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Saturday, October 15, 1910.
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Xcw Fall Hats.
Men's fall hats are very becoming
this season. See them here.
Bryan Bros.
The Cholera. Situation.
Rome. Italy. Oct. 15. In the last 24
hours there have been 10 deaths from
the cholera and 27 new cases of tne
disease in the Infected parts of Italy.
Dr. B. States, Roberts-Banner Bids-
It's Pure.
'Smith's icei cream Is used on more
tables Iri El Faso than any other ice
cream. Why?
There are many imitations, but no
ice cream can compare with Smiths
Pure Ice Cream.
Tour baggage is safe with Longweli. J
Kills "Wife and Her Sister.
Everett. Wash., Oct. --fanest
Wlnkley, .36 years old, last night shot
and killed his 23yearold wife and prob
ably fatally wounded his wife's sister.
Mrs. Pearl Mayfield, whose husband
lives in Kalispell, Mont., and then made
three attempts at suicide. He will
probably recover. The shooting oc
curred just before the family sat down
to supper at the home of Mrs. Wink
ley's father.
City hack stand, Phone 1 or 1001.
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Tou are absolutely sure to get pure
xnllk when you order El Paso Dairy
milk.
Men's Neckties.
All the latest shades and colors in
the new fall ties at
Bryaa Bros.
IieBlanc Makes Record.
St. Louis. Mo., Oct. 15. Alfred Le
Blanc in a Bleriot monoplane made a
mile over a measured course, at Kin
loch aviation park in 53 seconds. This
is claimed to be the American record
and the world's record for speed over
a measured course.
Dr. J. A. Hedrick, surgeon and gyne
cologist. Roberts-Banner building.
City hack stand, Phone 1 or 1001.
Br. W. R. Weefci, chronic diseases.
Toh'U Relish Breakfast
If you have some of Jones's Dairy
Farm little pig sausage and that home
made horseradish we have.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
Molten Metal Kills Two.
Pueblo, Colo., Oct. 15. Two men
were killed and one probably fatally
burned and a dozen others seriously in
jured at the Minnequa plant of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company, when
a pot of molten metal was overturned.
The accident occurred in the open
hearth department while the metal
was being transferred from one fur- j
nace to another.
Jones's Dairy Farm SaHsage.
That which is not In Jones"s Dairy
Farm little pig sausage is what makes
it the best sausage in the world.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
Dr. Schnller, Dentist, has moved to
Roberts-Banner building.
Dr. Cameron reliable dentistry, reason
able price. Over Guarantee shoe store.
Longweli has nice fcacks.
Men's 3fecteties.
All the latest shades and colors in
the new fall ties at
Bryan Bros.
El Paso Dairy Milk
Is known for its purity and whole-someness.
Xo Solution, Says Talbert.
New York, N. T., Oct. 15. After the
.meeting of the subcommittee of the
American Bankers' association on cot
ton bills of lading, Joseph T. Talbert,
vice president of the National City
bank, said: "By no means has an
agreement been reached In regard to
forming a guaranty company as a so
lution of the i cotton bill of lading difficulty."
Clean and Pure.
There Is no milk as clean and pure
as El Paso Dairy milk.
Dr. Prentiss, practice limited to dis
eases of .stomach, intestines and liver.
Rio Grande Bank building.
Longweli has nce ihacks.
Our Smoked Bloaters
Are the nicest we have ever seen; 5
cents each.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
To Meet in Portland.
Topeka, Kan., Oct. 15. The next an
nual meeting of the National conven
tion of Christian churches will be held
at Portland, Ore., in October, 1911.
IS THE ONLY EMULSION
IMITATED
If there was any other
Emulsion as good as SCOTT'S,
SCOTT'S would not be the
only one imitated.
Fop thirty-f ive years It has
been the standard remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Loss of
Flesh, Anemia, Bronchitis
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CONSUMPTION
Be He to get SCOTT'S; every
bottle of it is guaranteed end backed by
a. world-wide repetition.
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Individuality, the Dominant Note in Oer Display of Fine Dress
Hats, Featuring Imported Models Which Will Not he Duplicated ifm
" HE assurance that the hat you select will possess an individuality not shared with any other will be a source of satr
lsiacuon to you. j&xcmsiveness oi design is tne one tiling most sought tor in the matter of dress, and that exclu
siveness can be obtained in the model hats we now show. Many of these beautiful models are imported ones from
Parisothers are from New York, while many of the most charming and original styles are designed in our own
workrooms. Whichever you may choose you can buy with the absolute certainty that it will not be duplicated.
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Ready-to-vWear Hats
Moderately priced hats are a special feature
of our millinery department. Handsome styles
for dress or street are shown in tne season's
newest shapes, of velvet, felt and silk, stylish
ly trimmed, and still low in price. Surprising
ly good values are shown in these at 4.98 to
$10.00.
'Children's Hats
Handsome beaver hats in the broad brim and
mushroom shapes for girls of four to ten years,
are shown in a -broad range of colors and
styles, trimmed with fancy ribbons. These
are very much in demand this season and the
values "we show are quite exceptional $5.50
to $12.50.
onus ana j coats
for the Boy
OF COURSE you want your boy to
look as -well as the other moth
er's (boy and our perfect lines
of suits and overcoats will be a mighty
aid in accomplishing this end. -From an
economical viewpoint, too, this depart
ment should be your shopping place,
with its little better styles at its little
lower prices.
"IVAN FRANK" SUITS
As carefully tailored as a man's suit
as perfect in cut and finish. The styles
shown this season are "snappy," dressy
ones. All the stylish greys,, tans and
browns are shown in worsteds, cassi
meres and cheviots, in knickerbocker
styles for boys of 6 to d f
16 years ?6.50 to pIODU
SCHOOL SUITS
"Indestructible" suits, the strongest suit
ever made for a school boy. Every one
guaranteed to wear, and good, well made
wool suits with, two pairs of knicker
Toeker trousers.' These two specially
good kinds for boys of 6 J?Ei f$
to 16 years pD9JsJ
EXTRA SPECIAL
Boys' good quality, cotton, ribbed and
fleeced union suits, in a weight exactly
right for fall wear. All sizes in a regu
lar 35c quality; specially priced
Monday, a suit
Dress Hats
Exclusive models by Esther Mayer, Ponyanne,
Heitz-Boyer and other Parisian modistes, and
from Xew York's most exclusive milliners.
These are hajidsome designs, trimmed with rich
plumes, aigrettes, Paradise and flowers. Each
one is distinctly different in effect and will
positively not be duplicated.
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High class tailored hats, refined styles from
Burgesser, Gage, Fisk and Gerhardt. These
are shown in colors to match the fall suits,
ajid in a variety of the most approved shapes.
For street or traveling no better styles can
be found, nearly all of which are exclusive
models.
Cleverly Designed Garments, Ready to Wear
An Unequalled Gathering of Tailormade Coal Suits, Street Dresses,
toon Gowns Evening Costumes
Correct
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$3.50 Shoes tor
Women
A GRAND quality at a popular
price. Usually shoes equal in
quality and style are sold for
$4.00, or even more. They're made over
the newest lasts, and show all the new
style features. Handsome styles for
dress good stroag ones for street wear-
all perfect in fit and satisfactory in
appearance.
These we show in plain kid and patent
leathers, with leather or clcth tops.
Unusual value in every (?Q f
Stacy Adams Cos
Shoes for Men
TVe are exclusive agents for this fa
mous make of men's fine shoes. Xewest .
styles in patent and plain leathers,
"bench made," are shown in all sizes
and widths. Men who appreciate good
foot dress will like these
$5.50 and
"Fownes" Gloves
Guaranteed to give satisfaction. The
new fall line includes colors to match
every costume. Have our fitters fit you
Tvith a pair of these -best gloves.
"Bagmar," two clasp $1.50
"Eugenia," two clasp $1.50
"Phyllis," two clasp $2.00
"Zingara," two clasp $2.00
"F. W. L.," the best for $1.00
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"T 0 BETTER proof of our- readiness to suppfy every dress need conlcl. be
- offered than oiu- grand collection of garments for women, readj to wear.
For years we have carefully studied the tastes of El Paso's best dressers, and
our selections have been made with their individual needs in mind. Eanltlessfy
designed garments showing Fashion's whims and fancies, without a hint of
freakishness, are shown garments suited to every occasion, which will appeal
most strongly to women of good taste. We advise early selections. First,
that you may have the present almost unlimited range of choice next, that
we may nave time to maire the necessary alterations to vour satisfaction.
Extraordinary Values in Our Suits at $24?
E CAXN'OT say too much about the splendid suits at this price. Thev're
good extra good, in fact so s:ood that in most places von would bp.
asked to pay $30.00 or perhaps $35.00 for them. But1 our ambition is to give
such a value at this price) that its superiority is beyond question that the
most casual inspection will convince the prospective buyer of its genuine worth.
The range of choice at this price is almost without limit, including' all the season's newest
styles, made up of all the correct materials and in styles suited tokwomen of every age.
The materials used are serges, panamas, broadcloths, tweeds, chevioW and manv novelties,
veu lmeu, anu m every concceiva me color. Urdinaniy &6i A
such suits would cost from ?30.00 to $35.00
Fall
Clothes for Men
WHETHER it's a suit or an: over
coat, or some small article for
men's wear, it can. be found
in the Men'3 Department of this store.
That qualities, styles and prices are
right is shown by the necessity which
has .compelled us recently to more than
double the space which this department
formerly occupied. 'Tis a well known
fact that men who buy here save from,
10 percent to 15 percent on every pur
chase. Hand Tailored Suits
The name of "Kuppeheimer', or "IL,S.
& M." on a suit is a guarantee of its
real worth- Strictly handtailored, made
of the best all wool materials, as shape
ly as though made to your order. They're
made in city styles by city tailors, for
business or dress
$20.80 to $40.00
Hand. Tailored O'coats
Most approved styles for every day use
or for dress. In the (fitted, semi-fitted
or loose 'back styles, in iblack, plain col
ors or mixed effects
$15.00 to $45.00
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ostumes
A truly wonderful assemblage of smart style cos
tumes is displayed in this store. The genius of
the Parisian designers, the ingenuity of American
modistes and the clever adaptation and modifica
tions of the season's extreme styles combine to
make the showing a perfect one.
Hich costumes are shown for afternoon and evening
wear in silks, chiffons, satins and spangled nets, in
exclusive models at $21.50 to $250.00.
Street costumes, in refined styles, made of panama
cloth, serge, messaline and taffeta, in the entire
range of new fall colors $12.65 to $87.50.
Coats and Capes
Outer garments of the" most approved styles are
displayed, ready for the coming of winter There
are scores of handsome garments shown for street,
auto and carrriage wear, and a host of dainty styles
for evening, eaeh one an exclusive garment." IVfany
unusually clever models are shown in both these--choose
yours early.
Street coats of broadcloth, serge, cheviot and nov
elty tweed mixtures, full or half satin lined, 48 to
52 inch length. Extra value, $22.50.
Velvet ccats. handsome styles in 'black, full satin
lined, with broad shawl collar of 'black silk. Very
rich and dressy, $39.50.
Extra Quality Sponged & Shrunk Broadcloth $2.50
Beautifully .finished all wool broadcloth, full 5G inched wide, sponged and shrunk, ready for use
mis oim-umu uium uiutcijai, Ui siniii, orown. eiectnc, catawLa, wisteria, tea leat, naw, olive, rose,
French grey, lavender, violet, ash, garnet, Wilhelnrinn and pumpkin. A yard! ."
All the above shades may be matched perfectly in Paon Velvet at 1.00.
Broadcloths, matched with the velvets, displayed in our 3fesa Avenue windows.
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DON' T FORGET TO
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PASO FAIR OCT
29th TO NOV. 6th
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VISITORS TO THE
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SHOP IN THIS
STORE
Basement Specials
JUST a few good items selected for,
iMbnday selling in the basement, un
derpriced enough to make the buy
ing of them quite worth while.
FEATHER PILL0W6 49c
Good feather pillow covered with good
quality ticking in blue and white stripes.
Size 18x25 inches, weight 2 1-2 pounds.
Worth regularly 65c; JE Q
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CHETAIH" SWISS 11c
Good quality, yard wide, curtain swiss,
in fancy dots and figures. An excellent
Monday special, 1 J
a yard A AC
SHIRTING jEADRAS 121-2c
Extra quality madras for men's shirts
and boys' waists, in neat striped, effects,
in fast colors. 30 inches wide, and
worth 25c; Monday 0
Special, a yard AC
Tapestry Portieres
A XEW line of tapestry portieres
lias just come in. Handsome new
styles in every- color something
to match every room. These are of extra
qxiality and are featured in the Drapery
Dept. (basement), at very moderate
prices from
$1.75 to $20.00 a Pair.
Art Department
Many helpful suggestions .which will
aid you in planning your Christmas
work will be found in this department.
Pillow tops, centers, taole covers and a
world of other pretty tilings, stamped
and tinted for outlining, and all the
necessary Richardson silks for embroid
ering. Better begin your work now to "insure
its completion in time.
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Portland won by a large majority over
Boston.
Stransrcr Held or Suspicion.
Payson, Utah, Oct. 15. The appear
ance and conduct of a stranger led to
his arrest for the murder of Thomas
S. Karrick, the school boy who was
shot by a-burglar at his home in Salt
Lake City. The suspect gives his
name as Kells and denies knowledge
of the murder.
Discuss Mission Work.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 15. The third
joint session of the house of bishops
and the house of deputies of the Pro
testant Episcopal convention was de-
( voted exclusively to missionary topics.
No action was taken upon any of tho
leading questions before the conven
tion, but the afternoon was given over
to addresses by bishops.
L
nd Child's Bodr In Debris.
San Francisco, Calif., Oct. 15. Clasp
ing the remnants of a doll in her arms,
the charred body of lOyearold Lillian
Simons, one of the inmates of the Cath
olic orphan asylum, burned to the
ground early last Sunday morning, -was
found by workmen clearing away the
debris yesterday. While the fire was
at its height the nuns In charge of tho
institution heroicallj1" marshaled their
150 charges in the corridors of the
blazing building and marched them to
safety. It was not until yesterday that
the absence of the Simons girl was
noticed. The girl came from Reno,
Nev.
Your baggage is safe with Longweli.
Smoked bloaters, 5 cents each,
son's, phone 353.
Jack-
CX-cT BHIIngton, TOO Magoffin. Tel.
1489, painting, paper hanging, decorating
Jones's Dairy Farm little pig sau
sage, 35 cents a pound. Jackson's.
Hotel Sheldon furniture is selling
fast. 412 Myrtle Ave. Phone 400.
Mexican agucates, 3 for 10 cents.
Jackson's, phone 353.
framed, if possible, but not absolutely
necessary.
Get a Xeiv Suit
Made to order from the
woolens, $20 to S40.
' Brjari Bros.
new fall
Colorado Fires Conquered.
Denver, Colo., Oct. 15. Between 70
and SO firefighters have reached Den
ver, bringing word that the flames' on
Sheep and Big Chief mountains have
been extinguished. The rangers were
aided in their battle by a heavy rain.
A force of 20 men was left to patrol
that region and to search for the sus
pected incendiaries and guard against
an outbreak of the subdued fires.
ties, premier Canalejas declared that
the government was convinced there
already were too many members of re
ligious orders in Spain and that it
could not tolerate the immigration of
those expelled from Portugal by order
of the provisional government.
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E. A. Hersperger, architect Trust
Bldg.
AH persons having art work to ex
hibit in the coming fair are requested
to forward -It as soon as possible to the
Feldman Studio. The address of the
senders and whether the work shall be
classified as original or copy should
be written on the back of the picture.
It is desirable that all work should be I
Dr. Amelia Burk and Dr. Grace Par
ker, both of Dr. A. T. Still's Osteopathic
Infirmary, of Kirksville, Mo., owing to
the great rush at the Dr. A. T. Still
Osteopathic Infirmary here, in El Paso,
will both be on the staff of Dr. Ira w!
Collins, physician in chief. The coming
of so many this year of every kind of
disease has made it necessary. More
help will also arrive in November.
Xot "Wanted In Spain.
Madrid. SDain. Oct is PucnAju
to questions in the chamber of depu-
Xew Fall Hats.
Men's fall hats are very becoming
this season. See them here.
Bryan Bros.
fatally wounding special agent C. A.
Lenta, of the Chesapeake & Ohio rail
road, and killing policeman Charles
Hale and Daniel Bias, an unidentified
negro was himself shot by a posse
late yesterday. The negro had taken
refuge in the hills near town and
fought off the posse until a bullet
reached him. Two other policemen
were shot in the head and are thought
to be dying.
Boneless codfish, 20 cents a
Jackson's, phone 353. "
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Boneless Codfish.
That new boneless codfish we have
for 20 cents a box is surely nice.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
3-4 iron beds and springs. Sheldon
Furniture Store. 412 Myrtle. Phone
400.
Dr. ijeslye Hyde, osteopathic physi
cian. S14 Mesa.
Ajruacates.
Mexican aguacates are now in tho
market and at this store; 3 for 10
cents.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
Get a Xew Suit
Made to order from the new fall
woolens, $20 to $40.
Bryan Bros.
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This is to notify the public? that he
estate of J. E. Nnclt- - Ar t t-.
:Nagley is no longer connected with the,
uuueruiKing uusiness known as Naglev
& Kaster.
Mrs. J. E. Xaglcv.
August 31, 1910.
posals In triplicate will be received in
this office until 11 a. m., Nov. 2, 1910,
and then opened, for constructing a coal
shed at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. "In
formation on application. Captain W.
C. Babcock, Q. M.
Don't delay if you need beds or
dressers. Sheldon Furniture Store, 412
Myrtle Ave. Phone 400.
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