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EL PASO HERALD
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Wednesday-Last Day to See "Old Darby"
Rosa Bonlieur's Famous Painting on free exhibition on our second floor.
Come tomorrow even if you have seen him before you'll very likely never
see this masterpiece again So come tomorrow, take a last long look!
The New Suits for Early Spring !
As shown in these distinctive "Calisher" selec
tions are the embodiment of grace and beauty!
The pricings as we are assured by many, are
quite a little less than is usually asked for suits
of a like character. Won't you come to see,
them,?,
Tailored Suits
12.50, $15 and Up to $39.75
Not a material or new weave missing Not
a showing of extreme styles but just such
models as you would like to wear in an ,
excellent choice of clever fancies, with the
cutest detail as to collar and cuff effect, and
belted styles. You'll like these suits!
BEAUTIFUL DRESSES
Clever Saucy !
Are These New
Trimmed Hats
The Bew shades, with the reds pre
dominating, are shown in profu
sion. The soft and glowing "Nell
rose" and "American Beauty" are
two very prominent features in
this showings while new pink
shades, shading to rich rose and
moonlight blues, are well repre
sented you'll have no difficulty
in choosing here
$5.00 to $15.00
Sough Straw Sailors, with velvet
bands and silk revers, (t QP
special at piUiD
Entire
Third Floor
$6.75, $10, fo $29.75
There's a model here to please every one
at a price so reasonable that the wonder is
as many express it How can they do it?
EYcmisite Shades In New Silks
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Genuine I?. & T. "Indro" silks, $1.00
grade, at .' 85c
Cheney Bros. Spot Proof Foulards at. .85c
Two of the best silk values weve ever
shown Come in a beautiful selection of all
desired shades tha will be 'extensively used
this season.
SALE OF MANUFACTURER'S EXHIBIT LACEa eontwaes,tottraf
hundreds We may safely say, that such values as are presented1 in
this sale are most exceptional. The beautiful Bulgarian and Bohe
mian Flounces, 40 to 60 inches wide, at ?1.00 to $2.65 a yard, are won-.derful.i
THE ART
SECTION
MEZZANINE FLOOR
Free embroidery lessons daily,
from 9 to 12. The New Fluffe
Embroidery taught in all its
branches.
EMBROIDERY MATERIALS of
oirery kind always interesting
always a new thought or new de
sign to show you!
DEVELOPMENT
The New Drapery Section
Lower Floor Balcony!
Closing out all remaining rugs, draperies,
couch covers, and art pieces,, below ac
tual eost Springs, Go Carts, Cedar and
Storage Chests, Odd Pairs of Curtains,
etc., must be closed out at once.
"The greatest bargains you
have ever seen!"
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mMLvJ&LnM with Velva. the svruo in the red can. Make iSlii
with Velva, the syrup in the red can. Make
crrwvt thirms for vour kiddies with it. and for their
riaddv. too trv it for smothering batter cakes
wheat, corn rice. Serve it with waffles and spread
it on muff ins. -Quality? Fine, Flavor? Nothing better.
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Corpus Christi, Texas.
Open all the year. American plan.
Rates $3.d0 per day and up. bpecial
rates by the week or month. Steam
heat in every room. Modem, elegant
and fire proof. Bathing the year
round. Finest beach on Gulf Coait.
Hunting and fishing, also golfing. Ideal
winter climate.
Geo. E. Korst. Manager.
makes great cakes and cookies, desserts and candies.
Use it for fudge and you '11 know what real fudge is.
No syrup is as good as Velva none so smooth,
none sotftf of real, true, old-time flavor. Proof
will come out of your first can. Send for book
of Velva recipes. No charge. Velva in the green
can, too, it you preier it. m your grocer s. 1 en
cents up, according 10 size.,
PENICK & FORD, Ltd.
New Orleans, La.
DEVELOPMENT
ALAMOGORDO MAY
GET ELECTRIC PLANT
Alamogordo, N. M., Feb. 11. Geo.
Carl was before the town board for a
franchise for the instalation of an
electric light plant in this city. Mr.
Carl and associates intend to erect a
plant for local light and power and for
custom service to pumping plants In
this vicinity. The board has made a
tentative draft of a franchise that
would be acceptable to the members
which has been forwarded to ITr. Carl's
associates for them to make the nest
move
Cup Cakes
cupful Red Velva Syrup, 1-2 cupful
butter? 1-2 cupful sugar, 1 egg, 1-2
cupful milk, 2 teaspoonfuts powdered
cinnamon, 1 1-2 teaspoonfuts baking
powder, 2 1-2 cupfuls flour, pinch of
salt. Beat the batter and sugar together until
creamy, then add the ezz. veil beaten, ttc
syrup, mtlk. flour, salt, cinnamon and balane
powder. Mix well and divide Into battered and
floored sea pans. Bake in a moderate oven for
20 mmutd.
PnOPBRTV SALES ARE
MADE AT MAIIPA, TEX.
Marfa, Tex.. Feb. 12. Gus Elmendorf
has nurchaKferi the dnrelllncr of ludtra II.
H. Kilpatrick, who will 'move to West
Heights.
Mr. H. W. Shutz is preparing to re
model his new buildings, into which he
Intends to move his stock.
J. W. Pool has purchased a block In
the residence part of town and in the
near future intends to build a handsome
new home.
HQUNDHQUSE IS
ulG ENLARGED
I Deal For Creamery at Tu-
100 Cows Are Secured.
Tucumcari. N. M., Feb. 11. Work has
been finished on the 10 additional stalls
of the K. P. S. W. roundhouse at Tu
cumcan. The work was begun about a
month ago. A new track connection
between the main yards of the South
western and the Dawson branch is be
ing made this wee- Work is pro
gressing satisfactorily on the deep well
which was begun a few weeks ago to
furnish an additional water supply to
the roundhouse and shops.
Bids for a location for the local post
office are being called for, the lease on
the present building being about to ex
pire. Extra room is said to be required
on account of the increased business
arising from the parcels post. The bids
are to be given on the basis of a five
year lease.
Creamery Seal Closed.
Plans for a creamery and butter fac
tory in Tucumcari are said to have
been at last arranged and it is said
that the necassary machinery will be
order-d at once. M. Mortensen. who
came to this city a few weeks ago from
m ..tl.w a lnjatfnn fnr
' such a factory and who has been await
ing the action oi a ewnnmni i" rc ii
a sufficient number of milk cows could
be secured to furnish a supply of cream
for the plant, returned to Tucumcari
Thursday prepared. It is announced, to
get busy on the proposition. Mr. Mor
tensen has brought his family and
household goods to this place and in
tends to make this his future home, if
the plans prove a success.
In all. more than 1000 cows have been
secured for the undertaking, when but
400 or 500 were required to begin oper
ations. Farmers throughout the coun
ty seem well satisfied with such an un
dertaking for this point and will, it Is
said, support the plant.
THREE CARLOADS OF
MACHINERY RECEIVED
Much Vddltlonal Eqalpment Arrives For
the Illg Shops of the Texas &
raclflc Railroad.
t Biff Springs. Tex.. Feb. 11. Three ad
ditional carloads of new machinery ior
the bip T & P. shops in this city have
arrived. Included in the shipment is a
30-inch standard lathe, one Nile radial
drill a truck and coach wheel lathe and
a large flange punch. The electric
crane is expected shortly, as it was
shipped on January 17. Another recent
addition to the new equipment was a
65-horsepower motor. Electricians from
Marshall have been ordered here and
are to begin the work, of wiring' the
shops throughout. It Is planned to have
all the new electric driven machinery
installed and in running order by the
first of April.
Big Springs expects to make a strong
bid for the new state normal college
that is to be located In the 28th sena
torial district. The bill has Just been
passed by the legislature appropriating
$100,000 for its establishment.
J M. Robb, proprietor of the Lyric
theater, will let the contract in a short
time for a new theater building that
will cost $12,000. It will be constructed
so It can be used as an airdome also.
The school board held a session to
inaugurate plans for more school room.
A new high school building will be
erected or additions built onto the pres
ent building. The schools are badly
crowded, notwithstanding that Big
Springs has three separate school build
ings. NEW ROAbCIJTS OFF
MORE-THAN 40 MILES
Langtry, Tex., Feb. 11. Aaron Billings
has a large force at work on the coun
ty roads in this precinct. The new road
connecting with the old government
crossing on the Pecos, is being opened.
The completion of this road will give
a good wagon road from his place to
Del Rio. not over 60 miles, when here
tofore, going by auto or wagon, it was
necessary to travel considerably over
100 miles.
T. W. Brown has bought the old But
terworth place, and is remodeling it
and adding two rooms. Mr. Bi;own will
occupy the house.
The G. H. bridge gang, under fore
man R. E Lee, is in town to build the
bridge made necessary through the ex
tension of the passing track. The gang
is now putting in the stone abatements.
Excavation of the big rock cut is
about completed, and it is expected that
foreman Crist will be ready to lay track
T. G. Biggins, In charge of a large
extra gang, passed through In his out
fit cars en route to Comstock. where
the force is replacing the steel in the
yard with 90-pound rails.
That Corn is a
Sure 'Goner Now
GETS-ny the "ew-Plnn Corn Care,
Gets Any Corn Surely, Quickly.
You'll say. "It does beat all how quick
"GETS-IT" got rid of that corn. It's
almost magic:" "GETS-IT" gets every
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MURPHY IS KILLED
AT CANANEA SMELTER
Cananea, Son. Mex., Feo. 11. W. C.
Murphy was accidently killed at the
smelter of the Cananea company while
at work. He was doing some repair
work near the tracks of the cranes
and in some manner got into the way
of an approaching crane kod was al
most instantly kflled. Mr. Murphy had
been working for the company but a
short time. ha ing come here from Tuc
son about a month or six weeks ago
with his wife. He was. a brother-in-law
of Fred Crone, of this city. Mr.
Murphy leaves a young wife, having
been married In Tucson last December.
The remains were taken to Tucson for
interment.
Elisha K. Brooks, aged 62 years, died
here after a short Illness with facial
erysipelas. Mr. Brock had made Ca
nanea his home for a. number of years.
He was born In California, where rela
tives reside. The remains were in
terred in the local cemetery.
Roller Skates
Complete Assortment At All Prices
Shelton-Payne Arms Co.
STRANGE MALADY HAS
ATTtACKED DOGS AT WEED.
Weed, N. M., Feb. 11. A queer mal
ady has attacked the canine popula
tion. All the dogs are droopy for a
short time, with blindness, then are
seized with fits, soon dying. A large
number of pet dogs have succumbed
to the disease. Some had to be killed.
The Elk Horn school trustees .have
employed Prof. Rukoff. of Hope for a
six month's school term, beginning
about April 1.
PARALYZED NEGRO IS CARRIED
TO G ALLOWS AND HANGED
Jackson. Miss., Feb. 10. Unable to
walk or stand, because of a bullet that
had paralyzed his spinal cord, Seymour
Arnold, a negro, was carried on a
streti-her to the gallows at Collins,
Miss., and hanged Arnold was executed
for the murder of Win. Lowrey. a mer
chant of Orah. Miss, last falL
Burnetized posts cheaper and better
than cedar. Lander Lumber Co.
Trv the lievi Turkish baths and bar
ber shop. Paso del lorte hotel.
ARIZONANS KICK AT
SANTA FE SERVICE
Phoenix. Ariz. Feb. 11. State sena
tor Fred S. BreenJ of Coconino county, j
was me principal witness in a neanni,
before the corporation commission, held
for the purpose of Investigating the
complaint regarding train service given
by the Santa Fe on its main line. In
the northern part of Arizona.
The complaint was that after the
three cent fare law was approved by
the people, the Santa Fe ordered its
employes to discontinue service on
trains No. 3 and No. 4, the limited east
and west bound trains, to all former
stops along the Arizona line except
Ash Fork and Williams, junction
points.
Senator Breen declared that the pub
lic had been given good service prior
to the issuance of that order. The
limited trains stop at Flagstaff, his
home town, every day, but the people
of Flagstaff are not allowed to use
them, and no one is allowed to alight
there. Tickets good on that train are
not sold at Flagstaff, nor to that point
The same applies to all the other sta
tions except Ash Fork and Williams.
The Santa Fe explained that the lim
ited trains were run for the conven-
' ience of through passengers and not for
local business.
3IEXICAN ROY SHOOTS
OFF A TOE WHILE HUNTING
Sunday afternoon a. Mexican boy
named Manuel, employed byR. L Dor
bandt on his valley ranch, shot a toe
of fhis right foot. He was hunting
with a shotgun and had the gun
pointed to the ground when he acci
dpntallv pulled the triRer The
nound bled profuscK and a phsician
was summoned lrom Fl Pao Jvo seri
ous results art anticipated.
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We Want
Your Parcels Post Orders
A LREADY our out-of-town customers are reap-
ng ine benefits from the newly installed Par
cels Post.
We swrf the people living h El Paso's trade territory to know thai
they can shop by parcels post with absolute satisfaction.
"H-U" shoes set the pace and footwear for the
whole family can be ordered from us with the un
derstanding that the order must be satisfactory..
WLM The Store Ahead "Jtiy
204 San Antonio St.
SPRING FAINTING
Remember that we have thirty shades of modern col
ors on our Imperial Paint color card. Telephone and
we will mail or send you a color card.
Tut tie Faint and Glass Co.
PHGNE 206 210-212 N. STANTON
Tell These People What You Want
They Will Respond Promptly
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HACK AND AUTO STAND PPske Hotd Paso Del Norte on
Rates $3.60 per hour. . San AntOOKJ.
TAXICAB AND AUTO STAND PWs: -449 362 ibis
Bell 608 A 629. DRUGGISTS
A. E. RYAN & CO.
OPEN &LZ. HIGHT.
212 SAIT AHT0HIO ST.
LONGWELL'S TRANSFER
AND AUTO GARAGE. PHOSE 3
Our equipment is complete P,ssenger Automobiles. Anto Baggage Tracks,
Hacks. Livery Rigs. Light and heavy hauling; Storage warehouse.
Call DOOM'S TRANSFER
To haul yoar baggage or move yon. Storage and packing by careM mea.
BELL 1054.
NOTICE
ALL GOOD 7 PASSENGER
AUTOS FOR HIRE
Best Service Polite Attention
$3 PER HOUR
The Two-Republics Life Insurance Company
EL PASO, TEXAS
A. KRAKAUER, President. '
Good men wanted to sell policies that guarantee
protection.
O. R. RUSSELL, LOUIS ST. J. THOMAS,
Sapt. of Agents. Seety. and Genl Mgr.
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IT Made Every Corn Vanish
Like Magic."
corn, every time, as sure as the sun
rises. It takes about 2 seconds to ap
ply it. Corn pains stop, you forget
the corn, the corn shrivels up, and it's
gone! Kver try anything like that?
You never lid. There's no more fuss
ing with plasters that press on the
corn, no more sarres that take off toe
surrounding flesh, no more bandages.
No more knives, files or razors that
make corns grow, and cause danger of
blood poison "GETS-IT" 8 equally
harmless to healthy or irritated fleah.
It "gets" every corn, wart, callus and
bunion ou've got.
"GKTS-IT" is sold at all druggists'
at 86 cents a bottle, or sent on receipt
of jHtfce by B. Lawrence Co.. Chi
cago. Advertisement.
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY
Motfetrs who value their own comfort and the
welfare of their children, should nererbe without a
box of Mother Gny's Sweet Powders for Children,
for ase throughout the season. They Break op
Colds. Believe Feverwhnese, Constipation, Teething
Disorders, Headache and Stomach Troubles. Fsedby
Mothers for 82 years. THKhE POWDERS NEVER
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SS -Breslan" March S
SS "Cassel" .Aprils
SS "Vittekind" May 3
SS "Koeln" My 84
SS"Casel- Jne 14
SS "Breslan" July 5
SS "Koem" (July 2S
Large comfortable steamers.
FARES: Cabin, $7.50 and $.;
Steerage, J35.W i
Apply to Local Agents, or to
ALFRED HOLT, General Agent,
Galveston, Texas.
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