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EL PASO HERALD ; Saturday, August 27, 1910. ' Shirt Waist Specials These are fresh, new spring waists that must be sold at great sacrifice. $3.00 waists, come in fine materials, "ace and embroidery f -I Q trimmed, for . . . P JL mJ J ,. 52.50 waists, come in different de signs, trimmed in lace and embroidery, for... 1.75 $2.00 wa'sts, come in large range of styles and materials; rt g OC on sale at $ JL 9OtJ $1.75 waists, are 'all good styles and good values at regular rt J j g? prices will be closed at. tP JL JL O' $1.50 waists, come in fine lawns and lingerie materials: the sale price now is c $1.25 waists, snappy styles," good materials; a few odds and ends waists $1.00 values; at ..-.. c $1.00 white lawn and lin gerie waists on sale at 65c and 75c, white, lawn waists, embroidery trimmed Odds and ends lawn waists, 50c values for 68c 38c White Petticoats $4.50 and $5.00 white petticoats on sale at $3.50 white petticoats, lace or em broidery trimmed, Q f $3.00 white -petticoats, lace or em broidery flounce, rt O OP for ..." PeOO $2.50 white, -petticoats, lace or em broidery flounce, J "f QJJ lor . it JL lJ w $2.00 white petticoats, lace or em broidery flounce, d "f Ci for .:;. ibl.U $1.50 and 1.75 white d OA petticoats on sale-at P JL 3 1.25 white muslin petticoats k oc lor $1.00 white muslin skirts for We have regular lines of skirts for 50c and 85 c 75c HOGALES, SONORA'JATL t IS jtfEARING COMPLETION. City Hall Also to" Be Enlarged Wash- outs Delay Traffic on Southern Pacific Mexican Lines. Xogalcs,"Ariz., Aug. 27. The new mu nicipal jail in Xosales. Sonora, is rapidly nearing completion. It is a stone struc ture two stories high, containing apart ments for various city official affairs and janitors' and jailer's quarters. The city hall will also be enlarged and the city stable -will -be kept twhert the present jail is. The S. P. Sonora company is havxng a big pile of railroad refuse removet: to the Empalma shops from Xogales, Sonora. Chas. E. Hardy; tf Tucson addressee the Democratic dub in the courthouse here. P. J. Duffy, Democratic candidate for Fall Hats Have commenced to arrive and as usual we are showing the very latest. 3STo store ever offered a more varied or attractive assortment in'neckwear, shirts, un--derwear and hafcs. The variety in styles and effects is seemingly endless. Men's Fine Tailoring "We-are agents for the Globe Tailoring Co., and are already showing their line of Pall and Winter samples. The excellent tailoring of this com pany, has won the confidence of a great many El Paso men who are partic ular about the style and service of their clothes. From those who are not familiar with our work we solicit a trial order. 500 Styles Here for Selection E. R Will continue the sale on all summer goods and allready-to-wear clothing for men and boys and ladies Don't miss these great values in merchandise. Ladies' Skirts $12.50 fine voile skirts and chiffon panama skirts on Q QO sale at Pe.0 $10.00 high grade French voile ami chiffon panama skirts QtQ. ttf $8.50 fine voile and chiffon panama. irt!.on.??!: $6.-95 $7.50 high grade a-11 wool voile and chiffon'' panama skirts ( E AC for QeJf c "l $0.50 high grade all wool panama, voile and color- (? , ed! skirts for P chiffon L95 $5.00 panama and color- d?0 QE ed wool skirts on sale at P3 J3 $4.00 and $4.50 all wool black and colored skirts, on sale S0 X!LC Ladies' Drawers and Cor set Covers . $1.25,corset covers and QJf drawers on sale ait ?. -. C $1.00 corset covers and Q drawers on sale at i JK 75c and Soc corset covers and Afl drawers on sale at "vv 65c corset covers and FA drawers on sale at JJk 3 special lots 35c drawers, lace, em broidery and lace embroid- OE ery tucked, at t& C White Linens 35c special white 36-inch linen for . . .' 50c white 36-inch linen for 21-4 yards wide all linen sheeting for 1 special lot 36-inch colored linens for 27c c ..68c 1623C 42 Inch White Lawns 25c white 42-inch lawn for 20c white 42-inch lawn for 15c white 42-inch la-wn for 12c white 42-inch lawn for 20c 15c c c Long Eimonos 7.50 long silk kimonos tff QS 6.50 long silk kimonos &A on sale at p . 5.00 long silk kimonos (h O on sale at V3 1 special lot of all silk d0 7C long kimonos for tJ?o I J 2.50 long crepe kimonos ( fl QO on sale at J.CO $2.00 long crepe kimonos on sale at 1.50 long cn-epe kimonos fr -j - Si 2n Ion" crene kimonos ff O Y 0 x VC' on sale at. delegate to the constitutional convention, judge "5V. A. O'Connor and Chas. E. Hardv are stumping 'Santa Cruz county. Heavy washouts below Hermosillo have interfered with traffic. C. J. TVheelex and family of Galveston, Texas, have arrived in Xogales to re side, and 3fr. Wheeler will take a. posi tion in the customs service at this port. Hoy & Titeomb, Inc., crossed three carloads of mining .machinery and sup plies here for Sonora points. Several new mail coaches have gone through Xogales for the S. P. lines in Mexico. iirs. S. Bailyand son, Jules Harter, are visiting in Tucson. George Gross and wife, from the Na tional camp, are here on business. The rainfall in this vicinity to data has -been 71-2 inches. and Furnishings THORNTON 9 215 San Antonio Street. Odds & Ends Sale of Dresses $3.50 dresses, made of figured ba tiste, new in stj'le, tf -I QQ $5.00 new style -wash, dresses, made oi line imporieu ging ham, for $8.50 -white and colored lawn dresses at p-r&3 $12.50 black silk taffeta dresses at.. $15.00 silk dresses on sale at .$7.50 $8.95 White Wash Skirts $3.00 and $3.50 white wash skirts for $2.50 wliite wash skirts for $2.00 white wash skirts ( for c $1.50 white wash skirts for c Ladies' Hose n 25c tan and black alUlace and lace boot style; sale price 18c, P 2 for OOC 25c gauze hose, black and tan, full fashion hose, on sale I Q at 1 35c lace hose, tan and black) all lace and boot styles, 07 for '. s.... S C 50c fine imported black lace and boot styles, on sale $f Shirts, Sheeting, Pillow a Oases and Staple Goods MONDAY SPECIALS 9"4 bleildl p11 shef ns 25c for 4-2 bleached Pepperell pillow casing 13f2C 9-4 Pepperell sheets, limit 4 each r 7c 9-4 Eidgewood sheets, limit 6, each 1 special lot of cases lie, or doz c 1 lot of heavy linen (f ggj finish cases, 13 l-2c, doz. P 1 DO 10 yards- of apron check gingham for 1 lot of 81-3c double fold percales for ,. c c c 10 vards of Gold ledal o bleached domestic for 0 10 yards of Canoe bleached domestic for 20c bleached .bath towels for 0c 6c 25c bleached -bath towels OQc 25c bleaclied 'bath towels 1 special lot 18-36 cotton huck towels, doz. CAERIZOZO PERSONALS. Carrizozo, N. it, Aug. 27. Governor George Curry of Monterey was a visitor here yesterday. Architect Otto Goetz is in Tucum cari. Brent Paden of El Paso is here visiting his father, Dr. iL G. Paden. A. J. Holland of Holland Bros, is in El Paso on business. Frank TT. Gurney is visiting his family at El Paso. Miss Allie Johnson has returned from a visit with her uncle and aunt at Alto. Dr. M. G. Paden has returned from Alamogordo, where he went to get some of the equipment of the railroad hospi tal -which he will use in his hospital here. (Continued From Page One.) Eg 4- -- s eJ I a g & "B iHI W H "BT4 C pie portions of the forests could not be reached as quickly, and consequently manv of them became well developed. j Since the establishment of the national J forests tne iorest service nas ueu uuu ! structmg trails and telephone lines in the forests as rapidly as the funds ap propriated by congress permitted. Many I parts of the northwestern forests are, I however, slill without such communica tion and it is chiefly the fires in such areas which have caused the present I disaster In Idaho and Montana. IXo Rainiuaklng Attempt. The reasons given by the government for rejecting the suggestion to fire nu merous great jjuiis simiiiLciueuusiv m the hope of producing rain toquench the fire were that it -would be not only expensive but futile. Many still cling to the hope that pres ident Taft, to whom they have appealed, will order the firing done. Lack of wind today assists the fighters. Tli pxneriment would have 6een one of the most spectacular ever attempted In the United States. Around Puget Sound, at Forts "Worden, Casey and Flagler, the army has 40 12-inch mor tars, six 12-inch rifles, 18 10-inclt guns and 20 6-inch guns, besides a large number of guns of smaller caliber. At the mouth of the Columbia, in Forts Columbia and Stevens .. are eight 12-inch mota and eight 10 inchers; three eight inch guns and 11 6-inch, in addition to the smaller ones. To fire these simultaneously, load ed properly for the purpose in mind, would have cost the government, It was estimated at the war department, $10,000. Atmitting the possibility of ef fectiveness, it was considered that probably 10 -rounds would have been required. This would have run the cost up to a figure that the officials did not feel justified in sanctioning -without specific authorization from congress. reutties Train Bulletin. All afternoon and evening trains are reported on time. C. Ii. BUIIngtoii, 709 Magoffin. Tel. 1489, painting, paper hanging, decorating Dr. Cameron reliable dentistry, reason able price. Over Guarantee shoe store. Call for Longwell's hacks at Union depot- T. -ti T TiTit-r- "Prrv5r1ence hoS niti Office hours from 7 to 10 and from 2 to 5. 1 Cauliflower, 15 cents pound. Jnclcson's Sanitary Grocery, Phone 353. B. of R. T. Union Meetinjr. All members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen are requested to at tend a special union meeting of 'lodges numbers 50 and S00 at Red Men's hall. Tuesday, August 30, S p. m. Business ot importance. H. F. Liikqs, chairman. C. Farmer, secretary. " Noted Educator Dies. Boston. Mass.. Aug. 27 ivniiam James editor, author and dean of American philosophers, born in New York, Janu ary 11, 1842, the son of the Rev. Henry James, a Swedenborgian minister and writer, Is dead. Professor James be came an Instructor at Harvard in 1S72, two years after he had taken his degree of M. D., at the medical school there. Two years later he was made assistant professor of comparative anatomy and physiology and from 1S60 to 1885 he was assistant' professor of pholosophy; from 1885 to 18S9 professor in the same department; professor of pschology from 18S9 to 1S97, and professor of phi losophy fronTl897 to 1907. New fall hats here. Bryan Brs. Dr. AY". R. AVeeks, chronic diseases.. The Ogden property, corner Tays and First streets. Three brick houses, wiir be'old atheriff-s sale at the court house, Tuesday, September 6. Holeprgof Sox. Bran Bros, Japan Takes Over Korea. Seoul, Korea, Aug. 27. The Associ ated Press is permitted to state that Korean sovereignty has ceased and that Mutsuhito, emperor of Japan, will be come absolute ruler of Korea next Mon day when the agreement between em peror Yi Siek,. emperor of Korea, and Mutsuhito,, rwhich was signed August 22, will be officially promulgated. Fresh A'epret allies. Cauliflower, pound 15c. Egg plant, pound 10c. Summer squash, pound 10c. Cucumbers, 2 for 5c. Celery, 2 bunches for 25c. Bell peppers, pound 15c. Fancy sweet potatoes, 6 pounds 25c. Fresh asparagus, 2 bunches 25c. Jackson's Sanitary Grocery. Phone .353. New line fall suitings here. $20 io $40. Bryan Bros. A Specialized Product. Smith's ice cream is absolutely a specialized product. It is lacking in no respect, because pure ice cream, of a fixed standard of richness cannot lack. Bell peppers, 15 cents pound. Jackson's Sanitary Grocery, Phone 353. A'. 31. C. A.s GROAA'TII. New York, Aug. 27. The year book of the North American Young Men's Christian association now being used, shows the membership of the associ ation to have well passed the half million mark. There are 2017 associ ations, au increase of 103 during the year. Cakes. If you want something nice try one of Mrs. Dan Kelly's home-baked cakes, 75 cents each. Jnckson' sSnnitary Grocery, Phone 353. Small Blaze. An incipient blaze in a small shed carted the department to Seventh am1 El Paso streets, Friday night about S AT ews H ViULUlU' 11 w t- XL4- ! ,. 1, ,h- to mm-liase your footwear eVti ClliUCAiXjr'0'L wj.va.w -"-- r -nnir in this sale was made bv the foremost Eastern and Ohio manufacturers. Included are Wickert & Uard ;Slvn; cirill ? Fancy Slipper, Haverhill, Mass.; Val Duttenhoefer & Sons, Cincinnati, Ohio, etc., on salet Everv ner. Brookly 1-2 their actual value Bargain Table No. 1 Misses and Children's Oxfords 1 and Pumps, all colors. Regular values $1.2o and 2.50. Art iw w oclock. A hole In the top of the'shed was the onlj- damage. Suits to measure. Bryan Bros. Fresh asparagus 2 bunches 25 cents. Jaclcson'3 Sanitary Grocery, Phone 353. The latest in ties. - Brynn Bros. Crippen Xenr London. London. Ene:.. Aug. 27. Wireless messages received here from the te--' gantic today say that the trip of ur. Crippen and Miss Leneve has been without incident thus far. The prison ers are held in close seclusion and are guarded night and day. They are al lowed on the promenade deck onlv at night. ' Cakes If you want something nice try one of Mrs. Uan Kelly's home-baked cakes, 75 cents each. l Jackson's Sanitary Grocery, Phone 353. Police Chief III. Chief B. F. Jenkins is under the weather as the result of the annual visit a. case of hay fever from which he suffers. Mayor Kelly says there is no intention of replacing the chief with another. The" El Paso Dairy is open to day light inspection, no dark corners. Time and effort are generously expended in keeping it sanitary. If El Paso Dairy milk is goo-1 fn 75 Ieroent of the homes, it is good for the balance. Bip: Strike Ends. New York, N. Y., Aug. 27. Informal announcement is made today that the strike of cloakmakers here has been settled and the 70,000 strikers are ex pected to return to wo'rk on Monday. The open shop continues. Fresh asparagus, 2 bunches 25 cents. Jackson's Sanitarv Grocery, Phone 353. ' Xo Mystery Here. There is no mystery attachedto Smith's ice cream, it is absolutely pure and wholesome. Rebels Hold ?icarnsrna. Managua, Nic Aug. 27. Gen Emil iano Chamorro, one of president Es trada's chief lieutenants and ' advisers, and a spectacular figure In the revolu tion, will relieve Jose Dolores Estrada ' as acting president and occupy the of- j fice until Gen. Estrada arrives at me capital prepared to take up the reins of government. Only One Ice Cream. There is only one ice cream in El Paso which can be absolutely guaranteed to be pure and that is Smith's ice cream. New fall styles ties here. Brynn Bro-. Open All Day Saturday. Saturday marked the end of early Saturday closing for the offices of the city hall. Beginning with September, the offices will remain open on Satur- DiMORUFF SHS STOIHNg SOftLP YEiLD TO THIS TEgSTMEMT Why experiment trying to drive the dandruff germ from underneath the skin with greasy lotions or fancj hairdress Ing. when the Knoblauch Drug Store Trill guarantee ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP to entirely rid the scalp of the germ life that causes the trouble. ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP can be ob tained in any city or town in America and are recognized the best and most economical treatment for all affections of the skin or scalp whether on infant or grown person. One shampoo with ZEMO SOAP and application of ZEMO will stop Itching and cleause the scalp of dandruff and scurf. We mwte you to try ZEMO and ZEMO I Mm& Like cut Jrall This is the greatest assortment of Ladies' Low Shoes ever assembled in El Paso, i There are the strlish pumps, ankle strap, instep strap effects, as well as regular I oxfords in patent, kid, gun metal, suede and satin cravenette. These very styles I are the rage in the East and are sold no w from $3.00 to $5.00 the pan. in Hfl.vS ran will be afforded of flie highest quality at positively the lowest prices I - 215 El Paso Street days as on other days. Ing began in May. The early Celery, 2 bunches for 25 cents. .Jackson's Sanitary Grocery. Phone 353. The best milk Is none too good. We maintain a high standard of purity, not because the law requires, but for busi ness reasons. El Paso Dairy. Mexican Arrested. Officer AV. Williams arrested Juan Apoca Saturday morning on a charge of drunkenness and vagraucy. Juan was caught In the ruins of the Buckler building. MARFA YOUKG FOLK ENJOY SOCIAL TIME. :Marfa, Texas, Au- 27. Mrs. Charles Kramer gave a party complimentary to Miss Kiser at the home of Airs. J. H. Harris. A feature of the evening was the flower garden contest, in which Aliss Allie Brown and. Roy Jordan ere the successful contestants, while the "bcoby" prizes were awarded to Herbert Humphries and Miss Genevieve BoeL 'Airs. Kilpatrick was hostess to a num ber of young bo3s and girls. 3.1r Jordan of" Eagle Pass is visiting friends in this city. .Mr. Jordan was for merly connected with the Alarfa, Mercan tile company. G. X. Bogel left for New York, where he will attend school. Mr. Pattie, who has been east on a business trin, has returned. Rev. W. B. Bloys conducted sen-ices at the Methodist church Sunday night. J. W. Brentley has returned from a visit to easi Texas. Fire Insurance; Downinjc . Crowell. 209 Mesa; Bell phone 57S. DEATHS AKD BTJEIALS. ii. C. RUSSELL. Funeral services for H. C. Russell will be held Sunday afternoon. Inter ment will be made in Evergreen ceme tery. 3IRS. W. C. SANDERS. The body of Mrs. W. C. Sanders, of Denver, Colo., who died Tuesday at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. I. G Pearson, 717 North St. Vrain street, has We are" showing some exception ally good values in womens' and $350 all leathers KINNEY SHOE Company V j Lereer Shoe ,to. clos- the greatest opportunity like Cut Bargain Table No. 2 ladies' Oxfords, Ties and Pumps, black, chock, tan etc Values to ?4.00. tf - O j Now viw been shipped to Greely, Colo., accom panied by the husband, who arrived here Friday. ELDO S. GOODMAN". ' The body of Eldo S. Goodman, who died at Las Vegas Aug. 23. arrived in El Paso this morning and will be buried in Evergreen cemetery. There will be no funeral services. " Fire Insnrance; J3o-vtbIms & Crowell. 209 Mesa; Bell phone 578. Mrs. C. A. Harverson, Miss Nellie" i Symes Harverson and Vernon Harver son. of Houston, Tex., are the guests of Mrs. F. H. Symes and family, of G13 Nevada street. Up-Set Sick Feeling that follows taking s dos&pf castor oil, salt3 or calomel, is about the worst you can endure Ugh it gives one the creeps. ,You don't have to have itr-CASCARETS move m the bowels tone up the liver without these bad feelings. Try them. n CASCARETS zee a bar for a stele's treatment, all druezists. Blpgest seller in the world. Million boxes montH ANDERl NE Produce thick, luxixrlaat fcair rrhea all tber reaediea fail. We araaraate Danileriae. All DratttUts, 25c. Se aa4 1, or Bead this Ad Tritk 18e (xta-pt mr liver) tor a lars trm saa-sls. WfOWLTOX DAltDElUXX C9. CUtsztt. Uli-Mrta. THE CHILDREN'S WARD Iff b. IUcUJS. S XLU-syibcU Is equipped with all facilities fori sick infants. Graduate nurses in at- 1 tendance. i New York's best seller ak .Circuit Riders Wife! 'r ff by Harris for sale by International Book & Stationery Co. Herald Building h READ IT! -& i