El Paso herald., July 21, 1911, Image 2

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SPECIAL NOTE- We extend you a cordial invitation to come and see the ad
vance styles in fall suits and skirts that we are now displaying.
The New "Cash" Market
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This Sale Closes Monday
For tomorrow, one of the two remaining days of our Clean Sweep Sale, we are
confident of being abfeto give you values that it" will be impossible to find else
where. The following items are mentioned especially. At the same time, keep in
mind the fact that nearly every article in the store is now offered at a Clean
Sweep price.
2 H O S E
SPECIALS
As an inducement to you to
attend Clean Sweep Sale to
morrow,, we offer a genuine silk
liose, in black only, as anJSxtra
Special at, per pair j
I PARASOLS I
EXTRA!
Summer vests that sell regu
larly for 10c each; Extra Spe
cial for Saturday 4 for
25c
Embroidered Hose
Handsomely embroidered hose3
in tan and "black, is also a big
attraction for tomorrow. This
will be sold at 3 pair for
$L oo
Extra! $2.50 Night
Gowns $1.00
Pully 10 different styles in
gowns. 3Iade of fine nainsook
and crepe. Prettily finished in
lace and embroidery. These
are regular $1.50 garments;
Clean Sweep Extra Special to
morrow $1.00
3 Extra. Specials
All parasols have been re
grouped, and the three special
lots noted are unusual values.
Offer No. 1
Kegular 85c parasols, white linene, OQ
are offered tomorrow for OitC
Offer No. 2
Parasols in a large variety of colors, hath
plain and fancy, are offered in QP
values up to $1.75 at JOC
Offer No. 3
150 silk parasols, pongees, taffetas, messa
lines, etc., in every conceivable pattern,
large variety of styles in handles, values up
to $3.5u; Clean Sweep Special ($- Q
tomorrow tj)icQ
Extra! $1.00 Silk
Gloves 49c
(Limit one pair.)
Tomorrow only one pair only
to each customer we offer 16
button length silk gloves, in
black and white, a regular $1.00
grade, as an Extra Special at
49c
Ei Paso Housekeepers have
been quick to appreciate the
superior service and Money
Savin? Prices thev get at the
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Extra! $1.00 Wash
Belts 39c
Guaranteed Silk
Petticoats
Extra! S3 Silk Petticoats
$1.87
Messaline1 petticoats, black only,
3 styles to select from, these are
petticoats that sell ordinarily for
$5.00;- Clean Sweep Special at
$1,87
We have grouped, for tomor
row's selling 25 dozen wash
belts. They come in a variety
of styles, most of them are
beautifully embroidered. They
are finished with dainty
pearl buckles. Values range
up to $1.00; you have choice
tomorrow at
39c
Taffeta petticoats, fully guar
anteed for 3 months, come in
all colors, including black and
white, regular $6.75 garments;
Clean Sweep Special tomorrow
at
We also include in the above
special messaline and Jerctoy
top petticoats.
Extra! $5.00 Dresses $2.89
Women's pretty summer dresses, made of
cotton foulards, French ginghams, lawns,
dimities, marquisettes and cotton voiles.
These dresses are priced in a regular way
up to $5.00; Clean Sweep price tomorrow
$2.89
$10.00 DRESSES $4.85
Another remarkable Clean Sweep value in
wash dresses. All Kinds of dresses in value
up to $10.00; Clean Sweep Special at
$4.85
Waists at 69 Cents
A number of pretty styles in
embroidery and lace trimmed
waists, also some plain tucked
models with stiff collar and
cuffs. Values to $1.25; Clean
Sweep Special
69c
Only Two
More Days of
Clean Sweep
Sale
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Only Two
More Days of
Clean Sweep
Sale
We Seli for Cash Only
We Have Cheap Rent
We Make No Deliveries
Instead of "one day" specials we offer
you the best meats and lowest prises
six days in the week. Come tomorrow
and see the superior class of home
dressed meats we sell.
Become a customer
at the New Market
and make every
cent of your
"Cash" Count
Cash Meat Market
209 East Overland Street
Formerly City Meat Market, 0pp. Levy Grocery Co.
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"Nowhere
Like Nations"
For Good Things to Eat
Tomorrow this market affords you
buying opportunities that you will not find else
where in El Paso. To make it certain that you
will do your marketing at Nations' tomorrow, the
following specials are offered:
Specials in Meats
Nations' Choice Eolled .Veal Shoulder Roast
Boast tomorrow, lb., tomorrow, per pound,
12k
15c
Brisket Stew tomor
row, 4 pounds for
Home Dressed Hens
tomorrow, per pound,
25c
18c
Specials in Fruits and Vegetables
Extra Faiicy California Tomatoes
Saturday Special, KA
per basket Ovw
Valley Peaches Saturday Spe
cial, per OCr
basket wv
Cold Seguin Watermelons Satur
day Special, -J jrL
per pound .... ..- l
las Cruces Standard Caateloapes
Saturday Special, ng
3 for - Ov
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Coming in Fresh Every Day Now
I have secured 1000 crates of the fanciest Elber
ta Peaches in the Mt. Park and lamogordo fields.
Will sell them while they last at
75c per Crate
Dont Fail to See Them
Our jtfew York office has just
forwarded us 1500 wash four-in-hand
ties. Such ties as these
never sell for less than 25c each;,
we make them an all-day special
tomorrow at 2 for 25c. There's a
splendid collection of patterns and
colors to select from, also a num
ber oi white ties.
AH day tomorrow you can buy
25c Wash Ties
2 for
25
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TRY HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
Give us a trial and you will dispel
all doubts as to our ability to supply
you with better feed than you secure
elsewhere. Our stock is large, which
assures you of prompt deliveries and
our prices are as low as the quality
will permit. Eight now is the time
to give us that trial order.
Bruce Seeton
Successor to
O. Gr. Seeton & Son
Third & Chihuahua Sts.
Eyster's C. O. D. Grocery
AND MARKET
Corner Kansas and Boulevard
BELL PHONES 884-844-823
Meat Dept. Bell Phone 865. Auto 1691
Every Day Adds to
the List of
Housewives who are being won oyer to Buster
Brown Bread, but there are still a great many wom
en who cling to the old superstition that home-baking
is best, These are the women we want to try
Buster Brown. Its goodness will win.
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS.
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We Have Moved Over the White House
DRS. MAGRUDER & STEVENS
DENTISTS
rW'e don't vrork for negroes."
References A sic any one.
Established 1902.
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BANKS CLOSE FOR ELECTION
All the banks -will close Sat- .
urday because of the prohibi- .
i tion election. The banks -will .
remain closed all day. .
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NOT WITHOUT COOKS."
In the Herald "Want Ad" is the one
best way to get a good cook.
V When yon need any sort of help tell
The Herald about it oer the phone.
Any time up to 2:00 you can get your
'ad" in the same day's paper. Phone
Bell, 116; Auto, 1115,
MANY DONATIONS
TO CAMPAIGN FUND
Big Price Asked for List of
Contributors to Taft
Campaign.
Washington, D. C, July 21. The of
fice of the secretary of state of New
York was brought into the iorlmer in
vestigation today when C. F. Wiehe,
one of the central figuies in the pres
ent hearing before the senate Liorimer
-committee, testified that ?10,000 had
been asked of him as the price of a
copy of the list of contributors to the
Taft campaign fund in 1908 on file in
Albany.
He testified' that he had been inform
ed by telegram from either the secre
tary of state, or his office that the
list consisting of 128 pages had been
destroyed, but later an offer to fur
nish it for $1000 was made. Wiehe
explained that he wanted to know if
Cyrus H. McCormick had contributed
to the fund, but said he did not con
sider the information worth $1000.
"Do you mean to say there are 128
pages of contributors to the Taft cam
paign fund" asked senator Kern, late
vice presidential candidate on the
ticket opposed to Taft.
"Yes sir," replied the witnessi
"I see how it happened then," re
sponded the defeated candidate.
MEXICANS DISLIKE
AMERICAN EMPLOYES
Alutt and Jeff are with us. Another
appearance today on Classified page.
Brery day in The Herald hereafter.
Reported That Railroaders
Will Protest Against
Their Employment.
Passengers arriving in Juarez from
the interior of Mexico fear there will
be trouble on the Mexico National lines
as there is an anti American feeling
growing among the Mexican employes
of the road. It is said that a commit
tee composed of the Mexican em
ployes of the road held a meeting at
Torreon a few days ago with the pur
pose of drawing up complaints against
the employment of Americans on the
road and asking that they be dis
charged by August 5, or if this is not
done, a strike was threatened. It is
expected that a meeting will be held
in Chihuahua in a few days bj' the
Mexican, employes of the road to take
further action on the matter.
Terminal superintendent F. Mentzer,
of the National line in Juarez, says
that the report has no foundation and
that the road does not expect any trou
ble of this order.
AMUSEMENTS.
Flgrlit Pictures at the Crawford.
The Nelson-Moran fight pictures
drew a large crowd to the Crawford
theater last night and. the management
says, It is pronounced as one of the best.
fight pictures ever shown In the city, j
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We Make 'Em While You Wait
All kinds and styles of tents, awnings and curtains. We have the largesr
line of tent and camp supplies in the Southwest. We claim to db 95 percent
of the business in our line in El Paso, which is proof of itself. Nuf said.
El Paso Tent & Awning Company
312 South El Paso St.
Phones 2044.
H. J. COLLUfS, MGR.
The same pictures will be shown to
night for the last time and if you en
joy seeing a good fight and good pic
tures you will get wour monej's worth
at the Crawford, says the management.
Admission 25 cents. On Saturday night
the Crawford will open with moving
pictures and illustrated songs. Owing
to the capacity of the house, the re
served seats, the raised flooh the es- I
capes and the fact that the manage
ment promises to give good pictures
and Illustrated songs, will Insure, It is
believed, that they will get a larga
patronage.
The following list of uncalled for
answers to Herald wanf advertise
ments are now being held for deliv
ery at The Herald business offica:
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