El Paso herald., April 30, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

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KL PASO HERALD
We Are Featuring
"High School" Suits
For Young Men Graduates
$12.50to$18
TT IS usually' the case
that young men in High
School are the best dressers
of any city, and we think
El Paso k no exception.
You fellows want Ine
clothing, good fit, the right
style, snappy clothes that
look well on you.
Here they are ready for
you, just in, "High
School" Brand just the
clothes you want, just the
styles.
It is natural that you will
want to look right on the
big day, and since we have
prepared for you specially,
we hope you'll come, at
least, to look over what we
have to offer.
Better have a look. We
make a specialty of young
men's business. Our service
is for you.
Hart Schaffner & Marx,
Rogers Peet and "Fitform" Suits
For Men and Young Men
At $20.00 to $40.00
Mens Underwear 35 c Garment
"KEEN'S Roxford Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers in all sizes.
Made with reinforced crotch, full fashioned seams. Thurs
day and Friday, special a suit 70c, .
or a garment 3DC
New
Straw
Hats
New
Straw
Hats
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NEW COURT WILL
MEET AT FT. BLISS
Numerous Transfers of Soldiers to Quar
termaster Corps Are Made Seati
westera Army Hews.
A new general court-martial is ap
pointed to meet at Fort Bliss, on the
call of the president, for the trial of
nich persons as may be properly
brought before it. The detail for the
court follows:
CoL Frank West, second eavalry;, Col.
Robert D. Read, cavalry; Lieut. Col.
Augustus C. Macoi-i1! ninth cavalrv. Maj.
Teorge W. Read, ninth cavalry; Maj.
Robert E. L. Mitch ie, 13th cavalry; Maj.
.fohn S. Winn, second eavalry; Capt.
Charles W. Fenton, second cavalry; Uapt
'ieorge B. Pritchard, jr., fifth eavalry;
("apt. John P. Wade, second eavalry;
( apt. Dorsey Cullen, second cavalry;
( apt. James M. Burroughs, second cav
alry, udge advocate.
The judge advocate is authorized to
employ a reporter.
Upon the recommendation of the chief
quartermaster of the department, private
losiah E. Calvert, troop E, fifth cavalry,
Fert Huachuca, Ariz., is transferred to
Orrine For Drink Habit
TRY IT O.T OUR. EXPENSE.
We are In earnest -when -we ask
rou to give ORRINE a trial. Tou have
nothing- to risk and everything to
frain. tor your money will be returned
If after a trial wou fail to get re
sults from ORRINE. This offer giTes
the wives and mothers of those who
drink to excess an opportunity to ry
the ORRINE treatment. It is a very
simple treatment, can be given In the
home without publicity, or loss of time
from business, and at a small price.
ORRINE is prepared in two forms:
No. 1, secret treatment, a powder;
ORRINE No. 2, in pill form, for those
who desire to take voluntary treat
ment Costs only $1.00 a box. Come
In and talk over the matter with us.
Vsk for booklet. Kelly & Pollard.
SUfldon hotel. Advertisement.
Light
Refreshments
Will be served at the great lot
sale at West Ysleta, May 4th.
Get free train tickets now.
lobin's Offue
the quartermaster corps and assigned to
station at that post; private Hugh A.
Flanagan troop B, and Joseph Schu
maker, troop H, 13th cavalry, Columous,
N. M., private John H. Dalton, troop D,
fifth cavalry, Fort Huachuca, Ariz, are
also transferred to the quartermaster
corps with station at those stations.
Upon the recommendation of the chief
quartermaster of the department, sad
dler Robert Ireland, troop E, 13th cav
alry, Columbus, N. SL. is transferred as
private to the quartermaster corps and
assigned to station at that place.
First Lieut. Benjamin 0. Davis ninth
cavalry, now at Naco, Ariz has been
ordered to Douglas, Ariz as a witness
before a general court-martial.
Upon the recommendation of the chief
quartermaster of the department, Sergt.
Walter S. Kline, quartermaster's corps,
now at Fort Sam Houston, Tex., will
be sent to Marathon, Tex., with orders
to report upon arrival to the command
ing officer lor duty with pack train No.
l- Uoon the arrival of Sergt. Kline,
private Jeremiah Courtney, quartermas
ter corps, will return to Fort Sam Houston.
First Lieut. Clifton R.-Norton, 14th
cavalry, Fort Clark, Tex., has been or
dered to join his troop at Marfa, Tex.
Oapt. Joseph P. Worthington, medical
corps, now on temporary duty at Naco,
Ariz., will return to his proper station,
Fort Huachuca, Ariz.
Second Lieut. James P. Yancey, 13th
cavalry, now at Culberson's ranch, New
Mexico, has been ordered to Fort Bliss,
as a witness before a general eourt-martiaL"
Whei. you need Medicine at all, you
Xeed It RIGHT SOW.
Patronize s. druggist who appre
ciates the Importance of prompt de-
LOVE'S DRUG STORE
213 Sail Antonio St. Phones 819 fc 250
First Lieut. John T. Donnelly, 13th
cavalry, now at Columbus, N. M., has
been ordered to Fort Bliss, as a witness
before a general court-martial.
First Lieut. Robert McC. Beck, jr.,
second cavalry, judge advoeate of the
general court-martial at Fort Bliss, will
go to Carrizozo, N. M for the purpose
of procuring certain evidence necessary
to complete the trial of an enlisted man
now pending before the court-martial.
The following named enlisted men will
be discharged from the armv. bv ir-
ihase: Private Harry Winner, troop D,
fifth cavalry, Hereford, Ariz.;; corporal
Paul A. Kogelmann, troop B, 13th cav
alry, Washington park, El Paso Tex.;
Robert L. Stapleton troop F, 13th cav
alry, Culberson's ranch, Hachita, N. M.
Capt. Harry O. Willard. fifth cavalry,
has been ordered from Fort Huachuca,
Ariz, to Whipple barracks, Ariz to
make an inventory oi the public prop
erty at that post. Upon completion of
this duty, Capt. Willard will return to
his proper station. Fort Whipple is now
without a military command and is in
charge of a civilian caretaker.
CI.OTIII2YG NEEDED FOR CHARITY.
The Woman's Charity association is
in great need of cast off clothing,
especially shoes, waists, skirts, dresses,
stockings, children's clothing, men's
underwear. The visiting nurse wants
night gowns for her patients. Phone
office at the courthouse. 1S45, and the
Charity will gladly send for the bun-
Ult?b
Phone A rlsht for good cleaning
Skirts cleined and pressed. A right.
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BEAUTIFUL THINGS TO WEAR
WHY IS "MAY" SO MERRY? BECAUSE
SHE COMES CLAD IN ALLURING SPRING
TIME COLORS. TO BE HAPPY, LIKE
"MAY" IS, DO WHAT "MAY" DOES
BEAUTIFY YOURSELF. OUR STORE
NOW GLEAMS WITH BEAUTIFUL
THINGS TO WEAR. WE INVITE YOU TO
COME AND SEE THEM. WHEN YOU DO
SO YOU WILL BUY, BECAUSE YOU WILL
FIND OUR STYLES AUTHENTIC AND
OUR PRICES LOW FOR OUR HIGH
QUALITY.
122 Sample Spring ? Summer Skirts
In Two Sale Lots At $4-95 and $7.95
D ROM two New York makers who are superior in their lines who have the reputation
X for turning out garments of the very highest class we received collections of stylish
new Spring and Summer skirts, purchased at a discount. So for Thursday you may expect
quite the most remarkable allies you have known in many j'ears at such an early stage of
the season.
LOT 1 This ie a very exceptional lot of skirt values, hand
tailored styles in. the newest models. Materials are all vwA
serge, eponge, novelty stripes, black and white Shepherd
checks, Panamas, worsteds, etc. Plain, pleated and button
trimmed styles in the wanted eotors. Skirts , . . j
that you would consider cheap at $7.50 of $ JL 4j
fered here Thursday and the week at " Tr . S
"New Tub Skirts
At $2.95
STOMEN'S Wash Skirts in
various fashionable wash
fabrics Ratine, Ranie Owns,
Linene, Piques, imported cotton
Corduroy, Bedford Cords, etc
Skirts that would sell in larger
cities at $4.95. They are cut on
straight Ikes and trimmed with
large buttons. We believe and
state that this is by far the best
values you'll find for the money
anywhere.
LOT 2. This lot affords you a' choice of skirt values that
would ordinarily retail at $10.50. One of a kind all high
grade garments in all wool navy blue serges, black and white
checks, novelty stripes, mannish worsteds, etc. In the as
sortment you will find pleated and draped , -
styles s well as button trimmed models. K 7
Choice at each r '-'
Linen Coat
Suits For
$4.95
V.
China Silk Blouses
TOMORROW, 95c
LIBERAL changes in hlousewear may be
called recreation in dress.
Given a liberal collection of dainty Mouses, a
clever woman will change her appearanee as
often as she is traditionally supposed to
change her mind. And both changes are com
mendable. Beauty should be continually dis
played in new and novel settings and a
bright and intelligent mentality is never twice
of the same turn of mind. All of which is by
way of emphasizing the importance of your
seeing these Mouses that are such a distinct
change from what you have.
They are made of black and white China silk,
in a dainty model, opening down front three
quarter sleeves. Plain Robespierre eollar.
Pretty and most reasonable in cost. Ideal for
hot days.
Balkan Middys
95c Each
Jf7"E have just received two
new shipments of these
wanted garments. They are combi
nation oi the regular Balkan Blouse,
with the regulation Navy Blouse
worn by the midshipmen. Of white
and colored Jean, collars and cuffs
of red, light and dark blue, various
stripes and white. Bottom has
wide band in strict conformity tc
the regular Balkan Blouse.
Linen, Eponge ?
Ratine Dresses at
$4-95
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
suits Thursday before the sizes are de-; a a Qi
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NOTHING this side of sensational can describe this Thursday sale of
Women's Washable Dresses. Handsome midsummer models in the
new 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 tyles are represented in the sale which includes one
piece ratine, eponge, linen, linene and pique dresses, in natural, white and
all the wanted colors and stripes, some wnn .Bulgarian mmaiBga, eyeret
embroiderv. trimmings of contrasting colors, Balkan, Russian and the new
Ovorskirt "effects as well as the Dooular "Peter Thompson" styles. The
very best wash dress value the "Popular" has ever offered.
Any of this great collection Thursday, at
$4.95
nleted. Choice of the lot
As We Have Always Lead In $15.00 Woolen Suit Values, So Do
We Lead 'in Linen Coat Suit Values at $15.00
THE Coat Suit for Summer wear may be either of Linen, Eponge, Palm Cloth, Crash,
or Katine.as for which the leader in popularity is hard to determine. Suit your
self and you have suited Fashion. For suits of this character it would be hard to find an
equal to the "Popular's" showing. A wealth of handsome styles, in the above mentioned
materials, for your selection.
Plain tailored Suits of Linen, made with the cutaway coat; Crash Suits in self-trimmed
styles, set off with ratine; and Palm Beach and Cossack Linen Suits, perfectly plain ex
cept for pearl button trimmings. Suits in 03rster white, in Copenhagen, in natural lin
en color and in hairline stripe effects. Misses and women's sizes. Any 1 AA
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tin
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of them
Linen, Ratine, Eponge & tL
and Voile Dresses at v A J
VIEWED from every standpoint, this is the most extraordinary
Drees offering launched ia El Paso this year. It is extra
ordinary in point of numbers involved there are fully 150 dresses
for you to select from. It is extraordinary in point of variety
there are dresses of cotton eponge and ratine, of pure linen, of cotton
voile, of marquisette and of lingerie materials. It is extraordinary
in point of value giving even this store has never offered such
styles and such values at so small a price. Fully a score of differ
ent models to choose from in plain colors, all white, fancy striped
and dotted effects. Not all sizes in each individual model, but in the
collection you will find every size, from that to fit a miss of 16 to
the dress required by the woman of 42 bust measure. 1 An
Any in this collection for j) A""
See the Crepe de $ -i r
Chine Dresses at "
THERE are only twenty of them two or
three of a kind but the price fails to give
any idea of their true value. They are made of
a good grade of all silk crepe de chine, in light
blue, aeroplane blue, lavender, white and pink.
V-shaped yokes of net trimmed wklv round
frosted pearl buttons; 3-4 sleeves with inserts of
lace; skirts are beautifully draped. t r
While they last 5 W
Embroidery,
Lace and
Trimming
Sale Continues
Hamburg embroidery edges
in eyeiei ana oiina eileetg, 2 1-2 to 4
inches wide, suitable for trimming
underwear. Sale Price, a
yard TrC
SWISS EMBROIDERY MATCH
SETS In the new Gipure effects,
suitable for trimming infants' and
children's dresses, widths from 3-4 to
3 inches. Sale Price, r
yard 7 C
SWISS AND NAINSOOK EMBRO Ji
ERY MATCH SETS For trimming
dainty lingerie dresses, underwear,
etc. These are in eyelet and blind ef
fects. Sale Price - r ti
yard IZC
SWISS EMBROIDERY GALLOONS
In the Gipure and Mind effects com
bined. Beautiful for trimming Sum
mer dresses, widths of 2 to 3 1Q
inches. Sale Price, yard... XC
EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING AND
CORSET COVERING Swiss, nain
sook and Hamburg, in Mind and eye
let effects, exquisite pafc- Q
terns. Sale Price, yard... i0
EMBROIDERY FLOUNCTNGS 18
and 27 inches wide, in Swiss and
Batiste; eyelet, Mind and Gipure ef
fects. Just the thing for children's
dresses, bale Pnee, QC
yard uOC
SWISS EMBROIDERY FL0UNCTNQ
This k one of the feature lots of
the sale, and includes some very fine
imported flouaeings. They are in
eyelet, Gipure and other new 1913
designs. Ideal for women's, missed',
juniors' and children's dresses; IS and
27 inches wide, at, f C
yard TrOC
ALL0VER EMBROIDERY Swiss
and nainsook, in eyelet and other
dainty patterns for lingerie dresses
and waists. Sale Price,
yard
FL0TJNCINGS 18 and 45-iaeh Swiss
ia Gipure and eyelet effects all new
design. This is a "star" line and
includes full skirt length embroidery
and embroidery suitable for Pa
over dresses. Sale price,'yd OltC
45-LNCH FLOUNCINGS Of voile and
Swiss, in Gipure, eyelet, shadow and
Maerame effects. These embroider
ies are something we have never
shown before the Gipure and Shadow
effects combined. Will make beauti
ful graduation dresses. (f " AC
Sale Price, yard D 1 .TcD
LACES Broken sets of Baby Irish,
Shadow and Oriental laces, in white,
ereara and ecru. 1-2 to 1 1-2 inches
wide. Sale Price, - c
yard . IZC
ELYRIA YAL. LACES In German,
French and Filet effects, 1-2 to 1 1-4
inches wide. Sale Price, A f"
12-yard bolts fiOC
TORCHON LACES Both linen and
cotton, odd and matched sets, widths
of 1-2 to 2 inehes. Sale m
Price, yard frC
NET ALLOVER LACES In white
and cream; 18 inches wide. Suitable
for over blouses and tunics, rj r"
Sale Price, yard . aOC
LACE FLOUNCINGS 18-inch Shad
ow and Val. ilouncings, for drapes on
the sheerest of wash dresses and silk
fabrics. Sale Price, m q
yard 45C
COTTON CLTJNY LACES Edges
and insertions to match, ia white
only; widths of 1 1-2 to 4 inehes.
Sale Price, 12-yard a gf
bolts ... . 40C
Untrimmed
Shapes 1-3 Off
45c
SURPRISINGLY beautiful ae&fe
of fine French shapes reproduced
by authorised Americas agents. To
morrow will see a great day's selling
of these high grade shapes at one
third off. The shape are of fine
quality hemp, tagal, Milan and vari.
ous other materials favored this sea
son. And if there is a color or its
allied shades that is missing from
this splendid collection, we have not
discovered it. Black, natural, white,
navy, blues, gray, red, plum, brown,
mustard are only a few of the
many colors yon may select from.
"Marcella"
3-in-l Combination
Suits Are Here
VJTf E have just received in
our muslin underwear
department, a long delayed ship
ment of the much wanted "Mar
cella" 3 in 1 combination suits,
(corset cover, drawers and skirt
combined). Made of good
quality silk mull and cambric,
beautifully trimmed in lace and
ribbons. Priced at $ 1 .45 . $ 1 .95
nnd $2.45.
See the nen novelties in crepe de
chine underwear at $2.95 up.
Women 's
Panama Hats
$3.95
rpHE present advance m the
price o
f Pi
anama
hats
does not affect us and need not
affect you. We have made
heavy purchases of Panamas
during the Winter months at the
much lower prices which ruled
at that time. These hats are'
here in the new shapes and sizes,
and they are far under obtaining
prices at thjs figure.
Flowers Up To
$1.00 at 50c
A SALE of fancy flowers for
millinery purposes Sweet
Peae, Forget-Me-Nots, Roses, Pop
pies, Violets, Pansies, and assort
ed flowers in all colors. These
come in both silk and linen. Flow
ers worth up to $1.00.
Thursday Special
50c
Ke$k
New Mid-Summer Hats
nnHE showing of mid-summer millinery is wonderfully fine.
Some new imported hats and many very pretty hats,
made in our own workrooms may be seen for the
first time tomorrow. All show to a marked degree,
our intimacy with Paris fashions. In fact, every
worthy style change, no matter how slight, k tru!y
and faithfully carried out in these unexcelled mid
summer hats, in Milan, white" Tagals, Hemps, Pana
mas and Horsehair.
Lingerie styles artistically fashioned of laces, env
broideries, chiffons and mulls are plentiful among
this midsummer showing.
A special display tomorrow in which every
woman of discrimination m styles can find her in
terpretation of a correct and becoming Sumner
hat
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