El Paso herald., May 02, 1913, Sport and Society Section, Page 11, Image 11

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Friday, 'Slay 2, 1913
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WARMED WITH EAGE
Never Before Have Such Crowds Attended a Sale, and Never Before Have
Such Bargains Been Offered Right in the Heart of the Season
NO DULL MOMENT AT THIS BIG STORE. WITH STOCK REPLENISHED AND READ
JUSTED, THIS STUPENDOUS SIXTEEN DAY
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selecting them from among all other linen because they retain
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INDIGESTION ALSO?
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upset stomacus reel true
Railroad News
Of the Southwest
hi "five minutes.
If what you just ate is souring on
3 our stomach or lies like a lump cf
J pad. refusing to digest! or you belch
j, as and eructate sour, undigested food,
or have a feeling of dizziness, hcarl
)t:rn fullness, nausea, bad taste in
mouth and stomach headache this is
indigestion.
f ill .case of Pape's Diapepsin costs
onlT fifty cents, and will thoroughly
i i.re your out-of-order stomach, and
1psl e sufficient about the house in case
some one else -in the family may suf
fer from stomach, trouble or indiges
t on
Ask lour pharmacist to show you the
formula plainly printed on these flfty
i nt cases, then you 'will understand
"why dyspeptic trouble of all kinds
must go, and -why they usually relieve
sour, out-of-order stomachs or Indiges
tion in five minutes. Diapepsin is barm
less and tastes like candy, though
"ach dose contains power sufficient to
uigest and prepare for assimilation
i-ito the blood all the food you eat; be
side, it makes you go to the table
w ith a health appetite; but. "what 'will
please you most, is that you will feel
that your stomach and intestines are
clean and fresh, and you will not need
to resort to lasatl"rs or li-er pills for
biliousness or constipation.
This city vill have xnary iMapepsis
cranks, as some people will call them.
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach .preparation, too, if
you ever try a little for indigestion or
gastritis or any other stomach misery
Get some now. this minute, and for
ever rid yourself of stomach trouble
and indigestion. Advertisement.
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That -will remain moist
Every housewife who bakes her own '
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lo the sponge, the bread win not dry out
as quickly. In this recipe potato is utilized
to make doughnuts that will remain moist
and fresh for several days.
K C will be found to have distinct ad
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baking powder with which a large batch' of
doughnuts may be mixed and fried a few at
a time. The last will be as light and nice
as the first
K C Potato Doughnuts
By M. Nerada Briggs, of Baking
School fame.
3cups flour; i eggs; 1 cup
sugar; i level teaspoovfuls
KC Baking Powder; tea
spoonful sail; J teaspoonful
mace; 1 cup cold mashed
potato; cup milk, or more
tjneeaea.
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Sift three times, the flour, salt, spice and
baking Powder. Beat eggs with rofcxy
beater, then still using rotary beater, grad
ually add sugar, then work in the mashed
potato with a spoon and alternately add milk
and flour mixture. Make a soft dough, roil
into a sheet, cut into rounds, pinch a hole in
the center with the finger and fry in deep fat.
Fat for frying should not be hot enough
to brown the doughnut until it has risen.
When the doughnut is dropped into the fat
it sinks to the bottom. As soon as it comes
up it should be turned and turned a number
of times while cooking. This redpe is ex.
ceBent as they do not take the fat in frying
and will stay moist for days.
Use Herald Want Ads.
! W. C lane, engineer on the Santa Fe
at Saa llarcial. has left the service.
The G. H. pulled oTT one chain gang
car out of 13 Paso Thursday. '
The S. 1. had three extra crews in the
seivice out of El i'aso Thursday.
H. ItcMicheal. switchman for the O.
II. ic 131 Paso, has reported for duty.
The T. Ai i tiir liremcn's board
showed all but two working Thursday.
A. P. Moore, extra fireman on the T.
S. P., is firing engine SS7 for a few-trips.
Fireman John&on, of the T. & P. at
Lontjvicw. is in E.1 Paso on a short
business trip.
The extro. brakeman's board on the
S. P. at El Paso, Thursday, had six
names on it.
Due Berry, passenger engineer on
the T. & P., has reported for duty, af
ter a short layoff.
C. D. Mast, brakeman on the S. P.
out of Kl Paso, has reported for duty,
after a short laoff.
John Defonso, fireman for the T. & P.,
is on the extra board after firing pas
senger for several trips.
Fireman Burton, of the T. & P. pas
senger, is laying off and W". F. Kellv
is Tilling the vacancy.
Bert Prothro. passenger engineer -n
the E. P. & & Vr ie laying off and
Bob Harvey is in his place.
C "W. Brown, brakeman on the S. P.
out of El Paso, is laying off for 39
days and left for San Francisco.
eo. Connors, conductor on the T. &
P. at B:,j Spring, has returned home,
after several days' viBit to El Paso.
Billy Woods, engineer on the Mexi
co North Western at Madera, is laying
off and spending a few davs in El Paso.
T. L P.. engine JSS is in the shop for a
few days, and engineer John Nunn and
J- O. Crow, fireman, are on the layoff
iisu
Chas, Walker, brakeman on the E. P.
S. "W. at Douglas, is laying off and
spending a few days visiting in El
Paso.
W. A. Kidd, extra brakeman on the
T. & P.. worked in the E.P. & S. W.
yard Wednesday in J. B. McGinley',s
place.
W. C. Brimmer, conductor for the
Santa Fe at San Marclal, has left the
service.
W F. Faust, brakeman on the Santa
Fe at San Marcial, has been promoted
to conductor.
O. K. Weathbrmark brakeman for
the Santa Fe at San Marclal. has left
the service.
Fireman Bell, on the Toyah yard en
gine, has been assigned to the El Paso
extra coard.
W. K. Irenkle. fireman on the T. &
P., has reported for duty, after laying
off for 10 days. -
R- E. Byrd. formerly a fireman on
the Illinois Central, is spending a few
days in El Paso.
Conductor McLeod. on the T. &. P.
passenger, has reported for duty, after
several days' layoff.
, Steve Ord, engineer on .the T. & P.
passenger, has reported fcr duty, after
several days' layoff.
P. A. flramly, switchman for the G.
IL In EI Paso, has charge of the day
lead engine for a few shifts.
Chas. Gillespie, engineer .on the E. P
& S. V. at Carrizozo, Is laying off and
spending a few days In El Paso.
Ben Cooley. conductor for the Santa
Fe at San Marcial, has reported for
2utv, after several days' layoff.
Fireman Crawford, of the E. P. & S.
"W at Carrlsozo. is laying off and is
visiting for a few days in El Paso.
Mr. Kinman, switchman for the E. P.
S. W. in the EI Faso yard, is laying
off and C. E. Talbert is filling the va
cancy. " i
am watkins. engineer on the east
INTERNATIONAL
ADE GETTING
iLiili
Will Usher in the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Day of this Sale With Still
Greater Values and More Drastic Reductions on All Stocks
Clean new Spring and Summer goods The merchandise of the hour The styles and fabrics for right now All summer materials and apparel
.for men, women and children, without reserve or restrictions, going in this mighty International trade getting sale at a fraction of their actual worth.
Tremendous reductions Marvelous savings in every department Bargains galore By far too many lo enumerate.
COME TO THE BOSTON STORE ONLY BY BEING AN EYE-WITNESS, CAN YOU RIGHTLY APPRECIATE
THE MAGNITUDE OF THIS WONDERFUL ECONOMY EVENT.
U arr,aeih, nJ,e vrivrti ninn nnrl rnnmnn. inha is keen ior eood values and extraordinaru bargains. NOT TO OVERLOOK THESE
spzttat : nnn T7Riniv SATURDAY AND MONDAY. . .-- 1
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Friday, Saturday and Monday Specials on the Three Floors
Three Day Specials In
1 000 yards of beautiful 1 8 inch Embroidery
Flouncing, regular 35 cent values, 1 Q-
special -
275 Fancy Children's Gowns, in sizes from
two to twelve years, regular 45c OEl
values, special aJ
250 Ladies' Knit Combination Suits, regular
35 cent values, " 0
special
Three Day Special On the Third
Ladies' beautiful new Summer Suits and
Dresses of Linen and Ratine, Balkan models,
trimmed in Bulgarian trimmings in every
summer shade, $ 1 2.00 values, (J ff Qk Q
special pO.7
Fine Linen Skirts, white and in all summer
shades, regular $1 .75 and $2.00 QC
values, special JJ
Three Day Specials In ,
Dainty Lingerie Waists made of fine sheer
lawn and cotton voile, with square; V, or
round neck, trimmed with lace, long or short
sleeves, regular $ 1 .75 values,
special vtC
Three Day Specials in Fine Rngs and Mat
ting in Our Always Busy Basement
Fine Japanese Matting, 18x36, 1 C -
regular 35c values, special i iJ V
Fine Ingrain Art Squares, regu- d O Q
lar $5.00 values special tpddtHtO
Fine Axminister Floor Rug,
regular $4.00 values, special . .
4 1-2x6 1-2 Double Matters, best Creton
Covering, regular $5.00 values, f0 Q
special ipO.HtU
tprfeXc
A Genuine Money Saving Opportunity in
Men's Clothing on Main Floor
THREE DAY SPECIALS IN
Men's fine Spring and Summer Suits. TKe
famous Kuppenheimer and Clothcraft brands,
regular $22.50 values, 11 DC
special P A fr0
350 pair of men's extra fine Dress Pants,
regular $4.00 and $5.00 values, djO AQ
special Pl:0
Men's Extra fine silk striped Shirts, with
French cuffs; all the newest shades.. Regu
lar $2.00 values; iq
special p JL JL c
Friday's, Satnrday's asd Monday's Most Exceptional
Specials in Ready-ie-Wear Apparel tm tie 2nd Floor
Three Day Specials in Trimmed Hats
Beautiful Hats, genuine copies cf the finest
imported and domestic models, c Ap
regular $6.50 values, special . . tpfcieu3
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Come Today, Saturday Come Monday, and You Will Participate in the
Greatest Bargains. New Goods Placed on Sale Every Day
Store Opens at 8:30
A. M. and Closes at
8:00 P. M. Daily
Come, Everybody Come
'HOME OF LOW PRICED-
6 & 18 EOverland.&t:
CLIFFORD J, HALPERN, Sales Manager
Store Opens at 8:30
A. M. and Closes at
8:00 P. M. Daily
Come, Everybody Come
through freipht runs from Kl Paso to
iuc3on for three conductors and six
brakemen.
Mrs. W. F. Kelley. vrife of T. & P.
fireman Keller, left Thursday for Cisco.
Texas, where she -will visit relatives and
friends. ,
R. U Vaughn, formerly a brakeman
on the Iron Mountain at Little Rock.
Ark., is spending a few days here visit
ing friends. - '
Gus Masuth.' engineer for the T. & P ,
is a sain running: a yard engine in the
Kl 1'aso yard, after being on the road
for some time.
B. S. Gooch. switchman for the
Santa Fe in thi El Paso yard, is laying
off and extra switchman G. C. Rober
son is in his place.
Aline Snell, the baby of O. L. Snell,
brakeman for the Santa Fe at San Mar
clal, who has been quite" sick with the
measles, is, improving.
B. C Morgan, switchman for the E. P.
& S. W. in the El Faso yards, is laying
off pick, and extra switchman F. O.
Pierce is filling the vacancy.
Milo Ewinp. conductor on the Santa
Fe at San Marcial. has reported for
duty, and bumped Victor Anderson, vho
is again on the extra board.
Jesse James, hostler for the E. P. &
S. "YV. in EI Faso, has been assigned to
the day iob and Joe Smith, day hostler,
has transferred to the night job.
Mrs. Chas, Rurlling. wife of passen
ger engineer on the T. & p.. finu re-
end of the E. P. JS. W. at Tucumcari. I turned to her home in Toyaht after a
d is spending a few days . wek ,1 vlsit to friends in EI Paso.
is latins: off and
in Kl Paso.
The E. P. & S. W. has advertised the
JTmEASIES
H To make money in real estate S
H is to buy before the other fel- S
H low and sell to him at a profit !M
' H """ a an do it in West Tslta &
F. Briggs, the T. & P. fireman who
transferred f'om Fort Worth division
recently, has ben assigned to engine
296 regularly, with engineer Dean.
The E. P. & a W. pat on two engine
trews on the east end Thursday en
gineers Butteroff and A. C. nines, with
firemen W. E. Riley and C. O. McKinney.
W. E. Cofer and family have returned
to their home in Longview, after a two
weeks' visit with their brotherlnlaw in
El Paso, Harry Arant, fireman on the
T. & P.
Conductor Shaffer, of the E. P. & S.
W. at Carrizozo. has returned from an
extended visit to his home in Pennsyl
vania, where he was called on account
of sickness.
Harry Arant. hostler in El Paso ter
minals, has been bumped and has been
assigned to passenger run between F.l
I aso and Tojah with engineer Tonv
Withholder.
J J rnrtrong. rvutchman for the
G H in El Paso has reported fcr dut.
'ftr .' short Iet i.'f ard has been a-
Lie I to tht rip t ,i fni-ip in;e? 1
i: igiucci ilul:
W., on runs 181 and 102, has reported
for duty after several days' layoff and
D. McLain. who was relieving him, is
again on the extra board.
D. A. McKinzie, general chairman for
the brakeman on the E. P. &S. W.. with
headquarters at Tucumcari, has re
turned to Tucumcari, after spending
several days in El Paso on business.
Victor Anderson, extra conductor on
the Santa Fe at San Marcial, piloted
light engine number 2014 to El Paso
Thursdav for yard service, and re
turned Friday with yard engine 382
for the Albuquerque shops.
TULEY CHARGED WITH
SELLING ON SUNDAY
W. 1m. Tuley, of the Lone Star Inn, on
the county road, was arrested Thurs
day afternoon on an indictment charg
ing him with making sales of liquor
on Sunday. The defendant was re
leaved on a $400 bond, pending his trial,
which will come up in the county court.
GO RIGHT AT IT
iuu vl Lin. K P. &. tf
Friends and Neighbor In El Pavo Will
Show Yon a Way.
Get at the root of the trouble. "
Rubbing an aching back may re
lieve it.
But won't cure it If the kidneys are
weak.
You must reach the root of it the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills go right at it;
Reach the cause; attack the pain.
Are recommended by many El Paso
people.
W. " A. Wells, San Antonio St., El
Paso. Texas, says: "Some time ago I
began to suffer from weak back and
kidney trouble. Hearing Doan's Kid
ney Pills highly recommended, I got a
box and took them. After using that
box and one more I was entirely cured.
Since then I have had no occasion to
use a kidney medicine as the cure has
been permanent. It gives me great
pleasure to recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price r0
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WORTHAM RESIGNS AS
SECRETARY OF STATE
5. C. Weinert. Senator From Gnadalope
County, In Appointed to Suc
ceed Him June 1.
Austin, Tex., May 2. Governor Col
quitt yesterday afternoon announced
that secretary of state John It Worth
am had tendered his resignation, to
become effective on June 1. The gov
ernor then announced the appointment
of state senator F. C Weinert, of
Guadalupe county, to fill the vacancy.
Mr. Wortham resigned so that he may
devote more time to his personal af
fairs. Senator Weinert has been a member
of the upper branch of .the legislature
for two or three terms.
SUGGESTS BUSINESS
CLUB ORGANIZATION
At the chamber of commerce luncheon
Thursday afternoon R. D. Barnum pro
posed the adoption of the El Paso clcb
as part of the chamber, of commerce.
He suggested that it was intended to
convert the quarters of the Beavers in
The Herald building, into a business
club.
R. Krakauer said that the plan was
a good one and suggested its adoption
if religious and political entanglements
were left out and the club were made
strictly a downtown business club.
V. R. Stiles and C. R. Russell en
dorsed the plan on these same grounds.
SCHOOL WARRANTS
GOOD AS CASH NOW
Anyone who has a school warrant, re
gardless of its date, should present it
to the city treasurer or one of the
banks, for it is the same as cash. AH
warrants issued after May 1 are like so
much cash. For some time the banks
have been discounting school warrants,
taking off 5 percent, and through the
process the payees have lost consider
able money. Now the schools are out
of debt and hue $23,000 on hand.
Tt is believed that when the present
seMon of tlT "s hools close the schools"
..iik hook will how stmrdl hundred
uollari on the cicii't side.
ROADS DISCUSSED
BY COMMISSIONERS
Thursday afternoon's session of the
county commissioners' court was de
voted almost entirely to the discussion
of roads. Foremen in charge of the
road gangs working on parts of the
roads now under construction, together
with cltixens of El Paso who owned
land down the valley, made reports on
the progress of the work. County
judge A. a J. Kylar invites everyone to
visit the road work and then attend the
road meetings, to discuss them.
A. Courchesne, Frank Powers and Ad
rian Pool, appointed as a committee to
attend the traction esgine test at Dom
ing. X. M., Friday, left for that placa
Friday morning.
The curve in the eoaaty road at tha
Southwestern Ostrlen, farm win be
straightened. The owners of the farm
some time ago agreed to donate the
land to the county said, do the work,
provided the county would agree to
straighten the road. Friday the com
missioners decided to accept the offer.
Batter fresh from the etrar, lightlv
salted and wncolored. No yellow paint
in ours. Phone 346, Bl Paso Dairy Co ,
423 X. Oregon St.
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