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PASO MORNING TIMES
SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 191!.
THREE
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Monday Sale of
Little Things
Items in the Notion Dept, which
you need every day, at ’•little
less” prices for Monday.
PEARIi BUTTONS — Medium
size, of good dear quality, reg-
ular 15c kind; a dozen, 10c.
PEARIi BUTTONS—Small size,
same quality as above, regularly
10c, a dozen 50.
BINDING RIBBON—Ten yard
bolts of taffeta binding ribbon,
colors only, regularly 10c, each
5C.
HAIR PINS—Imitation shell, a
half dozen in box, regularly 25c,
special 17c.
TRIMMING BRAIDS—Washa-
ble braids, white and colors, S
yd. bolts, worth 60c, each 20c.
SAFETY PINS—Good quality,
nickel plated, regularly 5c. a
dozen. Sc.
CORSET COVER RIBBONS—2
yardslong, tipped ends,in blue,
pink and-white; 10c values, 7c.
SKIRT BRAID—“Sllko” skirt
braid In all colors. Regularly
15c, a piece, 10c.
and ends of
fancy !>• <.•>*» worm up to 6oc
a dozen, 15c. ^
HANDKERCHIEFS— Women's
linen lawn, with lace edge; 8
1-lc kinds; each 5c.
DRESS SHIELDS — Klelnerts
feather weight, regularly 26c, a
pair 10c.
HOSE SUPPORTERS —Child-
ren's sizes, good elastic and
clasps; 15c kinds, a pair 10c.
Month End Sale of Dress andWaist Silks
Underpricing for Remaining Days of March Many Most Desirable Styles
Fancy Tussah
One of the newest and most
practical, of the summer silk
fabrica;»27 inches'wide and in
new designs and colors. About
fifty pieces to select from. Reg-
ular 65c quality.1 month Ofl**
end sale price . J....... .000
Foulards
Extra quality satin finish fou-
lards, 24 inches wide and with
complete spring color range and
many new designs. An excel-
lent silk for everyday CC,
wear; 85c value, a yard ,.vwG
Fancy Silks
Messalines
All over fancy dress and waist
silks have been put Into one
grand lot for this month end
sale. Included are the new
checked and striped effects ln
all colors. Vahies to
$1.56 are prlc4* a yard
Gentian Pongee
Fifty-six Inch wide extra heavy
coating in the pongee effect—
made especially for street or
motoring coats—In natural col-
or only. $2.00 value,
a yard ........
95c
$1 98
Extremely stylish and of excel-
lent quality. All silk messa-
lines. 27 Inches wide, in navy
with white or black with white
stripe. These we hell regularly
for $1.25; Month End
price, a yard ......-
Rough Silks
98c
Yard wide, extra weight rough
pongee, a quality exactly suit- '
ed to making coat suits and
long coats. Natural color only
In the $1.50 quality;
special, a yard .....
$1 28
Delivery
Dail morning deliveries to Highland Park, East El
Paso, Smelter and Grand View. Regular city de-
liveries at 8 and 11 a. m. and 1:30 and 4 p. m. In case of necessity r
special delivery will be made to any part of the city. In case of
delay In delivery phone 3300.
Cheymy’t r
“Shower Proof"
Foulard Silks
^ splendid new lot of these allsilk
foulards have come In during the past
week, and these with those already
In stock give you a magnificent
range of choice. Js’ew color effects
and new designs are shown—the
tans, greys, blues and greens with
dot or figure of contrasting color.
Cheney's "shower proof" foulards are
positively spot proof—the most sat-
isfactory kind you can buy.
In this "month end” sale we offer
the quality which sells the world
over for $1.00 to $1.25 at
85c Yd
Rajah Silks
85c
A special lot of the Tussah and
Rajah silks, the popular rough
weave In all the newest colors.
Regular $1.25 qualities, priced
In the Month End
sale, a yard .......
Crepe de Chine
Genuine Cheney Bros.' best
grades all silk crepe de chine
In all the fashionable shades,
24 Uiches wide, and sold regu-
larly for $1.00 and $1.23. Month
end sale price,
a yard .........
Hairline Suitings
All wool serge, the fifty-inch
.width, in cream white wi$h
black stripe. One of the most
popular of the woolen fabrics
for coat suits or separate skirts,
$1.50 quality, a
yard ..........
85c
$1 15
Colored Satins
Colored satins are used exten-
sively for bands and pipings.
A good quality is shown In all
colors Including the coral, em-
erald and scarlet.
Oriental Pongees
We are showing an Immense
line of the imported pongees.
In every desirable quality. No
silk is more popular for sum-
mer garments. In the >(Ionth
End sale, we offer the follow-
ing reductions— ♦
$1.00 values, a yard, ...85c
1.35 values, a yard..$1.15
1.50 values, a yard ..$1.35
Shepherd Checks
Extra quality all wool suiting
In the very popular shepherd
checks. Forty-four Inches
wide and of a quality regularly
sold for 75e; specially CO.*
priced, a yard ..........vuU
Shop By Mail
Fancy Parasols
A SPLENDID assortment of
the new styles for summer
now sjiown, among them being
many novelty shapes and hand-
some fancy silks. Black and white
effects are prominent among them
several having a little touch of
color added which makes them
very effective.
Dresden, Persian and plain color
silks and the very serviceable pon-
gees are also shown in great va-
riety.
SPECIAL VALVE
We feature this season extra good styles
and qualities in plain and fancy 0g
We solicit from the residents of near-
m _ by towns orders for such eerchandise
ns cannot be bought from their Vime merchants. These orders
will be filled carefully and promptly and postage and express
charges will be prepaid on orders amounting to $5.00 or more.
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Monday Sale ot
Art Materials
i
8everal items In art needlework
materials and fancy articles
specially priced.
PILLOW TOPS—In handsome
lithographed designs, styles
worth 25c' each. 12c.
PORCH PILLOWS—Tapestry
pillowy covers, especially for
porch pillows, made ready for
use, each 18c.
PILLOW TOPS—Stamped and
tinted, for embroidery with back
to match; 60c values, 35c.
I,.\l \I)RY BAGS—Of cretonne
and Indian head, 'stamped for
working or finished; 30c val-
m s. 40c.
SOFA PILLOWS—Silk d6wn pil-
lows, covered with handsum:)
satin In Oriental and floral Vic-
clgns; $1.75 values, (1.40.
PILLOW’ CORDS—Silk finish-
ed In all plaln'colors and com-
binations. Regularly 50c, each
43c.
CENTER PIECES—White linen
and art cloth centers and pil-
lowtops, stamped; 65c values,
each 35c.
ART LINEN—45 Inches wide in
the natural linen color. Reg-
ular 60c quality, a yar^ 10c.
HAIR GOODS—Washable, san-
itary hair rolls, special 25c.
22 and 24-Inch hair braids In
all shades, regular 2.5t> values,
#1.85.
silks, all in new shapes, at
CHILDREN’S PARASOLS
A very complete line of 12 and J4-inch
sizes for children and the 10 and 18-tnch
sizes for girls’ use. Of pongee, linen, plain
and fancy silk and inex-
pensive cotton ones to
25c to $3 50
Suits and' Dresses Twenty-three-seventy-five
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j The Season’s Newest Model Tailored Coat Suits and Very Attractive Style Dresses of
Foulard and Other Fashionable Silks—Unusual Values
T1 HE suits and dresses offered at “twenty-three-seventy-five” are
* really worthy of a larger price. They’re styles and qualities that
you’ll find hard to duplicate at twenty-five dollars—oftener you’ll be
required^Jfco*pay from twenty-seven-and-a-half to thirty. But, ’tis our
aim to give pur customers garments just a little better, for a little less
price than are, usually offered—gar ments so good that the savings are
apparent at a glance.
SPITS AT #23.75
The suits are cleverly modeled garments with
t^ie tbueh of 'smartness'' whlcli appeals to
women of particular tastes. They are per-
fectly tailored, well lined, of novelty worsteds
and suitings in the fashionable greys anci tans,
and the serges In blue, black, cream and hair
line effects. The styles are suitable for wo-
men of every age.
DRESSES AT #23.75
The dresses are shown In great variety, both
In design and material. Many of the styles
are elaborately trimmed, suitable for very
"dressy" occasions, while others are morq
plainly made for street wear. Foulards are
quite In evidence, In a wide range of designs
and colors. Other good styles are shown In
taffetas and messallne.
Corset Fitting
If OUR corset will be more sat-
* isfactory to you if you have
our expert fitters fit it on you. Al-
so, they can advise you as to
which model is best adapted to
your figure. The good makes we
sell are
American Lady. Lyra, Gossard (front lac-
ed), Nemo, Warner's Rust Proof, La Vida
and Thomson’s Glove Fitting.
Our Rug Prices Mean a Saving
MEW Rugs have been received in the past week,
and on each one we have marked that “little
less” price which has made this department successful.
Quality is not sacrificed in order to make this lower
price, but ii\ each one we guarantee the same quality
as is usually sold for $2.50 to $7.50 more.
In addition to the popular priced ones mentioned here we carry
many beautiful high class rugs and small sizes to match nearly all.
Notice the diiplay of rugs and draperies In our Mesa Ave. window.
8x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs, $29.50
8x12 Smith Axmlnster Rugs, $22.50.
9x12 Salony Axmlnster Rugs, $19.50.
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8-3x10-6 Smith Axmlnster Rugs, $19.50.
8-9x10-6 Saxony Axmlnster Rugs, $18.00.
9x12 Figured Crex Fibre Rugs, $9.60
9x12 Plain Crex Fibre Rugs, $8.75.
9x12 Extra quality Ingrain Rugs. $4.75.
9x10-6 Extra Quality Ingrain Rugs, $4.25
$23.75
Boston Red Sox
Vs. El l’aso
Attend “Shrlners’ ”
Baseball Game. March 28,
$23.75
SEPARATE SKIRTS
New spring model skirts made In plain gored or
pleated styles, some trimmed with silk bands,
others handsomely braided. Made of good qual-
ity voile in black, and all \vOol panama In black
and navy. Extra value,
$4 95
^Tallormade skirts of novelty worsteds In tans,
and light greys, panama cloth in black and colors
and voile in black. A large variety of new spring
models showing all the new features of the
season are offered In an excep-
tional value, each ..............
$845
WHITE WAISTS
Handsome waists of fine white batiste elaborate-
* ly trimmed with German Val. Insertion anil yoke
embroidered In coral or blue; waist of Persian
lawn peasant sleeve effect, with maltese lace in-
sertion, embroidered medallion and
lace fluttng on front ..............
Tailored llpen waists are shown In a great va-
riety of handsome styles--plainly made, hand
embroidered, or with real oltiny and Irish crochet
aoes used effectively. Those are made of extra
uallty all llnep walsting and are perfect In
style and *
quality................tP& TU to
4
$2 45
$2 45,48 50
New Wash Fabrics
Arrivals of the past week have
brought our stocks to a state of
completeness which gives a range
of choice that well meet every de-
mand. The sheer fabrics are plen-
tiful—marquisettes, voiles and tis-
sues being shown in white and
colors; handsome imported em-
broidered fabrics; organdies and
dimities—all shown in a wonder-
fully complete variety.
WHITE GOODS . .1
Nothing Is lacking In our splendid assort-
ments of the white fabrics—the Klaxons in
plain, striped and checked effects; sheer
French linens and organidles; linens of ev-
ery kind. Every quality and kind is shown.
WE FOLLY GUARANTEE ALL WORK DONE IN OUR ALTERATION ROOMS
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Linens for the Table
TAGLE DAMASK
Mercerized damask, 64 and 68 inches wide,
perfect linen finish, In a variety of very
pretty designs. A 50o
quality, a yard ................... OuO
TABLE DAMASK
Extra heavy German damask, silver bleach
finish, pure lirton. An excellent cloth for
everyday use. Regular 85c quality, Cfljs
a yurd ...........................uUC
NAPKINS
Mercerized damask napkins, 18x18 Inches,
linen finish, hemmed ready for use. OC«
A dollar quality, a dozen ...........Uuu
NAPKINS
Heavy German linen, silver bleached Nap-
kins, it quality regularly sold for i OQ
$2.75, a dozen .................$ I .09
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Month End Sale of Laces and Embroiders
UNDERPRICINGS WHICH MAKE IT TRUE ECONOMY TO BUY NOW
/.- ■ \
FLOCNCINGS—Skirt length flounclngs, the forty-
five inch width, of ■ fine quality Imported batiste
embroidered In the baby Irish effect. A number
of unusually handsome designs are offered In 2ho
regular $2.50 quality, In this sale
at, a yard .........:..............
$169
29c
EMBROIDERIES—New and very desirable designs
In edgify?. Insertion and galloons, embroidered on
extra quality Kwlss, batiste, nainsook anil cambric.
Widths from five to fifteen Inches In qualities and
styles regularly soldj up to and including
60e, are priced, a yard......f..........
EMBROIDERIES—This very special lot Is made up
of a big variety of embroidered edgings and Inser-
tions on nainsook, Swiss and cambric, ranging in
width from baby styles to eight Inches. All the de-
signs are new and very good. Many pieces regularly
sold at 40c, are Included in this 4 0 ,
lot; a yard ............................... I «f b
EMBROIDERIES—Edgings, flounctngs and corset
cover embroideries, of fine nainsook, Szvlss and cam-
bric, from six to eighteen Inches wide. These are
qualities and styles suitable for all kinds of sum-
mer garments. Included In this lot are many PQ-
worth regularly to $1.00; special, a yard . . OdC
TORCHON LACES—Edgings and Insertions of a
good, serviceable quality’ of torchon lace, one half
"to three Inches, wide and In a large variety of de- '
signs. Especially good for undergarment! and for
children'* clothes—washes perfectly. Values to C«
10c, specially priced, a yard ..................9v
COTTON tAkCHON—A good quality cotton torchon
lace, for children's garments, the edgings and In-
sertions, In widths up to two inches. About one
hundred pieces In a variety of designs Is shown in
this lot. Qualities regularly sold for 5c;
specially priced, a yard ......................uu
Pictorial Review
Ladies’ Home Journal
Patterns
We are agents for these iwo best makes of patterns. Styles
and publications for April are now on sale in the Pattern dept.
Even the most inexperienced can use these patterns with"good
success.
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DRY GOODS
Exquisite Millinery Models
J7XQUISITE—the one word that exactly de-
^-4 scribes the beautiful creations shown in the miUi-
^ nery department. Richness of coloring and daintiness
of design are happily combined in making up these
perfect models, which were designed by the greatest
modistes of Paris and New York, The exclusiveness
and individuality of these designs will appeal to all
. good dressers—none of these will be duplicated.
We suggest the early selection of the hat for Easter
wear, as already many of the choicest patterns have
been chosen, and each day will make the range of
choice a little less.
FOR STREET WEAR
We are featuring tailored hats In new models and unusually good
styles, at popular prices. These are in the small, neat shapes, In black
and colors. Extra good values at >5.00 and #7.50.
HAND BAGS IN SPRING STYLES
We are showing a most pleasing assortment of hand bags in
the new shapes for Spring—handsome ones made of suede,
real seal and walrus, grain leathers, satin, velvet and the Ger-
man silver mesh. Black and many colors to match the spring
costumes are shown, in plain and novelty style. The price
range is from 98c to $20.00.
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COL ANDERSON
Predict# Thi/Will Be Banner
Year in West Texas
Cot. T. J. Anderztm. general pas-
senger agent of the G. H. a a A.
railway, la In the city, but will re-
turn to headquartera at Houston to-
day. Mr. Anderson states that this
will probably be the banner year
for the western portion of Texas cov-
ered by his lines so far as crops are
concerned. There have been general \
and very copious rains In all this sec-
tion, and the result Is already appar- j
ent. The cotton which was planted [
early this month is already six Inchea
out of the ground, with a good stand
of healthy plants, and with practical I
suretyVthat thg crop will make even
without mor£ rain. It has been the
expectation always to get what rains
there were to be In June, and the
planters put In the cotton in March
and April; thus the seed would lie
-dormant till the touch of the Invigor-
ating moisture, and of course making
the crop somewhat late and some-
times even precarious. But this year,
with abundant rains so early in the
season, tha cotton and other crops
: will make early and probably a good
yield.
Mr. Anderson says that mining
| along the line Is going forward with
energy—where there Is any. At
Marathon the company owning mica
; properties Is working a large force
of men. and they arc now taking out
the largest sheets of excellent ma-
i terlal they have ever had, and In
l fact equal to the best ever found In
the country. At Shatter the stiver j
j mines are outppttlng good quantities 1
of fine ore and making many im-
provements, this Indicating that the
owners Intend greater production.
The quicksilver mines ot Terllngua
sre also operating good forces, ond
the smelters arc working constantly,
tin this trip Mr, Anderson ha*
made a leisurely journey, In order
that he might get accurate Informa-
tion on all llnqs of business, and he
unequivocally states that the general
condition Is, 111 the language of
Roosevelt, "Fine, sir, fine."
In the Police Court,
In the police court yesterday the
! following cases were disposed of: G,
W. McGrath, drunk, $3; George Stone,
! vagrancy, $3; K Ball, drunk. $3; Psb-
' lo Yoya, disturbing the peace, $25;
Jose Martinez, disturbing the peace,
$25; Frank McGommico, drunk. $5;
A. Wilson, vagrancy. $3; James Kru-
tosky, vagrancy, $3; Emilio Flores,
assault, dismissed; Leopoldo Martinez,
drunk, dismissed; Arturo Mohlnar,
making a disturbing noise, dismissed;
Aeenelon Rodriguez, making a dis-
turbing noise, dismissed.
Get up and hustle while you llva
for yon will he "a long time dead.”
By industry you make money and by
thrift you save It. You are making
money now' but spend moat of It If not
1 all. Make It a point to save a little
! out of each pay check and depoait
| It with us and receive 4 percent In-
i torest for It.
13 Paso Bank & Trust Company.
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