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EL PASO MORNING TIMES.
Wednesday. February 11.1914.
THE BIGGEST SALE IN 24 YEARS
Begins at THE CHINA PALACE and THE CHINA PALACE ANNEX Monday February 9th and will last for one week only. This is our first big sale during our business career of a quarter of a century
and it is the only real sale of exquisite China Glassware Silverware Crockery Art and Brass Goods Toys and other Household Furnishings ever held in El Paso. This abo applies to HOTEL RESTAU-
RANT and BAR SUPPLIES and goods used by Boarding and Apartment Houses. So do not fail to avail yourself of this exceptional opportunity to buy big bargains in our extensive line of merchandise of
which we carry the largest stock in the Southwest Everything in our two stores will be offered at greatly reduced prices but more especially all our fine Ha viland French Austrian American and "Syracuse"
China Dinner ware. On some sets there is more than a $25.00 reduction. Just think of this saving and provide yourself with a fine sat of China or any of our odiar goods while it is cheap. Remember this
opportunity lasts only one week from Monday. Our regular everyday prices are well known to the people of El Paso y can be sissrid that isrjlhiin we are offering at this sale is at greatly reduced price.
Haviland China
1 fl
Never in the history of EI Paso or other cities in this country or
abroad has the public had the exceptional opportunity to purchase
Haviland China at the remarkably low prices listed below. There-
fore it behooves you to take advantage of this our first big sale in
a quarter of a century and equip your home with the most exqui-
site Dinnerware manufactured at such low special prices. If you
miss this sale you will never have the opportunity again to buy
Haviland China at these prices:
10 Flees Dinner Bet pattern No. 10741.
Regular price. $107.18. tftfl Cfl
Special price aPOVeUU
100 Pise Dinner Bet pattern No. 110(9.
Regular price lion. no. f70 AA
Special price 7 ' aeeUU
100 Piece Dinner Set pattern No. 310S0.
Regular price $91.85. tCQ AA
Special pries eJUef eVU
100 Piece Dinner Set pattern No. 31307.
Hesular pries $75.00. tC 9C
Special 'price . J)DO.J
100 Piece Dinner Set. pattern No. 21683.
Recular price 73.60. tCfi QC
Special price tJOO.OD
100 Piece Dinner Set pattern No. 21709.
Refutar price $80.36. tA CC
Special price 7vUsUtf
100 Piece Dinner Bet. pattern No. O. II.
Regular price $88.26. tfiQ 7C
Special pries - ivi v
All our Haviland China Patterns are now
oarrisd In open stock and If bought sln-
Kly during this sals (not in 100 plsce
seta) a discount of 20 percent will be al-
lowed. Howover a much larger savins
can bs ' made by purchaslnc a complete
100 piece set.
100 Piece Dinner Bet (Limoges) pattern
No 4. Regular price (frOC AA
$46.00. Special price afaJDeUU
100 Piece Dinner Bet Uold Encrusted
(Limoges). Rsgular pries Qf fC
$126.00. Special price .VxefD
100 Piece Dinner Set Austrian Crilna
Pattern No. 5641. Regular M 1 CA
prloe $66.00. Special price.. D1.DU
100 Piece Dinner Bet Austrian China
green flower edge decoration. $0 OC
Reg. price $36. Special price J0.D
We have several $16.00 Dinner Sets In
various decorations on sals also at $28.26.
100 Piece Dinner Bet Royal Austrian
China. Regular prloe $28.00.
Special price
"SYRACUSE" CHINA
"Canterbury" Pattern 100 Pices Din-
ner Bet. Regular price )Q CA
$46.00. Special pries 3JO.jU
Also open Mock pattern -20 percent
discount.
100 Piece Dinner Set Pattern No.
61101. Ilegular price tOC AA
$45.00. Special pries Js)UU
Rig speclsls also on English French
Austrian German and American made
China Dinner Sets In 100 Plsce Bets and
alao in "open stock.11'
A. Lanternler ft Co.'s 100 Piece Dinner
'Bet French Iloyal Coronet Oold Kn-
cruatsd (Limoges). Reg.
price $160.00. Special....
A. Lanternler's Black and Oold Band
China 100 Plsce Dinner Set SiA fan
Reg. price $6115. Special sytVsVU
$112.50
100
$21.00
nine Onion English Dinner Set
pieces. Regular prloe.
$14.60. Special price.
Blue Willow (English) Dinner Set
pleceti. Regular price
$14.60. Special pries . .
I.rl.v of the Valley Pattern 100 Piece
Dinner Set ' Regular price
$12.20. Special price ....... .
Uold Band Pattern 100 Piece Dinner
Set.. Regular price $12.20.
Special price
Strauss' Oold Band Austrian Chins. 100
Piece Dinner Set. Regular
price $10.00. Special . . . . .
J.aptburg White Austrian Chin' 100
Piece Dinner Met. Regular
pr'cn $21.00. Spocir 1 price.
Royal AuHtrlah t '. na Dinner Sets with
beautiful flower decorations. Regular
price $17.60.
Hpieinl price
$11.50
ler Set 100
$11.50
100 Piece
$9.50
bs Dinner
$9.50
hltri 100
$24.00
$16.50
r Seta with
a. Regular
$14.00
TEA SETS
Hand Painted China Berry Sets
and Salad Seta
A large line of beautiful and elegantly handpatnted China. Berry and Salad Sets at 26
per csnt and 20 percent discount The following are some of the low prices.' Call and
see our large assortment. It will pay you to buy now as berry ssason will soon be at
hand:
Regular $8.60.
Special
Regular $6.60.
Special
Regular $6.26.
Special
Regular $1.76.
Special
Rsgular $1.00.
Special
Regular $2.00.
Special
Regular $1.86.
Special
Regular 75c.
Special
$4.85
$4.15
$3.90
$2.90
$2.25'
$1.50
$1.25
55c
21 Ptece Tea Set. Regular
$1.60. Extra special......
$2.50
$5.25
$4.90
$3.20
$2.15
CHOCOLATE SETS
Regular $7.00.
Special
Regular $0.50.
Special
Regular $4.25.
Special
Regular $2.75.
Speelal
And a large variety of other Chocolate
Sets at 26 percent discount.
And many other beautiful Berry and Salad Bets not mentioned at extremely lew prices.
Ses our stock.
The richest and most exquisite line of Cut Glass in the city at bar-
gain prices. See our stock and note our special prices. Our regular
prices have always been the lowest in El Paso and during the sale
we will give 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT off from our regular
prices. See the goods and note what great bargains are being offered
LOOK AT THESE LINES AT
25 DISCOUNT
SILVERWARE
20 Percent Discount
"1847" Rogers Bros.
Wm. Rogers & Sons '
W A. Rogers
Simon L. and Geo. H. Rogers.
These include silver chests and
open stock silverware.
Toilet Sets 20 Discount
DrasHware Bird and Game Seta
Handpalnted Plaoques Haadpainted
Plates Elegant Handpalnted Sugars
and Creams Celery Trays Bon Bon'
Dishes Powder Boxea Crape Fruit
Cups Mayonnaise Boats Fruit Bowls
Royal Datum Ware A I.a Dresden
China Bed Room Seta Fancy Im-
ported Nlckle and Willow Service
Trays Jardiniere Statues and other
Ornaments Water Beer and iiemtin-
ade Sets. And thousands of other
articles of the finest Chlnaware at
very low prices.
Special Bargains
for Boarding and Apartment Houses
Hotels. Cafes Bars and Restaurants
and the General Public as Well
95c
80c
70c
55c
95c
55c
PITCHERS AND BOWLS
Large Pitcher and Bowl.
Regular $1.26. Special
Medium Sise Pitcher and Howl.
Regular $1.00. Special
Large Pitcher and Bowl.
Regular (Oc. Special
Medium sise Pitcher and Bowl.
Regular 76c. Speelal.
SLOP JARS
Regular price $1.21
Speelal price
Regular price Tie.
Special price
AU Stone Jars up to gals. Reg. nl
price per gal. 16o. Special price lasgC
DUSTERS
An assortment of the beet grades 10
percent discount.
TOILET PAPER
Rolla of 1000 sheets best grade. Regu-
lar $ lolls for Itc. of
Speelal 4 rolls for aCDC
Heavy Hotel Dishes 20 Percent
Discount
COFFEE & HOT WATER
URNS
The finest quality of eepper lined nlckle
plated Urns at 20 percent off.
ENAMEL ALUMINUM AND TINWARE
Best grades Blue Grey and White 20
percent discount.
(Our regular prices are lower than our
competitors.)
Glassware
Table Glassware best quality. Tumblers
Goblets Wines Cordials Champagnes
etc ete. Special discount 20 Pea-cea t.
cuspidors 12 kinds ranging In price
from 26o to $1.00 each at a 20 percent
discount. . Brass nlckle steel enamel
crockery and china.
$1.60
KITCHEN UTENSILS Service trays all
kinds of floor brushes mops and brooms
Percent Discount.
Rogers' Nlckle Silver Knives regular per
doien. $2.76. Special b sag
per dosen $LUO
Rogers' Nlckle Stiver Forks regular per
dozen. $2.00. Special
per dosen ........ A.
Rogers' Nickle Silver Teaspoons regular
per dosen $126. Special ataf aa
per dozen aPl.UU
Rogers Nlckle Sliver Tablespoons regu-
lar per dosen $2.00: Special d sa
per dosen pleOU
Rogers' Nlckle Silver Dessert Spoons
regular per dosen $1.76. f- or
Special per dosen Lj)
Wm. A. Rogers' 12 Dwt. silver Plated
Knives and Forks. Regular per 0 Ci
Special per dozen epsleUV
dosen $4.50.
Wm. A Rogers 12 Dwt.
Silver Plated
Dessert Knives. Regular per a a
dosen $4.00. Special par dosen P aJeesU
Monarch .Knives silver plated regular
per dozert $2.00. Special ate -a a
per dosen p leslv
Crown Porks. Silver plated. Regular
per dozen $2.00. Special atae -fj
per dozen ejiesPV
Other Table and Kitchen Cutlery
not mentioned at 20 per-
cent Discount.
GALVANIZED TIN TUBS
NO. 1 Tub regular price 50c
Special price
No. 1 Tub. regular price 66c.
special prloe
No. 2 Tub regular price 76c
Special price jv.Vi.s)
No. Tub. regular price 8 6c.
Special price ;
WASHBOARDS
National Brass King. Regular
price 60c Special price
"Quick Work" double faced Wash-
board regular a5c. Special. . . . . .
40c
55c
60c
70c
35c
25c
112
San Antonio St.
The China Palace Annex 109 South Oregon St.
THE
CHINA
112
San Antonio St
Both Stores are Connected and You Can Enter From Either Street
PALACE
NEWS IN BRIEF
Advertlssiaaats. )
Westers Palsler Dies.
Bu the Associated Press
Halt I. uk- City i inn. Feb. 10 H. 1..
Cullmer well known painter of western
landscapes (lied or diabelcs this morning.
Among In- hot known work ire "The
Nyatcry of the beaerl" "Shoshons Falls."
"Augusta Natural Bruise" and "The Tem-
ple of Om." He wsi sixty years old.
today sustained the derision of the king's
bench court which in a test case brought
lam June by an Irish rainier claiming dam-
arres fur the loss nr hu sun In the Titanic
disaster declared illegal the provision on
the steamship lirkeu exempting the com-
pany nr liability ilirotipii bus of a pgssen-
nitence or tne com-
Dr Kbert. Dentist. JIB 210 Mills Bids
Dr. Black dentist 416-16 Milla Bldg.
(Advertisement. )
hHii-us Pellllrlas Dies.
By the I i nut to ii si i'ress
Independence kan. Keb. to. Mark Tul-
ley. widely known In kansaa as a llepub-
llcan politician died suddenly al his home
tiers una afternoon or acute Indigestion.
H wsa so years or age.
Or. Abbs Keum. buckler Bldg.
Jola tbs Cactus Club.
Trust LeslslaUoa Conference.
By the A eiociatcd Pi-cm
Washington. Feb. to. President Wllsun
will muren- tomorrow with the senate
commerce committee on the truat regisls-
Uon program Id congress. Republican
uiciinVi will join the Democrats In the
Breasting st the While House. Perrertlon
of all tbe tentative trust legislation will be
discussed with the "resident.
R P. Man l. Enters Printing Trade.
Rufe P. March the local newspa-
per man who was formerly secretary
of toe Chamber of Commerce has
taken charge of the Southwestern
Printing Company 103 Chihuahua
'street its manaaer. Mr. March in-
tends to improve the Southwestern
plant to compete satisfactorily with
Use o the printing concerns of this
city for the corhmervlal and mining
trude.
Tbs swU set bar la town flsssl goods
Tllaslr Disaster Ueelalsn.
B the imclsltil Press
Loudon Feb io. The court of appeals
Try tbs new Oa-Aple Bar. Too get the
beat. T. P. Kelah Prop.
Call Pomaroy. Phone 2444. Choles It vary
rigs barks baggage and tn-lgbt transfer
Lord and l.ail) Drrles.
By (A Associated Press
salt lake city. Man. ten. to.-l.ord sod
Lady Der-les arrived by special train on Hie
Denver & Hlo (rande i ulbo o'clock IhU
morning and will leave midgut or early
tomorrow on the Wesu-ni rcirir railroad
for San Francisco. Lord Derlea talksd
rreely to Interview-a contrasting favorably
Hie democracy ur the west with what be
called the "Inaulaj- characteristics" of the
people of the east. - lie expressed appre-
ciation or lite scenery regretted that he
was not able to hum big game and ills
cussed dry farming and oilier factors in
western development.
Losg-
have been ordered to this port with 1750
Marines on board. The former will go to
New Orleans Ibe latter part or the month
for the Msrdl (iras and the Prairie will
go to Mobile for the same occasion after
Mardi uras the Prairie la ordered to carry
aov men to Mexican waters.
Dr. Paget. Dentist Sob. at Baa. Bldg.
Soleatlfto Management.
Bu the 1 asuela (r Venn
Washington Keb. 10. Perfection
if the so-called "scientific manage-
ment of shops and factories" so that
both laborer and the employers may
be beneficiaries of Increased effi-
ciency reeultlng from Its operation. Is
the object of an Investigation launched
today by ' the United States commis-
sion on Industrial relatione. The
mmiaslon hopes to reconcile -the
differences between employers and
organised labor over the question.
I.ongwell has the taxi and touring can.
PHONIC fc
BIG KID IS IS JVAKKZ.
Melles ot Msshluglon.
Bw .4 asocial" Press
New York Feb. 10. For on pair of pla-
ints said to have been usexl by George
Washington st.noo wu ..m tuday by fed.
ward H. Litchfield a collector si an sue -Uon
aaln or American and foreign antique
Weapons. The Inacrlptloo "lieneral (I.
Washington." Is engraved on each pistol.
Washington' medicine cheat atlll cmitsio.
inn one or two remedies brought S76. The
battle riag of "Light Horse Harry" Lee a--obi
for sail to Ssv. W. H. Burke curator
of His Valley Forge museum I'cmisyjvsaua.
L. M. Breck dentist has moved to
17 New i 'ii .-i National Bank Bldg.
Raggage Truck Transfer. Prompt
service. Longwell's. Phons I. Adv.
TreasgerU la Hauler ra Cities.
H ( i '.. it i
Pensacola Pis. Feb. to. The army trans-
ports Hancock and Prairie both at culebra
Denver Reserve Bank.
By Ike Associates' Press
Denver. Col.. Feb. 10. Over-sub
scribed $326000. officials of the Den
ver national hanks announced at noon
today that the $1.000.000 private cap
ita! for the proposed regional reserva
bank which It Is hoped to establish In
Denver was assured. It was declared
that the $4000000 capital necessary
for a regional bank was certain. This
Information was forwarded to Wash
ington lale today together with
brief netting forth Denver's claims for
a regional bank.
Phono 871 for a Taxtcmb. Adv.
Importad as OB draogbt al the Uets
Indian Appropriation.
H Ihm Associates' Pntt
Washington Feb. 10. The annual
Indian appropriation bill carrying ap-
propriations aggregating $(000.000
waa taken up by the . house today
under an agreement limiting general
debate to eight hours.
limitation of liability following the
$1000.000 libel brought against Its
stsamer Nantucket which rammed
and sunk the Old Dominion liner
Monroe off the Virginia coast Jan.
30 with the loss ot 1 uvea the Mon
roe and hbr cargo.
Manning Makes Bond.
By the Associated press
Newark N. J. Feb. 10. Charles I.
Manning who has been in Jail since
Saturday after the suicide of 10-year-old
Hasel Herdman who had shot
and. killed Manning's Wife was re-
leased today under $6000 ball. He is
charged with having failed to notify
the authorities of the Identity of his
wife's slayer. The police do not al-
lege that Manning had prior knowl-
edge of the crime.
Vamlerbllt Yacht.
By the Asseeasted Press
New Orleans Feb. 10. Frederick
W. Vanderbllt's yacht Warrior which
recently went ashore off the coast of
Colombia is being driven further o.ito
the beach only about one ship's length
distant by a hurricane according to
a radiogram received late today.
Think of little Charley Pollock In
his inimitable impersonation of Cupid
with Elks Minstrels. Charlie only
welgha 2(0 now. Advertisement
Bathe A as acia I a a" Proa
Washington. Feb. 10. The noted
Dan bury Hatters' case today made its
second appearance In the supreme
court. It is the ease in which the
supreme court held years ago that
labor unions came wiutin the terms
of the Sherman anti-trust law. Now
the court will be called upon to pass
on the Judgment of the New York
federal courts awarding D. E. Loawe
a Danbury halter $163.000 damages
against ths hattera' union for boy.
coiling his hats la violation at tile
anti-trust law.
Umitatloa ot 'latabiUt).
Sg (as seseas! Press
Norfolk. Vs.. Feb 10 The Mor-
Chants' and Minero Transportation
mea in tne united
mar a
"THE FAYWOOIT
Yes. I've just returned from
Faywood Hot Springs N..
M.. and never felt better is
my life. 'I is groat and
everyone in the state ought
to go there. The treatment
you get will do anyone
good and the train service
and the round-trip rate are
both attractive.
RHEUMATISM.
STOMACH TROUBLES
KIDNEY AILMENTS
Faywood Hot Springs Co.
CMaWWrtsTgaW Mat pf ta4afÍattW sTM f MA CMataSgfW-
WHY NOT C-aJBK YOURSCXJ'T "
fcSLsXrh
oraa rtVAM i i ii era n i i.a
SIX ARE BAPTIZED
IN ORGAN CHURCH
REV. JOHN R. GASH VISITS ME
SILLA PARK IN THE INTEREST
OF RIO GRANDE PRESBYTERY.
u-aiiivH of Park Are la Conference
on Qtrcssjon of Vital Interest to
Preebyterians.
By Timee Special Com.pmdrnt
Mesilla Park N. M. Kev. Hunter
Lo m motored to Organ Thursday
with Mr. Poole for a baptismal
servios. In which one adult and five
children received the sealing ordi-
nance of baptism.
Rev. John It. Oass D. D.. synodlcal
missionary of New Mexico tor the
Presbyterian church spent Thursday
in the Parr on business connected
with the work ot the Rio Orando
Presbytery being in consultation with
Rev. T. A. Mitchell of Las Cruces
and Kev. E. B. Mathes the stated
clerk of the Presbytery. In the after-
noon Dr. Oaag and Mr. Mitchell were
Interviewing some of the people of
the community In the Interests of the
local Presbyterian church.
Edward Silva left Thursday morn-
ing for his home at Clint Texas. It
is not expected that he will return
for the remainder of the present
semester.
Mrs. E. E. Mathes returned Friday
night from the Pecos valley where
she was called three weeks ago on
account of the death of her sister
Mrs. T. F. Gillespie. In Hoswell. After
spending two weeks with relatives
there she went to Artes la her former
home for seven years and visited sev-
eral days with friends. En route
home she stopped over for a day with
her daughter Margaret in El Paso
who accompanied her home and wlU
remain in the Park two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Heger and
daughter Mabel spent Friday in El
Paso on a shopping expedition
Oscar Snow motored to El Paso Sat-
urday to be present Saturday evening
at the bankers' dinner In honor of
Secretaries William Q. McAdoo and
David F. Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. a. H. Tot ten and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Olinger motored to
HI Paap Saturday and returned Sun-
day afternoon.
Miss Celeste James left Sunday
night for her aome at Mogollón. She
waa accompanied as far as Rincón
by Miss Marian Wellington who re-
turned to the Park this morning.
J. H. Outlay who spent a week here
vlalll.. hi. ftw U.S. ...
his home at Wagon Mound Friday.
Rev. Mr. Vermillion pastor of the
Baptist church in Laa Cruces. snads
an address at the' Y. M. C. A. Tues-
day night on "Food for the Soul." To
morrow night Prof. R. M. Wilcox
will speak on "Food for the Brain."
The next two Tuesday nights Feb-
ruary 17 and 24 Dr. Mc Bride Is to
speak -on "Food for the Body."
Mrs. H. D. Bowman will entertain
'.The Social club" Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Hunter Lewis will conduct
services next Sunday at 11 o'clock la
the new St Andrew's chapel in Lag
Crucen This will be the first services
in the chapel and It la expected that
Its seating capacity will be tested.
Miss Grace Buell spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
Ma and Mrs. J. A. Anderson en-
tertalned a number of the young
folks a few nights ago with the game
of "bunco."
Friday evening the College band
will give a concert in Hadley hall.
This promises to be a very popular
entertainment and a cordial Invita-
tion is extended to the public In
general.
Saturday evening the Y. W. C. A.
will entertain in Hadley hall at a
valentine social.
The Hyatt boys left for their homes
near Deming Friday night. It la ex-
pected that they will return la a week
or ten days.
Nsxt Saturday at the courts In Law
Cruces there will be a return meet
between several tennis tarns of Las
Cruces and the college. It Is expected
that Lasa Cruces will pit stonger
teams against the collegians than the
oaea who whent against them before
aad thus they hope to regain the
prestige lost at that time.
Mrs. T. W. Iaaall motored up from
Anthony Saturday and remained over
Sunday witn ner parents Jar. ana
Mrs. O. H. Reames.
Mrs. H. W. Carroll gay m party to
the Park young people Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark of near
Mesilla were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Stevenson on Sunday.
Dr. George E. Lsdd Is visiting vari-
ous parts of New Mexico In the inter-
ests of the extension work of tie
college aad in planning with different
sections for the "Farmers Short
Coarse' which has been successfully
Inaugurated to this valley.
At a recent assembly meet a move-
ment was started to increase the at-
tendance at the college by organis-
ing "booster clubs" among the present
student body. Prises will be given
students for . securing new students
under this plan.
A meeting ef unusual interest waa
held Friday night by the Atadida
Uterary society at which 14 . new
members ware received. A very ta-
tersettog mosVwl aaatL Uterary pro-
gram waa rendered.
Raynor. Howie aad Armstrong the
A polios at the stage are with tbs
Elks' Minstrels. Advertisement
livestock MAKKBTS.
JTert Worth Livestock.
(By Speelal Wire to Tima From Cas.
aler Seathwesaera Cam. to.)
Fart Worth 'i'... ...
celpts 2100; market' closing 'to 10 cents
hlirtu-r: Inn Sara. Knlw maaa . . .
(ftlOeaoS: mlxerf si SsmVpT. '..?"":
C'sttle Receipts 41100 including 600
cslres; beef steers steady: top. $5.00 on
7.00: Btorkera .t.Hv ..... tn. . . . V
("t-lJW; Mexican ataers. '$4.6045.S0; cowa
. - J. aiesuj IOC
l" -a.aoaga.io; Mexicans (4.!
. .... .-.iJin iw uiaraet steady.
Tganasas City Uvsstsefa.
gar the Ateoclettd Pita.
Kansaa City Mo.. Fab. 10.- Hogs- lie
uu ouicaers. is nasas 7tt: Uarhi
'?1V . lt4'
a.Íasí?SÍheI?-. í'.. $ ;epÓ; cows!
$4.7.7S; belters. taftWM: atockern
and feeders. (O.BOiA2r hnti. rnua?T?
calves. m.SO10.a0. '
wethers $5.O0i.7B; eweelTrflsrT
By the AeeaciattTPreee
cnicago Feb. K.-Hogs-Hscsip
000: market .airona s in !.-
.i UJTr''' ""'a
light aX.004tH.RS : mWrf
sxsnsanML-' ruh- $&4eJfUt
Cattle Receluta aaoft-
oeeus S7.loev.10; Texas .teers.
10: westers
MeaaWMr ..k.
sews sad belters.
Market steady
a. $L0i
fU: ralvea. $7 Majno 25.
veairMT'sv?5SS-w. "55!
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OTreB fatABBBT.
Xanr Vaarfc Cettaaa.
By ffcaAaaocuitedfreaa .'
New York. Feb. M. Cettes soot oulet
middling. ia 55: gulf uS7
1 I I
" buy and sell at beat prices Mex
kan ConsUtuUonalist money either
Monclova or Villa. Phone $7. Cur
Uss-Mannlng Co. Inc.
Beat autos careful drivers. Phone
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El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 34TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Wednesday, February 11, 1914, newspaper, February 11, 1914; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth196926/m1/4/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.