El Paso herald., October 22, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

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EL PASO EEIIAU3
Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1913
The "Popular" Men's Store
Dress Clothes for Social Functions
YOU know the season of dress functions is at hand, and the full dress
clothes have become almost a necessity for men who consider them
selves "in it." Where Thanksgiving dinner is served in the evening, you
want dinner or evening clothes. For the dances, receptions and other "do
ings tnat you expect to ngure m, dress clotnes
are really required! We are well prepared to
serve you. Our Full Dress, Tuxedo and Prince
Albert Suits are hand tailored, correct in cut and
sell for less than you usually pay for ordinary
clothes.
Hart Schaffner & Marx and Sogers, Peet .Co.
male these suits, and you can rest assumed they
make them right; you can be fitted correctly,
and you know you're getting the right style and
the right quality, and the right prices here in
these goods.
Manhattan Pull Dress Shirts in very small
pleated bosom styles.
Manhattan Pull Dress Shirts in pique bosom as
sorted stripes.
Men's Pull Dress Protectors.
Men's Pull Df"ess Gloves.
Men's Pull Dress Neckwear.
Men's Pull Dress Suspenders.
Men's Pull Dress Hosiery. t
Men's Pull Dress Handkerchiefs.
Men's Pull Dress Shirt Studs.
Men's Pull Dress Cuff Buttons.
Men's Pull Dress Watch Chains. t
Men's Pull Dress Footwear.
Men's Silk and Opera Hats.
We carry a full line of solid gold jewelry at un
equaled prices.
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Special Showing of
Two-Button Sack Suits
For Young Fellows
See San Antonio Street
Window Displays of
Tilings For Men
TELLS HOW INDIANS
ARE ROBBED OF LAND
Oklahoma Congressman Urge Re
moval of Reotrlctlons From Adults
of the FUe Civilized Tribes,
ilohonk Lake. N. T., Oct. 22. The
methods of those -who prey upon the
land owing indians of Oklahoma were
described androeans tocircumventthem
were recdmmended. by "William H. Hur
ray, member of congress from Okla
homa, in an address read today before
the Lake Monhonk conference of
Friends of the Indians and Other De
pendent Peoples. Mr. Murray was
president of the Oklahoma Constitu
tional convention and the first speaker
of the house of representatives of the
new state.
His first suggestion -was that restric
tions should be removed from all adults
of the socalled Five Civilized tribes of
Oklahoma, who have less than three
quarters Indian blood. "Restricted' in
dians, he explained, were those who
had some restriction upon the transfer
of any portion of their allotments or
homesteads. Such restrictions apply
only to land and run with its title and
do not affect the person of the owner,
since the Oklahoma Indian enjoys the
privilege of the ballot and is in every
other way classed as a citizen under
the state constitution. The federal
laws now provide restrictions upon all
Indians of more than half blood.
The fullblooded indians, said Mr.
Murray are the chief object of attack
b- land grafters, who although unable
to make much headway in acquiring
title seek by contracts to becloud the
title in such a way that in the event of
the removal of restrictions they would
be almost the only possible purchasers.
All honest men in Oklahoma, said Mr.
Murray, and the indians themselves op
pose the reopening of the tribal rolls
which would admit to participation in
tribal estate persons not entitled to
such division.
DUKE ARRAIGNED ON
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
Seattle, Wash., Oct. 22. Laurence
Duke, son of Brodie Duke, the tohacco
manufacturer, was arraigned on a
charge of manslaughter today in the
superior court and was given to next
Wednesday, to plead. Duke, while
driving an automobile, ran down and
killed two men.
The information filed against Duke
alleges that he was intoxicated at the
time of the accident.
NEW BUILDING CODE TO
APPLY TO SMALLER TOWNS
Austin, Tex, Oct. 22. It was an
nounced today by secretary A. S.
Haynes, of the state fire insurance com
mission, that 'Texas is soon to have an
other building code especially adapted to
the smaller towns of the state. There
has been considerable objection to the
present code, due to its stringency as
sub-applied to the small cities.
LYCEUM COURSE OPEXS AT
ALAMOGORDO WITH LECTURE
Alamogordo, N. M.. Oct. 22. The first
attraction of the lyceum course for the
present season was staged at the First
Christian church. It consisted of hu
morous and instructive cartoons, land
scapes and illustrated story telling by
Ash Davis. The attractions are given
under the auspices of the women s Aid
society or'Jie Presbyterian church.
J. E. Prather, of Pinon. passed
through here en route to Paloma3
Sprincs, where he will spend a few
weeks. He was the guest of his son.
John Prather. while here.
V TV Dnrfirpn is here on a visit to
T his family, sifter spending some months
in central Texas.
A. Levy, of El Paso, is here on busi
ness. Miss Mona Lee entertained a num
ber of her friends at her home on
Ohio avenue, in this city. About -40
young people were present. Refresh
ments of sandwiches and punch were
served.
Phone 1 for quick taxlcab service.
Advertisement.
FHOXE 1 FOR TAXI,
ment.
-Advertise-
What did we tell you about that last
cold snap? Another will be here soon.
Order fuel now from Southwestern
Fuel Co., phone 53L Advertisement
COME EARLY AXD AVOID THE
RUSH. WHERE? WHY. TO SEE
DAVID G.VRRICK, AT THE EL PASO
THEATER FRIDAY NIGHT. TOE
PRICES ARE LOAV. BUT THE SHOW
IS GOOD, xi, 75c AXD 50e. Advertise-ment.
COME AXD SEE THE BEAUTIFUL
COLONIAL COSTU3IES IN "DAVID
GARRIClv." EL PASO THEATER, FRI
DAY XIGHT; 91, 75c AND 50c. Advertisement.
PHONE 1
ment.
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FOR TAXI. Advertlse-
COLLINS CASE SET FOR
SUBMISSION ON NOV. 12
Austin, Tex., Oct. 22. The case of Ira
W. Collins from EI Paso county was to
day set by the court of criminal appeah
for November 12. On that date the cas
will be submitted.
WEATHER BULLETIN
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
AFTER SIGKNESS OR OPERATION
It is a pathetic mistake to accept drugs or alcoholic
mixtures when nature craves nourishment to repair
the wasted body and restore the vigor of health.
For forty years the best physicians have relied on
the wholesome predigested nourishment in SCOTTS
EMULSION which is totally free horn alcohol or opiates.
Scott's Emulsion sharpens the appetite renews
blood nourishes nerves' strengthens bones and
restores the courage of health to make life bright
Scoffs Emulsion sets in action
the very forces that promote
health. Its nuntv. -"
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Observations taken at 8 a. m., 73th
meridian time, Oct. 22, 1913.
Forecasts.
El Paso and vi
cinity Fair and
colder tonight and i
Thursday. J
New Mexico To
night, generally j
fair, except local j
rain and cooler j
southeast portion.
Thursday, gener-
ally fair. '
West Texas
Tonight fair:
colder, except in
(southeast portion,
frost in north por
t i o n Thursday,
fair; colder, ex
cept in the Panhandle.
Temperature.
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Your Wife's Christmas
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You couldn't give your wife a better Christmas present than an insurance
policy in the Union Central, of Cincinnati. Make it payable to her in
case anything happens to you! "Hov much?" According to your
means! "Why Union Central?" Because it has the loivesl net cost
record of all with assets of $95,000,000.00 to make its contracts
good ! ! Write for cost or
"Talk With Tyndall"
1 1 American Bank, LI Paso. 'Phone 4570
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Boston 40 58
Chicago 34 38
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Denver 40 64
Detroit .34 46
Duluth. Minn.. .22 28
El Paso 58 78
Galveston 74 72
Havre. Mont. . . 24 52
Jacksonville... 52 60
Little Rock 56 68
Los Angeles... .60 82
Nashville 52 50
New Orleans... 60 66'
New York 42 52
Omaha 32 38
Phoenix 68 86
Rapid City, S. D.-iO 56
Roswell 56 78
St. Louis 42 44
Salt Lake City. .44 62
San Antonio... .66 74
San Francisco.. 50 74
Santa Fe 36 62
Seattle 46 58
Washington.... 46 50
Wichita Kans.. 44 62
Yuma 56 36
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RICIC WILL MAKE YOU LAUGH.
COME SEE HER AT THE EL PSO
THEATER FRIDAY NIGHT. Advertisement.
Do not wait until it gets cold. Order
coal now from Southwestern Fuel Co.,
phone 531 Advertisement.
Wright cleans clothes cleanest in LI
Paso. PhODe 343. Advertisement.
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This Store Gets Greater and Greater
WE are just beginning to realize
the conveniences and satisfac
tory services of this enlarged , and
greatly improved store.
The store floors are now each, one vast
table groaning with the luxuries of the
season and with hospitalities for our
visitors, who are first our guests, and
later on, if they so elect, our patrons.
The greatening stream of outgoing and
incoming goods is not a little stream,
'but an ever-rolling Mississippi Eiver.
The daily refreshings of the stocks
keep us free from old age, and we seem
to be always going back to youth.
In its continuous newness and plen
teousness of what people want, the
store is almost self-duplicating.
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These Suits the Sensation of the Hour
At $10, $12.45, $15, $19.50, $22.50 and $25
EVERY suit in these six groups follow in effect the fashion laws laid down by the creators of style and obeyed by the
smartly dressed women. Yet every suit is in a style that is exclusive with us a style that will not be found else
where. We have spent a great deal of effort upon the gathering of the suits at these six prices. Through our knowledge of
side channels and business short cuts we were enabled to save substantial sums on them; otherwise we would be forced to mark
them much higher. Every wanted fabric, color and style is included in this assortment. All sizes from 14 to 46. If you
will make a few comparisons you will readiry see what sensational values the suits are at $10, $12.45, $15, $19.50,
$22.50 and $25.
Wool Dresses at $10, $12,45, $15 and $17.50
That Enrapture Every Woman 's Heart
nTTEVER in all my life have I seen such exquisite fashions combined with suph desirable
i- materials. I really don't see how you ever bought them to sell at such reasonable
prices." That was the remark made by one of the most smartly dressed women of this town,
who happened to be in our store a few days ago when some arrived and were just being taken
out from their swathings of softest tissues. The same thought will likely occur to your mind
when you see these glorious dresses and note their exclusive, authoritative fashions, their rich
elegant materials and their skilled, superior workmanship. Scores of these woolen dresses are
suitable for wear upon any "occasion. The assortment at each price offers the widest diversity
of ideas in regards to styles and colors not a new fashion is absent in these comprehensive
showings.
These New Coats Are Style Leaders
We Have Them as Low Priced as $4.95
EL PASO has never seen a more complete collection of new coats. Every model and style that is cor
rect is here Coats of Boucle, Zibelines, Plush, Chinchilla, Velvets, Serges, Cheviots and Novelty
mixtures. Ask to see our two leaders at $10 and $15
ABOUT SPORT COATS The English man, not the English woman, sets the Sports Fashion of the
world. That is why we have a certain man's Sport Coat copied for young women. It is short and
made on loose lines, has wide belt and large patch pockets. Made of good quality corduroy in var
ious colors ,at $10, and in all wool black and white Shepherd checks and green coating at $4.95.
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The "Marinette
The Aristocrat of Knitted Coats
THE Knitted Coat of supreme refinement for
women with whom refinement is a creed. Made
with the same captious care that a modiste be
stows upon her cherished '"creation."' In every
line'Superfine. Pure worsted knitted to shape
full-fashioned soft and elastic hand-finished
ever-Iastingly shape-keeping.
Put on a "Marinette" one time and you'll ask for
it all the time. Its woolly warmth and silky
softness irresistibly appeal to women who treasure
the "creature comforts" and the stamp of impec
cable style.
We have other makes of Sweater Coats ranging in
price from $1.45, $1.95, $2.45, $3.95, $4.9o, up to
$22.50.
$ 1 ? $ 1 . 50 Brassieres 75 c
Third Floor, Corset Dept.
F3R Thursday's selling we offer a special lot of
$1.00 and $1.50 Brassieres at 75c each. Lace and
embroidery trimmed, front and back fastening. The
assortment includes the following makes:
"Nature's Rival," "De Bervoise,"
"Warner's", "W. B." and "Omo"--
Something Entirely New Smart and
Becoming
"Jack Tar" Middys and "Tip
Top3' Coats
WE hae just received by express another
shipment of the very newest thing in th
way of middys the "Jack Tar" made of extra
quality brown khaki with white pique collar an.l
cuffs;" all white galatea and kindergarten cloth an.l
white with plain colored and striped washable col
lars cuffs, pockets, belts and sash some ha e flannc 1
trimming. Then we show the new "Tip
- Top" coat made of all wool white navj .
red and green flannel with trimmings uf
silk to match coat. Just the thing for.
the miss and junior school
girl. These garments
only shown by the "Popu
lar. Prices range from 95c
to $5.00
Wc also have a new line
of the Regulation Mid
dys at, each
Warm-Giving Blanket Robes
$2.45, $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95
T HE Navajo Indians supply the motif for warm-giving robes for
"- men and women. The aborigines of America clothed themselves
in gorgeous colors. Not even the Balkan effects of recent months can
eclipse the beauty of the color combinations of the Indians.
Showing here Thursday will be made of an immense collection of
varied designs and colorings in lounging and bath robes fr women in
Indian and various other designs. Also blanket and eiderdown robes.
Nothing could be more beautiful.
Many of the garments with satin trimmings, cords and tassels. Four
Special lines at $2.45, $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95.
Women's TSJewestFall Footwear
In Distinctively Attractive Styles
THE "POPULAR'S" $3.50 SPECIAL
SHOES FOR WOMEN In our $3.50 grade
of Women's Footwear we show the same
styles as are shown in the better
grades. Wc have them in Patent leather,
dun Metal, Vici Kid and Tan Russian
( alf. Some with cloth tops, others
with dull kid tops, a pair $3.50.
LOW HEEL SHOES FOR THE YOUNG
MISS This season the demand for this
popular footwear is getting greater
every day. Remember we are in a po
sition to fill your needs in low heel
footwear better than ever before. Wc
carry them in button and lace styles
of Patent Leather, Black Velvet, Gun
Metal, Vici Kid and Tan Russian Calf.
P.ur, $2.50 to $4.00
We do Ex
pert Shoe
Repairing.
Work
Called for
and
Delivered.
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For Infants and Children
Aisle Three, Second Floor
CHILDREN'S HATS Corduroys in brown, red and black; velvets in
red, black, grey and stripes. Some with fancy feather trimmings,
some with plain ribbon bands and others with tailored buttons.
Choice of the lot while they last, , A ff
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INFANT'S WOOL SHIRTS Some broken lines of 59c wool shirts,
will be offered for quick clearance at qa
a garment .5C
NEW MIDDYS In white Egyptian crepe with pink and blue collars
and cuffs, others in a beautiful grade of poplin Balkan style and in
the darker shades that are very practical for school j?0 ff
wear. Priced up to j)MaVrv
(Ask to see the $5.00 coats.)
LINOLEUMS OF QUALITY -
IN addition to our already large and comprehensive showing of home
furnishings Rugs, Draperies, Curtains, Shades, etc. we have just
received and added to our line a solid carload of Inlaid, and Priated
Linoleum, which we will place on sale Thursday morning at most eco
nomical prices. These Linoleums are the very highest quality in each
grade, and a splendid array of colors and designs for you to make se
lections from.
The Hardwood effects in both the Inlaid and Printed grades, are un
usually attractive and will wear indefinately.
We invite your inspection and a comparison of designs and prices, as
suring you that no where else will you find sueh values and such de
sirable patterns and colors.
If you are going to require a new linoleum this Fall, you cannot af
ford to miss this sale. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, we are going
to sell these strictly high grade Linoleums at prices never before made
in the southwest on Linoleums of equal worth. We will lay them on
your floor, at the following Special Prices:
A. Quality Inlaid. $1.75 value $1.4S
B. Quality Inlaid. $1.50 value 51.23
An extra special value, in our "'Popular
Special" grade, $1 30 value, at. ...... .$1.10
The best grade printed linoleum, S6e value.
at 69c
B. Best grade printed linoleum, 73c value,
at ..........55c
We make and hang all grades of shades.
best material, workmanship and lowest
prices guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully
furnished
A full line of Babi Buggies and Go Carts
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