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EL PASO HERALD
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Three Trains Carrying the ' Movement of Texans and! Companies A and B FirstjMen Held in Belgium Are j Dona Ana Board StillLacks
TtPfriment tn fianin f!ndv. I Oklahomans for Training Texas. Hosmtal and Sani- ! Released on Represents- . Some of Quota; May-
Regiment to Camp Cody
Make Stop m El Paso.
I'fm.np N M.. Aug. 31. Iowa's
nnd irantr regiment. Col. Robert
1. cnrnanding from Dcs Moines
: i- .mt . made the second state
:.t of sir to reach Camp Cody
irn thr trains carrj ing that out-
(Jrramd here Thursday night-
ip On H. T. Allen of Cedar Rap-
ami staff were at the station to
. Ii om the commander.
T.ire was only on company from
second here A company from Sfa-
".i. v'apt. John W. Garman. bat
'; . low a cavalry from Mare no.
pt B rem Goldtnwaite and battery
Iowa artillery from Iavenport.
p. Marry Ward had been on police
t for the past two weeks. The re-pi -th
topppfi in El Paso a short time
1 :rsda afternoon.
NVt expected is the third Minnesota
frtntr. Col. Eva commanding which
-ft thnt state Monday. Here it will
in company H from Olivia and
npsfi' K. from St. Peter of the sec-
1 Minnrvota. which have been or-
? i units for a couple of weeks.
ARMY DESERTERS REPORTED
IN JULY HERE TOTAL 11
we'1 14 reported deserters
. ' i ilitarj units located at El Paso
n: .lul. according to notices of
u t d ie-rfd by the United States
. '-lul - offi o here. None of the al-
i--Tters bear German names.
. rf v f several hundred deserters
- rr d frm other army camps dur-
: ) m t se pral months.
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25caaHdrug5gists
Oklahomans for Training
Begins First of week.
Fort Worth. Tex. .lug. si. Texas
and Oklahoma troops ordered to Camp
Bowie- for training will bee in to ar-
rive here at the rate of 3000 a day
by the first of next week. The re-
mount station has been completed and
as soon as the post office building gets
its fixtures it ill be ready for occu-
pancy. Thursday the First Oklahoma In-
fantry arrived. Motor truck company
58 en route from San Antonio to
Oklahoma stopped over in camp. It
had 32 trucks and about 10 men.
The six companies forninz the sup-
ply train to go with the "Rainbow
division are ready to travel.
Ca.pt. Pye. of the aviation corps
who has arrived from Washington
will superintend the construction of
the three aviation camps between
Fort Worth and Dallas. J. W. Thomp-
son is the contractor. About $4900.-
000 will be spent in the construction
it is said and 5000 men employed.
The local Young Women's Christian
association with the approval of Gen.
E. St. J. Greble. will build a hall next
to the Camp Bowie postoff-ce for a
social center for women and men.
A campaign to clear Forth Worth
of vice is in progress.
SPANISH SPEAKING OFFICERS
TO COMMAND NATIVE TROOPS
Santa Fe. N. M.. Aug. 31 Secretary
of war Baker has disapproved of the
project of a Spanish American regi-
ment but a telegram from adjutant
general James Baca and Col. J. W.
Willson. who are in Washington. I).
C. indicates that there may be Span-
i sh me rican com pan les commanded
by Spanish speaking officers it be-
in? the intention to Keep the men
drafted from each state together as
fas as possible. A telegram to gov-:
ernor Lindsey also indicates that the :
federal government will pay the j
ono still coming to the national guard
men b fore b ins; federalized.
Texas Hospital and Sani
tary Units Leaving.
Orders have been ieceied by the
commanding officers of the four units
of the First Texas infantry camped
in El Paso to entrain Saturday night
for Camp Bowie. Fort Worth Texas.
The four companies will travel on a
special train leaving very early Sun-
day morning. They will bivouac at
the G. H. Stanton street station Satur-
day night.
The units that are still here are
field hospital company No. 2. MaJ. T.
J. McCamant ; company A. Capt. James
F. Colley; company B Capt. Richard
F. Burges. and the regimental sani-
tary detachment. MaJ. S. L. Terrell
which is camped with the field hos-
pital company.
There was much rejoicing among
the men Thursday evening when they
learned that orders to move had been
received
Eeleased on Represents- Some of Quota; May
tions From IT. S. j Issue New Call.
Washington. D. C Aug. 51. Persir- Las Cruces. X. -M . Auc. Jl The
tent efforts -f tlie state department I Don Ana draft bojr.l ha practically
to secure the release from Belgium ' concluded the elimination of those
' II. J z a. J J 1 Plfiaan
of tvio American.". .'. C. Clayton of -
the Western Electric company and
Whipple of the Bell Telephone com
pany have been successful accord-
ing to a report to the department
today from The Hague.
The men have arrived there from
were accepted yesterday and made
exemption claims and a number failed
to pass the phys'.cal examination
those accepted yesterday were:
Byron Yates. Las Cruces: Candelaro
Cardon. jr.. Las Cruces: Floyd Rods-
. r. l ...it ninutn fSucrra Hatch:
Antwerp where they have been d-' Julian Arculeta Margaez. SarfieM:
talned bv Germans since the first Santiago Medina us cruces: junin
..... - k.w h. !;.. i Oordero. Laa Cruces: Juan Benaviria.
days of the war between the United Rodr. Fredrico Trai.i0. Hatch: Oliver
States and Germany. Their case was i rjugan Williams. La Mesa: Thornton
simitar to many others the German I Lee Melton. La Mesa : Marcos Delgado.
ports. Germany never replied to the . salem.
representations but Inforntttionnce . "ose T.ppeared and failed to
received by the department indicated examinalon were: Hilary
that almost all Americans other than Lx Cruces: Francisco
those of German birth or ancestry i -. sn. m. William E.
They are ail anxious to hadJ" 5"n).rf- h. Palmer. Las Cruces: Martin MisqneA
get to the training camp where the ?e many who are known to p'rfnVimo Cardo" Las prices.
vsm'nlrrmobilUln'TIns have for Into m1iIUr Tlv s?aitowed fo'wme of
i' f oeivlZvis;0"5 m ground .that Germany re- the . The board he. not
SS COUNTIES REPORT ON
AMENDMENT; HAS BIG LEAD
Aiis:.i. Texas. Aug. r.l --Returns
from i6 i ounties have been so far re-
teii liy the secretao of state's de-
partment from the special election
held on August :i. on the proposed
amendment to the constitution pro-
viding for the creation of irrigation
and conservation districts In Texas.
The total number of votes so far re-
ported shows tho amendment bas re-
ceived ro.sSJ. votes with 1S.: against
the amendment.
Counties have until September 29
in which to file the returns as the
state election board convenes on Oc-
tober 1. to canvass the returns. This
board is composed of the governor
secretary of state and attorney general.
Buy School Mioes at Lerncr Shoe Co
Adv.
Wants Fiji to Have
Pullman Berth; Mean
Ticket Man Says No
Maiij ati nitre requests and peculiar
questions ate akel of K! PasoV men
who serve the public over the railroad
ticket agents' counters but one of
the queerest which a ticket agent of
many years' experience has heard oc-
curred the other day when a woman
asked for a ticket for her dog He had
been accustomed to storle about
children's ages and all the finicky
appeals of the oer fastidious trav-
eler bat when the woman seriously
asked him for dog transportation to
I a Anceles he was SUrDriscl-
! "My husband ha-- alwas traveled
Iwlth me before." urped the woman.
j"and he has cared for Flfi. and has
seen that the hagcaae car men treat-
led her well but I would much prefer
1 having her in a berth and romfortihle
as my husband is not taking this trip "
COUNTY TEACHERS MEET IN
COURTHOUSE EARLY MONDAY
The annual institute for eoanty
teachers will open Monday morning
in the court of appeals room fifth
floor of the courthouse. Miss Wlnkhr.
county superintendent expects aa at
tendance of about 1i teachers.
BUSINESS MEN
ATTENTION
Beginning Saturday morning t
Breakfast Kl I'aso Business men will
be able to obtain something good to
eat at all hours at nominal prices.
The Hotel Pao del Norte has in-
stalled a Metropolitan Lunch Counter
In the former Grill Room that will
meet the demands of those who want
something good to eat and quick Ser
net. The same high standard will bs
maintained in this new department
that characterizes the Paso del Nona
Hotel. The i.unch Counter will main-
tain a. day and Night srvlce. Adv.
the
fT"" ?''.-m?J"r?: I cards their naturalisation
im u ii i is will DC joidvh u Aviirnc i v. . . . . . . . .
Sunday evening by M company of the i11" f?.. . I lAl t
First infantry and at Sweetwater oy
the supply company organised at
Lubbock. All the local units have
packed their effects and are ready
to enter the cars at a moment's no-
tire. Railroad equipment has ar
med- i
Mother"riVves."swUthrwts. sisters ! THREE GERMAN SUBJECTS
and other relatives and friends of El ' HELD AS WORWAY SPIES
Pasos soldiers will be at the train 1 .v . ntLU rWRHAI ariM
to bid the boys -non voyage." It will I - hnstiania. Norway. Aug. 31.
be the last time that most El Pasoans Three German spies hae been con-
will see the hoys until after the war. icted at Bergen for supplying in
still
holds that they are German sub
jects. It also has developed that sev-
eral of those who had taken out citi-
zenship papers in the United States
voluntarily reassumed their obliga-
tions as native born Germans.
after their training at Camp
Bowie they w ill probably sail for
"somewhere in France" with the other
units of the Texas division.
The supply company of the First
Texas infantry. Capt. W. V. Wind-
ham is already at Camp Bowie.
K coimany. Fourth Texas infantry.
""a pt. Walter Jenki as. probably w ill
j Tage Publicity Bureau Advertising
in a!! its branches 25-8 Herald Bids.
I Adv.
!
f Nations' Market!
lie transferred from San Benito to
Fort Worth. The company has seen
border service for many months and
for a lime was stationed at the Ele-
phant Butte dam.
Clearlnc V Company's Debt.
The chamber of commerce is assist-
g i apt Coiley in clearing the in
formation to submarines regarding
the sailing time of vessels which
later were toruedoed. Capt. Laven
and officer Schwartz. German sub-
jects and Thorsen. a Norwegian all
were given terms in the penitentiary.
Laven Has sentenced to five years.
Schwartz to four and Thorsen to ten
years imprisonment.
Capt. Ijten admitted that he
worked under instructions from the
' tserman authorities. He said that
j German subjects were forced to obey
such orders. Norwegian newspaper.
I commenting on the trial emphasized
i that the countrv must take note of I Ilea
the fact that German subjects must Mrs.
yet secured the required number si.
and has not heard from the district
board on exemptions. The local board
has not yet decided whether a third
call will be made or not. On yes
terday all who passed claimed ex-
emption. Or. P. R- James has returned from
the Ruidoso. where he went by auto
to bring back his daughter. Helen
who has ben camping there.
lr. James Steel has been offered
a commission as first lieutenant in
the medical service of the officers'
reserve corps.
Mrs. J. T. Pierce and children of
Dona Ana. were in town yesterday.
A dance was given in the armory
last night.
Mrs. Dallas Reerei and daughter.
Fern have returned from a lengthy
stay in Indiana.
Knlrrtnlnn It. ' ft. Girl..
Mlss Abble lies entertained the R
S. G. Giris at dinner "Wednesday. A
most enjoyable afternoon was spent
by the following members: Misses
Loolse Parker. Klma Bowman. Ethel
Hancock. Elisabeth McClure. Louella
Brownlee. Georgette Talbot and Abble
debtednesp of company A. This unit j obey orders from their own country.
-a. organized in July and It lias cost
more than J3000. Capt. Colley stated. INVENTORY IS BEING MADE
H. B. Holt entertained her
220 MESA AVE. PHONE 2576
Sanitary- Refrigerated
Cash or Credit Free Delivery.
tn keen the men and to Day for the
ncruit inr campaign. "State militia j
regulations did not provide for funds
needed to na.v this indebtedness.
C.ipt. t'ollry said. "I am glad to say
that ow nir to the
i number of commerce
v ill Ieae for the training camp with-
o j an indebtedness hanging over
Sunday school class at her home on
the Alameda Tuesday afternoon com- j
j plimentary to Mrs. Jesse Isaacs. 1
Oimetro t:navez was in irom rne
OF NATION'S FOOD SUPPLIES Chavez ranch in the Pi cache district I
(f ontlBtted From Page Oae. H. futon has returned from j
a business trip to Socorro. ;
Mr. and Mrs. jonn riagan. or ia
kindness of the JS.000 farmers in today engaged In M " wr- h yesterday on busi
re our company j taking an inventory of the nation s M5f' wre am esieroa on ouai
ioa suppnee. lnej- ar casing stock
i i
SATURDAY SPECIAL
SALE PRICES
Blue Valley Butter (solid pack full weight)
Creamery Butter per pound 50c
JfOlE Butter prices advancing all oyer tie country.
Choice Loin Steaks pound - 25c
Fancy Oven Roast pound 17-c
Choice Corn Beef pound 15c
Fancy Hamburger pound 17 c
Pure "White Eose Lard No 5 tins each $1.45
Fancy Del Norte Hams half or whole lb. 28c
Spring Chickens Home Dressed Hens
Fancy New Celery 2 stalks for .- 15c
Fancy California Spuds 6 pounds for 25c
Large Spanish Queen Olives per pint 20c
Heinz Sweet Gherkin Pickles per pint. . -25c
SAN ANTONIO HAS A RUMOR
CAMP CODY TO BE ABANDONED
San Antonio. Texas. Auc. 51. Ru
mors circulated here to the effect that
the war department would seek an-
other location for Camp Cody under
i construction at Deming. X. M. and
bepir.nins: to be occupied by state
tronpc from Minnesota Iowa. Xe-
braka and the Dakota brought the
repiv from Col. Malvern Hill Bamum.
chief of staff to Gen. John Ruckman.
southern department commander that
1 1 i o information has come from Wash
ington regarding the abandonment of
Dem:ng as the location of the camp.
"The report is not correct so far as
I know." said CoL Bamum.
The discontinuance of sending car
penters to tamp toay ano ine sxory
that there was a lack of water at
of the food thy hare on hand In the . r vAj molorrf i n from the
pantry and preserve closet on
shelves and under the counter. In
warehouse and grain elevator and tn
barns and bins on the iarm.
' As soon as the returns from today's
inventory are complete tbey will be
iorwaraeu to n uninKian iw iiouu-
tion. The results will be announced
later.
GAAADA TO FIX WHEAT PRICE ..
TO CORRESPOND TO U. S.
Ottawa. Ont. Aug. 31 It was in-
timated today that Canada will fix
wheat prices corresponding to the
SI figure fixed in the United States.
Official announcement is expected
next week.
To Drlte Ont Malaria and BnHd Vp
the Sytet
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking as the formula
ia nrinted on everv label showing It
I'em-ng. were assigned as reasons for j is Quinine and Iron In Tasteless form.
ti.e rumored abandonment or iteming; aoi.
as a tr-Mnig p la ce t 1
San Antonio citizens stand ready ' I-et us fill your coal order now: fall
to nvit the department to send the ; ?ent -rearanteea. prompt service.
troops to this city. It was said.
! LICrT. COI- R1IOADS TO I.EAVB.
Lieut Col. Thos. L. Khoads. of the
medical corps at Fort Bliss who has
heen commanding officer of the base
hospital for the past three months
will leaie shortly for Camp Sleade.
Annapolis Junction Md.. to be divis-
ion surgeon there.
Itur School Shorm at Lemer Shoe Co.
Adr.
Swastika Steam and Cerrillos White
Ash Domestic Coal famous for
quality.
onthwetrrn Vurl A Feed CO
Phone SI00. Adv.
Mrs. Newton D. Baker wife of the
secretary of war. is at the head of
a campaign started by Washington
women who want discounts in return
for the service they render in carry-ins-
home bundles from department
and other stores.
jlThe Home of KrarKaJacK Service;!
LABOR-DAY H0LIDAY--N0TIC E
MONDAY SEP 3rd We -will close our
Market at 10 A. M. Please note we will
make only one delivery that day at 9 a. m.
fHE Texas Dove Season opens tomorrovr. Again this
season depend on "KraKajacK" Service for pour Cuns
and Ammunition.
We Want Your Business Cash or Credit.
EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT
At NATIONS'
Fall Announcement
The mi elaborate iispla) of Fall and Winter
Woolens are to be seen at FISCHBEIN BROTHERS.
A bk( extraordinary selection comprising of Scotch
Chevhls English Worsteds Irish Tnecit and other
cloths.
Every pattern wtu chosen hh taiie and a rare
knowledge of materials.
Never in the Jusiort) of tailoring have s heen able
to quote prices so near the ready-made stores.
Our Prices Start at $30.00.
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9s 24 25 25 27 28 29 I g
The House That Deserves Your Patronage
in
3
It's T'me
to Adopt
" KracKajacK."
Kitchen Service
lTEXT week will be a busy time with El
Paso housekeepers. In addition' to get-
ting the children off to school it will be time to
replenish the kitchen and get the home in shape.
Houtckeepers will find that "KracKajacK" Service will be of
great assitiance. To interest women who shop Saturday
afternoon we make the following attractive advertising offer:
FREE SATURDAY
From 4 to 7 P. M.
To all women who make a purchase of any
amount during the above hours we will give free
either of the following:
A COLLAPSIBLE SANITARY
DRINKING CUP.
Thk h jut what the children want for school use.
OR
A KITCHEN SINK SOAP DISH.
This is a relinned soap dish and suspends between the
two faucets.
Krakauer Zork & Moye's S. I.
17 San Francisco St. Telephone 1040
Mrs. Frank Goodfn and children will
move to "Las Cruces this week from
the ranch in order that the children
may again attend the public school;.
Miss Jewell Freeman is visitine at
the ranch home of Walter Mosaman.
east of Mesquitc .
Mrs. Simon Gill and daughter. Miss
Ariqueta GIIL hare returned from a
four weeks" visit to Chihuahua. Mex.
Patricio Lopes will leave in a few
days for Santa Fe. iroingr overland
and taking his daughters Eufemia.
Adena and Adelina. who will enter
the Allison-James school for girls.
Logan Caldwell of La Mesa was
here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D Williams and
children of La Mesa were here yes-
terday. Mr. William appearing before
the examining board.
Antonio RuU and family have re-
turned from a motor trip to Albuquer-
que where they visited Arturo Ruiz.
Miss Lucile MandeL who has spent
the summer in California has re-
turned and was in town yesterday.
Clarence Forsling. of the United
States forest service was a business
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. P. C Cnarex. who has been
visiting in Socorro for the past three
eeks returned home lsst evening.
Mrs. Frances Talbot and daughter.
Georgette motored to El Paso yester-
day from Las Cruces.
Mrs. Sisto Durate and Mr;. Sumon
Simon Gill were visitors yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Garfield Smith
at Mesilla Park.
Give Surprise Party.
Twenty-four voung people pleasant-
ly surprised Miss Louise Parker at her
home on the Paseo Wednesday even
ing. Progressive hearts formed the
diversion of the evening jteiresn
ments were served.
The following were present: Misses
Clara Shaw. Ethel McBride. Florence
Walker. Dolores Beuvens. Eileen is las.
Christine Islas. Abbie lies. Elizabeth
McClure. Georcetta Talbot. El ma
Bowman. Ethel Hancock. Louise
Parker. Messrs. Alfred Strode Oliver
Summerford. Hartley Clay. Frank
Frenger. Charles Bentley. Edward
Walker. Hugh Cormany. Fred Homg-
Und. Dudley Cornell. Btllle Smith
Delbert Freeman Peery Cormany.
DEATHS AND BURIALS.
Hts EVA Dor.nniiKiTr.
The funeral of Miss Eva Pollar-
helte. who died Wednesday night In
the Toung Women's Christian asso-
ciation residence was held from the
chapel of UcBean. Simmons & Hart-
ford Friday afternoon at - oelock.
Burial was in Eiergreen cemetery.
I. Ultlt KinKUXD.
The body of Lamar Kirkland. :i
years of age. who died Thursday af-
ternoon in a local sanitarium and
who came from Fort navts. Ala. six
m-eeks ago. was shipped to relatives
there on Friday.
IN MEMORIAM
(N'frtlc tiader this hcadlac areeBfd far
olb!tcatin at ta reading notice rata.)
We sincerely thank the friends for
sympathy extended at the time of the
death of our son Sergt. Paul McQueen
and for floral offerings sent espe-
cially do we thank the soldiers the
Buglers and tne band.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. BelL
f.AX-FOS n Imprnted Casenra
A dtgetsive liquid laxative cathartie
and liver tonir. Combines strength
with palatable aromatic taste. Does
not gripe or disturb stomach. Stc.
AUV.
Tenement Owners.
Are you getting all of the money
your house should bring? Ask Les
Newman. I speelaliie on tenements.
Phone 4M. 505 i S. El Paso. Adr
GET READY
for the
Indoor Months.
Use plenty of
Paint Varnish
and
Wall Paper.
Phone 205-2'.
Tuttle Paint &
Glass Co.
If after reading the low prices quoted in this ad for tomorrow you should
go elsewhere and pay more for your Sunday supplies you will be robbing
yourself. Don't do it. Be sure and buy from a Standard Store (either one)
and we will guarantee that you will pay cash and pay less.
Pay Cash and Pay Less
Fancy Fresh Cabbage 2 lbs for. . 5c
Fancy Valley Tomatoes 6 lbs . . . 25c
Fancy Colorado Celery 4 bchs. .25c
Fancy Rhubarb 2 lbs for 15c
Fancy Bell Peppers per lb 10c
Fancy Valley Green Chile per lb . 5c
Fancy Valley Fresh Okra per lb. 10c
Fancy Valley Egg Plant per lb . . 1 5c
Fancy California Lemons doz. . .25c
Meat Department Specials
Home KiHed Fresh Dreed Fryers per Hi 32e
Hose KiHed Fresh Dressed Hens per lb 24c
Fancy K. C Qaatty Shoulder of Beef lb. -16c
Fancy Round Steak nice and tender per Ih. .25c
Fancy Rib Roast (standinj) per Hi 29c
Fancy Rib Boilinr; Beef per Hi 15c
Fancy Veal Shoulder Roast per lb I6VjC
Fancy Veal Stew 2 lbs. for 25c
Fancy Perk Shoulder by tke or whole Hi. 25c
Fancy Pork Chops per lb 32Vic
Fancy Home Made Hamburger per Hi 18:
PHre Hog Lard per lb 3e
Fancy Fresh Maricopa Ale
Butter per pound . . sh
11 Pounds Best Granulated Sugar for $1.04
100 Pound sack Best Granulated Sugar for. .$8.75
48 Posad sack Gold Coin Flour for $3.15
Large size can Criico for $1.45
Small can Wesson Oil 35c; zaedwra can 65c
2 Pound size can Snowdrift 49c; 4 lb. size can 78c
10 Pound size can Snowdrift $1.95
25 cent size can Calumet Baking Powder for. .18c
Jello any flaror per package 6Sc
35 cent size Dr. Price's VaniHa Extract for. . . .28c
50 cent size Royal or Dr. Price's Baking
Powder for 45c
50 cent jar Strained Honey for 40c
CHASE and pflFFFFQ
SANBORN'S UUriELa
Fancy Fresh Oysters Off
fresh from the gulf pt. UU
2 packages Toasted Corn Flakes for 15c
Good Grade Oatmeal per package 16c
Large package Post To a j tier package 19c
Large package Shredded Wheat Bijcak for. . .14c
Large package Creara of Wheat....... 23c
Large package Grape Nuts for 13c
Large package Pafed Wheat or Pafted Rice. .14c
Cream of Rice Breakfast Food tut fine pkg. 18c
35c Beechnut Peanut Butter for 27c
29c Beechnut Peanut Butter for 16c
3-9 cent size Dark ce's Salad Dressing for 23c
Djastond Blend per pound 25c
Anchor Blend per pound ". 39c
Crusade Blend per pound 35c
Seal Brand per pound 49c
Special Notice
Aii Standard Stores Will
Closed AH Day Monday
LABOR DAY
Be
SPECIAL NOTICE
Remember That beginning on tomorrow the
Standard Grocery Co. No. 1 will go on a "Cash
$2.00 deKvery No Trading Stamp Basis"
and we guarantee our prices to be lower thaa
those asked by other stores.
STANDARD CASH STORE:
Store No. 1208-210 and 212 MiBs Street Phones 3532-3533-3534 and 3535
Cash Store No. 2 Cash Store No. 3
Corner Boulevard ud Sasus St 4C4 San Aatesis Street ia Trmt Ssildiag.
Passes 4340 acd 4341. Fbtrae 863.
Cash Store No. 4 Cash Store No. 5 Cash Store No. 6
4S7 North Oreton Strut. 2907 Alameda Arena e. 3330 7ort Boole-raid.
Phone 896. Phene 1843. Phone 271.
INTRODUCTORY SALE
WOMEN'S FALL BOOTS
Made KxelBftlvrlj- for l
It "rrrll Frlrt thr name abort nill H from 70 t
9 30 ptT rrnt kl(krr.
Women's Hijrh-Cut Laced Boot -Dark
or light grey kia akin
vamps with cloth top
$9.95
Women's Htjch-i'u. l.acrd Boots
Dark brow-i kid tkm vamps with
t'p and cloth tcu rr stj lieh
$9.00
Women's High-Cut Lace Boots In
black kid. beach made. 1 inch
tops latest style
$8.75
"r rrady trlth the larsrit larlety of um' itov.lty hlah-rut boot ever nbonn la Ki Paso.
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