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iC Gifts to Delight Women yy Gift to You I HSll Our 99 We are "headquarters for gifts for women. Below we tell you just a few of the big values to he found hepe tomorrow. When you come tomorrow you will find throughout the store gift things arranged for easy selection. We have made every prepar ation to serve you quickly so that no precious moments of the last day before Christmas may be wasted. Read these itemsthey are briefly put. READY-TO-WEAR A dainty silk kimono, a silk petticoat; a sweater, a stylish waist these are gifts both pretty and practical. 7"a $1.50 Silk Hose $1.00 Pretty silk hose in black and all colors, some embroidered hose in the lot, regular price $1.50 per pairj tomorrow $L00 . $2.50 Silk Hose $1.95 Pure silk thread hose, black only, handsomely embroidered either in black or a dainty bit of color; this is the regular $2.50 grade silk hose; tomorrow, pair plfD Mesh Bags Vanity Bags Chatelaines 25 Off Tomorrow, we offer all mesb bags, vanity bags and chatelaines at 25 per cent less than the regular prices. The mesb bags come in German sil ver, gunmetal and the "unbreakable mesh. All sizes are offered and all styles. V The vanity bags come in German sft ver, gunmetal and sterling silver. A great variety to choose from. The chatelaines also come in German silver, gunmetal and sterling silver. Tomorrow and tomorrow night, we make the special Christmas offer 25 percent off on all " .mesh bags, vanity bags 'and chatelaines: SPECIAL! Other jewelry such a3 lavallieres, bat pins, small coin purses, etc., etc. is also offered tomorrow at 25 per cen.tr off. s A$'W&WmB'i 111 IR m " i &m WW fllirttni HOLIDAY HINT 25c Handkerchiefs 3 for 50c These are pure' linen handkerchiefs with hand embroidered initial, reg ular price 25c each; tomorrow 3 for 50c 35c Handkerchiefs 25c Pure linen handkerchiefs, some with dainty laee edge, others are hand embroidered, regular price 35c; tomorrow 25c Boxed Handkerchiefs Especially suitable for gifts are these boxed handkerchiefs. Six dainty handkerchiefs attractively put up in a fancy box; price per box $1.00 FURS We cair supply .anything in furs from 5.00 uptoSSO.OO. Headquarters for Holiday Gloves. m tlWWLWn Mazk:ihiRmttm&&m EgfH wmm 06555311 Headqaarters: for Holiday Scarfs. As a gift for wife, child or grandchild, suppose you come to this Bank and open a Savings Account in their name. The pass book you receive from us will make an ac ceptable gift, and en titles the holder to the use of one of our hand some metal - plated Home Savings Banks. Encourage Thrift! 4 Interest 4 Paid on Savings. Rio Grande Valley Bank & Trust Company. Extraordinary Christmas Specials For Tomorrow Only We have causht the Christmas spirit. Oar store fairly glows with it, and tomorrow being the last day before Christmas, we have de cided to offer the following unusual specials for tomorrow only:' Ja Wm lajjESMkL W EL PASOAN ON BOARD CAPTURED Til CContinued From Previous Page). Combination Sets Tie and Scarf Pin Set reduced to i 75c Hose and Handkerchief to match, reduced to 85c Hose and Tie to match, reduced to '. 85c Tie, Handkerchief and Hose Set, reduced to $1.00 $1.75 Set of Tie, Handkerchief to match, reduced to $1.35 Collar Bags $1.25 Leather Collar Bags, reduced to $1.00 $1.50 Leather Collar Bags, xedeed to $1.25 $1.75 Leather Collar Bags, reduced to $1.50 $2.50 Leather Collar Bags, reduced to 52.15 SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES For tomorrow on all Bath Robes, House Coats and Smok ing Jackets. irrtiTinmrwii hi r fWiirniwi SRIBGERS GIVES SOME GOOD ADVICE Peterson, Held on Robbery . Charge, Bets Attorney Has a Past. That county atotrner "W. W. Bridgers is "wanted somewhere" is a -wager made T&Hrsday afternoon by A. M. Peterson, charged -witi. theft from the person. The offer was made following the hear ing of Peterson before justice ilcClin tock, who bound him over to the grand jury under a $500 bond. :Mrs. G. H. Smith, 308 Torriillo street, was the prosecuting witness, and she testified that Peterson snatched her purse from her while she was walking on St. Vrain street between San Antonio and Overland- Mrs. Smith gave chase and kept within half a block of the mn until he reached Seventh street, and Jater recovered' her purse, containing $16.7. Peterson's examining trial was con ducted by county atorney Bridgers, and following Peterson's intimation that th world owes. him a living, Mr. Bridgers advised him he had better work, and addeft: "One time when I was broke, I scrub -be a kitchen." On the return to the jail wi,th deputy constable Brown, Peterson remarked: 'Til bet that fellow's wanted somewhere." SELF INFLICTED WOUND IS FATAL H. Glenn, "Who Snot Himself Because of Patlier's Suicide, Is Dead. Silver City, 2f. M., Dec. 23. Harry Glenn, who sbot himself at !Mbiollon, died about midnight. The attending physicians beld an autopsy and were amazed that be had lived so long after the bullet had penetrated the back of the brain. Glenn shot himself in grief over the deatb of "his father, deputy sheriff I Thomas Glenn, who killed bimself at Jjeming. IXS SHOT IX STREET OTJEIj SUCCUMBS TO HIS TVOUND. Ardmore, Okla., Dec 23. -"Ben Lind say, of Buckhorn, who was shot in a street duel at Ravia yesterday, died today. His assailant, Jesse Hayes, was shot three times, hut it is reported he will recover. The men had a feud of long standing, liln-dsay formerly Jived at Ardmor.e ' PIAN HAI.F MHjI.IOX DOLLAR ORANGE ORCHARD IX TI&XAS. Houston, Tex., Dec. 23. Houston and Dallas capitalists toflay closed a deal for 6500 acres of land south of the city for $520,000. The tract Is to be planted in oranges. The company 13 incor porated with $250,000 capital- J. S. Kendall, of Dallas, is president. Any New Piano at Jenkins Piano Co. Store can be bought during' their Holiday Sale, Now on, at from 10 to 30 discount Payments low as S2.00 per week Note Our Special Two for One Offer In addition to above discounts we will allow $2.00 for every 1.00 you pay down in thirty days. If you pay $5.00 down you get a receipt for 10.00. If you pay $10.00 down you get a receipt for $20.00 ancL so on up to $50.00. This together with our 10 percent toi 30 percent discount makes it the "very,best offer ever given the piano bujTers of El Paso. Better put $5.00 in your pocket, and come to our store and have one of our fine pianos sent to your home. It would be the finest Christmas Gift to the entire family one could think of. Our store will be open until 10 P. !M. of evenings to give merchants and clerks an opportunity to call." JENKINS PIANO CO. AMERICANS JOIN THE INSURGENTS Two Men Here to Go With Army Englishman Of fers Services. Two Americans, W. EL Scheecz and J. T. McNally, arrived In El Paso from Tucson, Ariz., Friday to join the insur rectos. They bore a letter which they said had been given them by a recruiting- agent for the insurrectos to another of the Madero party in El Paso but the latter had left town and is supposed to be in Mexico. They declared th.tt they were going to Mexico to loin the insurrectos. Following letter coms to The Herald from Fort Stanton, N. M: Notice to Insurrectors Forces in Mexico: An ex-English army cavalry sergeant who went all througn the lae South African Boer war, as Maxim machine gun operator and instructor, ofers his services to the ibove forces. Get in communication with me. I am ready to take the field, and will come to place of appointment on hear ing from official quarters and expenses defrayed. J. used the machine Maxim gun all tlirough the war, mounted for mountain work as well as in flat coun try. Will send certificates for same on. application. M. Be van, Fort, Stanton, N. M. the Mexicon government is known to have ammunition in store. It may be that when communication is restored, it will be found that Casas . Grandes has been taken by the insurrectos. Scgall on Train. , J. R. Segall, of El Paso, was on the train which was held up and he saj'rf the insurgents were -veil armed and that a. large number were behind a small hill, some distance from the train, ready to fire if there was any resistance. When there was none, he says the man in command fired his re volver and all these men came In and took the train southward. He had been down to Casas Grandes on some business. He says there were only 15 rurales on duty in Casas Grandes. While he was in that town, Mr. Se gall says a reporc came in that the rebels had captured a commissary on the Pearson road at what Is known as 66, but they paid for 'all the stuff they took. LAST, BUT NOT LEAST For Tomorrow Only We Will Make Specially Reduced Prices ON ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL Union Clothing Company 111 S. El Paso (Incorporated) "Best by Test DIAZ'S CHIEF OF STAFF COMMANDS (Continued From aga One.) f once to Bustillos where the sixth bat talion is stationed. That the sending of Col. Cuellar to the front bears more importance than if some other officer had been selected is the Impression here, as ha Is known to be a man In whom the president has implicit confidence. It is believed he personally will investi gate the actual state of affairs In Chi huahua, and the efficiency and conduct of the army and will make a derailed report to Diaz. PART OF GEN. NAVARRO'S ' J FORCE AT SANTA BARBARA I A letter received in El Paso today from Santa Barbara, Chihuahua, gays i "One hundred of the 800 troops from Chihuahua, reached Santa Barbara. December 21, after the battle at Cerro Prleto. It Ms reported that 400 of tho 800 were slain at that time. It Is also reported that these troops went 24 to 4S hours without anything to eat, and that the Insurrectos had been sending t them cattle, sheep, etc., to keep them j alive." FT. BLISS TEOOPS x ALWAYS ARE READY Co A. C. Sharpe in command ctf the troops at Fort Bliss said Friday morn ing: "We have received no instructions to hold men in readiness, but they are ready at all times." This statement was made by the colonel when he was I asked if he had ordered rations issued for 30 days to two companies for field service, a rumor to this effect having I been circulated in El Paso. REFUSES FAMILT MILEAGE AND AUDITOR IS ARRESTED LaFayette, La., Dec. 23. M. I,. Bon neval, of Echo, Tex., traveling auditor of the Southern Pacific, has been ar rested for refusing to accept a family mileage book offered by the purchaser and his daughter. Bonneval Insisted that the books 'can be used only by one member at a time. A test case will be made. RAILROAD CONTRACTORS BELOW CASAS GRANDES FEAR TROUBLE. Colonia Dublan, ilex., Dec. 23 Quito a number of the railroad couciactors and employes were down to attend con ference at Colonfa Juarez but they have all gone back to their camps. Some of them fear an attack from in surgents but propose to put in their time at work until they are actually stopped by armed force Some of the camps are pretty well armed; others have very little resist ing force. MEXICAN CHILDREN PLAY WAR. ( Mexican boys of El Paso have a new game; they call it "Guerra," which means war. They have several little dummy Mexican soldiers which they line up in battle array and then shoot down with a pop gun. The children caa be seen every day playing this game in the southern streets of the city and seem to take delight in kicking down tht soldiers. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Michelmore and i their bab- will arrive in El Paso Satur day from Clifton, Ariz., to spend Christ mas day with Mrs. D. W. Dorman and daughter, Pauline. 7P !-P wP The Bristol Rathskeller IS NOW OPEN " AND WILL SERVE' i. is " aPi -w . RlliilSlJ Plum Ili -Jllli. W2 mi ii mn 9ffllaSfevSF'S d. O O A Special Xmas Dinner TABLE DE HOTE 50 CENTS From 12 Until 9 P. M. Sunday, Dec. 25th, and Monday, Dec. 26th 602 San Francisco St. El Paso, Tex. TrW lPJ Pudding -rrv-a v UJz LI 11 - nISk ilCtJr tiollV N?gpib M Wreaths lsk jjWhr S shipment of Holly Wreaths t 3&V-) jffFfix arrives on tonight's express, and mffl y will be on sale tomorrow at ?mp w& 25c each $uX Bob Moore & Co, Has Extra Help We want you to see our Ties, Handkerchiefs and Hose to match. Mufflers are always ac ceptable and all of the things that are salable in a man's store are here. See our Silk Suspend ers, Cravats and Umbrellas-Especial prices on Um brellas. The postoffice is still -across the street from us. Fruit Cake For the Xmas Dinner We want to remind you that when it comes to Plum Pudding, Fruit Cake and aU the other Xmas pastries, that Burke's is the last word. FRqiT CAKE PLUM PUDDING PUMPKIN PIES . MINCE PIES . APPLE PIES Eemember. we make deliveries in anv -nart of the j city. Orders placed too late for Saturday delivery win me uenYereu eariy .Ajnas morning. BURKE'S Home Bakery r$mzr " Ui-m 1H 8 J mt - i i "V T r1 1 . T 1 -f -, &&BS&&B& ALL 1VI1I1S JDeil OlU .-rC Cor. Stanton and Texas. tf(h t M, vj, PHONE 2958. ' EL PASO, TEXAS. TRY HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS LuiyKyi