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j " THE STORE OF SERVICE" Mail Orders The Best Service in El Paso. "The Store of Service." Out of town people should avail themselves of the superior sei vice we offer. Special Note To Customers Having Charge Accounts. Purchases made tomorrow anl tomorrow evening will be charged on September bill. i i; - -a MESSF" nSi Wit "t-i tfipS&L mil S u uitfiT Ja& ttC 38 Ssife til 7 ffuraasBsai n EffiRiHiraj,V iliil stRBMH Week-bJid 3 H and onllina Znp.cial Attention pCliiS to Misses' "Wearing Apparel S SCHOOL begins next week, We Want to lay particular stress on the splendid service we offer in the .... ,J .'.mrnfc In mtr Cnrsff Hnnnrlmant ,:11 A tnnA n hill line nf 11)hdl IS needed j& xl. ... . j- ..t-Hftfnri rrnxsr'i hull iuiuuid ikvui wiiuvi.k.wuiwiiMu uiu it uuuu u r" - .u "Jy."1'1""'? " T .7 rJ... c.i. jt ih is .l-7 t . . . l . r ' j . nj pen j m;7;n I tj sz. w uiaists: M tne nose eciiuii vuc uya uic u&i aczuut nose w oe juuuu. m . o. .. ........... eru sloves neckwear, handkerchiefs and other dress accessories our stocks are unsurpassed. And as to ady-io-wcar garments, our present fall stock was selected with special reference to supplying what would be needed by the "school miss." As a Week-End Special, we note a sale of misses' school dresses, also two items in light weight woolen dresses suitable for early fall wear. A We Close At Noon Monday Misses' School Dresses at Greatly Reduced Prices TOMORROW -we offer greatly reduced prices on misses' school dresses. These dresses are made of Btriped and plain -wash materials linen, batiste, gingnams, etc Special mention is made of white Peter Thompson dresses -with red or blue sailor collar. The size range is from 12 to 13 years. School begins in a few days, so come tomorrow and take advantage ot these Dig reductions. Misses dresses, values to $1.75, at. ffeso dresses. rir Pr Misses' dresses, values lo $3.95, atpdDJ $6.75 to $7.50 val. fka Misses' dresses, rfQ QQ .yOC values io $4.95 &tpOOZf $4.39 New Wool Dresses for Misses This fall we Bhall pay particular attention to the requirements of misses and juniors. We make special mention today of wool dresses, just come in, attractively priced at 4.95 and $6.75. Dresses at $4.95 These' are verv pretty dresses, made of a gray striped material. They are high belted effects with round neck and three-quarter sleeves. They have satin collar and cuffs and leather belt; pocket on waist. Come in all sizes for misses and juniors. Attractively priced at $4.95. Dresses at $6.75 Stylish dresses serges and mixtures. They come in grays and tans, also in brown, red, black and navy. Some have velvet collar and cuffs. There are all sizes for misses and juniors. Priced at $6.75. Introductory Special in Auto Tailored Waists We are receiving fall shipments of the famous "Auto" brand of tailored waists. As an Introductory Special, we offer tomorrow regular 1.25 and $1.50 "Auto" waists at $1.00. These waists are made of good quality linene. There are several styles to choose from, and the size range is 34 to 44. El Paso women should not overlook this opportunity to secure fall waists at a saving. The values are $1.25 and $1.50; offered d "j ff Saturday only at p A .VV New Lingerie Waists Special $1.39 Another Introductory Special in waists! These are the new long sleeved lingerie and voile waists. Trimmed with shadow or Val lace, in the new effects. J -j OQ $1.50 values; Saturday only at Jl.Jc $3.50 Robespierre Waists $2.95 The fascinating Robespierre waists at an underprice. is an attraction for tomorrow that we feel sure will meet with a ready response. These waists are made of the charmeusette silk messaline and come in taupe, light gray, golden brown, black, white, navy and Copenhagen They have long sleeves, and are regarded ordinarily as splendid $3.50 values; tomorrow j0 QE Another Sale of Short Kimonos Short kimonos, made of figured lawn, in dotted and floral designs. Both loose and belted effects are shown. Special tomorrow at 5c, 15c and 19c Long Kimonos 29c Full length kimonos, made of figured lawn, with scal loped edges; special tomorrow at 29c Big Week-End Sale of Silk Hosiery THROUGH our New York office, we have secured two big lots of "quality" silk hosiery at a splendid price concession. These two lots will be of fered tomorrow, as noted below. No woman in El Paso should miss this op portunity to purchase fine silk hose at an unheard of reduction in price. $1.75 SILK HOSE $1.00 $2.50 SILK HOSE $1.50 600 pairs of strictly all-silk hose, in 360 pairs of strictly all-silk hose, in black and colors, worth regularly up black and colors, worth regularly up to $1.75 per pair; will be J -j AA to $2.50 per pair; will be (T -1 J- f on sale tomorrow at P i -v?U on sale tomorrow at P A JJ See the Arcade Display of Silk Hose. WeekEnd Specials in Hosiery 35c HOSE 3 PAIR FOR 50c Plain cotton and lace cotton hose, in black "and tan3, worth to 35c per pair; Week-End Special 3 pair for 50c 75c HOSE 35c PAIR Lace lisle, cotton and silk lisle hose, also embroidered lisle hose, worth regularly up to 75c per pair; Week End OCr Special JJU EXTRA! EXTRA! $1.00 Silk Hose 59c We have received another 25 dozen pair of silk hose which we will place on sale tomorrow morning at 59c per pair. This is pure silk hose, having silk lisle heel, toe, sole and garter top. Comes in lavender, navy, gray, light blue and black. Values in the lot up to $1.00 aQ- pair; Week-End Special Q C SPECIAL NOTE. We make no restric tion as to quantity as we Tvanl our customers lo avail themselves to the utmost of this splen did special in silk hose. Final Clean-Up of Parasols Parasols Worth to $10 for 99c We have about 60 silk parasols that we want to close out tomorrow. We do not want to cany any of these parasols over, so we offer them at this very nominal price. These are taffeta and messaline parasols, in plain colors and fancies. They are all clean and desirable, and there are values in the lot as high as $10.00; QQ. you have choice tomorrow at &J Corsets at $1. 00 We will show tomorrow eight splendid models in dollar corsets. These arc the very newest models and were received this week. Low, medium and high busts are shown, with long, medium and short skirts. A visit to the Corset Section tomorrow will prove, beyond all doubt, that "The White House" sells the best $1.00 cor net sold in El Paso. Clean-Up of Brassieres Tomorrow we will hold a "clean-up" sale of brassieres. De Bevoise, Aerienne, H. & W. and B. & J. brassieres are included embroider- trimmed and plain styles. Regu lar values are up to $2.25; Saturday 7Er "clean-up" price c?i New Neckwear 25c and 50c Tomorrow we make a special display of neckwear at 25c and 50c This showing will embrace the latest novelties, such as Robespierre stocks, Robespierre jabots, Robes pierre collars in shadow lace, De Merci collars, Irish crochet velvet bows, wash tab stocks, silk bows, net ja bots, lawn jabots, chemisettes of shadow lace, net and lawn chemisettes and the latest ideas in four-in-hand ties for women. Do not fail to see this interesting dis play of new neckwear. f Saturday Grocery Specials mill jj is iniii WH: r:4 WASH RAG- (Castile) SOAP 5c per cake Pffe? (10c Regular Price.) ftlll LONG'S 1 LB. JAR PURE FRUIT PRE- yi SSl SERVES (Apricots-Loganberries) 25c per jar Hwl (40c JBegular Jfnce.; W, Delicatessea Specials 1 SPANISH HAMBURGERS. 5c each SPANISH SPAGHETTI. . .-.- 20c pound See The SPANISH LARGE QUEEN OLIVES Arcade - 20c-pint Display W Tl 1 Who W a Week-End Specials Extra Specials Toilet Articles For Saturday Night 19c 19c 36c 36c 36c 76c (7 to 9 p. m.) Regular '10c bottles of Perox- j idc; Saturday night for wv Regular 5c face chamois, with pinked edge; Extra Special Satur- -s rv day night 3 for IOC Dr. Charles' Flesh Food, regular price 50c; Extra Special Saturday QQ night OjC 16 oz. bottles of Lambert's Listerine. regular $1.00 size; Saturday ?Q night OiC Jewelry Novelties, Values to $1.00 Week-End Special at JlJc The Jewelry Section offers a most attractive special for tomorrow. All sorts of dainty novelties arc embraced in this special, such as Bar pins, -plain and fancy. Bead chains, long and short. Brooches. Vanities and coin purses, chased and Novelty hat pins. La Vailieres, both gilt and silver. plain, m silver, gilt or gunmetal. The above is only a partial list of the items included in this splendid special. values are up to ?i.oo; Week-End Special, choice 39c (All Day) 25c Creme De Meridor for 25c Rickseckers Dental Cream 50c Pompeian Massage Cream 50c Vantine's Geisha Face Powder 50c Lablache Face Powder . Vantine's Toilet Waters, $1.00 size, for Week-End Specials Millinery Department A Most Remarkable Rib bon Bargain 75c Ribbon 35cyd The most remarkable of all our Week-End Spe cials is the sale of ribbon. This is an underprice purchase by our New York office and is, easily, the biggest value in rib Don ever given in El Paso. It is No. 120 or 61-2 inches wide. It is citra heavy satin Duchesse and there are over 50 shades to select from, embracing ill the new fall colorings. Black and white are also in the lot. This wonderful ribbon bargain goes on sale to morrow morning and will Je on sale tomorrow only. It is a regular 75c value; Special Price is 35c yard First Fall Glove Snecial Miscellaneous $3. 00 Long WhiteKid Gloves $1.95 Saturday morning we place on sale 120 pair of 16-button length white kid gloves. These gloves are made of imported glace kid. They arc full 16-button length, 2 clasps at 'wrist, and are regular 5J.00 quality; WeeK- Knd Special at, pair -. $1.95 75c SILK GLOVES 53c 16-button length Milanese silk gloves, in black, white, champagne, gray, navy and tan, have double finger tips and are our regular 75c PO gloves; Week-End Special. .. OOv 5c HAIR NETS 2c Full size invisible thread hair nets, in all shades, these are our regular 5c nets; Week-End Special Oy at -C $1.50 LEATHER HAND BAGS $1.00 Goat seal hand bags, with German silver, gold or gunmetal frame, sev eral shapes to choose from. Thee bags are leather lined and are regu lar $1.50 values; Week- rt fl A A EndSpeciRl PloUU 40c WRITING PAPER 25c BOX Hurd's English Bond white writing paper, fine quality, worth 35c and 40c a box; Extra Week-End Special 25c BOX. 10c HANDKERCHIEFS 5c Women's fine quality crossbar and plain lawn handkerchiefs, full sue, neatly hemstitched, regular 7 l-2e and 10c values; Week-End p Special PC 15c HANDKERCHIEFS 9c Odds and ends of linen and lawn handkerchiefs, crossbar, embroidered corner and initial, sold regularly up to 15c each; Week-End Special, f choice ,.. l?C ins the Ten? The $10.00 we recently offered for the name by which our bread will be known will be posted in our window Saturday A. M. COME AND SEE WHO WINS ARCHER'S BAKERY 208 N. Stanton Street FKKSnZS is&ds& l-&1tlCiiT?J-Mj'tM' V73 PJiiTI-" - BIG VARIETIES LOW PRICES You will always find everything the best for your Sunday dinner and a greater variety of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables than anywhere lse. GROCERIES Yard eggs, per dozen Best Guaranteed Kansas Eggs. Per doz Best Creamery -iuttcr, per lb Cooking Apples very choice, per lb String Beans, three pounds for New Comb Honey per square Green Corn, per dozen Valley Pears, per lb. 5c; 6 lbs. for. . . Fine Fresh Tomatoes, per lb. 5c; 6 lbs. for . Vallev Grapes, 4 lbs! for New Sweet Potatoes, per lb. 5c; 6 lbs. for. . Fine Celery, per bunch Fine, Watermelons, per lb 35c 25c .35c 4c 25c 15c 30c 25c 25c 25c 25c !C MEATS Rolled Roast, per lb Beef Stew per lb. Pork Roast, per lb Mutton Stew, per lb Lamb Stew, per lb Leg of. Mutton, per lb Leg of Lamb, per lb.. Veal Roast, per lb Veal Stew, per lb. .. Dressed Hens, per lb Prime Rib Roast, per lb are lc Cleveland Sq AND MEAT MARKET. Cor. Upson and Santa 3?e Sts. W. A. Worley, Prop. Bell 109 and 129; Auto 1109. 12'2C 1 . 10c 9 .20c I 10c 1 10c I 17'2c I 20c I 20c 1 12'2C 1 ..20c ..20c I Grocery I CANADIAN TOWN IS MENACED BY SLIDES Ottawa, Ont. Aus. 30. Advices re ceived ly the government officials tell of another landslide at Frank, Alberta, where a few days ago part of Turtle mountain, which rises above the town, slid down and killed 100 persons. No details of the latest slide are yet at hand, but it Is stated that people are preparing1 to leave the town. A com mission appointed a year ago to re port on conditions at Turtle mountain found that there was imminent danger of another great landslide that might destroy the town. Ei Paso Pasteur Institute For the preventive treatment of HYDROPHOBIA. B. 51. Worsham, N. D. Hash S. Wilte, M. D. M. B. Wesson, 31. D. 404 ROBERTS-BAIffNER BLDG. TRAIN RUNS INTO WRECK; FOUR KILLED Pittsburg. Pa.. Aug. 30. Four men were killed, one fatally injured and a number slightly hurt when the Penn sylvania railroad train which left Pitts burg this morning for Cleveland, over the Cleveland and Pittsburg division, ran into a work train engaged in clear ing up a freight wreck that had oc curred a short time before near Con way, west of this city. The dead; A I. Coughenour, of Cleveland, engi neer of the passenger train, and three laborers. Railroad officials say a flagman had warned the passenger, but for some un known reason it was disregarded. j' l I fj f ' l Is a uecepuve disease "' '-J-1 - thousands have it and TROUBLE don,t kno7 lt- " you ' w want good results you can make no mistake by using Dr. Kil mer's Sw mp-Root. the great kidney remedy. At druggists in fifty cent and dollar sizes. Sample bottle by mall free also pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney trouble. Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham ton, N. T. 1 PlfW QftCEIiY c o m P A NY 204-206 E. Overland St. TTCrDERSEMi ALL OTHERS USE "LEVY'S BEST" FLOUR BEST ON EARTH The Flour that made the Levy Grocery Go. famous. 48 lb. sacks $1.75 24 lb. sacks 90c Levy's Special Blend Coffee 25c We carry all grades of Green Coffee. SAVING FISH FOR DUKE OF CONNAUGrHT Portland, Ore., Aug. 30. That Ca nadian trout streams are being con served by policemen that the duke of Connaught may be insured good sport, is the statement of Claude Hicks, a Portland lawyer and fisherman, who has returned from the Canadian Rockies. Hicks said he had made a two-days' trip from Calgary to a famous trout stream. Northwest mounted police or dered them to leave the stream, and the fact that they carried licenses had no effect. Hicks declared. The Duke of Connaught is expected to visit that district In September. E.GLAD AND GER3IANY XOW IX STATE OF WAR London, England, Aug. 30. "Ger many and England are now in a state of war," said J. A. 31. Aikens, Cana dian member of parliament from Brandon, Manitoba, who has just re turned here from a continental trip, in an interview here today. "The overt blow has not yet been struck," he continued, "but when it is, all may be over in three months or three days. When Canada understands, I believe the Dominion's hearty help will be forthcoming." PADILLA BOUND OVER TO FEDERAL GRAND JURY Nemecio Padilla was bound over to the federal grand jury Friday on a charge of violation of the neutrality laws at a preliminary hearing before United States commissioner Oliver. Pa dilla, who is a citizen of San Ignaeio. Mexico, is alleged to have exported 10, 000 rounds of ammunition hear that place His bond was placed at 750. URGES THE CLERGY TO HELP CHECK GROWTH OF CRI3IE New York, N. T., Aug. 30. The Kings county grand jury handed in a present ment calling attention to the increase of crime among young men and boys and suggested that clergymen of all denominations give less attention to foreign missions and help the courts in checking the growth of crime. The Two-Republics Life Insurance Company EL PASO, TEXAS A. KRAKAUER, President. Good men wanted to sell policies that guarantee protection. C. R. RUSSELL, Supt. of Agents. LOUIS ST. J. TH031AS, Secty. and Gen'l ifgr. i put us. down on your list to show you your fall suit. It's easy to make a satisfactory selection here. All Fashion's latest wrinkles minus any wrinkle in fit. When we sell you a suit we take personal pride in seeing that you get a perfect fit. HUajj20 pTi' iiQyoC TheFost Qgice ra opposite U3 Correct Hals For Fall Just a few more days and the "straw" will be a thing of the past. Today we display the smartest collection of rail Hats m the city. We fea ture the m Stetson and Knox Hats The Style, Quality and Dura bility of these two lines repre sent the best in headgear. See our big line. Splendid Line of New Fall Neckwear New Fall Suits Arriving Daily M VS ALMIITS UK IS THE i sentence here, admitted last night tnat OXE WVMED 1A CHEVET. he is the man sought by Ch.onne ! Wio authorities in connection wit'' Salt Lake CItv. Utah Vug 30 th v ,er of a watchman In the C'hcy- K Charles Taj lor. srrving a vagrancy I enne ra-lroad yards August 7, 1911,