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PASO HERALD JjiJL 8 Saturday, November 9, 1912 The Calisher Department Store Co., Inc. Monday Begins the Second Week of This Great "Free Trade" Sale at Caliper's 1 . M"MMM iirMn-inni All Trimmed Hats at Just Half Price Imported Pattern Hats, Gage, Msk, Castle and Virot Tailored Hats, and every xnuimeu xiat xu uic cumc oiuoa . The Regular Prices. Tliis announcement, coming as it does, in the midst of the Millinery Season, will be met with the favor of El Paso's womenfolk in general, as the liberality of this offering is .unprecedented at this season. The range of styles and prices is immense from $1.00 up to $50.00. Take your choice of the entire stock at Half the Price! "Free Trade" Prices in the Dress Goods Section Hare created sensational; selling. This coming week will witness even bet ter value giving. The Tariff is off. 2 $1.75 BROCADED DUCHESS SATINS In beautiful shades and designs 42 OT. RICH CHARMEUSE SllfeS In a fall choice of shades, at.... $1.25 NATURAL PONGEE SILK 36 inches wide, a fine grade, at BEAUTIFUL MOIRE SILKS In all desired shades, yard $2.50 BROADCLOTH SUITINGS In every desired shade, 54 i aches $1.15 $1.45 95c $2.00 BROCADED CHARMEUSE (ti OQ In Hie new evening shades V J $2.00 IMPORTED FRENCH VOILES - OQ 46 inches wide, all shades, at 3iL02 50c CREPE DE PARIS 7?r In a beautifnl color range, at 3 8 $3.00 MACKINAW CLOAKINGS djO OQ & BUV In green and tan checks, reversible. fg.50 and $5.50 NOVELTY SUITINGS tf In English mannish weaves, yard V Monday Special! Lonsdale Cambric 8 THE YARD. Limit C 10 yards. (Basement Store), LENOX SOAP Eight bars for fig limit S bars. wC (Basement Store) "Eskay" Freack Kid Gloves $3.95 Eskay 16 button length real French Kid Gloves, three buttons at the "yist, in Mack, &Q Q C. white s$d colors, at.. P&f&D PAIR (1st floor Monday Only.) $2.75, 12 button length, real doe skin Gloves, three buttons at the wrist, in natural color rf " Q.g pair oarfy, Monday BLANKET ROBES Fr Woen ,& Men (Basement Store) A splendid assortment of these warm and comfort in dueng robes are shown, in many handsome patterns and colorings, in soft, wool, fleecy robes, at frA CA from $2-48 up to ipl-.Ov? MONDAY SPECIALS 5c Spools Clark's C Thread, 7 for &3C Clark's best 6 cord Spool Cot ton, all numbers, in black or white, full 200 yards to the spool. WOMEN'S SUPPORTERS With pin- top and pad, 1 o regular 25c, at Ov 10c CARD'JJE LpNG'S Hooks and Eyes, black or white, 2 dozen on 7AL ..S 7ii- card 5c SILK COVERED and enameled wire' collar sup porters, 3 on card, for K.5c WHITE LINEN ' Corset laces,- 5 yards long, each .33C .3c 25c BOX PINEAPPLE Linen stationery, 2 sheets paper and 2 dozen envelopes dozen 19c Now tnat the election is over, the minds of the people at large will be occupied jjith the one ! obiectofa-educingthe present high Tarirt and tne annoi-mai mga cost ux ueauu mis ahke-bnt "CaKsliers,'' as&nsnal, take the lead in promotog the new era by takmg all the excess Tariff off now when you need this merchandise most! Off The Regular Prices On All Evening Costumes and Wraps At ?42.50 m m and Upward. One Quarter Off She Regular Frices On All-Coa- -Suits- M fe markfid at .$35.00 and upward. These stocks present a brilliant gathering of the Best Models of the present seas ion's designing. Your savings can be estimated by the following quotations, which but partly tell the story. $42.50 COSTUMES- Q Q $35.00 .COAT SUITS- $26.25 1-3 Off now . . ,.tPOaJJ 1-4 Off, now r $47.50 CSTUMESI'".. 01 OH $38.50 COAT SUITS- $28.87 1-3 Off now . . P ' 1-4 Off, now r $52.50 dOSTUMES- ' '& Aft $42.50 COAT SUITS- $31.87 1-3 Off, now.... ..pOO.W 1-4 Off, now .: $65.00 COSTUMES- $43 38 ff COAT SUITS- $3412 1-3 Off, now pttJ.JO i4 Off, now .... H AND SO ON UP TO THE HIGHEST PRICED MODELS Al $75.00. $85.00 AND $150.00 Wonderful Values Are These Beau- 1 A A Exquisite Chiffon Waists Priced With- M Qjf tiful Coats Priced at $13oUU out the Tariff at F They should be marked $20.00 and $25.00, but we These waists wouldTe thuoght extra good values price them to you with the Tariff removed. The at $7.50 and $8.50. There's a lovely gathering of models displayed in our windows' will give you an charming models to make your selection from; all idea of the extraordinary values h shades. Dress Trimmings and , Robes For the Social Occasion A magnificent jrathering of dainty and charm ing trimmings for the gown you contemplate are shown - here in odd metal aJIovers, flounces and bands, clever fancies in bogle, beaded, sequin and cut steel bands, jeweled garnitures and dainty nets in dewdrop and Brussels. Chiffon roses are also shown in the desired sizes, by the yard. The chiffon robes to wear orer charmeuse are shown in beautiful shades, with exquisite tracery of bugle and sequin applique, al most reasonable prices. Thanksgiving "Free trade" Sale of Linens Appropriately timed to meet your needs pleasingly priced with all ex cess Tariff removed. The saving is yours. t HEMSTITCHED LINEN TABLE CLUTMS Fine grade German pure tf ? Qg linen - TWO aad THREE YARD PATTEKfl CLUXH& 66 ta 70 IN. ALL LINEN DAMASK Full bleached or stiver bleached, $1.00 grade, D rgsui MJ-wm ill fflPHKsKfMf Wit ill il ii&J!6sSaM(B JBt mm NEW SHADOW LACES In beautiful flounces and semi flounces, allovers,' .bands and -edges; a tast&nil selection to cfcoose -from, at rather modest pricings. ROBESPIERRE RUFFLING LACES In all desised widths, exquisite designs in the new straight edge patterns, at a price to please. PHOENIX SILK MUFFLERS AND rfl rjJZ ENGLISH SCARFS for the heaof a P late Bovdtr, axe shown int all "wanted, colors. NOVELTIES IN NECKWEAR Bows, with eut steel trimming, Robespierre col lars, jabots and frills; Inch crochet collar and euffs sets, Robespierre sets etc., are shown at prices to suit; 25c on tip to NEW ROBESPIERRE RUFFLING BY THE YARD IN ALL WIDTHS $3.50 yard 84 IN. IRISH DOUBLE SATIN DAMASK Bleached, heavy, all Hnen, 2 25 3-4 Napkins to match, deeen 6S Of. HEAVY LINEN DAMASK Bleached and silver bleached; regularly CQ worth 73c yard V 64 IN. BLEACHED MERCERIZED DAMASK In beautiful design; regularly worth 50c, $2.95 $4.50 Yard 20 IN. ALL LINEN HEAVY NAPKINS Silver bleached, hemmed, ' d - yC dozen - 15 IN. LINEN LUNCH NAPKINS Hemstitched, pretty patterns, 0 7C down v && J LUNCH SETS In fine linen, hemstitched eloth and 6 napkins, in heantiful designs, at Q up $? gQ te 32x36 INI LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS Bleached orK silver bleached, "J8c SOCCIftl ...."" " 36 IN. H. s! OR SCALLOPED LINEN Lunch Cloths, round or square, 25 distinct AQ styles, special J2 72 IN. SCALLOPED TABLE CLOTHS 32":".". $4.50 Pure tinea damask, 0ah . ....- 72 IN. BLEACHED ALL LINEN DAMASK Worth regularly ?16, fcl 5 yard uf ',, 3-4 Napkins to match, down ?3-50 72 IN. EXTRA FINE IRISH DAMASK Bleached, a superb grade, tfcg .50 Extra Vize'jiapkina to mateh. don. $6-00 66 to 72 IN. MERCERIZED DAMASK Bleached, satin finish, fa regular 65e heavy g Q 18IN. SMMEDALLLnJEN NAPKijfS- In silver Meaebed, a fine quality, wortfc j .25 S'm. HEMMEd'iRKH LWEN NAPKUIS lufuU bleached, tte $3.50 IfncFRiNGED LUNCH NAPKINS" Bleached, all linen, ' S2.25 3Zm.EMB."sCALLOPEDLrNCB:SETS Bleariied damask, in pretty dmns. a splendid se- 5- $3,25p $6.00 45 iNCH HEMSTiTCHED LUNCH CLOTHS Pure Linen Damask, 1 CQ special .-... piwv A beautiful selection of Linen Damask Table Sets, in all widths is here fur vour choosing. Priced at from $7.50 the set on up to $25.00 the set. h fc i a - - . 1 N EWS BREVITIE (Advertisement) Train Bulletin. Texas Se. Pacific ' train No. 6,' due at 9:05 p. vcl. Is reported to arrrve at 10:35 p. m. All other afternoon and night trains are reported on time for Saturday. To Oar Gastemerg. "When our -phone. No. it, is please call 234. Held Brax Ceal and Wood. busy, Millinery. Alice Green. Buckler Bid-. Vrempt Hack Service. Pomeroy's nacke are at the barn, hitched, awaiting your calL Phones, Bell 651-2444. Willis V. Brews, of Koswell. N. M., was a drunkard and gambler for 25 years, an infidel and outlaw for eight years. Hs is now converted and has preached the pare gospel for 17 years. Evangelist Brown has visited 40 states. He and company are now holding meetings at the big tent on Mills street, between Kansas and Campbell streets. Come and near them at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. No bat collections. Supported by free will of ferings. The evangelist says "Salvation pnakes us one." Dr. Nettie Satterlce, osteopath, 609 ! American Bank Bids'., phone 141.- TJr. JamieseB, diseases of kidneys, bladder, rectum and skin; 61S Mills Bldg Globe Trotter to Leave. J. W. Raymond, a. globe trotter with a dog train attachment, will leave Sunday morning on the .second leg of his long hike from Los An geles to New York. He will go from El Paso to San Antonio along the G. H. A. S. A. line. Jlaymond is making his own and the Ogs way from coast to coast by selling post cards of him self and bis miniature prairie schooner. Dr. J. II. Facet, dentist. 501-602 Roberts-Banner Bldg., phone 1650. Attention, Spanish War Veterans. Hamilton Fish, camp No. 2. U. S. W. V., will hold a social at Fraternal Brotherhood hall, on Wednesday eve ning at 7:30 oclock. November 13. All Spanish war veterans are invited and earnestly requested to be present. T. walz, commander. Hary Utah and lost it in San Francisco, died here of injuries received Satur day night, when he -was beaten by footpads. For many years CoL Trumbo was one of the best known connoisseurs of painting in the west. He had a notable collection and exe cuted many commissions for wealthy patrons. Dr. Cameron, dentist, 22S Mesa Ave. Dr. It. M. Ratllff, dentist. Sue. to Drs. Paget & Ratllff, 204-5-6, Caples Bldg. Drag Clerks to Orcanlxe. Being the age of organization, the pill rollers are prepairng to get to gether. A call has been 4ssued for a .meeting pt theretal drug clerks io be h&d Wednesday night at the court house. All licensed pharmacists are eligible to membership in the new association. the two district judges and county judge. Dr. Klein, diseases of lungs, stomach, intestines. Roberts-Banner Bldg. Mexican Herald on Sale at Ward's Pharmacy, in El Paso. Com plete and reliable news of what hap pens in Mexico. NecdlHB glanses? See our optician. Foster Co., Jewelers, Herald Bldg. Homitaa Asks For El Paso Policeman, j The police department at Houston, j Texas, wants help from the El Paso .nll.... .3.I.... . a atvinr tka ...nival ! IKUKC UCNUU11CUI UC , but; l. Jll a& 'week which will open in that city Monday and close the following Tues day, according to a letter written to police chief L N. Dayis from the Hous ton police department. The Houston department wants at least one man. and sergeant W. D. Greet, in response to that request will leave Saturday night en route, to assist the police of that city during the festivities. Dr. Jones, feet specialist, Mills Bldg. Dr. A. T. Still Ostcopthic Infirmary. Dr. Ira W. Collins, physician in chief; Dr. Amelia Burk, Dr. Grace Parker. Dr. Paul R. Collins, consulting physicians; 201 West Missouri street. WHY . PAY MORE ANY STYLE $3.50 "Buff Said" Given Bros. Expert Shoe Fitters 215 El Paso St Half Block South of New HoteL For house vrirlnK and fixtures see the National Telegraph one and Supply Company, 317 Mills street. Ends Life AVIth IJuIIet. Ault, Colo., Nov. 9. Alfred Hennes sey, aged 40, living near Ault, commit ted suicide by shooting himself with a 38 caliber revolver. Hennessey leaves a widow and three children. Mrs. Hennessey says her husband's mind had become unbalanced because of financial troubles. Sadler Rrturnn for Visit. Quih Sadler, who for six years was connected with the EI Paso & South western railroad, and -was special agent for that road in El Paso, is here on a visit from San Diego, CaL, where he is terminal superintendent for the A., T. Jfc S. F. railroad. He- expects to spend about 10 days in El Paso. LOSES DIAMONDS WHILE IN BATHTUB Dr. Robinson, disease of children, and obstetrics, 211 Roberts-Banner Bldg. Dri' Garrett, diseases of stomach and Intestines, removed to 403-4 Roberts Banner building. Holds Two Meetings Dally. Rev. Willis M. Brown and his com pany of four singers and workers is holding a series of tent meetings on Mills street between Kansas and Campbell street The meetings are held at 2:30 in the afternoon and at 7:30 in the evening. Dr. Bryan, dentist 107 El Paso street Watson to Qualify Early. Will I Watson, elected to the office of county tax collector exDects to be among tile first of the recently elected I county! officials to assume Vie duties of his Kfjce. Mr. Watson stated Sat urday morfring that he would qualify for the office at an early date after the county commissioners announced the results of the general election which will be Monday morning. Monition Notice is hereby given that there have been seized in this collection district two brown moles, one bay horse and one brown mare mule, with Mexi can brands, which will be sold in front of the customs house, El Paso, Texas, at in -lfk- a. m.. November IS. 1912. Anyone claiming the sain is required to appear within tne lime prescnoeu lv -.-.-. Alfred L. Sharpe, Collector of Customs. HerKC and DusST For Chief. Now that the city has purchased a five passenger automobile for the en gineering department the horse and buggy which was used, by city en gineer Herbert C. Nunn, wtll be turned over to police chief I. N. Davis. Advertising: and Canning. By W. C. Kenasa. Advertising has probably done more to foster the habit of systematic sav ings than any other one factor. Banks through newspaper advertis ing have Induced thousands or people to open savings accounts and to sys tematically add thereto. The savings habit once formed leads to the reading of advertising along other lines, for your savings bank de positor is keen to discover ways which will permit him or her to increase the bank balance. There ar-those who actually deposit each month the difference between what they expected to pay for articles and the amount they bought them for when advertised at special prices. Then there are those who, with a given sum as. working capital, keep close watch of the advertisements ap pearing on the "Want" page and by ju dicious investment turn this capital again a.id again crediting the profits to their savings accounts. Mere hoarding of money isn't the ob- iect of aavinxs. One should save to know the value of money to have the Have your electrical work done by the old reliable Texas Electrical Supply Co., 119 N. Stanton St Both phones. Morroiv In Kansas City. Ernest Morrow,. manager of the Har vey cafe and of the Sheldon cafe. Is now in charge of the McCormick res taurant In Kansas City. Mr. Morrow resigned from the Sheldon after te close of the world series. New York Diamond Salesman Sees Gems Swept Dowa Drain Engineer Re covers Them and Receives Present. Los Angeles. Calif., Nov. 9. Max Levy, a New York diamond salesman, stated to friends here today that gems of his valued at $22,500 had been lost through a drain in a bath tub yesterday, to his temporary great mental anguish. He would not trust them even to the safe in the hotel where he was a guest. He carried them in a small chamois bag about his neck, even when bathing, which he was doing when the string sup porting the bag broke and the diamonds .isappearea tnrougn ine uram. Levy dashed down four flights of stairs and told his troubles to the hotel clerk. An engineer soon recovered the diamonds for Levy, who presented his rescuer with a diamond pin. DOG TAX AND CLEAN ' JAIL FOR JUAREZ Juan N. Medina, while waiting for the acceptance of his resignati6n which will permit him to run for mayor of Juarez in the elections next month, is prepar ing for the collection of a dog tax for the first time in Juarez, and perhaps for the first time in Mexico. Juarez always has been overrun with dogs. Mayor Medina is busy arranging a prop er sort of dox tag, ior which six pesos will be charged yearly, and a Juarez dog catcher will be appointed to elimi nate unregistered "pups. The Juarez jail is undergoing a thor ough renovating. Whitewash in profu sion is being plastered on the walls of the cells and in the jail patio, a new cook stove is installed and the drainage system of the jail is being modernized. The road running ironi Juarez to tne MISSING SAMPLE. A traveling salesman wishing to have some fun with an old nrgro sitting on a soap box in a small store in Vn-gwia, asked if Smith's store was on the right left-hand side of the road. The oM ne gro looked up and asked: "Is you a salesman?" "Yes," he replied, "I am selling brains." The old man with an air of diBgust answered: "You is the furat salesman I ever seed who doesn't carry any sam ples." Exchanges Laurie HaTdware Co S0 Mills St. ttavw Tnma a nwmii, of the central fire company, who has been laid up for several weeks with a badly sprained ankle, expects to report for duty Monday morning. a reward to tne person witn reaay cash. Mere reading of advertising to save a penny here and a dime there on the cost of an article la not getting the true value of the advertisements. One should read advertising for the liberal education it affords, for the better ways of living it makes possible, as well as for the time-saving and money saving opportunities it presents. The "One Best" aid to perfect digestion to keep the bowels open to make the liver active Is HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters Try a bottle today. There's nothing better. All Druggists If Yob Wast tie Best In Tents and Awnings Let tie 014 Rek'aUe Do Ywr Wark EI Paso Tent and Awning Co. 312 South EI Paso Street Phone 2044. H. J. Coffins, MBgr. Wide Dack for sale by the yard, bolt or bale. ! Dr. Prentiss, diseases of stomach, in testines, liver, 515 Roberts-Banner Bids. Dr. Anna Reum, Buckler Bldg. Victim of Footpads Dies. San Francisco. Cal.. Nov. 9. CoL I Isaac Trumbo. who made a fortune in Phillips May Be Deputy Clerk. When J.' A. Escajeda. county audi tor, elected to the office of dis trict clerk, takes charge of the latter office, it is reported that he will take with him as chief deputy clerk, J. N. Phillips, who is at present his chief clerk in the auditor's office. The ap pointment of a new auditor is up to j Southwestern Fuel Co, Full measure, money ready when Opportunity of f era I j arez Agricultural college to the east a reward to the nerson with ready' , 1- ,.. ;-., . ., OI town is ueiiiK repaireu sua jimuy chuck holes filled with gravel. QUEER WAYS OF BUGS. I wonder about the little bugs That keep so still all day, And only just begin to sing When the children stop their play! I feel so sorry for them all. It does not seem quite right To make so many little bugs Sit up and ainv all night! Exchange. I'd rather be a Could Be If I could not be an Are; For a Could Be is a-Mav Be, With a chance of touching par. I'd rather be a Has Been Than a Might Have Been, by far: For a Might Have Been, has never been. Buf a Has was once an Are. Ladies' Home Journal. A" OBGAN RBCITAIi. At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid so ciety it took some time to get down to business. Mrs. "Wiggins told of her re cent operation for appendicitis, and Mrs. Higgins and Mrs.- Biggins had reminiscences of similar experiences. At last a lady rose to go, "I thought," she explained to her hoBtess in the hall, "that it was to be a business meeting, but I find it is an organ recital." New York Times. Heating Stoves Every Sire and Price. Laurre Hardware Co.. 309 Mills St Base Burners, 1 Held Bros. 1 1 Wholesale and Retail 1 1 Hay, Grain 1 1 1 Field Seeds I I I Cotton Seed Meal and 1 I 1 Phone 36 & 210. II I Leon and 2nd Sts. I " 1 El Paso, Tex. I Horace B. Stevens Real Estate and Insurance MILLS BUILDING. FOR SALE 78x120 ft. Corner North Virginia and Boulevard, improved with two 7 room brick buildings, $12,000.00 52x120 ft. Corner North Oregon and Boulevard, improved with a 14 room, two story building, lib eral terms, $20,000.00 75x120 ft. Corner North Oregon St., between Boulevard and Mon tana Streets, $16,000.00 37x120 ft. South El Paso Street, between Overland and Second. 61x120 ft.-On San Franciseo Street, improved with a three story building; bringing good rent; liberal terms. 52x120 ft. Corner Wyoming and Campbell Streets, improved with two 5 room dwellings a fine site for apartments. Use Herald Want Ads.