor or street wear. "Popular
special at $2 each.
Initial Handkerchiefs 15c
Hade of sheer lawn with neat hemstitched
borders and attractive wreath and initial done
in either white or colors in corner. Each 15c
Ruffling! Are in Vogue.
Ifs hard to find a more suitable material for
collar cuffs or fischue Made of net organdy
chiffon and Georgette in a variety of widths.
Priced at 50c to $3.00 yard.
Herald War Maps 40c
To clearly understand the great events taking
place in Europe you should have the notable
collection of war maps. Price 40c Mail or-
ders filled.
Toilet
B tlKSGCKHanrMl
s
Oct Sale All
All Day
50c Listerine A safe an-
tiseptic Especially neces-
sary in EVERY home
NOW 39c
50c Milk Weed Cream.39c
50c Packers Tar Sham-
poo 39c
Quinine Hair Tonic. . .39c
Mme. Isabell's Face Pow-
der 39c
Rosaline (Rouge) .... 19c
Ever Sweet(Deoderent) 19c
Keepclean Tooth Paste 19c
T&ese 6 to 8:30
Dr. Lyon's Toothpaste 19c
Woodbury's Facial Soap (limit 2) . . .17c
Pinaud's Lilas De France Toilet Water 89c
50c Mentholatum (limit 2) 39c
(Street Floor)
COLD weather is almost upon us. "Warm clothing
for your boy should be bought now. Stocks of
boys' clothing and furnishings are complete here.
Bring the boy Saturday.
Suits For School Wear.
Boys' Mouse Brown English Corduroy Norfolk SuHa. Ages 7 v 18.
Limited stock $7.95.
Boys' Wool Mixed Fall Xorfolk Suits. Medium weights. Sfaes 6 to
14 "years $6.95.
Boys' Heavy Weight Wool Mixed Xorfolk Suite Double seat and kaea
knickers $8.95.
Suits For Dress Wear.
Bots' All Wool Norfolk Suits; beautkul colorings. 7 to 16 years $12.75;
11 t. IS years 515.75.
J!ovs' "aw Serge Medium Weight Norfolk Suits; all sixes $950.
Bovs' Woolen Norfolk Suits in dressy patterns; all sixes $950 $KJ50
$12.00 and $15.00.
Boys' Mackinac Coats.
Ideal Garments. They are never in his way. Warm durable coats for
boys 7 to 18 years at $7.50 $850 and $10.00.
Boys' All Wool Jersey Sweaters 2.50.
Made with roll collar in maroon dark oxford khaki and navy bine. Sixes
t years to 16 years for $250.
Boys Fast Color Blouses 85c
Kayaee and other good makes of blouses collar attacked light aUipiu.
AB sixes. Special at 86c
Boys' Flannel Pajamas $1.25.
S piece Pajamas of good quality flannel; sizes 6 to IS years. These are
special at $1.25.
Corduroy Knickers $2.15.
Boys' Double Seat Mouse Brown Corduroy Knickers. Sizes 7 to 18 years.
Extra value at $2.15.
no les
ess.
Dresses of Rare Beauty
DRESSES of Silk Tricolelte the very newest of the Fall materials are ready for
vrwir .nsrvrtlon. Th beautiful trimmings of silk embroidery and silk fringe add
wonderfully to their richness and beauty. The designing of these dresess is masterly
$39.50 to $150
Other dresses are of Tricotine Pauret Twill Wool
Jersey and Serge. Clever tailor-made models that the
smartly dressed woman will not fail to appreciate. On
some of these braid bindings are cleverly used. Others
are trimmed with fringe and silk embroidery and still
others are beaded with jet black beads. These range
in prices from. -;4
$25.00 to $97.50
Novelty Petticoats
$7.50 to $19.50
TpHESE especially dainty underskirts are fash-
ioned of Silk Jersey with deep flounces of fancy
novelty ribbons. They are quite the newest of the 1 9 1 8
creations and are shown in all the preferred shades.
They are sure to please you immensely.
NOVELTY BLOUSES
fHE new Moose arrivals
-B- make thk a woocferfoDy
wide collection of such desir-
able materials as Georgettes.
Crepe de Chine and Poiret
Georgettes. They are beaded
fringed and embroidered.'
$6.50 to $29.5Q
SILK SWEATERS
GARMENT chosen from
of rjilk Sweaters win justify its
choice in wear in beauty and
in comfort. What woman does
not want a Silk Sweater and
who could resist such as these?
All the most beautiful colors
are represented.
$29.56 to $50
-(Fifth Floor
Sat'rday Specials
From Our ILixien
PRINTED JAPANESE LUNCHEON SETS Tan or blue
printing includes 24-inch center six 10-inch doilies and six
6-inch doilies. Extra special value set. $1.50.
72 INCH EXTRA HEAVY FINE WEAVE MERCERIZED
TABLE DAMASK A large assortment of pretty patterni.
Special value at the yard. $1.00.
MADEIRA HAND EMBROIDERED TEA NAPKINS Plain
hand scalloped and hand embroidered eyelet corner. Only
a limited supply and Saturday only dozen $5.95.
Wliite Wool Flannel
For Infants' Wear
COTTON AND WOOL MIXED FLANNELS In 27-inch.
30-inch and 35-inch widths; different qualities some hav-
ing half wool three-quarters wool and linen weft. Priced
30c 50c 75c and $1.00 yard.
ALL WOOL FLANNELS 27-inch. 30-inch and 35 inches
wide. Light medium and heavy weight. Priced 75c $1.00
$1.25 $1.50 and $2.00 yard.
SILK WARP FLANNELS In all widths. 27-inch. $1.50
yard; 30-inch $1.75 yard; 35-inch. $2.00 yard.
EMBROIDERED EDGE SKIRTING FLANNEL Scallops
and hemstitched edges. Priced very reasonable $1.00 $1.25
$1.50 and $2.00 yard.
SILK WORK EMBROIDERED EDGE FLANNEL $230
yard. (3rd Floor Center Aisle)
Men's
Percale
Shirts at $1.25
In neat and fancy stripes; all new patterns
stiff cuff shirts that are reallv worth $1.75
for Saturday $1.25.
Suits $165
Men's medium weight Spring needle ribbed
union suits. Just the kind for early Fall wear.
Closed crotch. All sizes and specially priced
for Saturday selling at $1.65.
c a pair
"We will offer for Saturday 100 dozen Men's
Silk Fiber Hose in solid colors. These are ex-
ceptional values at 29c pair.
New NecRwear Special
at 50c
Just received a new assortment of Men's All
Silk Flowing and 4-in-Hand Ties. The colors
and patterns are beautiful. They are 75c
values specially priced at 50c. See them in
Center Case San Antonio St.
(Street Floor)
Girls Regulation
Dresses At
$L95
A splendidly made garment fashioned of
white Unene shown in all white or with cadet
blue collar and cuffs. Sizes are 7 to 12 years.
A yalue with a strong appeal at $1.95.
Outing Flannel
Sleepers 75c
These cool evenings call for -warmer sleeping
clothes for the girl or boy so for Saturday
selling we offer a well made outing flannel
sleeper with feet in solid white or Mae and
pink striped. Sins 2 to 10 years. A not-to-be-eonaled
Take at 75c
Middy Blouses
At $1.45
Another shipment of sample middies made of
Lonsdale TwilL Pretty colored trimmings on
collar and cuffs; also all white ones. All
women's and girls sizes. They will all go
Saturday at $1.45.
Gills' Hats $2.95
See this line it is pre-eminent in style Tahte
material value and in real money value. Every
number is truly girlish and the showing em-
braces all wanted styles including a beautiful
full shape velvet Tarn C Shanter. Choose "
yours before the but ones are gone at $25l
Sixth Floor
TE are offering for Saturday 20
floor lamp shades la assort
ed colors and shapes. They are drum-
mers' samples and slightly soiled.
They sold regularly from iSJSO to
J120 each and we are going to dose
them out Saturday at each $3.45.
SERVING TRAYS Three styles.
Useful and ornamental. White enamel
birch mahognay in black and white.
Regular $1.50 values 95c
TOWEL RACKS Unpainted natural
wood. Thev screw on the wall. Each
10c
tZSO PERFECTION" XUT BOWLS
Brick mahogany complete with nut
cracker. While' they last $2.45.
200 YARDS ECRU SCRIM 3C inches
uiJe.. Per yard 164c
EXTRA SPECIAL Waterproof Ser-
vice Flags 12x18 inches 25c
(0th Floor:
"Downstairs"
WOMEN'S SILK DRESSES-Of Satin. Crepe Meteor.
Taffeta and Crepe de Chine. AH new models with
fringed effects as well as novelty drapes. Colors
brown taupe maroon tans greys copen navy and
black. Values to $25.00. S -a 3 o e
Saturday. ff14. 5
SILK WAISTS Of Crepe de Chine and Georgette.
A great variety of styles in fancy t Q Q S
and tailored effects. Saturday tyj&Qjfj
CHILDREN'S SWEATERS Pure wool garments in
sizes 2 to 6 years. Priced at less than the actual cost
of the yarn today. Colors white copen rose red
and French blue. Special. AJ&
Saturday. P.T
CORSETS Of heavy Twill medium low bust long
hip double boned back lace with v
four hose supporters. Sat. special P " o J
BOUDOIR CAPS Silk Mull and Fine Voiles lace
and ribbon trimmed in white and colors. Cj
Saturday special. aC
WOMEN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR A splendid quality
light fleece lined undergarments. Vests with high neck
and long sleeves drawers ankle length. rf-v
Special. 50C
Store Specials
interest
ARMOURS PURE GLYCERINE SOAP A Urge
cake of transparent Glycerine Soap lightly perfumed.
4 for 25c
(No Phone Orders)
"FINE ART' TOILET SOAP A free lathering soap
for general toilet purposes delightfully perfumed in
rose violet and bouquet. O f
Saturday special. O Iwl Zj
"STORK" CASTILE As its name implies pre-
pared especially for the baby. Made with pure olive
Saturday f Qp
"LUXOR" ROUGE A deservedly popular article put
up in satin gold finish brass 5)C
"LUXOR" LIP STICK-Sold in dull gold finish
metal tubes. Colors white rose OJa
and dark. jC
"LUXOR" EYE-BROW PENCILS In 3 .shades
blonde brown and black in neat gold -a
finish container. AC
(Downstairs More'
Women's Felt
Bedroom Slippers
These come in Grey. Tan. Brown
Wine Lavender. Piak. Blue Red
and Black with light lather sols.
Jaat now these are a skk room ne-
ceaHty. AH
$1 $1.25 aad $1.35 tie Pair
(2nd Floor)
M iss T. Mulcahy the Spe-
cial Representtive of the
Pictorial Review will end
her visit with us tomorrow
evening. Be sure to become
acquainted with her at the
Pattern Department.
(3rd Floor)
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