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EX, PASO HEBALD Friday, December 23, 1910. ' For Saturdaythe last Christ- shopping daywe offer practical ifts for little moneyShop H fli ML H 1 W TV JJ JmjF Holiday g ISlSHr Some of the nrices below early. III fmSm the last Xmas shopping fSpr find these values and P3 goods are priced elsewhet Practical Gifts for Men may seem sensationally low to you, hut we intend to make day the biggest bind busiest day of, the season. xYou will many others throughout the store a third lower than same "Our location saves you money. " Shoes and Slippers for Gifts MEN'S NECKWEAR Four in hands, string, bow jind other styles, in neat and pretty patterns, at 25c ?g and up to i J MEN'S SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND MUFFLERS In many pretty designs, at 25c and rf0 A A MEN'S WHITE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS Hemstitched and initial, at 10c and Tip f MEN'S GLOVES Dressed and un dressed kid, suede and S0 ftfl tan, at $1-25 and up to. Jill MEN'S SILK HALF HOSE Also fine lisle thread, in black, tan and fancy colors, (worth to 75c pair, special Sat urday 35c, 3 pairs ! A A MEN'S FANCY SUSPENDERS Ex tra, long, narrow and wide widths, put up in holly boxes, at d - ft 25c and up to J10 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Fine ma dras and percale, neat designs, spe cial at 49c and up (O OP faO Extra Xmas Special Full yard -wide Black Taffeta Silk, the guaranteed QO to wear kind, worth $1.39? special Saturday 27 O C Extra Xmas Special Full yard wide guaranteed Satin, in colors of tan, navy, red, wine, gray, cream, light blue, black and white, Q Q aui. worth $1.25 j special Saturday WOMEN'S ZEPHYR KNIT SLIP PERS In red. black and pink, all sizes, worth $1.50; special QQ Xmas price tO C WOMEN'S FELT SLIPPERS Trim med with fur, black and red, all sizes, .worth $2.00; special (J fl AQ Xmas price pJ.aO CHILDREN'S FELT HOUSE SLIP PERS Red only, sizes 8 1-2 to 1 1-2, worth $1.00; special Xmas price DOC CHILDREN'S VELVET LEGGINGS Black and navy, sizes 3 to S, worth $1.75; special Xmas price $1.23 WOMEN'S BLACK VELVET SHOES and Ankle Strap Ties, shoes that are up to the minute in style, worth $3.50; special Xmas (10 OQ CHILDREN'S PATENT LEATHER BOOTS With white, tan or black tops, sizes 3 1-2 to S. worth' $1.75; special Xmas d O Q price P X .CaJ INFANTS' SHOES With soft soles, satin trimmed with fur. red.Han and white, worth 75c; special vf-Q Xmas price TTcC Yisit our Bargain Basement Saturday and bring the little folks. Our immense stock of Toys, Dolls, Buggies, Autos, Boll Trunks, An imals, Balls, Wagons, Teddy Bears, Bicycles, Pianos, Gaines, etc., at near half price, as we need the room now being taken up with Christmas things for other purposes. $To rea sonable offer will be refused. Gome Saturday for bargains. Extra Xrn a s Special 27 inch Seco and Japonica Silks, plain and dotted, Mack, white and full range of light and dark colors, worth 30c; P special Saturday mOC Extra Xmas Special 50 inch All Wool English Broadcloth, chiffon finish, QO black, white and colors, worth $1.39; special Saturday tOC Gifts For Boys BOYS' BLOUSES AND SHJRTS-r-AU' 6izes, light and dark colors; A Q special .at TT7C BOYS' WINDSOR TIES Solid colors, plaids and Persian designs; QP. special at wC BOYS' SUSPENDERS Neat designs, extra long length, values to O J? 39c; special OC BOYS' GLOVES Kid and Indian Riding Gloves, all sizes; 2ES special at S,UUC BOYS' HATS Plush cloth and bea ver, nice assortment of colors, late styles, at 75c and up J Qg, to ioJ Boys' Xmas Suits Boys' Buster Brown Suits, assorted colors, worth to $3.50. df QO Special Xmas price p X.-.tsO Value to $5.00, special d0 OP Xmas price q0wO Boys' Double Breasted Knickerbocker Suits, all sizes, nice assortment of patterns, worth $3.00, d QO for tP.70 Worth $5.00 for $3.98 PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES $2.85 Christmas Linens Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies, Scarfs, Lunch Cloth3, Fancy Linen Towels, pretty drawnwork pieces suitable for Xmas gifts, at special Xmas prices. t WHITE DAMASK LUNCH CLOTHS Handsome patterns, highly mercer ized, 36x36, worth 69c. QK- Special --unas price OuC 11-4 size White Crochet Bed Spreads, (beautiful -woven designs, real Mar seilles patterns, worth $1.69. Spe cial Xmas d- OE price $)AA0 LINEN DRESSER SCARFS Fringed all around, many pretty patterns, worth 65c Special Xmas QP price . . . OuC Silk Kimonos In X great big assortment of beauti ful designs, high quality silk, made with the latest style sleeves; $8.00 values; special Xmas (f QC price sfreOO $14 vames, special Xmas price $9.50 Silk Petticoats Solid colors and Persian designs, made long and full, with deept flounce arid dusfc ruffle. Values to $5.00; special Xmas price Values to $7.50, special d vf QP Xmas price '. piO0 Women's Sweaters Long and short; white and colors; latest styles $34)0 values, special Xmas price $1.95 $4.50 values, special Xmas price $2.95 $6.50 values, special Xmas price $4.95 Two Waist Specials Women's Xew Persian Waists, all the new colorings, with chiffon over, worth $7.50; special fl OC Xmas price . JTT00 Velvet Waists, worth $4, Jrt Q j special Xmas price tpt &7w Back Combs Solid gold mounted, IS karat, genuine rhinestones, worth to $2.50. pA Special Xmas price. ,t OaC Neckwear; Thoughtful Xmas gifts, Fancy Jabots, Stocks. Lace Collars, etc, in many new and pretty effects, h JZf at 25c and up to V 1 .OU Handkerchiefs For men. women and children, fine lawn and all linen, plain, hemstitch, lace and embroidery edges. Also ra fancy colored borders suitable for fancy work, at special Xmas prices. $5.95 Black Voile Skirts Trimmed with braid and buttons, pleated bands; have the new ripple effect; new models, well tailored; worth $8.00; special Xmas price Altman Voile Skirts tfQ J?A worth $12.00, for 3 O V $29.00 Dresses $19.75 Women's Voile Dresses in shades of gray, brown, tan. navy, lavender and many others, trimmed with lace and braid, lined with an excellent quality of taffeta silk: regular selling price $29.00; special Xmas (hi Q 7C price J) JL 5 O Many other stvles Q7 fJA worth $37.00, for... 3 S .D) Handsome voile dress- Aop jj f es worth $52.00, for.. t50eDU $18.00 Dresses $12.95 Black and all the wanted shades, made i with the new kimono sleeve, trimmed with lace, braid and Persian bands. Skirts, have the new ripple effects; worth $18.00, d 1 Q Qgj special Xmas price.. wP Afcic0 Other styles worth $25. special $17.95 Values to $40, special at 29.75 Christmas Gloves Women's Kid Gloves. 2-button, made from selected skins. Black, tan, gray, brown, red and green. Regular price $1.25; special Xmas QQ price tOC Children's Kid Gloves, same as above, worth $1.25; special QQ Xmas price cO C Women's 16-button, all pure silk Gloves black, white, and full range of colors; worth to $1.50, a pair; extra! special Qr Xmas price "U0 Silk Hose Black and full range of light and dark colors; worth $1.50; QQ special Xmas price cO C Misses' Sweaters Misses Coyette Sweaters, white and .colors, with colored band trimming $2.0Q values, special Xmas price $1.49 $4.00 values, special Xmas price $2'.85 $27.50 Suits $17.95 A splendid collection of high' grade Tailored Suits. Materials of the very finest chiffon broadcloth, jind fancy worsted suitings. Xewest ideas both in designs and finish. Coats in the prevailing lengths, lined throughout with guaranteed satin. The skirts are in the most approved effects. Come in black and all the most popu lar colors. All sizes; Tegular value $27.50; special $17 OK Xmas price J) 0 $3S Tailored Suits, special at $24.75 $65 Tailored Suits, special at $38.50 Caracul Coats Made of soft, beautiful quality cara cul, closely resembling real ponyskin, satm lined; special Xmas price $18.00 value, for Caracul and Cloth Coats in a great assortment,, all sizes; worth $25.00; special Xmas 1 7 Q C price K i0 ' Bags and Purses At fully 1-3 less than regular prices Alligator, Walrus, Seal, Russia arid other reliable makes, handsomely mounted; also pretty Mesh Purses in silver and gilt. Prices tfJ AA range from 25c up to...VV"" Christmas Hosiery Women's fine lisle hose, black and fancy colors, full Tegular made; worth 50c pair; special Xmas Q g price 3QC 3 pair put up in fancy box for 312.95 jyi $1.00 Luxurious Furs At Practically a Third Se duction Sets of the very finest skins, carefully se lected, "beautifully blend ed, all the newest styles in Scarfs a.nd Muffs $ 5.00 Fur Sets, Xmas price $2.95 10.00 Fur Sets, Xmas price 6.45 15.00 Fur Sets, Xmas price 8.75 6.00 Muffs, Xmas price 3.45 11.75 Muffs, Xmas price 7.95 $15.00 Muffs, Xmas price $10.95 3.50 Xeckpieces, Xmas price. 1.95 6.50 Xeckpieces, Xmas price. 4.35 10.00 Xeckpieces, Xmas price. 5.95 Better grades in proportion. . Christmas Umbrellas For men and women, made with guaranteed black cover, steel rod, paragon frame, natural and fancy handles at' 98c and up to $5.00 -ff OMExOP LOW ntlCttd in V tP mrj"m r.rwFr w .r .rJmZT ristmas Ribbons Eemnants and short lengths by the hundred all widths and colors. Many different kinds, including fancies, at special Xmas prices. a Prices That Appeal to Money Saving Buyers Whatever you want in the shoe line it will pay you to visit this store. OUR POLICY of quick sales and small profits preferring to sell 10 pairs of shoes at 10c a pair profit rather than spend the same time selling one pair of shoes at 75c profit. The following are just a few of the many bargains we are offering Men's Velvet Slippers, worth ?1.00, for Men's Black or Tan $1.50 QC Alligator Slippers, S1.50 ..W Men's Kid Slippers, -wine, tan and black; worth S2.00, A-l fr for tJ)lOU Men's CowboV Boots in red, tan, and black, worth S9.00 to S12.00, $6.75 to ,. 5p0.4D Men's S5.00 shoes in velour, vici, gun metal, lace or d QP 9 Boys' and eirls' $2.50 shoes in velour, box calf or (1 AC patent, $2.50, at P 1 .UO Boys' and girls' 51.75 (f OP tpL.J Shoes, at . Women's fur trimmed Felt Juliets, 75c to.. Women's fur trimmed ( -fl r f kid Juliets, S2.00 for P 1 .OK) Women's $3.50 velvet, d e Ag patent and gun metal Pfct0 Women's $5.00 values in velvet, suedes, cravenettes, patent colt and gun metaJ, lace or Aq QJJ button T &3 c0 Women's S2.00 ralues d -f a j in vici kid P JL fr O Child's ?1.00 patent tip vici kid 75c 20c lace shoe, at ;..A. Infants' , 3oc soffc?; r; sole shoes ....f...r (Importers English Shoes 1 Paso Shoe Co. 208 TEXAS STREET tf Open Evenings BOARD OF TRADE CALLS OFF LATHAM FLIGHT AT PHOEMX. Phoenix. Ariz., Dec 23. The board of trade has called off the proposed flight of Hubert Latham, in his Antoin ette monoplane. The flight was to have been from .Ehoenix to Tucson. The aviator hoped to break, the distance overland record in this flight. BITi" GIFTS AT ALTCTIOX. Snj-der Jevrelry Co., 227 San iintonio. ACCUSED STUDENT URGED MOB TO AVOID VIOLEN'CEi Mexico City, ilex., Dec 23. In the trial of J. Domingo Ramirez for parti cipating in the anti-American riots, it was shown that the student, in his speeches to the mob, had urred them to disperse rather than to d) violence. He will be freed soon. $ SATURDAY'S ENTRIES ! 28th Day, December 24. First racfe Purse, five and a half furlongs. Annual Interest 107, The Pippin 107, Milpitas 110, Del Craaador 115. Second race Selling, 2yearold?3ev en furlongs. Beechmont 92, Butter Ball 95, Deadwood 97, Fritz Emmett AUCTION" SALES DAILY. Snyder Jewelry Co., 227 San Antonio. MEXICO CITY TO ENTERTAIN JAPANESE NAVAL OFFICERS. Mexico City, Mex., IJec 23. The Jap anese naval officers wil be entertained by the officials of Mexico City Monday. President Diaz will receive the officers at the national palace in the afternoon. Ardoin's Market will be prepared to fill all orders with a complete line of everything for your Xmas dinner. fHSgu r"- . xniru race selling, six furlongs. Periwinkle 101. Silk 101, Siscus 10:4, m Meter 10G, Jim Eanes 106, Banthel 106, Doc Allen -106, "Waldorf Belle 105, Yankee Xic f109. Fourth rice Selling, Morelos stake, seven furlongs. Fair Louise 93, The Wolf 10o, Spohn 105, Lomond 103, Dan gerous March 10S. Fifth race Selling,, six furlongs. Tube Rose 101. Ned Cannaclr mi Bitter Sir 106, Lykers 106, McNally 105. JCheswardine 106, The Slicker 106, Joe Ehrlch. 109. Fred Maier 109. I Sixth race Selling, six furlongs. j Cathryn Scott 101, Smiley Metzner 106, r Gene "Wood 106, Preen 105. James Blackstock 107, Roberta 107, Pid Hart 110, Ed Holly 110, He Knows 112, Joe "Woods 112. EL PASO PAVING INSPECTION. Phoenix, Ariz. Dec 3. The paving committee, composed of councilman Charles Stauffer, Dwight B. Heard ar:d Roy S. Goodman, have returned from El Paso, where they have been inspect ing the city's paving system. Their report has been turned over to the gen eral paving committee Hot chocolate with whipped cream and cake, "At the Purity," 224 Mesa. Holly wreaths, ic, at Calisher's. BICYCLE RIDER HURT. Ivor Reed. 15 years old, who lives at 705 North Stanton street, suffered a' badly fractured leg when a bicycle which he was riding skidded "On Lhe wet paving at the corner of Texas tntl Oregon streets Friday mornings Holly wreaths, 25c. at Calisher's. AUCTION SALES DAILY. Snyder Jewelry Co., 227 San Antonio. First National Bank Capital ...$ 600,000 Stirplus and Profits 225,000 Deposits , . . 3,500,000 We cordially invite new business connections. Onr new savings department pays 4 percent on deposits. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL S O'CLOCK. ui C. R. H02EEEAD, Preddent JIC. D. FLORY, Cufeiftr. JOSEPH MAGOFFIN, V. Prt. C. K. BASSETT, Vk Pri L. J. GILCEEIST, Aast. Cah. State National Bank ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1S31. CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $175,000. A Legitimate Banking Buainew Traaiacta in All Its Branckwc HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEXICAN MOHITl AMUSEMENTS. 3IRS. WIGGS VISITS EL PASO. "Mrs. 'Wiggs, of the Cabbage Patch." full of its quaint, homely humor and philosophy, more than pleased a small audience at the El Paso theater Thurs day evening. The audience dropped a few tears of smypathy with Lovey 3Iary and 2Irs. Wiggs, but most of the time it was laughing with Mrs. Wiggs. and at Mr. Stubbins, Miss Hazy and the rest of the characters who make up the play which depicts go well the "poor whites" of a soutTiem city. The book 1s too well known to require any elucidation here; the play follows the lines of the book pretty closely and retains all the things that made so many people laugh at what Alice He gan Rice put In the book. The castis headed by Blanche Chap man as Mrs. Twiggs and this assures a good presentation of the piece, for Miss Chapman ha$ been known to the ater goers for more than one genera tion. May McManus vis a very clever i Lovey Mary and Minnie Milne is a Miss j Hazy who would make a mummy I laugh. She does not overco the part j except in a very few instances which j seem a iIt immaterial, and is withal quite gooa in a most ttitiicuit role. But Thomas Aikin, the Mr. Stubbins of the piece, should be credited with being the star of the cast. He acts a difficult part in a spledld manner and divides honors with Miss Chapman if he doesn't walk away with the biggest part of the division. Some men in this role would make it a caricature; Aikin makes It real. Many have seen just such men as Stubbins in looks and actions both. The performance Is well worth seeing. THE MAJESTIC. A great vaudeville bill is promised at the Majestic tonight five, big acts. Two shows are given nightly and the prices are 10 cents and 25 cents. BILLY CLIFFORD. The theater loving public f El Paso is promised good entertainment when Billy (Single) Clifford appears at the El Paso theater on Sunday and Monday nights and Christmas matinee. In his new musical fantasy in two frolics called "The Girl, the Man and the Game." This show is sparkling and new. It is said to be hot, right off the griddle, with the latest and best fun, the newest and catchiest tunes, and it nas been making good everywhere it has been heard. Mr. Clifford is an en tertainer with unique methods, and he is seen this season in a role that fits his comedy talents to perfection. A strong company supports Mr. Clif ford, and the chorus fs composed of some very pretty girls, who sing and dance. Seats are now on sale. CRAWFORD REOPEXS SUXDAY. The big Bittner company of 14 peo ple arrived from Oklahoma City last night and the members are resting after their long trip, preparatory to opening at the Crawford theater Sun day for an Indefinite stock engage ment. They promise to present only high class royalty plays. "Father and the Boys" is the opening bill which they will present, starting with a mat inee Sunday. This bill will continue until Wednesday night, inclusive. In spite of the large royalty that the com pany Is obliged to pay in order to pre sent this class of plays, there will be no advance in prices at the Crawford. Phone your orders for ducks, geese, turkeys, pigs. Ardoin's Market. Phone 800. Mrs. Jewel Brown, a teacher in the Vilas school, left Thursday to spend the holidays with her parents in Mart, Tex. The birth of an eight pound girl Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Mathews, 710 North Santa Fe stroet, was reported Fridiy "morning. Ardoin's windows are admired by thousauds of people. Their high class meat -is in harmony with the lovely fruits and vegetables. XE1V B.VJTK AT PIIOEXIX. Phf:nix' Ariz" Deo' 23 A new bank, the Phoenix Bank and Trust company has been incorporated wfMi a cspitJl stock of 100,000. The new bank will be officially opened Januarv l. rhe officers will be, E. B. Gage, "nrevcTcnt; T. E. Pollock, vice president; H. J. Mc Clung, second vice president; V. C. Foster, secretary and treasurer, i IS HELD TO GRAND JURY. Entlmio Vargas, charged witli at tempting to take a typewriter from the Finnigan-Brown company establishment on Seventh street, was bound over to the grand jury Thursday afternoon -injustice McClintock.. Bond was fixed at $300. Sickly children need "WHITE'S CREAM VERMTFUGE. It not only de stroys worms, if there be any, but it acts as a strengthening tonic In the stomach and bowels. Price 25c per bot tleSoId by Scott White & Co., 204 Mills street, and Depot Pharmacy. .. -.YtM. ..-..,- --nwir With Total Resources of T WO MILLION RIO GRANDE VALLEY BANK & TRUST CO. Offers a safe place for 3 our money, and invites your account with the assur ance that your business will receive every consideration. 4 INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS 4 Safe Deposit Boxes for rent at reasonable rates. m i I CITY NATIONAL BANK EL PASO, TEXAS. UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY Capital, Surplus and Profits, $350,000 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: U. S. Stewart Frank Powers C. H. Leavell H; J. Shnmonj A. G. Andreas "W. B. Latta B. Blumenthal J. F. Willinm H. M Andreas J. H Mav SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 8PM