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EL PASO HERALD 12 The Secret of Success It is in keeping just what the public taste de mands. We have no room for unreliable groceries, and we do not believe in handling anything for which there is no call. 7No matter what you buy here, you may feel assured of the quality. The prices assure you that you are getting your mon ey's worth as we save you money and guarantee everything we sell. Fresh California Strawberries Every Day We -are the largest receivers of California straw berries in El Paso, come every morning, sy Two baskets a- Make Strawberry Preserves Time is near at hand when you should commence to put up strawberry preserves, you can depend on us for bofli quality and price. 17 Lbs. Best Granulated Sugar, $1 Only Five More Days OP 60c Off Shoe Sale one oney then vou Guaran- You could have so Fresh string beans lb Fresh green peas lb 15c 15c Fresh green Chili t?EJr 20c Fresh Mexican Aguaeates fiP e&ehSe. 6 for UC Fresh Rhubarb, lb. 10c; 3 lbs. 25c Fresh California aspara gus, lb, Radishes, two baaches C for OC Green Ohhmw, two bunches for OC Spinach J- lb Ut Mustard Greens, 2 Er bunches for... 3C Fancy CaKfonua. Head 1 g Fresh tomatoes, 1 g Lettuce, 2 heads .J lb l.J Fresh home grown As- -j f Celery, two bunehes ftg mjJ for muU paragus, bunch New Potatoes, lb 10c HP BBS sale will close Tuesday, April 30th, J- will regret that you did not get a few par tee Shoes at 60 cents off for each pair. easily saved it. 60 Cents off on all our men's or women's $3.00 to $7.00 High and Low Shoes. Nothing Reserved. 6BXTE ft PASO'S SXATzsr snot srossj SmGdlQtiB&W - 203 Mesa Now and then we hear that this or that real estate has been sold,- and that "wise money" has bought it. That means that some real estate investor who lools ahead, who nows real estate possibilities, has made another investment on which large profits are reasonably sure. Every Dollar. Invested In ltion Jackson's Sanitary Grocery EI Paso New Orleans New York A Trip Once Tal Never Fori Phone 353 105 El Paso St. m 7eu iV i Brevities Train Bulletin. G H. S. A. train from the east, due at p. m, is reported to arrive at 7:40 All other afternoon and night trains are reported on time. Prompt Uncle Service. Pomeroy's hacks are at the barn, hitched, aTwaltlng your calL Phones, Bell. 651-2444; Auto. 1851-2444. have been burglars. "Wednesday morn ing. A Mexican woman, who had been sleeping in the building, was scared oy the breaking of the glass, ran out and was embraced by a man who later ran away. "One Hundred Golden Houra at Sea." Palatial Steamers Sailing from New Orleans Wednesdays and Saturdays Rate Includes Meals and Berth on Boat. is "wise money," for no property in or around El Paso can possibly show" the promise of swift and sure increase that Cotton Addition can. It is 1 Paso's Last Close In Addition Cotton Addition is only ten minutes walk from the Postoffice, has modern im provements, the best car service in the city and is completely surrounded by modern homes and flourishing industries. There is not a chance for lots in Cot ton Addition to ever sell for less than they are now selling, on the contrary they will continue to increase in value daily, and long before your payments have been completed, you can reap a handsome profit on your investment. Terms are one-sixth down, balance 1,2, 3,4 & 5 Years. 6 Percent Interest. Let us show you in our auios. A, P. COLES & BROTHERS 204 N. Oregon Real Estate Insurance Dr. Cameron. Dentist, 22S Mesa Ave The trip around the world entertain ment by the Philathee. class of Trinity Methodist church is postponed from 'Jhursday evening, April 26, to May 2. LaLende Improving. R. H. L&Londe, the railwayman M seriously injured by a train accident at Carrlzozo last Sunday, continues to improve at Hotel Dieu. His chances of recovery are reported as hopeful. Dr. Robinson, diseases of children, rimoved to 211-212 Roberts-Bannei- Tvre Meningitis Cases. But two cases of spinal meningitis remain in town. They are Raymond Barber. 1 year old, of 2027 Commerce street, and Guadalupe Garza, a 4 year oia girl, of 1106 South Santa Fe street. Have your electrical work done by the old reliable Texas 'Electrleal Supply Co., 119 K Stanton St. Both phones, PHbHelty for New Hotel. The new hotel Paso Del Norte is re ceiving much publicity! throughout the v. est. The Hotel Record of Los An geles printed a picture of the new hotel in its April issue with a story of the hotel accompanying it. Dr. N. T. Meere, physician and sur geon. 204 Roberta-Banner building. OraderB Co. Leases Lodge. Burt Orndorff has gone to Cloudcroft to arrange for the opening of the Lodge for the sihnmer season. The irndorff Hotel company, of Awhich Mr. Orndorff is general manager, has leased the Lodge for the summer and will open on June 1. Stevens Goes to Demlng. C B. Stevens has gone to Deming j witn tne borderland Joy ride boosters to get away from the new 26 cent key rate long enough to find out where he is "at."-. rfC RAIL and n Water Dr. Jamleson, genlto-urinary. skin and rectal aiseases, sis Mills Bldg. Georgia. ClHb to Picnic The El Paso Georgia club will hold 1 ita annual pionlc at Washington Park i on the third Saturday in May. Charles ' R. Russell is chairman of the El Paso : County Georgia association. John M. ! wyatt is the district chairman, Charles Sirmans is county secretary. "We take this means to thank all our friends for the kind remembrances in the bereavement of our little son and brother. CarL Especially the custom officials, St. Paul"s Lutheran church people, teachers and pupils of San Jacinto school, the Royal Neighbors and others. Mr, and Mrs. Louis Holzman, ana brothers and sisters. ROUND TRIP Double Daily Train Service Xt?31361 TO KEW ORLEANS. Reservations and Tickets at City Ticket Office, 206 N. Oregon w, c. Mccormick, g. a. J. E. MONROE, C. P. and T. A. damages against the Victor-Hat company. Dr. J. H. Paget, dentist. 501-502 Roberts-Banner Bide., phone 1659. Held on Insanity Charge. Jack Avery, supposed to 6e from Reno, Nevada, is held in the county Jail on a charge of insanity. He was act ing queerly in East El Paso and when taken in custody Is said to have had on several women's garments in addi tion to his male attire. Mexican papers, Spanish books and stationery. 108 E. Overland street. V MONITION: Notice is hereby given that there have been seised in this collection district, for violation of the customs laws, two blaek mares with Mexican brands, one wagon, one set harness, and six bales hay, which will be sold in front of the Custom House, IJ1 Paso, Texas, at 10 oclock a. m. May 2 1912. Anyone claiming the same Is required to appear within the time prescribed by law. Alfred L. Sharpe, Collector of Customs. Dr. Gerber, 318 Mills Bid., diseases of women, rectal diseases and electro-tnerapeutics. BHrsrlars Break Window. " A window in the building occupied 1 the C. L. Ervin mattress manufac tory at 608 South Virginia street was broken by men who are supposed to Dr. R. M. Ratllff. dentist, successor to Drs. Paget & Ratliff. 294-5-6 Caples Bldg. Reports Theft of Clothing. Daniel Rivers, residing in the 'Two Flags" rooming house at the corner of Seventh and El Paso streets, reported to the city detectives on Wednesday morning that his room had been en tered and some clothing taken. Osteopathy a specialty. H. F. Wright. M. D., D. O.. Herald Bldg. " Sraoklne Papers Cause Alarm. Because Francisco Agulrre was cold the Central fire company made a run to the corner of Main and Stanton streets Tuesday night at 8:30. He went into the basement of the Peopled Tailoring company where he worked, and, before retiring, lit some news papers to keep warm. Smoke issuing from the basement resulted In the sounding of an alarm but no damage was done. Mexican Herald on Sale at "Ward's Pharmacy, In El Paso. Com plete and reliable new 3 of what hap-V'-i'-iB in Mexico. Files Suit for Slander. Victor Carusso has filed suit in the '1st district court against Samuel Lefkovitz to recover $3000 for alUged slander, which he contends has pre vented him from securing employment. Carusso has also filed suit for $1000 Dr. Klein, physician: internal medl clne;rspeelal' attention given to tuber culosis. Office Roberts-Banner Bldg. High School Boy Breaks Leg. Nelson Rhelnhelmer had his left leg broken - below- the' knee "Wednesday morning at the high -school while wristllnp with some of the other stu dents. He was ' formerly a Herald carrier. Dr. N. E. Satterlce. Osteopath. American Bank Bldg.. ph'ne 141. 609 Credit Men To Dine. The Credit Men's association will have its election of officers and annua dinner at the Sheldon this evening. Water Cot Off Notice. "Water will be cut off from 9 p. m, April ?4th. to 5 a. m.. April 25th. 1912, in district bounded on west by Romero street, on south by West Boulevard and. West Rio Grande, on east by Florence street, and north to city limits. City Waterworks. New, chairman of the sub-committee on arrangements for the Republican national convention, today issued a warning to persons who may be ap proached by solicitors offering to publish- portraits and appropriate reading matter in a socalled official convention program. Mr. New said reports concerning the solicitors have come from several states; He said tlte committee has not authorised the publication of a pro gram of any kind. Held for California Officer. Jack Avery, who is held in the county jail on a, charge of insanity, is wanted at Stockton, Calif., according to a tele gram from chief of police Frank B Brlare to sheriff Peyton J. Edwards stating that he held a warrant foi him and requesting that he be held in El Paso. Dr. A. T. Still Osteopathic Infirmary. Dr. Ira W. Collins, p'jyslcian in chief; Ol". Amlio Rllrlr T"s skAv T.v1a T j Paul B, Collins, consulting physicians; . WH1 Order Referendum Vote. Kansas City, Mo.. April 24. No reply was received to the message sent to president Tafi by the federatoln of federations, formed here yesterday. When the expected answer to the re lest for federal intervention In the strike of the railway carmen on the Harrimaa lines waa not received, the convention adjourned. If the answer from the president is not received soon the presidents of the affiliated unions y;'!' order a referendum vote of the -iO.OOO men as to whether all shall strike. For honse wiring and fixtures see the National Telegraphone and Supply Company, 317 Mills street. Ceremonial Session of Shrine. Invitations for the ceremonial session of the Mystic Shrine to be held Satur day afternoon and evening have been sent out -by the officials of the local Shrine. Thl6 will be the last cere monial session before the Los Angelet pilgrimage and the members of the Shrine will attend. "Finest that can be produced."' Rich elieu Ferndell Batavia. Grocers sell them. No Program Authorized. Indianapolis, Ind.. April 24. Harry S. One hundred porch columns and caps. What will you give for tbem? No rea sonable ofrer rejected. Lander Lumber Co. Fresh flab, and oysters, at Ardoln's. Fresh buttermilk El Paso Dairy. Automobiles, Valley Implement Co. Fresh fish and oystersat Ardoln'a. Berltt cars. Valley Implement Co. Smith's Ice crenm. El Paso Dairy. We still have some big bargains in doors, screen doors and ash, at less than half price. Lander Lumber Co. Freeh fish and oysters, at Ardoln's. Pasteerlzed milk. - EI Paso Dairy. Y OUR SEEDS ARE BEST We buy direct from the grower and can guarantee every seed to be fresh -and true to name. Buying as we do in large quantities we are able to sell at a low price considering the quality of the seed. Poultry Supplies "Wo are agents for the EGBERT ESSEX CO., who manufacture the largest line of Incubators and Brooders in, the world.. We buy grit, oyster shell and all poultry supplies in car load lots and can there fore sell cheaper than our competitors. Chicken Feed We make a special mixed hen food superior to any in the market. Our catalog and prices mailed on application. SPECIAL NOTICE We have purchased the entire stock of Poultry and Stock Eemedies, and also the bulk, of the stock of Seeds formerly carried, by Bruce Seeton and we are now prepared better than ever to take care of vour every want in these lines. High Grade Seed and Poultry Supplies. aen -none 11. Cor. Second and Chihuahua. Liberal Army Occupying Chihuahua City; A Street Parade C W $ if X IIK IBB flBt " IflsnBr bbbbBe -BsnsnEZ lassaBK " " '' -J S fK 3K jHh IbbbbK JaB IsasssaBJl ' 1 -pWaPbMKttvC nHBnBnBnHBBHsnfeasatlSPnBnMBte sssaaf .X 'a-J 1 ia I Jfc 111 Mil IsJS I i 1 1 W 1 II I S ' BnflBnBnBnBnHBBBnaBBVBnBKKHC7TrBn4raabBnH MlsaiNHWM-a., IS tsaB? 2 Clra9lt'isar TTsrsMsaiBr rfc liaVt 3 I IIUVBUXB tOi PASOAitS. Traveling El Pasosna can set Tub Herald at all prominent newsstands in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, and also at the stands mentioned below. Don-t miss The Herald when you are away from home. ... . Clip out this list sni oK up The Herald agent whererer you are stop pins: ATLANTIC CITY Columbia News Co.; Empire News Co., 8 South Geor gia street. ,. ATLANTA. CAw A, J" ,o. AUSTIN. TEXAS Hotel DriakHL AGUASCALIHNTKb, MEN A. B. n . n,.rAn9 tir -Xl'Orlfl Vnipi rm UAUJ1AU1U. .. " --.. v-w. BIRMINGHAM. ALA DeLayes Newa Aprency. 110 North 19th street BOSTON. MASS. TrounsTs hotel; Eagle News Co., 18 Sumner street. BUFFALO Iroquois, A. facnurmaa. (1 William street. CHICAGO Auditorium. Great North ern, Congress hotel OeenCUy News- tsiana, corner i - -..-,. aia.. pire Newsstands w"BrnV Chicago Newspaper agency. 10 Madison street (wagon). rvw . CHATTANOOGA. TE?T. . World News Co. . , . . COLUMBUS, O. CentrM Ohio News Co. SS North High street CHIHUAHUA. MEX. Am. Photo & Sta. Co. Roberto Schelder. Caideron Hnos., Calle Cuano. No. 156, Felipe Rizk, Jose Ellas Ariz. Calle Victoria No l'O CINCINNATI, O. Fountain News Co, DALLAS, TEX, M. B. Mayer. 318 t slain street: XlOUS News Co, ioj South t nuji xrjLas iewa s . j. jic- Carroll. 902 Main street: Oriental ho tel, Southland hotel. DENVER. COI.O. The Albany. S. Widom. Western Newsstand Katz News Ageno, 6th and Champa strvets; S3 ,?ews Co, Orpneum News Co.. H. p. Hansen. vLBTIJorr MICH. Mdtropolitan Aews Agency, corner xWoodvard and Michigan streets: Triangle Nevs Co. C?? ??m' TKX.-World News Co, 709 Main strtet: stockyard News B. Lemolne GALVBSTONN. TEX-T. t Co. t-YST?: TKX C P. Conway. In ternational News company INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Paul Selgle. Illinois and Washington streets- Toma JACKSOXVILLR, PlaA-World News Co- KANSAS CITT Hotel Baltimore. Coates House. Yoma News Co. LOS ANGKLI-S Independent News Co, Kemp News Co. (wagons). Hoff man News Agency. 24 South Sprlnz street: Alfred Wimbush (wagoni. LONG BBACII Kemp News Co LOUlSVlLLB li.ternatlonal News- lUiDUB. MINNEAPOLIS West hotel. MFVMPH1S World News Co. MBX1CO CrTV The Artec. Biu Boo Store. Am. Book & Sta, Co, Ave. sh Franciaco No. 25. !a MILWAUKEE. WHS. Hctel Pfister AKW YORK Imperial hotel. Ar thur Hotaling, No. 1 Park Row. Broad way and 32nd streets. Broadway and i-nd. 1400 Broadway, Grind Central station. NEW ORXEANS World News Co. OAKLAND. CALIF. Enquirer New Co. (wagons). J OKLAHOMA CITY March mews agency. JefferseMt SALTP Chas. DaUy PITTSBURG The TjMCOln v.. t.... News Co. "', PHILADELPHIA Th" Bellevue the Quaker News Co, 60C Green street- Ar thur Hotaling. Broad street station. SAN FRANCISCO Hotel St. Francis United New, Agents. 11 Eddy street: ralrbanks Nns Agency; N. "Wheatley; Golden Gate News Agency. 789 Market o.icvi. rmutiutfc x.ixi. .7t3 .iseucj. 714 Market street PARRAL. MEX Parral News Ca PORTLAND Bowman News Co. SEATTLE Eckart News Agency, cor ner 1st Avenue South and Washington streets, also Ind Avenue and Cherry street: Acme News Co, W. O. Whitney. SAN ANTONIO, TKX, Gun t her hotel. Hotel St. Anthony. Louis Book Store. Sam Rosenthal, ISC Kast Houston strwl- W. C Burns St Co, 240 Cast I Houston. SAN DIBGO K. M. CB1WS. SAORAMKNTO Capitol News Ca ST. r.UIL Hotel Rvan. ST. liffms The Planter Sou'jern, ICE CITY Frank Pcianakr. ills. H W. Hanson. TOI.BZM. o, Wrld News Co. VANCSMTfER. B. C. Wide World News Co. Columbia News Atrnncy. Bbbitt's. AVASHINGTON. D. C The Raleigh. IVIPOIIMS FOR BLBVATOR , BOYS OF MILLS BUILDING Elevator operators In the Anson Mills buildias are to be uniformed The flrtrt uniform came from Gen Anson, Mills la Washington and others wiH be ordered for the operators of the big elevators. The uniforms are brows color and are irlrrrneu in dark brawn braid with gold numbers on ti,.. Sleeves. The buttons are marked "Mills baiMtng." and the cap has tne same naaw on it. This, Is the first time the elevator operators in El Paso hae beeat uniformed. Something new BurneMsed -nce-poets; last longer, str&ighter and cheaper than cedar. Carried In s-c only by Lander Lumber Co. Fresh fish and oysters, at Ardola's.