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EL PASO HERALD
.8 IFriday, February 28, 1913
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jfEW PARASOLS
A special Saturday
feature Parasols
worth to $2.50,
Every wanted color
and style is present.
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Last Day of the Big Patriotic Sale Saturday !
j4mf itfe'ue prepared a Great Spread of Tempting Values in fixings you
need right now Fixings for yourself, for the children and for the
home It's the thrifty buyers we want buyers who know values and
know, too, just how much these economies we offer meanwe want you to
come here tomorrow, to reap the benefits of these underpricings.
Your Spring Suit, Madam, Is Iere Waiting for Your Approval
Wouldn't you consider it a treat just to -walk in here and see just the suit or dress, you have had
in mind at just the price, or perhaps less, than you had decided to spend? Would you appreciate
a saving say, of "enough to purchase that preltyhat you were thinking of? We "will be only too
glad to show you the suit ana the savings-won z you come lai
The New Spring Suits $14.50, $17.50, $19.75 and Up to $39.75
Present a gathering that, for excellence o f materials, style and making, cannot be
equaled elsewhere at the price
The Materials, selected with great care, and in most instances, confined exclu-
sivelv to 'tCalisher's," embrace the newest of the more favored weaves in smart
English effects, Frenchy novelties and the quiet shades of grey in handsome
Diagonals and Bedfords.
The ShortXtoats, in cutaway and straight styles, are" cleverly modeled to meet
the requirements of El Paso's particular trade, with skirts in draped or slashed
eiiects so muuxi in lavor.
Silk Poplin Dresses
$14.95
Are a new favorite exquisite models,
in the wanted shades, with elaborate
embroidered yoke and skirt. These
are an exceptional value!
Sale of Ribbons
Saturday underpriced.
We have just received" a special
purchase and shipment of beauti
ful Spring ribbons which we very
tpecially feature tomorrow
4 io 6 in. Fancy Ribbons, worth
up to 45 c yard,
25c the Yard
There's a brilliant gathering to
choose from, m exquisite ifloral
and Dresden designs, stripes and
plaids an excellent value.
4 io 6 in. Fancy Ribbons, worth
up to 40c yard,
19c the Yard
This special lot embraces novelty
bordered ribbons in plain shades,
Moire, and Silk ribbons in all de
sired shades.
Wool.CHallie Dresses
$14.95
Another new feature, in tans, browns
and other desired shades beautifully
made, with clever touches of rieJi
trimmings, and a splendid value at
?14.95.
NATURAL LINEN DRESSES $7.95
Handsomely made, in an excellent
grade of pure linen, wiii richly em
broidered yokes, beed styles, a great
value.
SATIN FOULARD DRESSES $5.00
An extra special value for -Saturday
while they last! Come in black and
white pin stripe, Woes, brocaded, etc
Worth $10.00. ) ,
"Opera" Waists and Shirts Charming Spring Styles
Fresh from the hands of the most noted waist makers of the world made
and designed as only "Opera" Waists are, with those ingenious touches and
exquisite care of detail that every woman likes and you know, "Opera"
Waists can be had only at "Calisner,s."
The materials, Crepes, iMarquisettes, Lingerie and Silk are the best grades
obtainable, and are made in clever yoke styles and "shirt bosom" effects, with
embroidered, ratine and dainty lace trimmings in colored fancies and all
white, conservatively prieed ?IQ Q UP to 4l Q
NEW MIDDY BLOUSES
Beautifully made Middy's, with low .
necks and lacings, or high yoke, with
pretty collars and cuffs, are shown
in an excellent grade Galatea
Cloth,' specially priced t 1 - OC
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SATURDAY WAIST SPECIAL
A great gathering of new Lingerie
Waists, Linen Shirts and Tailored
Waists will be specially
featured Saturday, at. -. .
The season's bet styles are represent
ed in this special lot!
95c
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Trfmmittgs are in llne'v orred.
Sale of Veilings Saturday
$1.00 Shetland itiesh Veils '...( 59b
Come in all shades Saturday special.
50c Fancy Face Veilings 33c
Come in a splendid eboiee of patterns.
75c Wash Chiffon Scarf ings ....-.-. -39c
Come in all wanted shades, very heavy.
Beautiful Shaded Veils, Special .-.-. $1'J25
Come in combinations of all new shades.
Fancy Veilings, worth to 35c 15c
Come in lengths of 1 1-4 to 1 1-2 yards, in many patterns and colorings
the veil, 15c.
Sale of Lace Collars Saturday
Beautiful designs in Venise, Irish and SQ.
Crochet Lae$ Collars, worth to $1.25 J7C
Here is a remarkable selection of wide and narrow collars, in square,
round or pointed styles, dainty, exquisite designs, remarkable not only
for their beauty, bwt the price, as welL
Exquisite Ribbon' Novelties in Bows, with cunning lttthTroses and pearl
trimmings, are specially priced Saturday 25 C an 50 C
Fancy Irish Lace Collars, worth 50c, . O G? ,
Are another -veiy special Talue for Saturday.
25c
WOMEN'S SPRING UNDER
WEAR Very special,
vests or pants
Medium weight, small ribbed gar
ments, an excellent grade.
UNION SUITS QCI
Special OOC
Medium weight, elose ribbed all
sizes.
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SATURDAY SALE OF WALK
ING HATS AND SHAPES.
Worth to $3.tfo, at
Here's a spring treat,
iind ire'd advise an
early choice, for we are afraid
there are not enough to go around
Every1 new and favored style and
shajse.
Sale of Flowers
Continues Saturday.
10c Flower Clusters 25c
.7Se Silk JRosea. with foliage. .39c
$1.00 Flower Clustery 50c
6 to 9 p. m.
Special
Pears Soap the. cake .. 10c
Limit, TwbJakBs.' " t
Colgate's and Williams' Talcum
Powder, box 13c
Limit, One Box.
Bikers Dental Cream 11c
Limit, One Tube.
Hinds Honey and Almond
Cream, 50c sise. ..1 :..34c
Limit, One Bottle.
Newbro's Herpieide -35c
Limit, One Bottle. x
Bonds Extract 17c
Limit. One Bottle.
AB'tiay long. -
h U&e-'Idali&'Tfooth- Powder 1 5c
50c Pinauds Eau De Quinine 38c
50c Colgate's Bay Rum 38c
50c Rikers Cream of Roses. 38c
50c "Albo" Face Bleach 38c
50c "JPebeco" Tooth Paste. . .38c
Saturday Extra Specials
(First Floor)
$1.50 KID GLOVES Bitted, the T- OQ
An excellent grade in tan, brown, navy, red,
mode and gray Saturday only.
"CAROLA," MILANESE LISLE ?Eio
GLOVES Pair DOC
6 to 9 p. m. only "Made in Saxony," regular 50c
Come in pongee shades.
$3 16 BUT. NATURAL DOESKIN d.0 rQ
GLOVES P074
$3.95 16 BUT. KID GLOVES .... gQ QC
The pair &&&
tome in pink, blue and cream shades.
WOMEN'S SHEER LAWN CORDED BORDER
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS -j g
3 for ....1UC
WOMEN'S' EMBD. HEMSTITCHED 0"
HANDKERCHIEFS 3 for ....&J
15c AND 20c GALATEA AND SERGE -f -j
SUITINGS H-V
A splendid selection of pretty new patterns. Pur
chases limited to 10 yards. Jst Floor.
15c PERCALES In new and pretty - "1
patterns AJ.
LEATHERETTE HAND BAGS With 4 compart
ments, imitation seal, steel Citflr
frame OUC
PATENT LEATHER BELTS K(n
15c, 25c to Out,
ROLLED GOLD VANITY BRACELETS, OE-
each dJ
NEW BOW AND BAR PINS " C
Worth 25c, at fUt
Come in the neslong style, in pretty designs.
iL,r:':, $1 and $i.so
This is a new arrival in the Corset Section, de
signed to meet the requirements of slender figures
a most comfortable, health preserving corset that
gives the desired fullness and graceful lines so
much wanted and necessary for a perfect form.
' MAJESTIC CORSETS
New models, a satisfactory corset
for woraeH who are particular We
"specially feature these corsets, Sat
urday, at 89c- 51-00, 51.50- and up
to' 55.0'0.
MME. IRENEC0RSETS $2.98-
Odd numbers sad h'nes-that were
regularly marked from $5.00 jup to
515.00. Your -swe may be here
and just think ef the price
52.98.
wSST.r. 35c, 50c and 75c
A. Drah
specia
Come inplain or lace trimmed styles, reinforced
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at,arms
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Big Bargains For Little Folks Saturday
(2nd Floor)
Misses Twilled and Muslin Middy Blouses v r
Worth $1.00 OUC
A very special feature, on sale from C to 9 p. m. oaly-Come in whit?, with
dainty trimmings and collars in all colors, and Ted and blue stripes Purchase
limited to 1. x
Children's Gingham Dresses C CWWrea's Gingham BwsewQp ,
worth to ?1.00, 2 to 6 years. . O C worth to 51256 to 14 years .t7 0Cj
Children's Imported Dresses Sizes 2, S and 4 In Linen Repp and Galatej
J A-Tm Tj-4 Art wv nlAfi tP I Am iflll nn to J .
pritty styles and colors, at half regular value.? "iOC P0
Children's Belted Dresses, in poplins,
repps and pique, with large pearl but
tons, white only,
worth to 52.00.
$1.25
: Waists,
39c
Misses' Blazer Coats, spring weight,
in Norfolk style, excellently made.
Children's H. & W. Drawer Waists,
laee trimmed, worth
50c
Infants' Bibs 5c to 35c
In every size and pretty style.
Children's "Wayne Knit," "Pony" Brand Hose Bkek and
white ". ...
$6.95
a superior grade, all
wool, at j
Infants' ABC Fancy Bibs, large
size, Terry cloth, r r;
t - T ..fiOC
Infants' Bonnets 29c to $2.25
a DeauutiH selection, spring styles.
25c
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Saturday Extra Specials
(Lower Floor)
50c 4 STRING BROOMS-- OO
S to 11 a. m. only 5C
GOLD DUST WASHING T0WDER -t tj
-S to 11 a. m. only 1 C
TOILET PAPER Limit, S to 11 a. in., '-j r
3 rolls for" 1 U C
LARGE GLASS PITCHERS q
3 to 11 a. m. only X i C
' CHttDREN'S DRESES-rftK, ts' ja
- 1.25.' all day 3U..v.-.,-. JOcfC
' WOMEN'S SUN BONNE'ESiWjftn'SOc. q --
all day 50C
121-2c DRESS AND APRON GING- rj ji
HAMS All day 'ZC
WOMEN'S SUMMER VESTS -
Lace trimmed. 3 for OC
$1!5 LmGERIE WAISTS 7Q
7 to 9 p. m. only c?C
$1.00 PERCALE HOUSE DRESSES AQg
7 to 9 p. m. only rriC
MEN'S $1.00 PERCALE AND MADRAS -
SHIRTS 7 to 9 p. m. only OUC
BOYS' 75c MOTHER'S FRIEND Q
WAISTS 7 to 9 p. m --... rC
LEATHERETTE AND STRAW-SUIT CASES
Full size, worth to 51.50 Limit 1 QQf
7 to 9 p. m. only 2OC
WOMEN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS Tucked, hem
stitched or lace trimmed, worth 50c OCJr
35c and iOC
WOMEN'S 20c BLACK OR TAN "Olhf
HOSE Pair, L l
WOMEN'S $1.00 LINGERIE WAISTS OQ
All dav OIC
, ...CALISHER'S
THE MAN WHO UKES TO SAVE
Is the Man Man Who Watches These
Calisher Saturday Specials
The object of this little "ad" is to keep you posted
to let you know that here in this big store is a
"Man's Store" where the new things are always
shown at a lesser price a saving to you, not alone
on Saturday, but every day of the week too.
Tomorrow, we feature
50c Spring Ties at 2h
This mere statement does noi convey uic
full meaning of this offer You must see these
beautiful snappy designs, the rich colorings to
fully appreciate the value we are offering you
The lot includes about 12 dozen high grade mer
cerized silk finish washable ties, too, in smart pat
terns You'll want a half dozen!
SPRING WEIGHT UNION SUITS 89 C
Aextr- fine grade; full fashiened, dose rifefeai-TegHlorly worth 5L25
the suit.
HERCERIZED LISLE HOSE Worth 20c 1 1 C
he pair .-...
01.00 SOFT SHIRTS 'Slightly soiled, collars CO
attached "
$1.25 PAJAMAS Madras, with silk 98 C
trimmings .-. ........
6T09P.M. SPECIAL WHITE SHIRTS 7Qc
Collar and cuffs attached, in neat madras, sizes 16 1-2 to 17 1-2 - W
only Worth all of $1.25.
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Shoes for Men
In Chicago cold storage warehouses ol
more than 20.000 poumLs of butter by
revenue agents are expected to result
in a score, of prosecutions in the federal
courts according to a statement of fed
eral officials today. The confiscation
is the result of an examination of sev
eral million pounds of butter stored in
several warehouses. It is charged that
the outter is adulterated with -more
than 16 percent water.
Mexican Herald on sale at news
wagon, Oregon and San Antonio.
Sr. Morford. obstetrics, diseases of chil
dren &kidneys. Fevers, digestive & nerv
ous diseases. J42 Roberts-Banner Bldg.
Starts Nm Service VomliiT I Dr. RollInsoE. disease Of children, and I Rlnkx I,ecacv To Aid F"nh
N. i Mt.m..n .ii. i i i . ... i obstetrics. 11 Roberts-Banner Bld- ! v- i- ... .- v tm o ..
T n - i i v 11 , uj lt its' - K( k rt i jnri of Tt nskd a 1 c i.f
7" '-,";;x Ivl1 -Ti"r iai -. ivi inspectors Selie Batter. j so uu 1j aiu.m; U.rfathfr l -- ii. n-
roa. 4 yo 10 iouglas ani Bisbte, 1 Chicago, III. Feb. 2S Recent seizure? 1 denpln iifKert in contesting the will
News Brevities
Adver tisemeni .)
Train BalletiB.
T.ex5 Pacific train No. 5. from tfce
east, due at 9:40 p. m. is reported t
afternoon and evening trains for Frl- t
- - --1 1,-4 vii uhk.
Prempt TraBtier Servlee.
ror prompt baggage, livery, hack
and freigbr transfer, call Pomeroys El
Paso Transfer. Phone 2444
The cars will leave Kl Paso each Mon
day and Thursday at 6 p. m. Only a
weekly service has been in effect here
tofore. Drs. Brown, dentists. 26 Mills Bldg.;
phone 932-X.
Signs of Spring Appear.
. The- plaza is green and other porks
are snowing the touch of spring. Many
lawns 'indicate by their renewed life
that winter has passed. . Shrubs and
trees are budding.
For aoBHe -nlrlne and fixtures R
the National Telegrapnono and Supi
Company, 317 Mills street.
of her grandfather, the late Gen.
Thomas T. Kckert. former head of the
Western Union telegraph company.
Miss Kckert receives I&6.806 and a
$30,000 country estate by the will, the
breaking of which canceled her legacy.
Dr. Jones, Foot Specialist. Mills Bldg.
Open at night by appointment. Phone 783
Dr. Garrett, stomach, intestines and
internal diseases. 403 Roberts-Ban. Bid.
"Trust" Beady To Pay Fine.
Detroit Mich., Feb. 23 Representa
tives of the Standard Manufacturing
companj of Pittsbnrs and other mem
bers of the socalled iath tub trust re
centl convicted of criminal conspiracy
in rrstiaint of trade have notified
;isia..t attornev J Kdward Rland of
iW'- iit that th will i th. fines
nn ! .;. il i' urist tin m without furth- i
contest ii- ihe. government will cancel
a second criminal indictment which is
pending against them. Mr. Bland has
asked attorney general 'Wlckeraham for
instructions.
Dr. Jaraleson. diseases of kidneys,
bladder, rectum awTskin; 61S Mills Bldg.
Grand Opera for "Western Cities.
Chicago. Ill, Feb. 28. The Chicago
Grand Opera company, which left New
York today for a tour of cities west of
Chicago, will travel 9846 miles M
special train of two sections. The train
will go direct from New York to
Dallas. Texas, a distance of 173S miles.
Chiropodist, Mrs. Benson. Herald Bldg.
: lieaaqaarters lor naiaa wraps, ucm
! Electric Co, Sol San Antonio St.
Four Generation. Celebrate.
Newton. , J, Feb. -8. One hundred
years old. Mrs. Anna Ratan, second
cousin of commodore Perry, victor of
the battle of LaK, JSrie. rajpeiva con
gratulations from 2 descendants, rep
resenting four generations, at a daugh
ter's home here. Blevea great 'grand
children and two great great grand
children were among those wrhov4s!led
the aged woman.
Dr. RatUff, dentist, 204 Caples bldg.
Dr. T. W. Crowder. eye, ear, nose and
throat. 412-13 Mills BWg- phone IW.
Finds "Watch In Stranger's Coat.
Chicago. 111.. Feb. 28. Whoa Dr.
Peter J. Peel a1sefered i.lhat he had
been robbed of hte watch in a fashion
able cafe here, ho Hmembered that a
man sitting near Mm had joeOed him
In entering. He noticed where the man
he suspected had Aung his overcoat
thrust his naW Into the pocket and
found two watcHea, Ms own and an
other. He took feoth while the owner
Of the coat watc&ed him. not saying a
word.
' Dr. Xettle Sattcrlee, osteopath, 410
Mills Bldg, pfcoae 141.
Dr. Kfeln. diseases or lungs, stomach.
Intestines. Koherts-Banner Bldg.
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Railroad. Men "Xre Scattered.
Traffic manager A N. Brown oX the
El Paso & Southwestern system. V in
Chicago. General passenger agent
Eugene Fox is In St Louis. Assistant
gVneral freight agent W. C. Barnes is
fttendlng a rate meetiag in Paoentx,
and chief clerk J. D. Mason, of the
passenger department is in Los An
jreles attending a rate meeting. Assist
fnt superintendent H. W. Oonnolly; of
the G H., has gone to Houston for a
conference relative to the book of rules.
I Dr. Came-on. dentist 23S Mesa Ave.
Dr. Paget, dentist SOI Roberts-Banner.
TdBoanrE-ge ""'Pkln
coresPondenrf tkt Times points out
?halwlng to the deadlock of the six
Powell China will be unable to
meet liabilities amounting to JiBS.m
failing due in Europe in the next fort
ntght Thfs is in adStlon to the arrears
from the Boxer Indemnity.
r a t SHU Osteopthlc Infirmary.
Dr ira wf Collins, physician In chief.
nT AnSia Bark. Dr. Grace Parker. Dr.
r?asStxiteS yS,Ctea3:
201 West Mlseonrl stree-
rak. to Meet on Tuesday.
t.iSv night the ocal lodge of Elks
will hold 1U el,c'in ofce.
The' candidates for exalted ruter at the
presAit time are Clyde . Uohnes and
Charles A- Klnne.
C. II. WllllaniS' Co- 324 S. Stanton,
painting and paperfaanging.
Dr. Kbert. Peatlst Ztts-2S Mijte Bldg:
Sneelal Conventloa Rates.
The raTes to ,! Stock
men s convention t AJWrmD. Texas,
are 320 35 from ElPasOejfckets ill
be on ,!. March 1 to 4. McVusive and
good to 1 1 turn up to Marcfa,! inclusive
l"e Domestic O-fce.
Southwestern Fuel Co.
CUNNINGHAM HEIRS
" WIN MINING SUIT
Tombstone, Arix, Feb. 38. The cele
brated CosteUo-Cunningh&m suit In
volving several claims In the Warren
mining district has been decided by
judge Smith of Prescott judge Sutter
of Tombstone disqualifying in the case.
The decision virtually gives the heirs
of Paddy Cunningham 5125.000, the
action being brought for an even half
million. The suit involved several
claims. Including the selebrated Irish
Mag. of Bisbee, which Martin CosteUe,
deceased, sold and this suit was brought
to- recover by the heirs of the late
Paddy Cunningham. In ail probability
the case will be. appealed.
M. D. Scrlbner, one of the early com
ers to Tombstone, died from pneu
monia. Mr. Soribner came to Tombstone
in 1SS1 and was identified with many
business ven tares here for years. Mr
Scribner was 58 years old and was
born in Washintgon, La. He was a
member of the Masonic and Elk fraternities.
Try "GETS-IT," See
Every Gorn Vanish !
The Corn Cure on n ?fevr Plan Gets
Kvery Corn Quick and Sure.
Tou tried a lot of things for corns.
bwt you've stilt- got them. Trr the
new, sure, quick, easy, painless way
"First Time la My Wfe I Got Rid at
Cons. "GBTS-IT Is a Marvel!"
the new-plan' con care. GET-IT.J
Watch it get rid of that corn war
callus or buaioa in a hnrrv. "0.1-ts
is as wre as time. It takes two spi oj
to appiy mats an n wiwi-fj
stick and fuss over no sales tin:
corns sore and turn trut tleh raw
red, no plasters, no m li
razors that ma cau; i i '
more digging at corns. Just th.
thing in the world to use, Yc
days are over. "GETS-rf" is s.
tied. It Is safe. neer hurts
flesh
Your druggist sells "GETS
cents per bottle or direct ir "
from V la rence JL Co . Ch
Adt ertisement.