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EE PASO HERALD
Fridar, Orfotfer 3f 1913
8
I "BUY IT AT CAXISHERS FOR LESS"!
J'DUT IT AT CALISHERS FOR LESS"
OTERO COUNTY IS
conomy of Price an Important Factor
IMPROVING ROADS !
1 nWSL M S
MZs
in
Th
Special Saturday
Off
enngs
Shadow Lace and Net Waists
Are a Special Feature at
$3.90
The newest fancies of the season are
shows in these pretty waists with the
Medici collar or in Robespierre efieets
in ivory cream or white. You have seen
many sew waists like or similar to these,
priced at $4.60 and $5.00 elsewhere.
Shadow Lace and Chiffon
Veils, 95c
Dainty Shadow Lace Veils in exquisite designs Por
trait Veils in the latest styles Chiffon Veils 2 yards
long in every desired shade A wonderful choosing
of the very newest veils and only. .' 95c each
Distinctive Models in Suits, Coats and
Dresses at . . i $19.75 and $24.75
Are the delight and wonder of all who have seen
them. At $19.75 the dresses ana coats oner a.
choosing without equal Dresses in crepe meteor, crepe
de chine, messalines and silk poplins beautifully trimmed
Coats (n boucles, chinchillas, diagonal rough weaves
and Scotch plaids in novel effects, with large buttons
and stunning man tailored suits at $24.75 in the newest
fall styles in beautiful serges, bedford and whipcords
and novelty weaves in shades to please. Come in
and see these splendid values Saturday!
Hosiery Specially Priced
for Saturday's Selling!
Women's Black Lisle Hose 25c
A seamless hose in just the right weight,
shaped foot, narrow ankle, deep top welt
and fully reinforced a very special value
at 25c
Lisle and Silk Lisle Hose 1 5c
A 25c value in black, white, tan, pink,
navy, sky and grey stainless dye, full gar
ter welt, reinforced soles Saturday only.
at 15c
i
Pure Silk Hose, Special . .$1.00
In black, white, tan and all desired shades
a $1.25 value, with full garter welt flare
top, high spliced heels and sole reinforced
and extra good value, at pair $1.00
Children s Ribbed Hose,
2for ...25c
Regularly sold at 15c the pair, in black
only an excellent cotton ribbed hose for
school wear. '
Saturday Night Specials!
Sold only between 7 and 8:30 p. m.
Dr. Lean's Tooth Ponder, 25c size 16c
Newbro's Herpicide, $1.00 she 69c
Lamberts Lisler'me, 50c size 36c
Pond's Extract Vanishing Cream, 50c size
at 35c,
Rickseckers Toilet Water, 75c size. . .63c
Sanilol Tooth Paste, 25c size 15c
mm miii
II IfjmmBM. JHMWff !
La Camille Corsets Shown in
Front or Back Lace Models
and Modestly Priced
$1.50 to $7.50
If you wish to preserve the natural beau
ty of the figure or acquire the supple,
graceful lines that fashion demands with
ease and comfort
Our corsetiere will be more than pleased
to explain "La Camille" to you and to
correctly fit you if you wish.
Pretty Wool Serge Dresses Are Feat
ured at . . $3.95, $5.95 and $6.95
We don't remember of a single instance when we
were able to offer such values as these. Any descrip
tion, however faithful, would give you but a partial
knowledge of the dress goodness either of these prices
will purchase here Saturday. Among the shades em-
. braced m these ctouduizs are black, naw. lieht blue, rov-
I al blue, grey, brown, tan, maroon, etc tastefully
I I . 1 -1 1 - . 1 Ml 11 1
inmmea wiui aainiy laces, siiks ana corauroys a splen
did value whichever price you choose a saving of at
least one third.
Again the Supremacy of This Mil
linery Section Is Emphasized by
These Gage&Fisk
VV e
l rimmed oats at
Just to see them pick out anyone of these two
dozen and six hats you like examine the rich
ness of the materials, note the cleverness of their
designing, the beauty of the feather, the bow or
other ornament You will not need to be told
they're "Gage" and "Fisk" hats of the better
grades nor will it be necessary to look at the
price tags though if you should, you'd see them
marked anywhere from $15.00 to $18.50 just a
glance at this beautiful group of hats will tell you
that this is the millinery opportunity of the season
and tell you to buy one of these hats at $9.75
and save almost half!
. Note: These hats will not be displayed in our
windows Sale will be held in the millinery sec
tion Second Floor.
3.95 Eskay Kid Gloves 3.45
A Saturday Special 16-button length gloves, in black,
tan, grey, blue and white all sizes and a splendid value,
at $3.45
Women's Handker
chiefs al 15c
Dainty, hand embroider
ed corners on pure linen,
with narrow hemstitched
hem, a 15c value. .10e
(Handkerchief Section
First Floor.)
Novelty Sashes 98c
to $1.75
In silk and velvet,
shown in solid colors,
Roman stripes and
Scotch plaids. A beau
tiful selection. First
Floor.
f 1 ' JmMli
i .v c"i nun.. a
Women's & Children's Fall
Weight Undergarments
Union Suits, 50c, 75c and $1.00
In cotton ribbed garments of dependable
goodness sizes for everyone just right for
now!
Separate Garments 25c, 35c
and 50c
Vests or pants, for women, misses or
children a full fashioned, close ribbed
grade in medium weight.
Silk and Wool, Wool or Wool
and Cotton Undergarments
Are shown in weight .and texture to
please every taste at any price you wish
$1.00 up to $3.00
Fleeced Robing Materials
For lounging robes, kimonos, dressing sac
ques, etc., are shown in two very special
gatherings.
Wool EiderdoiQn Robings. 35c
Cotton Fleeced Robings 25c
In a delightful choice of new patterns and
colorings First Floor.
Saturday Extra Specials I
On sale all day long. .
D. & R. Cold Cream, 50c size. .38c
Pear's Scented Glycerine Soap, 25c size
a . f9c
Williams Shaving Slicks, 25c size. . . ,17c
Violet Cerate Cream, 50c size 38c
Pure Bay Rum, 50c bottles 38c
Rvbberset Tooth Brushes, 'reg. 25c 19c
75c Suede Belts Saturday 48c
In the new wid? 4 in. belts, in black or red, with suede
buckles Saturday we offer you these at, each 48c
Novelty Leather Bags
at $1.25
Leather lined, with hand-"
some, wide top, gilt or
gun metal frames, in
clever designs Very spe
cial, at $1.25
(Jewelry Section First
Floor.)
Basement Store Specials !
Hosiery for Men, Women and Children, Black, Tan or
Colors 3 pairs for 25c
All sizes a grade usually sold at 15c pair.
Misses' Cotton Ribbed Undergarments 19c
Sizes to 16 years vests or pants regularly 25c.
'Tes-We
Are
Closing Out
the Men's
Section"
Silver Vanities and Bags
al $1.25
Handsomely chased van
ity purses and new
mesh bags in the latest
designs. A big value,
at $1.25
(Jewelry Section First
Floor.)
Basement Store Specials !
Women's While Lingerie Waists 48c
A beautiful selection, lace and embroidery trimmed, high
or low necks long or three-quarter length sleeves.
Boys' Sweaters 35c Men's Underwear 39c
in grey, blue or white. Heavy cotton fleeced, in grey.
Every Article of Men's Wear Must Be Sold Buy Now, and Save!
Wool Undergarments!
In the larger sizes particularly
are here in every desired weight, in
unions or in separate garments, at a
saving in price of 25 to 35 percent!
Prices range from $1.15 the gar
ment up to $3.30 for the finest
silk and wool.
Wonderful Values in Fine Shirts $ 1 .45 Cotton Undergarments!
"BUY IT AT CALISTIER'S
FOR LESS"
Embracing every style Full dress negligee or business shirts in
nifty patterns worth to $2.50.
$2-25 Pajamas, Suit $1.65 ?? nd I'50 lamel
a , n 11 q i ic ohms, in Red, Blue or
Arrow Collars, 3 for. .25c grey fl '
AH ties, belts, gloves, hosiery, handkerchifes, etc., at less than actual
cost to close out quickly!
In just the weights you like, for
now or later, in separate or united
garments of the dependable kinds
priced at a saving to you of fully one
third 35c to 95c the garment and
95c to $1.45 for Union Suits.
Velpasq 1 ciil (toi IrrfllfSrava
"BUY IT AT CALISIIER'S
FOR LESS"
Several Isfew Stretches Com
pleted; Others Are Un
der Construction-
Alamogordo. N. M-. Oct 3. Road
building In Otero county is decidedly
on the upgrade. The latest piece of
road finished runs from Cloudcroft to
"Weed, a distance of 21 miles. George
jr. Moffett returned this week from
the mountains after completing this
work. The new road cut down the dis
tance between these two points from
25 to 21 miles, and reduces the grade
to one of S percent. This road will be
of much benefit to the people In the
eastern portion of the county, and at
the same time will be of service In a
material way to this place.
Short Stretch Unfinished.
Only a short stretch of about six
miles now remains to be constructed,
to give the county a splendid highway
from the county seat to the eastern
line. This stretch lies between High
Rolls and Cloudcroft. and It is expected
that work on this section of the road
will be taken up before the -next sum
mer season.
Between this city and High Rolls,
a distance of about 13 miles, there is
one of the best pieces of road construc
tion in the west. This is known as the
Box canyon road and presents some
SDlendid mountain scenery. This por
tion of the road was constructed Tjy
the county and state at an immense
cost and required about one year's
time. .
To Repair Local Roads.
Mr. Moffett will take up work on
the local roads leading from this city
for the present. The road running
south from town to the lower part of
the Sacramento mountains and Oro
grande will come In for consideration.
Already plans are being considered for
grading this roaa souin 10- ine mi
mento river, and probably branch off
from the direct line to this point
southwpsiwtfrd to Orogrande.
DuIId Road to KI Pano.
Through efforts of the county road
commissioners and the Alamogordo
Commercial club work is being rapidly
pushed on grading the road between
this city and El Paso. This is a por
tion of the Borderland highway and
will be put into splendid condition.
This work has been done to the nine
mile point west of this city, and the
grubbing has been done preparatory
to the coming of the grading machine
to the white sands. Tt is intended to
work until it is completed to the Otero
county line.
Xeir Clnh Organises.
A Parent-Teachers club has been
organized in this city under tne di
rection of Mrs. Geo. Rutledge. of El
Paso, who is prominent in that worn
l in Texas. The following onicers were
selected for the present term. "
H. S. 'Tipton, president: Hiss Helen
Higgason, vice president: Mrs. Lena
Eldrldge, secretary: Mrs. Herbert
Loomls. treasurer. The next meeting
will be held next Monday at which It
Is expected that a large number of the
mothers and patrons of the city schools
will be enroled.
Miss Mabel Goedecker. of Chicago,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Flnvd
Burkhead. and will probably spend the
winter here. . .,
Mrs Jed R. Tale Is spending some
time at JJills. where Mr. Tale Is at
present emnloyed.
Miss Helen Harrington Is visiting
friends In Carrizozo.
Z. D. Ross, bookkeeper of the Alamo
gordo Improvement companv. Is spend
ing his vacation at his old home In
Missouri. He will be absent about a
month.
OUTLINE ITINERARY
FOR TRADE TRIPPERS
ill I
I JWl re New Walk-Overs i
I iff i- - y- W Street Colonial Pumps 1
! Ilt jwi M Louis Cuban heels, patent g
MS sj?SMj or gun meta' covered 1
SM& buckle. 1
I jil. Pric& $s' 1
I Imi&m Satin Evening Slippers 8
I xJWjfrK vrik puffs in white, pink,
i Msxi a blue, red and black.
..m, ' Price $3.50 1
1 214 San Antonio Street S
(Continued From Page 1.)
Arizona
CLOUDCROET DEER
SEASON IS OPENED
Many License! IxwueJ. Teachers Attend
Convention at Alamogordo. EI
Pasonns Leave for Home.
Cloudcroft, N. M., Oct. 3. The season
on big game in New Mexico is open,
and closes Nov. 15, with limit of one
deer with horns U each person in each
season. Deputy game warden James B.
York, reports the sale of a number of
licenses, and several hunters are al
ready here.
The following attended the teachers'
convention in Alamogordo: Prof R. S.
"Wlilte, superintendent of the Cloudcroft
schools; Mrs. C. A. Redic, assistant;
Thomas Daniels, editor of the Cloud
crofter, and Mrs. R. S. White.
Mrs. tV. R. Abel spent several days in
Aiamogordo last week with her daugh
ter. Miss Florence, who is attending
school there.
J. Ben Hancock, who has been em
ployed at Bailey's pharmacy for the
past iwo years, left for EI Paso, where
he will make his 'home in future.
Mrs. W. G. Roe. of El Paso, is spend
ing some time here in her cottage "Bud
Roe."
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Potter, who had
been spending the summer in Cloud
croft, have returned to their home In
El Paso.
A. B. Christian and brother, of High
Rolls, spent a day In Cloudcroft, en
route to their old home in West Vir
ginia. Miss Gussie Thompson, of Shamrock,
N. M., who had been spending the sum
mer in Cloudcroft, left for her home.
Dr. L. K. Warren, who spent several
days in El Paso, has returned.
P. H. Waldie, who has been 111 for
several days is able to be out again.
An Empty Room Is No Comfort.
Want-advertise that empty room Into
an income-earner. Telephone 115 or
116 and a messenger will be sent for
and messenger service Saturday nights
until 9 p. m. for the big Sunday Her
ald. The cost is only lc a word or 6c
a week.
KAIXS MAKE ROADS TO
AVEED HEAVY FOR TRAVEL
Weed. K M., Oct 3. Mrs. E.
T. Cox has just returned ' from a
business trip to Cloudcroft. and' re
ports the mud more than hub deep, and
the roads in bad shape.
W. J. Anderson, a forest ranger. Is at
Weed, locating homestead claims for
settlers.
Earl Sanders has returned from mar
keting a load of fresh pork at Cloud
croft. He will continue each week for
some months to market his pork at that
market.
There was a dance at Mrs. Porters
which several attended from this dis
trict.
Leave Globe (Bridge street) 2:10 p.
m.: Arizona Eastern.
Arrive Miami 2:45 p. m.; Arizona
Eastern. . ,
Leave Miami 5:30 p. m.; Arizona
Eastern.
Arrive Globe 6:15 p.
Eastern.
Thursday, October 23.1
Leave Globe 1:00 .a. m.; Arizona
Eastern. ' " - -. .
Arrive Bowie 6:00 a m.; Arizona
Eastern.
Leave Bowie 6:30 a. m.; Southern
Pacific
Arrive Wilcox 7:30 a. m.: Southern
Pacific '
Leave Wilcox 8:30 a. m.; Southern
Pacific
Arrive Cochise 8:55 a.-m.; Southern
Pacific
Leave Cochise 9:05 a. m.: Southern
Pacific.
Arrive Benson 10:25 a.
Pacific
Leave Benson 10:50 a.
Pacific
Arrive Tucson 12:40 p.
Pacific
Leave Tucson 1:00 p.
Pacific
Arrive Case Grande 2:40 p. m.; South
ern Pacific
Leave Casa Grande 3:00 p. m.;
Southern Pacific
Arrive Maricopa 3:35 p. m.; Southern
Pacific.
Leave Maricopa 3:45 p. m.
Eastern.
'Arrive Phoenix 5:00 p. m.
Eastern.
Friday, October 24.
Leave Phoenix 9:30 a. m.
Eastern.
Mesa 10:15 a. m.;
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m.; Southern
m.; Southern
m.; Southern
Arizona
Arizona
Arizona
Arizona
Southwestern.
Sunday, October 26.
f-Southwestern.
Mesa 11:40 a. m.; Arizona
- Tempe
Tempe
12:00 noon; Arizona
1:15 p. m.; Arizona
i
:00 p. m.; Arizona
THROUGH
tie Medi
terranean, Suez Canal,
Sea and Indian Ocean
to Bombay and Colombo,
including side trips through
India, The Holy Lend and
Egspl, stopping at interest
ing points in Europe, Asis
and Africa, by the
S. S. CLEVELAND Cff)
From New York, January IS, 1914 ,
93 Days $700 and up
lnclndias shore excursions and aUnceessaxy cijensn,
AIm cruHe to West Indies, Panama
Canal, Around the "World, through
the Panama Canal, and Mediterran
ean trips.
Send for boaktd, dating cruise
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
LINE
002 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.
Or local agents.
iliHil I hirwm.'wms
At The
CRAWFORD THEATER
A Cowboy s
Original Royalty Pro
duction 20 People
25c 35c 50c
Hovr That Empty Room Costs!
"Why let that furnished room stay
empty? Find a tenant who stavs and
pays. Tho big Sunday Herald want-ad
.page will bring the right kind o
people. Telephone 115 or 116.
WEATHER BULLETIN
a.
S. DETARTMEZVT OF AGRICUL
TURE, "WEATHER BUREAU.
Observations taken at S a. m.,
meridian time, Oct. 3, 1913.
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EL PASO THEATRE
Tuesday, Oct 7, Mat & Night
Prices: Night, $1.50, $1.00 and 75c.
Matinee $1.00 Lower Floor ; 50c Bal
cony. Seats at Ryans.
Arrive
Eastern.
Leave
Eastern.
Arrive
Eastern.
Leave
Eastern.
Arrive Maricopa
Eastern.
Leave Maricopa 2rl0 p. m.; Southern"
Pacific.
Arrive Tucson 4:30 p. m.: Southern
Pacific.
Scturdny, October 2S.
Leave Tucson 4:30 a. m.; El Paso &
Southwestern. .
Arrive Bisbee 8:30 a m.; El Paso &
Southwestern.
Leave Bisbee 1:30 p. m.; El Paso Sa
Southwestern.
Arrive Douglas 3:00 p. m.; El Paso &V
Southwestern.
Leave Douglas 11:10 p. m.; El Paso &
MOTHER! IS CHILD'S
STOMACH SOUR, SICK?
If tongue Is conted or If crons, fever-'
Ish, constipated gle "California
Syrup of Figs."
Don't scold your fretful, peevish'
child. See if tongue Is coated; this is
a sure sign its little stomach, liver and
bowels are clogged with sour waste.
When listless, pale, feverish, foil of
cold, breath bad. throat sore, doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stomach
ache, indigestion, diarrheoa, give a
teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs,"' and in a few hours all the foul
waste, the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out of the bowels and you
have a well and playful child again.
Children love this harmless "fruit
laxative," and mothers can rest easy
after giving it, because it never falls
to make their little "insides" clean and
sweet.
Keep It handy. Mother! A little given
today saves a sick child tomorrow, but
get the genuine. Ask your druggist
for a 50-cent bottle of "California
Syrup of Figs," which has directions
for babies, children of all ages and for
grown-ups plainly on the bottle. Re
member there are counterfeits sold
hero, so surely look and see that yours
Is made by the "California Fig Syrup
Company." Hand back with contempt
fto on K Wrf
Sowtn' "
iooin'to oo u- I
f
Forecasts.
Bl Paso and vi
c I n i t y Fair to
night and Satur
day. Sew Mexico
Generally cloudy
tonight, with show
ers north and east
portions. Saturday,
generally fair.
West Texas
Generally fair to
night and Saturday.
MEXICAN MONEY GOES
TO 39 CENTS IN NEW YORK
Mexican money was quoted at 39
Fridav. which is the highest it has heen
1 for a numher of weeks. This quotation
is lor Aew YorK exenange in -uexieo
City, -and the local bank3 continue to
pay 37 cents for it.
How That Empty Room Costs!
Why let that furnished room stay
empty? Find a tenant who stays and
pays. The big Sunday Herald want-ad
page will bring the right kind of
people. Telephone 115 or 116.
SPEEDING CASE DISMISSED.
The case against C. Lusk, who was
arrested Thursday on a charge of speed
ing, was dismissed. Judge Ballard Cold
well, of the corporation court, gave the
defendant a lecture.
Temperature to 3
- ' &EV other fig syrup. Advertisement.
C
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STATIONS.
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Abilene 6$ 68
Amarillo 52 76
Atlanta 56 76
Boise, Idaho. . . 44 74
Boston 58 6S
Chicago 54 68
Cincinnati 58 70
Denver .52 76
Detroit 52 5S
Duluth, Minn.. 50 66
El Paso 5S 7S
Galveston 76 S2
Havre, Mont. . 42 82
Jacksonville. ..66 86
Little Rock... 62 82
Los Angeles. . . 64 78
Nashville 52 76
New Orleans. ..72 S
New York 56 70
Omaha 60 82
Phoenix 62 SS
Rapid Cy, S. D. 56 82
Roswell 68
SL Louis -5S 76
Salt Lake City .-58 76
San Antonio 7J 74
San Francisco 54 76
Santa Fe 46 64
Seattle 44 60
Washington. . . 56 76
Wichita, Kans. 62 82
Yuma -60 30
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How To Brown Hair
Without Detection
b ?fujh
nSfel
Mrs. Potter's "Wnlnnt-TInt Hair Stain
Can Be Applied In a Few
3IInutes Every Month.
Thjye Is a way of staining gray,
fade'iiTor bleached hair any shade de
sireil. from a beautiful rich brown to
almost black, so thatMt Is difficult, if
not impossible, for even experts to de
tect that the hair has been treated in
any way.
is preparation has the tremendous
ntage over hair dyes of containing
liver, sulnhur. l&ad or other poisons
ch invariably cause hair-falling. It
has no odor, no oil. no sediment and no
grease, and does not rub off on the
clothing. It makes the hair grow out
fluffy and luxuriant.
I A liberal amount as a laboratory
I trial package of this Walnut-Tint Hair
Stain, together with a oooKiet on hair.
fa sent by Mrs. Potter's Hygienic Sup
ply Co . 1939 Groton Bldg.. Cincinnati.
Ohio. :n plain, sealed wrapper, if jou
will send twenty-five .cents in stamps
or cein. and if It is desired to continue
the treatment, full-sized packages mav
be obtained at drug or department
stores for one dollar a package.
It is applied in a few moments with
the comb, and it stains the hair evenly,
from tip to root It produce any shad
desired, from a beautiful, i-ich brown,
to almost black
One bottle of this Walnut-Tint Hair
0 i Stain can, last a year. Advertisement.