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Friday, December 19, 1913
Militants Attack Jail With Bombs
EL. PASO HEUALD
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T ONDON, Eng, Dec 19. Two bombs WOMEN WILL RUN NEW PAPER
I rniw!l last niarht against a
- ' wall adjoining Holloway Jail,
where militant suMragets have been
imprisoned, failed to damage the Jail,
but damaged the garden wall to such
an extent that it will hare to be re
built. The part of the wall attacked was
near the cells in which soffragets are
usually kept and the explosions are
attributed to the militants
Miss Rachel Peace, sentenced to 18
months imprisonment for arson, is the
only suffraget in Jail at present.
RAILROAD IS INDICTED
ON CHARGE OF REBATING
Guthrie. Okla., Dec 19 The Wichita
Falls & Xorthwestern railroad, recently
acquired bv the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas, has been indicted in the federal
court on a charge of rebatinc bronchi
bv the interstate commerce commission.
This is the statement of assistant
United States attorney W. B. Herod,
who presented the case to the federal
grand jurv at Lawton.
It is charged that the Wichita Falls
& Northwestern agreed to furnish a.
a place on "Tts track at Altus for
the unloading of material for (he -public
works there, and having no place" of its
own, rented ground for the purpose.
Officials of the government, it is said,
looked upon the alleged payment of
rental money as a rebate.
SALOON MAR CHARGED WITH
SELLING BEER AFTER HOURS
Bartolo Oroeeo, said to be the proprie-
tor of the saloon at bUY boutti 1 i'aso
street, was arrested early Friday morn
ing on a charge of selling liquor after
hours. According to the police, Orosco
was selling beer at 3:20 oclock Friday
morning. Patrolman Johnson, on the
South El Paso beat, 'phoned tlie station
about the man, and mounted policeman
Henderson made the arrest.
wwTrw CITAVFF.R HAS BOUGHT
Denver. Colo., Dec. 19. Announcement
was made Thursday night by John C.
Shaffer, owner of the DenTer News, Chi
w.A TAcf nl nfttor Tiflnprs in the
United States, of the purchase of the ,
Evanston Index, of Kvanston. 111., whii-h
will be conducted exclusively Dy women.
Mis Hetty Cattell. bpecial writer o
Rocky Mountain Xews. was chosen man
aging editor, and will leave for Evanston
next Tuesday to assume her duties. The
staff of the paper will be recruited from
the Shaffer editorial staffs It will be
run as a regular daily paper.
JURIST "RESENTS CRITICISMS
BY TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
Albony, X. Y., Dec. 19 Chief justice
Edgar McCullen. of the state court of
appeals, declared here last night that
criticisms of courts made by former
presidents Taft and Roosevelt were "un
justified." Technicalities, red tape and
imperfect jury systems, he declared,
were responsible for many alleged mis
carriages of justice for which the bench
was held responsible.
OPHELIA
TENTH CAVALRY HORSES
FED AND EXERCISED HERE
The freight section of the Tenth cav
alrv caravan remained in the G. H. yards
Friday to allow the stock to be fed, wa
tered and exercised before continuing
the trip to Fort Huachuea. The Second
cavalry, which left here Thursday morn
ing, arrived in San Antonio Friday en
route "to Galveston, where it will take
a transport to Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont.
SATURDAY TO BE THE LAST
DAY FOR 34TH COURT TERM
Saturday will be the last day of the
present term of the 34th district court.
Friday morning judge S. J. Isaacks ex
cused the jury of the court from further
sttendnace. There will be no more jury
trials in the court this term.
Coprntta. !!, br MeCh Nenpiper Sra&sU
(Creation of thHNotert Cnrtoonlst are
regular features of The El Paso Herald.)
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3 Pectoral
Away back in 1841. Old enough to re
member those days? Still used for
coughs and colds. Sold for 70 years.
Ask Your Doctor. &&
Children's Footwear for
Christmas Remembrances Jk
is both fitting and timely. The Christmas day is really a
children's holiday. Then why not remember the little ones,
with a pair of Guarantee Shoes, or Felt Slippers. They will
be appreciated long after many of the other gifts are set aside
or broken, that Santa Claus has brought them. We have all
the leathers to select from. All widths to fit from.
Sa.fr..! " 75c t0 $1.75
Tl:3.5.8: $1 .00 t0 $2.50
Children's Spring Heels. Sizes 81-2 ij O P n i0 ff
toll. Prices $1.0 TO$J.UU
Misses' Low Heels, Sizes 11 1-2 to 2. rfj pa to SQ Pa
Felt Slippers in pink, light blue and red, sizes 5 to (ft -fl ff
2. Price tpi.UU
Little Gents' and Boys' Shoes, Sizes J f r r n th a .
9 to 51-2. Prices.. $1.5Ut0$4.(
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HOLLY WREATHS
and Green Holly
jTor Xmas Just Received. Send in
your order now, before we sell out.
Evergreen and Holly Wreaths, each 35c
All Holly Wreaths, each 40c
All Holly Wreaths, double, each 75 c
Green Holly, per pound 50c
SEE OUR WINDOWS.
We Have a Few Imported Baskets Left.
Jackson-Standard Grocery Co.
208-210-212 Mills St. Phone 3532.
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MI nil Chiro-vo F111 a11 shipped on day of re
LViail UraerS ceipt. Everything in Sporting
troods, Arms and Ammunition. Write for prices.
Shelton-Payne Arms Coc
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fif?ssjiiois99lS X&J.& LIjjl
Sh&oe This
0 said the man yesterday who feels the pulse of the store as
no one else can and who, therefore, is best qualified to speak.
Saturday will be a severe test of the "POPULAB'S" ability to
give service the-last-Saturday-before-Christmas.
Tomorrow will find the "POPULAR." at its highest efficiency.
The most beautiful Christmas merchandise we ever gathered is
spread out before your eyes not tucked away under the counters
to help you quickly make up your mind just what you want to
give. Prices arranged so as to make your Christmas list as little
of a burden as possible. And the store so brightly lighted that
you can see exactly what you are buying. Broad aisles, plenty
of ventilation, two passenger elevators totake you from floosto
floor.
Gifts For The Boy
50c
50c
$1.00
l:
Second Floor, Aisle One
BOYS' SUSPENDERS In Christmas boxes,
25c and
BOYS' FOUR-IN-HAND TIES, Christmas
boxes, 25c and -. .. .'
BOYS' SCARF PINS Links and tie
holders, 15c to
BOYS' WOOL NORFOLK SUITS In sizes 6 to 18 years;
some have 2 pair Knickers. All wool, guaranteed qualities
in brown, tans and v 4jC ff
grays. Special I j)O.UU
BOYS' SUITS Special offering in Boys' double breasted
'Knickerbocker suits, in Ivan Frank and other well known
$ 6.50 Values at $4.95
$ 8.50 Values at $6.95
$11.00 Values at .l $8.95
BOYS' BUSTER BROWN WOOL SUITS 2 to 6 years,
and boys' sailor blouse wool suits, 4 to 9 .years, in navy
serge, grays, browns, tans and reds.
$5.00 Values at $3.95
$ 6.50 Values at $4.95
$ 8.50 Values at $6.95
$10.50 Values at.. $8.95
BOYS' SUITS Ivan Frank and other makes of hand
tailored Xorolk suits, in the latest specially received
for Chirstmas patterns; novelty weaves in grev, pin
stripe, brown or grey pin ehecks, flecked patterns, fancy
diagonals, herring bone and mixtures,
up from
$6.00
em Better
as Than Ever Before!"
A far better store service, from salespeople to bundle-wrappers.
Our Delivery Service BY MOTOE, in PERFECT condition to
take your purchases home safely and without delay.
A Christmas Service Bureau where your parcels will be wrapped
and addressed without charge, a Parcels Post Station where your
purchases can be stamped and mailed, Rest Rooms, Writing
Eooms, Telephones, Hot Coffee and Biscuits served free in the
Basement these are other features of this convenient Bureau,
which is gladly at your service.
All these, and many more, are reasons why the "POPULAR"
"The Store of a Million Gifts" should be YOUR Christmas Store.
You will find the EARLY HOURS best for shopping.
Gifts For. The Girl
Second Floor, Aisle Three
has been a busy scene whs week.
T-'CR Girls' Dept.
V-' The Great Apparel Sale has established a new reeord
for disposing of merchandise iR this dept.
So in order to keep up the good results, we have prepared
the following Extra Specials for Saturday only
COMBINATION SWEATER SETS Composed, of Sweater,
Leggings and Cap, in oxford grey only, siaes 2 dJO OA
to 8 -rears;, regular ?2.95 seller, at HpiiU
THE LITTLE BABY'S XMAS GIFT May be selected here
from our extensive showing at special prices as follows:
50c Knitted Saeques 39c
75c Knitted Saeques 59c
$1.W Knitted Saeques 79c
INFANTS' NOVELTIES Including Ivory Battles, Teeth
ing Rings and Sticks, Toilet Sets, Individual Toilet Articles
such as Powder Box, Cotton Box, Powder Shaker, Celluloid
Animals, Birth. Records, etc., regular AQ-
?L25 sellers, at OC
Also values to 65e at 48c
INFANTS' KNIT BANDS Odds and ends in wool and cot
ton knitted infants' bands,
Saturday onlv. ' .1,-
GIRLS' COACDS Tn aft the wanted colors including black,
made up of phi3lM?'.vSlvets, broadcloth, boucle, chinchilla,
ete sizes 2 to 14 -yfrs; Values (jo qp
to $7-5, at ..,..,."". pO.I70
SWEATERS in every style, including Norfolk, in all solid
colors as well as color combiaatiOHS. Sold regularly up
to 52.3d, sizes 2 to 14 years,
for Saturday only
JvCTS9 YiY . Aft I B'ff
19c
$1.79
A Little Boy 's Letter to
Santa Claus
Monday, Dec. 15th, 1913.
DEAR SANTA CLAUS:
I am Ralph McCord, I live at the
Wright Apts., Apt. E. I am writting ycu
for what I would like to have Christmav
Please bring me, if I am a good boy, a
gray and brown suit, a gray hat with a
light 'gray band, size 7, tan gloves, tan
shoes and stockings, and if it is not too
much, I would like to have a set of
wooden soldiers and a monkey that I
saw at the "Popular's" Toy store and a
.very small Christmas tree and a book, a
Twx of candy and some gum.
Your boy,
RALPH.
$5,00 Specials in the Linen Dept.
Second Foor, Second Aisle
TuTVE DOLLARS invested in the linen department Saturday will
- get you a very handsome present. Everything shown will be at
a marked reduction worth from .-6.00 to $10.00. Nineteen pieces ci
Cluny Luncheon Sets: thirteen pieces of Madeira Hand Embroid
ered and Scalloped Sets, Hand Scalloped Tea Napkins, Damask Tea
Napkins, Pretty Table Cloth and 'dozen Napkins, Pattern Table
Cloths and a great manv more items that are userul and. g
of tlie very best quality. Cboice of the lot
$5,
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Mr. or Mrs. Santa Glaus, Are You
Postponing Your Duties?
Xmas Gift Suggestions
From the Main Floor
Brass Jardinieres at 1-4 off
Silver Plated Vases, Plates, Candle Sticks,
Fruit Baskets, Fern Dishes, Tea Set,
Salt and Peppers, Crumb Trays, Spoon
Holders, ete at 1-3 off
Sterling Silver Toilet Seta 1-5 orr
$2.50 Satin and Vekmr Sofa PiHows,
with and without ruffles $1.95
Sterling Silver ToHet Sets 1-5 off
All linen, hand embroidered initial, etched
lace edge handkerchiefs 3 for 65c
$5.00 Silver Plated Toilet Sets $3.95
Extra Special im Silver Plated Toilet
Sets $2.45
Novelty Baskets at Greatly RedHced
Prices.
"OETTER, come at once to the "Popular's" Toyland, tomorrow
- at the latest, and make your selections.
Suppose something happened to prevent you until it was too late?
Much pleasanter now than in the last rush. Best varieties now.
Delivery at once or later, as you specify.
OUR SELECTION OF DOLLS and everything pertaining to Dolls
and their wardrobe is especially complete and interesting.
MECANICAL TOYS abound in such variety both in kinds and
prices that you can find very readily just what yon want, at
what you want to pay.
GAItlES So many kinds that a list would only serve to bewilder
you. '
Your particular attention is asked to these few special values
which are cited merely as EXAMPIBS of hundreds.
25 INCH DOLLS 75c Saturday
we place on sale 25 inch bisque
jointed dolls, with eyes that open
and close, light and dark hair,
beautiful dolls that are extraor
dinary values at 75c
(No phone ofHers accepted.)
CHILDREN'S ROCKERS 25c
Saturday morning you can buy
the little folks natural wood rock
ing chairs,that make nice gifts,
at the tiny price of, each 25c
(Np phone orders accepted.)
NO.'S 0 AND 1 VELOCIPEDES
$1.35 Velocipedes suitable for
boys 3 to 5 years of age. Good
and strong. Made with leather
seat, curved handle bars and
wood handles. Wheels, frame
and pedals of best stock. A-regu-
lar $2.00 value at". $1.35
(Larger size No. 2 Velocipede
$1.95)
BLOCKS AT 25c A SET Archi
tect building wooden blocks a
toy that will please the boy. Ex
tra special value at, a set 25c
TOYS AT 25 PER CENT OFF
Mechanical Boats 25e to $3.25
at 25 off
M5rrorscopes $2.50 to $15.00,
at .25 off
Bridges at $1.25 to $1.50,
at ..... -25 off
Stations at $1.25 to $2.00,
at 25 off
Tunnels at 30e to $1.00 at 25 off
Racing Horses $1.50 to $7,00,
at .-. . .. . .25 off
Extra Special
$5.00 La Vida
Corsets
$3.50 ,
Extra Special
White, Blk & Col'd
Ostrich Plumes
$1.95
Corner Mesa Ave. and San Antonio St.
CLIP THIS COUPON
Not Good After Iec 2tn.
Each Coupon Good for One Vote la the. "Popular's"
Voting Contest. (Herald)
This Vote Is Tor
Xmas
Name . .
Address
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Bottled Wine a Specialty
Free delivery until 7 p. m.
Also lunch goods, bottle beer
and liquors for family use.
Phone105. 520 N. Stanton St
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They Will Respond Promptly
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OPEM ALI, NIGHT.
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Home of HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
For Men nnd Aomen.
BACK & AUTO STAND
Opposite Hote Paso Del Norte na
IV. San Antonio St.
AUTOS F0H HIRE
Rates $3.00 per Hour
.Call ODOM'S TRANSFER
To haul your baggage or move yon. Storage and packing by careful men.
BELL 1054.
Phones i 449
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ISIS
Phone NO. 1 Day Or Night For Apt03 H83 and Baggage Service.
LONGWELL'S TRANSFER.
Limousine 5 and 7 Passenger Cars- Auto Baggage Trucks.
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