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TEXAS & MESA
Announcement!
Special Display Next Week of the
Season's Novelties in Jewelry
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OUR plans for the present Fall Season are on a bigger scale than we have ever .before con
ceived. Our Advance Fall Display-outlined below-is almost as large as we usually have
when the season is fully in. It is not out of place for us to bring out the fact that next spring will
see us in the new quarters. See illustration of building on page five, section six in today's Herald
This new store is the result of consistent merchandising and supplying at all times absolutely correct styles and selling superior garments to
those found in a general store. Then too, this is the one store in El Paso that maintains a one-price system and guarantees a perfect fit.
Notes of our advance display of Fall Styles follow. Read these then come next week and see the garments themselves.
Tailored Suits In connection with' our. Ad- from suits at this price that have already ar- White -Corduroy Dresses The Tew York rage
vanee Pall Styles in Suits -we want to tell you rived. In fit, quality and workmanship., the is "WMte Corduroy Dresses. Next week we
that it is our purpose to go through this season suits we feature at $25 are equal to those usu- "wilPrhake a display of these in plain white,
with quality and values so interesting and so ally offered elsewhere at $30 and even more, also white' with colored trimmings. Prices
impressive that every woman who buys a suit Next week you are offered a wide variety of are $15.50, $16.50 $17.50 and $19.50.
here will remember The "WMte House as a choice and rf $25 is the price you care to pay ew -3 Beautiful Fall shades and
store drtterent trom tne ordinary, striving tor lor tne new iaii sure, select it nere
betterness in distinctive styles, representative The Latest in Dresses The mew season's
fashions and workmanship that has that in- Dress styles are most, attractive, and in our
definable custom-made finish tnat every well advance display you will see a very complete
dressed woman desires.
Every suit shown next week is 'correct accord
ing to authoritative designers. Foreign fab
, rics as well as the Jbest weaves and patterns
rrom domestic mnis enter into tne suits now
showing of the best selections. Several large
shipments' have been added to our previous
showing. Some of the features, are
Silk Dresses IsTew Silk Dresses in quite a
range of selections, solid color and hairline
models in messalines, satins, and embroidered
chiffon waists will be displayed next week.
We feature a new Fall model chiffon waist
at $2.95.. ' .
New Fall Skirts Corduroy Skirts stand out
prominently as the real new thing in skirts
this season. These we show in black, wMte
and colors' There is also & full line of Pana
mas, Serges and' "Voiles in a large variety of
new styles. Prices range up to $25.00.
t rnu' wnf0Qlo 0lAft TiwT, stripes most popular Fall tones.
r JrLTT Ct: Silk Bresses-Entirely new models in Messa-
clotte and corduroys. Colors shown are golden Grege de hin? f1 Eolienne Dresses- New Coats-The latter part of next week we
brown, grey, coronation purple, amethyst and SSSSJSSie SeKSSS U the new ideas in Fall coats.
S rSSS, tfSSiw SSfaJ New Corsets-New models in lily of France,
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' -P Imported Dresses We have already received Accessories Beaded Bags as shown by us
Suits at $25 When it cornes to selling the best an import shipment of Parisian Dresses se- are about the most striking dress accessory
suit offered in El Paso for $25.00, we feel there, lected personally by Mr. Gaston Coblentz the season has brought out. In addition to
is .no argument. Our leadership in $25 suits while in Paris this summer. Details of these Bags, daily arrivals in all other Accessories
will gain strength again this season, judging dresses will be given later. make this section one of great interest.
Oat- of -town peopleWill Always
find the Best Service at the
WHITE HOUSE.
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Recent large shipments of- the
. iewelrv novelties -of the season
-make it possible for us to offer
you next week a most interesting
display. Briefly stated the dis
play consists of
La Valiieres Bar Pins
Bracelets Lorgnettes
Cuff Links Scarf Pins
Brooches ' Tie Pins
MesHBags Watch Charms
Hat Pins Lockets
Signet Rings . Set Rings
There is no obligation whatever to purchase.
Come and enjoy yourself by seeing the
most beautiful jewelry -the new season has
' brought out.
Our Window Displays changed
from day to day, are well worth
watching.
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ENGRAVING
Conceiving and carrying out ar
tistic ideas iit ensrravisfr is -what
we offer. Messrs. Harry Blatt and
Koberb Carstairs are responsible"
to you for perfect work is osr en
graving department.
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FIRES BURN ON ALL
SIDES OF MOUNTAIN
Albany, Ore., Aug. 28. The rarest
fires on North Santiem river, east of
Niagara, is now burning- on all- Aides of.
Sardine mountain. Despite the. -fact
that the fJr& is on both sides ef the
Corwallis & Eastern railroad for a
distance of 10 miles, the fire fighters'
have prevented serious damage to the
tracTc s
The government forest service is still
rushing men to the Seven Mile moan
tain fire.
SOLDIERS ENGAGE
IN CUTTING SCRAPE
Within the space of aa hour two dis
tinct stab$lBga between former federal
and iasurreet sel&iers took., place In P
Ciudad Juarec Friday night. The first
was between Guillerroo Magre-gro and
Fidel Jimesea. Magreso received &
knife wound over the heart.
The second, cuttine- was hetween Sa- -
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Hernasdez, federal, aaL in. this fight
the. federal won. Heraandei was severe
ly scut about the stomach.
J3EATHS AND BURIAIA
JOSH jAROHOIiETA.
Jose Archoleta, a Mexican laborer
died early Saturday morning at his
home, 809 South Florence street. The
deceased was 0 years old, and will
he burled in the Spotter's field.
IXFANT OF B. SPQIJERRT.
The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bailey McQuerry died at 3 oclock Sat
urday morning. Eighth and South Tir
ignia streets.
tAK OPENING I
FOLLOWED BI II
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Ganadian Pacific and Harri-
man Stocks Show Declines.
2Tew Low Records.
New Tork, N. T., Aug. 26. -"Weakness
In stocks was shown at the opening
of the market with a number of new
low records. Canadian Pacific de
clined 2, with one point losses in the
Harriraan stocks, SooJ and American
Smelting.
Further declines soon after the
opening were followed by the usual
weak rally, but the movement was
clearly Indicative of recurrent liqui
dation. Over night developments, in
.hich the threatened railroad strike
was the .serious factor, were mostly of
& discouraging character and to this
was added disappointing trade condi
tions. Before 11 oclock Union Pa
cific Reading and Steel had recovered
much of their loss, but elsewhere the
list dragged.
The market closed steady.
Trading fell ff in the 'last Jiour and
the list for a time showed no defi
nite tendency. Before the close Union,
Southern Pacific and Atchison fell off
with the resultant weakness else
where. Final dealings Drought recoveries
and some prices were on parity with
yesterday's close.
REPORT OPFROST
. GIVES WHEAT BOOST
Corn Shares in Firmness,
hut Market For Oats y
Is Weak
Chicago, 111., Aug. . 26. With frost
temperatures reported from the Cana
dian northwest and with unfavorable
crop advices from Russia, the wheatJ
market today took an upward slant.
Opening prices were a shade lower
to hi to ?sc up. December started
at 94 to 95, the same change from
last night as the market taken alto
gether. After touching 94, the price
rose to 95 to 95.
The close was c higher, at 94 to
95 for December.
Corn derived firmness from wheat.
December opened unchanged to a 16-fe
higher, at 61 to 62, and advanced to
62 even.
The close was steady, c higher, at
62 for December.
It was a slow market in oats. Prices
were barely steady. December started
from last night's level to c off at
44 to 44, and seemed inclined to
keep within that range.
Good nuying on the part of -commission
houses,, jgave a touch of
strength to provisions. .First sales
were unchanged to 5c higher, with
January $16.30 for pork; $9.05 for lard;
$8.35 for ribs.
Grain and Provisions.
Chlcaire Grata. CIM.
Wheat r
Sept $ 904090
Dec 9495
Corn
Sept I... 64
Dec . 62
Oats -
Sept 4242
Dec 44
CblcBgie PrcvisluBM. Clea.
Pork
Sept $16.25
Jan. J-.. J. 16.37
Lara ' ,
Sept $ 9.37
Jan 9.07 t
RJds.
Sept $ 8.97
Jan 8.40 8.42
NEW YORK USTED
STOCKS.
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co.. Globe, Ariz.)
Amalgamated 57
American Smelters 68
American Sugar Bid ,114
Atchison 102
Colorado Fuel & Iron 38
Great Northern Pfd 121
New Tork Central 102
Northern Pacific 115
Beading, 140
Hock Island . . .-. 24
Southern Pacific- -. '. 109
Union Pacific !l66i
U. S. Steel, common 63
U. S. Steel Pfd 114yn
BOSTON LISTED STOCK9
(By Special Wire to The Herald front
H..H. Bru Co.. Gloh. Ariz.)
Arizona Commercial . 2,
Calumet & Arizona'::': 47
Giroux 4 1-16
Greene Cananea 6
Helvetia 1,
Miami n. 18
Nevada Con 16
North Butte . . . .' 22
Old Dominion - 35
Shannon !.... 7 .. .'. 8
Superior &. Boston.- 3
Trinity . .: 3
Utah Copper t 41
U2TLISTEDST00ES.
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co.. Globe. Ariz.)
Arizona-llichigan, part paid 16c
Cactus .., 12c
Calumet & Montana. ,,'.j. 30c
Chino Copper Co..- 17
Chief Con x80c
Cordova, part paid 25c
Cordova, full paid.. ,-... 50c
Denn-Arizona 5
Ely Central 4c
Goldfield Con , .' 5 5-16
Inspiration Copper eS-16
DLve Oak Development..., 18
Mason Valley -. , J 7
National Mining Exp 16c
New Keystone .' '... 2
Ohio Copper :..... 1
Pinto Copper ..?.-: . . v.. . . 8c
Bay Central I . 1
Ray Consolidated 13
San Antonio, part paid 4
Shattuck 15
Superior fir Globe, part paid 15c
Summit 32c
WOOL
Pasteurized milk is safe milk.
BREAKS VEDRIKES RECORD.
Mourmelon, France, Aug. -88. 1L
Helles, a young French aviator has
broken Jules "Vedrines's long flight
record in competitioa for the Michelln
cup. This afternoon he hac covered
534 miles and was still flying.
5i:CTY-TBiJLEE HQUX, TJtAET
TO THE COAST TO WK JPUT OX
Chicago, HI., Aug. 2 Tb-e-announce-naent
by the Atchison, Topka and San
ta Fe railroad that a S3 ,houx train be
tween Chicago aod Xioe Aageles-will be
put on Deceber l,te likely to pre
cipitate a sped war,vaerdisg to rail
road men. The train will fee rua once
a week and an .excess fare el $25 will
he charged.
Cottage cheese. SI Paso Dairy.
COMPLAUCT WITHIXRAW1C.
Cfearks- Gratings, a aegso, ffas arrested
on Fridaj night charged jwith. -assault
and attempted murder. The complaint,
made br a negro woman, was withdrawn
Saturdar sornimr when hti wirtie
had had a chance to coel dow by spend-
inj the night ia jail, aad -bofcfe. were released.
Pasteurized milk is safe milk.
Sheriff W. D. Parktr? &i Cha, Crock-
ett countv, is in the cky- bttsineea,
Hie expecls to leave loc bis borne is
about two days. fc
Pasteurized milk. XI Dairy.
Close.
St. IiOHis "Wool.
St, Louis, Mo.? Aug: 26. Wool strong.
Territory and western mediums, 17
520; fine mediums, 1718; fine, 11
15.
MONEY AND METALS.
New Yerfc dtatla.
New Tcu-k, Aug. 26. Call money
steady, 22 percent.
Prime mcircantile paper, Ay, per
cent. ClAatajc dnefatfaaa T&r
Bar silver 52.
Desilverized lead (New Tork) ?4.5
4.55.
Copper Spot, $1275 13.00. .
Spelter (St. Xioula Quotation)-
$5.95 6.00.
Mexican dollars 13.
"Weekly ATtniM,
(Douyrlaa Smelter Quetaiaas.)
Copper (wire "baia) 12.42
Silver 52.15
Current ifaaelter QvataMeaa.
(SI Paso Smalter.)
Bar silver 52
Copper (wire bars) 12.425
Copper Cathode (cts.' per lb.) 12.30
Lpad. (N. X. sales price) -...$4.58
Lead (London) 14, s5, dO
Pasteurized milk Is safe milk.
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Felt Hats
In the plain and brush fur
felt are still high in favor,
and our showing is immense
in all grades and correct
shapes. They are priced spe
cial for Monday at l
$1.25
to $5.95
A Mirror
OF THE
NEWEST
Fall Fashions
Our store is filled with reflec
tions of tKe latest Eastern
ideas and our supremacy this
feeason will be more marked
than ever.
Isfot only is. the newest here but
the best is here, and not only
all that but 'prices are so
reasonable as to cause wonder.
A Word About
Styles
and Colors
The gorgeous cornatkm parple, ibe oor ,
royally, predomiaates. Btack ad white,
greens, blues and brows are also in great
favor. Among the many striking styles we
call, attention to the sew fringe effects
Astrologer's shapes and i&e jaxnty Quartiec
Latin Caps.
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