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We Prepay All Parcels Post Packages Extraordinary Values in Ready-to For Monday and Tuesday FOR Monday and Tuesday we have selected several specials in ready-io-wear that are en tirely out of the ordinary. We want to im press upon you at the start that these garments were selected from our regular high grade Spring stock (not something bought specially, just to create a sale) and are up to the "White Mouse standard" in every way. The special prices are for Monday and Tuesday only. See Arcade display of these garments. IBS nil iJrY Spring Suits, Values to $20.00, Monday and Tuesday, $14. 85 These suits are the best Spring styles-cutaways, straight cut effects etc The materials are serges, vigeraux, poplins, Bedfords, whipcords and novelties. Colore grays, tens, navy, Copenhagen, brown Wack, white, and black and -white checks. Some hare t.r JnreA linine aBd are trimmed to match. All sizes are of- . mces rsn regularly HP ,1. ,f Q g Tp Z ?. Sf $20.00. Special Monday and Tuesday Jk J J Jj d " Tuesday only, at Spring Suits, Values to $27.50, Monday and Tuesday, $19.85 Spring Coats. Values to $20.00, Monday and Tuesday, $14.85 The suits forming thfe group have been carefully Belected from regular stock and embrace every style of the SpriBg season. They eome ia all the new materials, in plain colors, mannish stripes, checks and novelties. All the fashionable Spring colors are repre sented in this assortment, seen ae grays, tans, navy, obck, wuii- hagen, brown and white. All sues. Prices range regularly up to $27.50. Special Monday and Tuesday only, at , tans, navy, oiac&, -ueu- $19,85 Stylish three-quarter length coats, made of light weight wool labncs just the kind of wrap you need for Spring and Bummer. Both pkin and fancy styles are offered, in stripes, checks and plain materials, in tans, grays, Copenhagen, navy and novelties. Some have colored lining; others are unlined. Trimmed with satin and buttons. Priees range reg- gfo g a v- p ularly up to $20.00. Special Mon- 'k I Zl K Hi US JL A m wr Silk Dresses. Values to $27. SO Monday and Tuesday, $19.85 Beautiful dresses of crepe 6e Chine, orepe meteor, charmcuse and faney foulards. Styles for street and afternoon wear. Long and short sleeve models, with draped skirts, some are blouse effects, trimmed with lace and silk. AH colors are offered, including Copenhagen, rose, navy, tans, browns, gray, Nell rose, black, etc. aii sims. rriws range reguiariy up to $27.50. Special Monday ' and Tuesday only, at -Wear i ' y&J ' it S.JM fW rzSx0 . I S$fmw Women's i Ygf m jL tyr ft r - wfc SSKrn J , r i ivr.vr u v .'rr. zmr dliil Wt A,. I. 1 Irhli I fill ' llu A-xC H i i 1 T I 11m H Hi rav, ieii rose, disck, eic. $19.85 See the Many New Arrivals in Ready-to- Wear lor next week we call particular attention to many ew ar rivate m the Garment Sectio. Especially interesting are the sew silk dresses, showing many new Russian blouse and JJal kan effects. We have ateo received many. new dresses of linen faacy ratine, French crepes and imported novelty ma terials. New arrivals in both silk and wool suits are also not to be overlooked, and special mention fa made of the dainty Swiss ad erepe de Chine kinumos we are showing. Alto gether your visit ta The White House" the earning week w be full of interest. Large Stock of Crepe Kimonos Now that evorr oe wants akimeoo, we call attention to our large stock of full length crepe kimonos. Come in Empire, kimono aad Japanese styles, in plain colors and fancy de airae Mcht and dark colors, trimmed with satin. We have ,Oare -rarkty at priees ranging ?1.W, $1J, $1-S. $2-50. $2.6 and up. Junior Dresses at $2.50 These dresses are made of a heavy 'quality of ner linen. They are natural eoter, with collar and euftB of Copenhagen blue. Come in sisee 13 to 19, and are a "White rfrt Cfj House value," at .v-.-:-W'OU We are showing many other good styles m juroor dresses, made of linen, ratine and other materials. Extra Special $7.50 Wool Skirts $4.95 a S AN Extra Special for Monday and Tuesday, e offer stylish wool skirts, values to $7.50, at $4.95. These come in shepherd checks, fancy man nish stripes and other novelties, also in plain colors, such as navy, black, while, brown, grays and tans. The materials are serges, ivhipcords, vigeraux, poplins. Bed fords and other fabrics m vogue this Spring. All sizes are offered. Regular values are up to $7.50; an Extra Special for Monday and Tuesday el $4.95. Everlasting Roses, and Carnations We have received a big shipment of artificial roses and carna tions. They can scarcely be told from the real flowers, and are effective for tableland other decoration. v The carnations eome in red, white and pink, iodudiag the famous Lawsob. pink. Priced 15c each, $1.75 per dozen. The roses eome in American Beauty, red. pink, rose and the Law son, pink; have long stems. Priced 35c each, 3 for fl-W, $4.00 per dozen. v . April Hosiery Sale Continues Monday and Tuesday OUR April Hosiery Sale, which began this morning, continues Monday and Tuesday. This is prooing to be the greatest hosiery sale ever held in El Paso, and you should not fail to take advantage of this opportunity to secure your Summer hose supply at a big saving. We men lion below, briefly, some of the items in this sale. Ail regular 25c hose at 19c pair. All regular 35c hose at 25c pair. All regular 50c hose at JDc pair. 3 pair for $1.00. SALE OF SILK HOSE All $1.80 rtlk h.omc. ....... S5c pair All $1.58 alBc hose. ... . .$1.35 pall All $1.75 silk Itose....-...X1.55 pair All $2.00 Uk box.. M....$1.78 pair All $225 silk ho.. ....... $1.05 pair All $250 llk hose $2.15 pair Vfertt the Arcade. 7 Z The Store of Service 6peek, prke of All High Grade Garments Greatly Reduced We are now offering radically reduoed prices on all our high grade novelty garments evening dresses, afternoon dresses, silk suits and evening coats. Most of these are imported models. Now being offered regardless of their real value. Featuring Spring and Summer Dresses at $9.95 We cannot resist telling you about the extensive assortment of stylish Spring and Summer dresses we offer at the at tractive prke of ?9.&5. It is, of course, impossible to describe every style we show at this pHee, so we have selected a few as noted below, and assure you that we have many other styles equally as pleasing. Ratine dresses, with vehilc skirt, coat effect &f Bulgarian embroidered tan ratine. White ratine dresses, Bifi ratine filet bmni m colors, lamaied ftft Imen to match. Striped Ramie linen dresses, Bii7c ground xtith colored stripes, trimmed with plain color Imen to match. Striped ratine dresses, while ground T&kh colored stripes. French linen dresses, in all colors, with pond of while Imen, embroidered to match color of dress. Beautiful lingerie and while voUe dresses, trimmed with lace, embroidery and embroidered designs, many beautiful styles to select from. When you visit "The White House" Monday ar Tuesday be sure and ask to see the $9.95 dresses. Silk Waists and Shirts $2.75 A special showing will be made Monday of silk waists and shirts at $2.75. The waists are mescaline silk, plain styles; in a good range of colors, including black. The shirts are made of pencil stripe India silk, with soft high collar or Robespierre collar, and pocket. Both waists and (fQ 7C shirts are "White House values."' at ? O Sale of Sample Undermuslins We have just secured, from a well known manufacturer, a big shipment of sample undermuslins. They are clean, fresh ly laundered garments, made of cambric and nainsook mus lins and trimmed with nice lace and embroidery. In the lot are high neck night gowns, slipover night gowns, crepe night gowns, combination suits, princess slips, petticoats, drawers, chemise and corset covers. Had these garments been bought regularly they would sell up to $1.75 each. Ob sale QP Monday at, -choice JOC Millinery Announcement We announce the arrival of the very latest idea in ratine hate. There are fully 12 different styles to select from, and they eome in both solid and fancy colors. For a general ser vice hat that is at the same time decidedly stylish and can be bought at a nominal price, we recommend these new ratine hats. Thev are noted at the (t 1 A Q tPJL.O Button Oxfords The Ideal Summer Shoe Special Display Next Week N CALLING your attention to our present showing of white buck button Oxfords We do so with the full knowledge that our sldck is the most complete in El Paso. There is no grade in white buck button Oxfords that you will not find here. Every new idea of the season, in both 4 and 5 buttoji styles, is shown. Prices Range $2.95, $3.45, $3.95 and $4.45 m I ' 204 San Antonio Street g Co. Giililand Tent & Awninj (Formerly Pass City Tent & Awning Co.) J. L. GILLTT.ArTD, Prop. Phone 4144. 416 N. Oregon St. - J J " " '" i - . T 1 SiaJ. SAW FRANCISCO BAXKBR PLEADS GUILTY; BROKERS INDICTED Saa Francisco, Calif-, April 12 Charles F. Baker, former assistant cashier of the Crocker KNational bank, pleaded guilty today to embeazlement on 40 counts, in amounts not specified in the indictment. Experts are still working on the books aad the shortage is estimated at approximately J2M.00. Sentence was deferred until Mon- While Baker was pleading guilty, the federal grand jury handed down three indictments against brokers with whom Baker had speculated under a falsa name. U S attorney McNab said the indictments were the first of their kind in the history of the federal courts. The bail was fixed at SIO.&SO each. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. Your drugsist will refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itchinp, Blind, Bleeding or Pro truding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 58c. NOTICE! Students and Former students of DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE A BALL FOR YOU, your parents, your sisters, your brothers and your sweethearts, will be git en at Ryan's Dancing Academy, April 18, S:30 ' SPECIAL PROGRAM A BIG TIME. If you wish to go Phone or call for card for admission. FREE GRATIS FUR NUTHIrT. R. F. DAVIS, 1VI?t PHONES 1484-1465. HEW CONSUL OF MfflGLIS HERE (Continued from page 1.) Saturday from Galveston. Tex. where he was formerly consul. H. K. Dlebold, inspector general of Mexican consul ates, turned over the office to him Sat urday. Mr. Diebold will remain in El Paso and make bis headquarters here. OJEDA HAS FRENCH GTJrT; SHOOTS FAST This Hon Helped nim Largely to "Whip 1 Ia Quickly Spoiled. I Naco, Ariz.. April 12 Aside from his , daring and brilliant fighting for the last four days, the real secret of Gen. ICUIU UjeUtlfi BHWVW 111 UCICUUIU Naco, Sonora, was made known today. A CARLOAD OF THE CELEBRATED BREAD WINNER FLOUR. 24 pound sack 75c 48 pound sack $1.45 EXCELLENT FOR BREAD AND BISCUITS. STRICTLY FRESH EGGS 20c DOZEN. LCIY QROCERY InW I COMPANY irNDBRSELti ALL OTHERS PHONES 5053098. 204-206 E. OVERLAND ST. "All Bound Round" Does your Stomacfi feel that way after each meal? Your food is not being di gested makes you feel heavy causes Gas, Heartburn, Sour Risings and Nausea. Listen, try HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS fir 3. rii Jji jiiluc how mi h it w 'II in Ip j on Take a bottle home today. It Is the possession of artillery of the latest yreneh pattern, throwing two explosive shells a minute. A young Englishman named John Dean, who Is handling one of the guns, is said to be doing some fine work. Another attempt 10 aesiruy nn, ot- nora. by" dynamite, without apparent while the situation in the south, where care for the" result to the Arizona town failed late, yesterday. State troops loadgd 600 pounds of dynamite and Bfl pounds of giant powder on a car and dispatched it by gravity toward the two border towns. The time fuse failed to operate. ' The federals hauled the car to the garrison and celebrated the bloodless victory boisterously. To prevent a re occurrence oT the attempt. Gen. Ojeda ordered a long section of the railway track torn up below Naco. The work was accomplished without opposition. Cnnonndlng Today. Infrequent canonading at long range continued today. The state troops showed no disposition to continue a concentrated assault on Ojeda's posi tion. Desertions by scores from the Constitutionalist" ranks are reported, the officers apparently having no con trol of the men. Many are crossing to the Arizona side, telling the oficers of the United States border patrol that they are returning to their homes. Gen Ojeda's federals in general remain staunchly with their commander. HUKRT.VS -STANDING IS HURT BY UNITED STATES) Mexico. Cit, Mer. April 12. That the withholding of official recognition of the United States materially has weak ened the Huerta. government, is the opinion generally expressed by the pub lic and privately admitted In certain Mexican official circles Editorial writers comment upon this phase ef the situation and there has begun a propaganda in the local press tending to place responsibility for the fate of Xexico on the United States. Further complicating the financial difficulties of the government, is the in crease in the exchange rate, in the last Wfk wtiu n mounted to 320 Ku-urie'!'! roiiflition in Mico are re- 1 t i s i iiul th r nlmiunan ill t irli i,i Smh, Itr at Monti re ' I I 11 ml T " "I !Hl In Oil tloscfl I j. l.n k u fuel. A. sun 1.111S PotOjl the first two articles or the measure providing for an increase In the ex port ta o goW. Rail communication with tta Unite States' w interrupted when the reb els cut the Matamoras line at AMa mas, 40 miles south of Rio Grasae City. Texa. Press dispatches recelTed here from Monterey confirm the occupation of Cerralvo by the rebels. Federate have been sent to recapture the town. MEXICANS PLOT TO ., VILOATE THHIR. PAROLE Nogales. Aria.. April IX. According to documentary evidence, it was planned for the Mexican federal prisoners here to escape early this morning to Naco. Sonora, and assist Gen. Ojeda. in the defence of t?t town. According to the evidence, the plot was to escape while the American irmy officers attended a dance early this morning. The prisoners, many of them federal army officers, fled to this side during the state rebel troop attack on No gales, Sonora. They were released on parole Thursday. SAYS MEN WHO KILLED MADHRO, MLRDBRBD New Orleans. La, ApriJ 12. Martias Oviedo, former private secretary to president Madero. of Mexico, arrived here todav with a sensational narra tive of the manner in which Madero and his vice president, Pino Snares, met their death. Orieoo declared two rurales performed the executions on the direct order of their superior and that later they were put to death to seal their lips. After Oviedo escaped from Mexico City he joined Caransa's followers in Coahuila. REBELS ARE POOLED AND BULLION IS SHIPPBD OUT Brownsville, Texas, April 12. By starting a train carrying ?i8, worth of silver bullion out of Monterey an hour and a half ahead of its schedule. National railway officials outwitted rebels, who. It is believed, had planned a holdup. The train arrived here safe yesterday afternoon. The rebels partly destroyed a ,m-ig over the San Juan river, one mile this side of Aldagmae. about half an hour after the train passed. ONE OF TUB VICTIMS OF PANCHO VILLA'S BANDITRY Charles Qualey, one of tho owners of the Yaqnivo mine. In the Ocampo dis trict of Chihuahua, is here. This is the mine from which Pancho villa, it ia said, seized 120,000 pesos worth of sil ver while It was being transferred from the mines to Chihuahua. Mr. Qualey is on his way back from Kingman, Ariz, to his mining properties. DR. OOMEZ ON SHIP. Veracruz. Mex.. April IX. Dr. Fran cisco Vasques Gomez, whom the mili tary authorities here requested the American consul to have delivered to them from on board the steamer Mon terey, still remains on, the vessel. DOZAL RESUMES ACTIVITY. Juan Dozal. former major under Oroaco and later a private detective in Kl Paso, is reported to have taken to the field again and is operating with Pancho Villa, west of Chihuahua. DR. FR1KDMANN IS DENIED OFFICE ROOM IN PROVIDENCE HOTEL Providence. R. I.. April IX. Dr. Fred- erich F. Frledmann, who claims to have a vaccine cure for tuberculosis, was Mexican waters of American ships of wner he has been receiving patients war. ' . . . , i . Ann...i .a vi. inai nv wui nut. m iivww j u.- ao the smelters are running on half time, and Aguascalientes at & third of ca pacity. Transportation facilities remain se riously crippled Rebels practically control Sonora, uanuiia ana uuranro in tne north. Kmiliano Z.inata still Is in rotvolllnn has not changed materially. In Nuevo Leon the federals are slowly regaining possession of the railroad to Laredo, on the Texas border, but the rebels, pushed back from this line of communication, ar. ex'enHirw '" zone of operations far to the eastward. In southern CV-ahuila tue rtu.d hold the immediate neighborhoods around Torreon and between there and Chi huahua, interrupt traffic on the Mexi can Central railway almost at will. AMERICAN SILORS AT GUAYMAS ON A DRUNK Guaymas. Sonora, Mex., April 12. An official consular report from an eye witness of the fight of "Wednesday morning. In which two United States sailors were killed, says that the Amer icans were drunk. Uhe men are said to have been shot by the chief of po lice. For some time irritation on the part of Mexicans had been evident. -admittedly caused by the presence in M CM IT no Ft s Pimjfos id SqpIbs Afl Owr Body and Sffllp. Bamed d feted. r&r-UBtrTjUcFfDaiKirou7. & ptefeiy Cored fay Griw Jp and Gutiwaa 0rafene& 2TK. Bestow!. -tttasW SSS bodyaasitfeescalyofiEySBsfi. Wrff" asd finsttr began to teea sofi Iftfe-ood I BcraSched asd sr BseO, mtevStSo fcfesd- fes sane. KlBratst OTTRd tiesssa3fioa psoflaetaB teaman oreciayXrfy. 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"gates, what do you think & tbe ma&ar- with the world aowadaya?" "UaollSben 'just this There's too raaci hostaeM In religion aad not eaough. retfoa ia business!" war. Blames AnierlemiH. Nogales. Ariz., April 12. Americans arriving here today leaving Quaymas vesterday blame the American sailors for the street fight which resulted in two blue jackets being killed and a number of sailors and police wounded jam Wednesday. suite for professional purposes. All his patients in the hall were asked to leave and private detectives were stationed at the doors ta prevent others from entering Six persons who had taken tooms awaiting treatment were asked to vacate. Reporting the killmtr r th sailors. 1 T,Tir a tot nur ii--tt"CTT American consul Gilfoyle, at Hermo- I itUOiiO AMU XV X KJ V JCiIfc 1 Oor.gnrotera8m?v1rty0dtu- AUTO RACE ENTRIES ; ord,ir,y" i New Tork. N. Y. April IS. Almost The consul bases his report on the buried in roses and t ining ivy, the statement of an eye witness adding triple coffin that t ontains the body of i that the trouble in all lit4m,Awl rnulll i I T Vapmii 11a tnJov In th. artvt O..C unii avuiaea naa tie cnw agent at Guamax notified the com mander of the California Opportunely. ''"." w jiili.ii I lu memr ti in. iuhitai iruu in EtrOUT I'Ft S GOLD. I s, ',. ,m- i , 1 n,l i I t M , , v 1J Th iiaui'' i l a. int of the Marble library, which holtf hi1 books and many of his art treasure" There it will repose until 1500 of hi fri mis Kith. r t pa f in il tribute i lus mem"r Tt th. funirl -miu in S, ;. im j. ii 1 nil i What the Backward Child Needs. The backward child can hardly evor he helped in. a private school, however excellent it may he, because what the backward child needs is not coaching but expert observation acd diagnosis. From Hheta Chllde Dorrs The ChHd That Is Different," in the Centurv THE $15 Clottes Shop 1T SAN" ANTONIO ST. Sole Ageats ScMoss Bros. ClotLes HARRIS KRUPP Prop. ' s 1J- l lias'" niftht right ilvn- i. in."t r 1 P -c