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t PASO HERALD
Friday, May 9, 1913
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fiGTVT Spend That
$15 for a Suit, Mr. Man,
Till You Have Seen the "Popular' 's" Assortment
fy'-',
T'HE man who wants to choose his new Summer
clothes from a liberal and representative assort
ment can find this kind of an assortment at the
"Popular." And, mind you, we are talking about
an assortment that actually is an assortment and not
an apologetic offering of a few odd colorings and
styles. We can show you at the single price of
$ 1 5 a range of garments which in most shops could
only be shown at a range of prices. Just cast your
eye over this list of fabrics in suits at $ 1 5 :
Blue Pencil Stripes
Grfcy Pencil Stripes
Shepherd Checks
Overplaids
Homespun Cloths
Fancy Mixtures
Blue Serges
Crashes
Made in regulation models, on narrow, close-fitting
lines, and in the smartest Norfolks ever pleated.
Lined and half lined and tailored and finished with
that snap and style which the "PopularY clothes
possess more than any others. If it is style you
Want and variety, then it will be well for you to re
member that we are pre-eminently first in both.
Hart Schaffner & Marx,
Rogers-Peet and "Fitform"
Suits at $20 to $35
What the Boys' Store Offers Saturday
50c Silk Hose 28c Pair
Men's pure thread silk hose, in the wanted two-tone
effects the very newest colorings. These are our
regular 50c sellers. Saturday OQ
a pair uaOC
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NORFOLK AND PLAIN
COAT SUITS Having full
cut Knickerbockers; in grey or
tan diagonals and mixtures; bot
tom faced coat and full lined
trousers. Sizes j.q qk
to 1 6. Special at O.OD
BOY'S SUITS All our $6.50
quality suits in Norfolk or plain
coat styles, having latest improved
workmanship in the newest sum
mer patterns, greys, j. j ff
brown and tans, at. . vDAJSJ
HIGH GRADE IVAN
FRANK SUITS in plain coat
models only. The season's stock,
light summer shades. Regular
$8.50 values, j. j q g
reduced to ? ? OD
$10.50 to $14.50 4-. oji
values at OD
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WOOL KNICK. PANTS
In browns and greys, sizes 6 to
15. Special, oQp
a pair ? L
NEW STRAW HATS for
boys, in latest eastern shapes. All
sizes for boys 2 to 1 5, qq
at 50c and ZfOC
K. & S. BLOUSES, with short
sleeves. The new tapeless blouse
for summer, with elbow length
sleeves, in white or colors, all
wanted materials. For boys 5
Slf.T: ...50c
REGATTA" WASH
SUITS Buster Brown styles, 3
to 7, and Sailor Blouse styles, 4
to 9; light or dark patterns, fast
color guaranteed.
Special a suk
95c
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GEORGE ATJE SLATED
FOR CONGRESS SEAT
Indiana RepaliHcan aad PreRxeiwlves
Talk of Cerablninc to Elect Him
at t Election.
T.aporte, Ind., May 9. A movement
1 s taken form in the 10th district
i j -unite Bull Moose and Republicans
In support of George Ade as a candi
date for congress in opposition, next
3 ar, to John B. Peterson, the present
1. mociatic incumbent. Peterson suc-d-d
in defeating Edgar D. Crum
j..i' 'vrr .lfter the latter had served 16
. r in the lower House
A4e is said to have indicated to bis
f- . ni'- that he is receptive. He -was
,.i onounced Progressive in the last
ianpagn.
niTES SAYS. 1IAR.VKSTKR CO.
Ai TO I AY HIS CAR. FARE
Government Attorney In Snlt Against
Trs.t Seeks To Sbott AVItnew.es Are
Paid Per Their Service.
Ft Paul, Minn.. May 9. "How much
... ou intend to charge the Inter-
. i 'nal Harvester company for ap-
nne as a witness here?" William
Schwasrer, of Utica, Minn., was asked
- neaiing of the government's suit
, c;olVf the Harvester company.
I don't have to tell you that," was
t1 -"eply to the question which was
a?! ' ii by K. P Grosvenor. government
irnt-'. iJrosvenor sought to show
(i-j.t witnesses were being freely paid
for thPir services.
W ho asked yon to come here, and
tt 'ifj "" Grosvenor questioned.
Mr Wright, the International agent
v W l-iona."
You were told that you would be
p.iil for jour services?"
t least my railroad fare would be
p,a answered Schwager.
";ri'vnor then asked the witness to
t nt out the attorney lor the defence
v t o had given him his instructions.
- hwager turned and pointed to judge
T Bo le, of Omaha, who had di
rt i f'i the examination of the -witness.
You're excused. Go to the pay
n ndow and get your money," Grosven
. - aid
Well I guess that doesn't make any
if, rence. does it?" snapped Schwager
as if- left the stand.
SENATE WILL WORK
m SECRET STILL
Washington, D. C, May 9. Senator
Ashurst's resolution that all meetings
of senate standing committees be open
to the public will be turned down hv
the senate. j
Asnurst is always trying to get the
light turned on in the senate and acts
as if he is perfectly wilting that the
public know everything that goes on
in the committees, where practically
all legislation in the upper house is
agreed upon. The senate thinks the
ether way. evidently.
The senate rules committees has re
fused to interfere with the practice of
holding secret sessions of committees.
Inasmuch as the great bulk of senate
business, and that of the house as
well, is transacted in committee be
hind closed doors, with the public
barred, the decision is important.
Senator Ashurst introduced a reso
lution providing that all meetings of
the senate standing committees should
be open to the public if it wished to
attend. The rules committee consid
ered it and will report it back with
the statement that meetings of com
mittees are now open and hearings can
be had by anyone desiring them when
they have matter of value to present.
The committee, through senator Over
man, chairman, will recommend that
no change be made in the rules in this
matter.
Most of the senators are unwilling to
abolish the practice of holding com
mittee meetings behind, closed doors,
for the obvious reason that they do
not want the public to know many of
the things they say and many of the
votes they cast in the privacy of the
committee room.
To Get Rid of Mosquitoes.
Tou can Sleep. Fish, Hunt or attend
to any work without being worried by
the biting or singing of Mosquitoes, by
applying to the face, ears and hands,
BR. PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING
OIL. Price 25c. 5c, Sl.M. Adv.
Coal I the Cheapest This Month.
r. t Gallup lump (American block
, .aIi in three ton lots, SS.50 per ton.
T4 Swastika lump from Sugarite
mine. $6.50 per ton. Discount on three
on iWiv""ie. Has no equal for econ
will not lose weight or slack.
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Southwestern Koel Company,
OPEN!
tonight until 9:JU.
Free Tickets
to West Ysleta, at
Tobin's Office
Schneider's
Sanitary Market
Hot weather coining that means flv time, and you
well know the danger in eating fresh meat that lavs
around in shops with flys swarming over it all dav.
All we ask is an inspection of our shop and way of
handling meats then look around at a few others.
Here's some low prices on good meat:
Loin Steak, per lb 20c
Chuck Steak, per lb 12 l-2c
Ghuck Roast, per lb 12 l-2c
Pork Shoulder Roast, per lb ..... .17 ic
Extra Special On Lard
" Sa!J $1.30
5 lb Pail fiK
3 lb Paii ;;;.;. ;io
See Our Complete Delicatessen
In Connection
HOME COOKED Ham, Veal, Pork, Head Cheese
Tongue. '
HOME MADE Cakes, Doughnuts and Bread.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Cheese of All Kinds.
H. O. SCHNEIDER
Phones 14 and 893 107 S. El Paso St
After Supper Sale
Seven to Nine
TOILET GOODS
HIND'S HONEY AND AL
MOND CREAM the ideal
skin preserver and beauti
fier. Just the thing for sun
burned skins. After sup
per sale, a o
bottle DDC
(Limit One)
LAMBERT'S LISTERINE
Xo home should be with
out a bottle of listerine it
alwavs comes in handv. Af
ter Supper sale, the
$1.00 bottles at
(Limit One)
65c
r
19c
5c
95c
Specials From The
Main Floor
RIBBONS
Taffeta hair bow and sash ribbons, in
black, white and the most desired
plain colors. Saturday special,
jard
RIBBONS
Xo. 1, 5-yard bolts of corset cover rib
bons in white, pink, light blue and
lavender. Saturday special,
bolt
NECKWEAR
Many new arrivals in neckwear, Dutch
and sailor collars and collar and cuff
sets: sheer lawns, linens, lace, crepe and
.ratine: many of the newer Bulgarian ef
fects will be shown Saturday, np
Price ranges 15 down to OC
BELTS
Embroidered belts with pearl buckles;
some slightly soiled; Saturday og
special each r wut
VEILS
36-inch square hemstitched chiffon veils,
in black, white and colors. Sat- A
urday special ..0C
VEILS
Shadow lace drape veils in black, white
and colors. Saturday special
SILK GLOVES
16-button length silk gloves in black aad
white only. Good quality. Sat- T J?
urday special, a pair OC
CHAM0ISETTE GLOVES
Two-clasp chamoisette gloves in white
and natural. AM sizes, at a O C
pair wOC
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Toilet Articles
On Sale All Day
La Bla-he Face Powder 35c
Daggett and Ramsdell's Cold Cream. .38c
Enthymol tooth paste 17c
1-2 lb. bars 4711 Rose Glycerine Soap 27c
$1.00 '-Superba" tolet water (asst.
odors 85c
Williams Talcum Powder 15c .
Williams Shaving Stick 16c
Hosiery and Underwear
WOMEN'S SILK BOOT HOSE in
black and white onlr. Saturdav
special. 3 pairs $ .QQ
MISSES HOSE Fine black cotton, rib
bed quality. A matchless
value at. a pair -. . . .
ITALIAN SILK VESTS for women, in
white and colors; prettily embroidered;
silk tap run. Best $5.00 tf Q A Q
values offered Saturdav at P50
WOMEN'S VESTS fine Swiss ribbed
quality, well made and perfect fitting.
Saturday special 3
for
Over 500 Blouses At 69c
ANOTHER instance of this store's buying power.
We found a manufacturer, who had over 500 new
Spring and Summer Blouses left on his hands through
canceled orders. In the collection there are Blouses
with high and low necks, with long and short sleeves
of lawn and batiste some trimmed with laces and
embroideries, others embroidered in dainty new de
signs. Blouses that woidd ordinarily sell at $1.50
and $2.00; any of them in this Satm'day m Q
sale ...". C
Balkan and Other New Middys
SOME wonderful values offered tomorrow in these popular middys. A
special lot our buyer had the good fortune to secure at a price. A wide
variety of styles including Balkan, Norfolk and Regulation styles. Some
all white, with sailor collars and cuffs of white, red or navy, fancy stripes,
Bulgarian colorings, etc. They will be more popular this sason than aver before. Middys that most
stores would consider cheap at $1.45, we offer Saturday at .
95c
Extra Special In
White Linene
Parasols At
50c
T T is seldom indeed, that yoa
A are offered an opportunity at
the very beginning of the season
to buy new parasols for less than
regular prices, but tomorrow the
"Popular" offers women's white
linene parasols, neatly hemstitched
cover, long stylish polished hard
wood handles at the remarkably
low price of, each, 50c
Extra Special In Women's
New Washable Skirts at 95 c
WOMLX will be interested in the splendid exhibit of Wash
skirts we have ready for them to see. The season is
close at hand when skirts of this character will be the order of
the day. In no former season has there been so much charm
to the designing of this character of skirts. Your particular at
tention is called to nifty skirts of pure linen, linene, welts and
cotton ratine, in white and natural; some pearl button trimmed
and having patch pockets. The best values we've ever Q f
offered at IOC
Girls' New Wash Dresses
95c, $1.45, $1.95 and $2.45
THE new wash dresses for the girls are here and Satur
day we are going to give particular attention to fitting
the little folks out for Summer. In our children's department,
2nd floor annex, you'll see lots of pretty dresses of ginghams,
percales and chambrays .and you'll see at a glance they are extra,
good values. No need for mothers to worry and fret over making
their children dresses, when the Popular" offers them to you
at less than the materials cost. See our four special lots at
95c, $1.45, $1.95, $2.45.
Linen, Eponge ? Ratine Dresses $3.95
NOTHING this side of sensational can describe this Saturday sale of Women's
Washable Dresses. Handsome midsummer models in the sew season's
latest and most attractive styles. Here are dresses such as you would ordinarily expect
to find only at double the advertised price. Over thirty different styles are represented
in the sale which includes one-piece ratine, eponge, linen, linene and pique dresses, in nat
ural, white and all the wanted colors and stripes. Some with Bulgarian trimmings, eyelet
embroidery, trimmings of contrasting colors, Balkan, Russian and the new overskirt ef
fects as well as the popular Teter Thompson" styles. The very best wash, dress value
me j. opuiar nas ever onerea. Any ot this great collecton Saturdav
w
at
$3.95
New Linen Coat Suits, Special $4.95
12'2C
JUST fifty of these new lightweight Suits, such as women most admire for wear during
the hot months. The coats are plain tailored cutaway styles and Norfolk models, with
pearl and covered buttons. The skirts are plain. Be sure and get one of these J a r
suits Thursday before the sizes are depleted. Choiee of the lot P4.50
Extra Special In Girls' Headwear $2.00
nr HE hats in this assortment include white Milan and Peanut
A Straws, also fancy silk braid hats, tastefuliv trimmed in
colored ribbons. Suitable for girls 7 to 12 years of age. Manv
of these hats are copies of grown-ups' headwear. r A
"We price them special tomorrow at. . .:. . .-.w P JUJj
Sale Of Women's Untrimmed Shapes
XJIGH grade shapes of fine quality hemp, tagal, Milan and various other materials fa---
vored this season. Bhuk, natural, -white, navy, braes, grays, red, pram, brown, mus
tard and other wanted colors. Small, medium and large shapes. These are fwe French,
shapes reproduced by authorized American agents. We have marked them at wholesale
prices.
Four Special Lots Undermuslins
$1.00 j
Jewelry and Mesh Bags
MESH BAGS Women's
mesh hags: in new shapes
and sizes. A good value Sat-
S:'.at 89c
ASSOETED JEWELRY
Bar Pins, Brooches and
Beauty pins, in gold and sil
ver plated, sterling silver,
pearl settings and other
fancy designs. Extra spe
cial, your choice
at
.45 e
45c
Pull size night gowns, lace aad
embroidery trimmed; full length
and short skirts; drawers, em
broidery trimmed; corset covers in
many styles; ehemise of fine aaia
sook, untrimmed. All these are
correctly proportioned, well made
garments which, fit well.
$1.45-
Unusually handsome styles aad
grand values are offered in this
line. Skirts with deep flounce
of lace or embroidery; pretty
style combination garments; beau
tifully designed corset overs;
skirt ehemise, handsomely trim
med ; drawers iH a variety of styles.
95c
CombinatMB corset covers with,
drawers or short skirt; short aad
skirt ehemise; night gowns in high
or low neck styles; hand embroid
ered and lace and embroidery
trimmed drawers; corset covers;
and many styles of long aad short
skirts.
-pl 95-
A host of beautiful garments to
choose 'from at this price. Cbmbi
aatkm garments, night gowns, cor
se covers, drawers, chemise aad
skirts, made of fine longdoth,
nainsook aad batiste, trimmed
with rich embroideries and dainty
laees.
Choice
J .J I - V 1
Pair nVvfeJ
Saturday-" 'Last Day of The Sale of
Manufacturer's Sample
Low Shoes For Women- $ 1 .45
WE told you the story in Wednesday's Herald how we purchased from one of the largest
manufacturer i of Somen's Fine Footwear at a remarkable price concession, his entire
line of Spring and Summer samples every pair a new up-to-the-minute 1913 style. If
you did not get you a pair of these low shoes Thursday or Friday, you have one more chance to
morrow. The orginal purchase was about 2000 pairs of oxfords and pumps, and to this we have
added all broken lines of footwear from our regular slock. They are m ail wanted leathers, and in
a pretty good range of sizes. Sale is being he'd in our Main Floor Shoe Department. Plenty of
extra shoe salesmen to serve you promptly.
Styles Which Would Sell Regu- i a
larly At $3.50 and $4-00, Choice v 1 D
Memud
See the New Arrivals in
Women's Balkan Sashes
and Leather Belts