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EL VASO HERALD
"Wednesday, Xov. 18, 1914
NEWEftHTO
BEAfllRONGROSS
Kaiser Announces a New
and Stronger Emden
Will Be Built.
Berlin, Germany, bv wy of London,
r, 18 Emperor Wllllom has sent the
r 11. wins reply to the town council of
1 iideu. -which had telegraphed sym
1T I v for the loss 'of the cruiser Emden:
'iv cordial thanks for your tele
jfrjiu f smpathy on the sad but heroic
! E' .if the cruiser Emden. The brave
shio in her last fight against a strong
er i r a rued new laurels for the Ger
- in naal colors. A new and stronger
1 mdfn will be built, on whose bow an
jr. u lies will be affixed to commem
cmc the glory of the old Emden."
smr foimjkrs in oai.ej
CHEW OP 12 IS RESCUED.
rottle. Wash., Nov. 18. The steamer
T'.r.go, owned by the Alaska Steam
ship company, foundered Monday eight
m ,i Iicavv gale off Cape Spencer.
Alaki, while being towed to Seattle
1 v the jussenger steamship Cordova of
the ; ,ir,e line. The Dirlfro's crew of
i. v is -.aed by the Cordova.
ALLIES HONOR
LORDJOBERTS
Impressive Funeral Services
for Former Field Mar
shal Held in France.
A Nervous Wrech
Had No
Desire
To Live
eruna
Is A
Tonic and
Strength
Builder
So Says
Mrs. Frank
Stroebe, K. F.
D. 1. Apple
ton. Wis. Her
letter reads- "I began using Peruna a
few months ago when my health and
strength were all gone, and I was
nothing but a nervous wreck. Could
not sleep, eat or rest properly, and felt
no desire to live.
"Three bottles of Peruna made me
look at life In a different light, as I
began to regain my lost strength.
While my recovery took nearly four
months, at the end of that time I was
better than I ever had been before.
I had a splendid color and never
weighed more in my life.
"I certainly think Peruna Is without
h. rival as a tonic and strength builder;
and It has my endorsement."
Mr. Charles Brown. It. It. 4. Box 79,
Rogersville, Tenn., writes: I have
tried many different remedies, but have
found that Peruna is the greatest tonic
on earth, and a perfect system builder."
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London, Eng., Not. IS. Picturesque
and wholly impressive funeral services
for former field marshal lord Roberts
were held in France, according to the
account given out by the official press
bureau. The funeral was held at the
headquarters of the British army. The
narrative follows:
The official press bureau gives a
touching account of the funeral ser
vices for field marshal lord Roberts at
the headquarters of the British army
in Franca
"The route of the cortege from the
hcuse where he died to the Malrie,
where the funeral service was held,"
S6ys the press bureau's statement, "was
lli'ed with British and French troops.
Tlie coffin was borne on a gun car
riage. It was an impressive ceremony.
The guard of honor was composed of
Indian and British troops.
To the wail of 'Flowers O the For
est ' from the pipers, the cortege moved
slowly through double ranks and sol
Jiers with arms reversed. General staff
officers acted as pallbearers. Those
following the casket included repre
sentatives of the family of lord Rob
rts and of king Albert and president
Poincare- the nrince of Wales, prince
Ai thur of Connaught, and Gen. French.
"The simple funeral service was con
ducted by chaplain Anderson, of the
British forces. At the close of the
sen-ice the British bugles rang out
with 'The Last Post" As the coffin
was removed to a motor ambulance for
conveyance to Boulogne, French trum
peters across the square blew a fan
fare and the guns of lord Roberts' old
regiment roared out a last farewell. A
double rainbow gleamed on a mass of
dark clouds and an aeroplane circling
above, one of the aerial guards watch
ing and protecting the procession,
dipped in salute."
The body of lord Roberts has been
brought across the channel from Bou
logne to Folkestone. Everywhere it
was accorded the highest military hon
ors. The body will be entombed In St.
Paul's, In the mausoleum of England's
distinguished military dead.
SAYS MAKERS OF ARMS
ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR WAR
New Tork, Nov. 18. Responsibility
for the European war in a large meas
ure was laid upon the makers of arms
In the nations involved, by David Starr
Jordan, chancellor of Leland 'Stanford
university. In an address at the meeting
of the New York Peace society. Dr.
Jordan said the United States should not
think or entering the conflict "if only
for the reason that on. this one great
nation of ours must fall the duty of
saving all that Is to be saved from this
catastrophe."
nxiv. nnw TAKES 1IITGK
, rOUTIOX OF WAR LO.W. J
London, Eng.. Nov. IS. ilve nun
dred million dollars of the new British
war loan of $1,125,000,000, already has
been taken by one firm, it was an
nounced In the house of commons by
David Lloyd George, chancellor of the
exchequer.
ilr. Lloyd George also announced in
the house of commons this afternoon
that an additional duty of three pence,
(six cents; per pound would he placed
on tea.
To ar $5o
Save mJEBmsEgm to
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RealMI
Money 5HffjE Saved
YOUR LAST CHANCE
ON THE FAMOUS CHICK5RING PIANOS
"IT SINGS"
said de Pachmann he was speaking of the Chickering Piano "like a
human voice." Oh, that wonderful VOX HUMANA. It is strange that for
ninety years it has expressed the great musical emotions of the great music
masters. It has taken from them something of their greatness. It has
given to them something to make them greater.
We shall be glad to have you come in and see and hear, or better, play
yourself, one of our new 1915 Chickerings. You can buy any of their styles,
plain pianos, players, or electric playing, and grand pianos, this week at
("hickering's lowest Boston prices, and WE PAY THE FREIGHT, saving
you from $100.00 to $150.00 on each piano.
Your old pianos taken in exchange. Balance on easy payments.
$10 Free if WHAT IS $10 Free if
you can tell LA DURAH you can tell
If you want to see a show, and a good one, free, be in front of our store
eery day this week. 3 30 to 5 p. m., C: 30 to 8 p. m. You will see the great
"La Durah." One of the most expensive attractions of the kind in the
norld. Free this week at
JENKINS PIANO CO.
THE BIG PIANO HOUSE.
211-213 Texas St, El Paso, Texas.
Phone 2958.
Our
IVcdd'mg
Rings
Insure
Happy
Marriages
Thanksgiving
Suggestions
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Some New Silver. Cut Class, Carving Sets,
Special Prices.
Casseroles, a good one for $3.50
Sandwich Plates, a good one for.-... $2.50
See Window No. 4 for display.
The A. D. Foster Co.
Herald Bldg.
This is a good time to remember some distant relative or friend.
We prepay parcels poslcharges an place in the U. S.
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Join the Xmas
Shoppers
"Shop Early"
Movement
and come to El Paso's Big Christmas
Store where on every hand one is
met with a suggestion of Yuletide
cheer, for this is truly a store of a
thousand gift suggestions both prac
tical, useful and ornamental.
PAY A VISIT TO THE JEWELRY
DEPARTMENT
A store within a store, for it includes
the departments of Sterling silver and
plated ware, cut glass, leather goods,
Ehell goods, Thermos equipment,
watches, clocks and jewelry.
For practical Xmas gifts accept
able and appreciated by every mem
ber of the family, this department
stands pre-eminent in EI Paso with
larger assortments and prices to your
liking.
STOP AWHILE AMONG THE
NEEDLEWORK
The "Popular's" Art Needlework de
partment offers a world of pretty
things and things to be made pretty.
There's a sensible, and at the same
time decorative suggestion in things
for the home for the man's room, for
Mama, Sister or the Baby. Many re
quire but a little to finish others
much, but gifts of this character are
lasting remembrances of the giver.
NOTICE THE RIBBON-MADE
NOVELTIES
As gifts, there's no one thing that
adds so much cheer and brightness
to the occasion as these exquisite ar
ticles made of pretty ribbons, and de
signed for Milady's boudoir.
EVERYONE APPRECIATES
HANDKERCHIEFS
be it man, woman or child, but
"Popular" handkerchiefs in tasty
Xmas' boxes are an added delight to
both donor and recipient. Not at all
necessary to purchase expensive 'ker
chiefs, tho we have them of the finest
but we will show you the daintiest,
sheerest styles at 25c, 15c and even
10c
JUST ACROSS THE AISLE
PERFUMES As well forget a box of candy as to
forget to buy a bottle of perfume
and this is not addressed particularly
to 'men folks cither. Coty's and other
imported perfumes, Hudnut's and Col-
t gate's American essences, Egyptian
spins jiuwei Buuieis, xreucu ivory ar
ticles, etc, etc are offered in almost
endless selections.
AN EXPOSITION OF BASKETS
and the wonder of it is that among
the thousand and one pretty styles
are scarcely to be found two of a
pattern. You may choose here from
by far the largest collection of bas
kets to be found in the city. There
are baskets for every purpose, deco
rative and useful trimmed or to be
trimmed.
GLOVES MAKE IDEAL XMAS
GIFTS
but when you purchase gloves for a
gift, be sure to buy a quality that will
give the best of service. This is the
kind VOU'II find here frlnvoa fnr
women, misses and children; imported
from France, or made in America
two clasp up to' 20 clasp lengths.
BEAUTIFUL LINENS FOR
XMAS
Mama would just love to receive one
of these exquisite linen table sets
one of our dainty Madeira hand em
broidered lunch or napkin sets or any
of an hundred other useful articles
that abound in tiiis section and best
of all, you will discover that prices
are way down to low ebb.
A GIFT FOR THE BABY
OF COURSE!
Ivot to visit this "Stork" section is to
miss seeing the prettiest baby goods
display in town. There are "Kew
pies of course, made of unbreakable
materials; Birth Records, Rattles,
Animals, Birds, Toilet Accessories And
the cutest, daintiest Dresses and Coats
imaginable and withal, the prices are
surprisingly low.
T YOU MAY CHOOSE NOW
We will deliver your purchase when
or where you wish.
Extra Special!
TOMORROW WE OFFER MEN'S
SPRING NEEDLE
Union Suits
In an excellent grade of cotton just
the right weight, and in all sizes.
Choice of either gray or ecru, made
with closed crotch; a very special
value, on sale all day Thursday, at
$1.00
Suit
Ask to be Shown
Those very special values in our fa
mous HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX:
?S?RS-PEET C0 FITFORM
SUITS AND OVERCOATS; they're
m a class by them- tf o ff
selves, at plOiUU
Others as high as $40.00.
The "Popular's" Annual
Mid-Season Sale of Silks ? Woolen Dress Materials
A selling event that strongly emphasizes the superior value giving of this im
mense daylight dress goods section on the second floor. At no
previous time have stocks offered better selections nor were values better
than right now. You have absolute choice of the largest stocks of silks and
woolens in the entire southwest at utiderpricings that offer the biffgest econ
omies of the entire year. All lots advertised previously have been added to,
and tomorrow will find buying and choosing even more advantageous than
today or vesterday.
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36 IN. SILK POPLIN, YD. 59c
An excellent, heavy quality, lias high
lustre, in all the desired shades. Very
popular for street wear, worth $1.00
regularly; mid-season sale CQ
price...." J7C
75c FANCY DRESS SILKS, 29c
A gingham price on silk 1000
yards of silk in neat checks,
stripes and floral effects, suitable
for dresses, waists, etc. Every
yard a bargain OQ
Extra Special (tiJC
$1.25'SATIN FINISH'D SILKS 85c
Beautiful, all silk dress fabrics,
full 36 inches wide, in dainty pin
stripes. A full color assortment.
Regularly worth $1.25 yard. Mid
Season Sale QEirt
price OOC
All silk, extra heavy quality, in both
eening and street shades. " A popu
lar silk in great demand; regularly
worth $1.50 a yard Mid- fQ
Season Sale Price. cOC
EXTRA EXTRA
BARGAIN SILK TABLE
Here you will find the most wonderful
bargains Broken lines of Silks Odds
and Ends Accumulations, not neces
sarily remnant8 but Dress and Coat
lengths, full pieces, etc. In this lot arc
Messalines, Pussy Willows, Satins,
Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor, Chiffon
Taffeta, Repps, Bengalines, Poplins and
TVioveltj Silks of all kinds and these
you'll find are in most instances
MARKED AT LESS THAN
HALF PRICE!
36 IN. CHIFFON TAFFETA 98c
Absolutely the be6t $1.50 grade to be
had. Has high lustre, soft finish.
Comes in 50 shades, very popular for
dresses, drops, etc. Mid- QQn
Season Sale Price ZtJ
36 IN. FANCY DRESS SILKS 39c
1000 yards fancy silks in neat fig
ured effects, comes in plum, Copen,
navy, dark green, taupe and brown.
Full 36 inciies wiue, worm i.uu
the yard. Mid-Season
Sale Price
$2.50 PUSSY WILLOW
TAFFETAS $1.89
42 inch genuine Pussy Willow Taf
fetas, so much in demand. Comes
in all shades. Very soft and ser
39c
$2.50 54 In. Sponged and Shrunk Broadcloths at $1.79
$3.50 54 In. Sponged and Shrunk Broadcloths at $2.39
$5.00 54 In, Black Imp'd Chiffon Broadcloth at $4.15
Values to 93.00
Offered at ffl.DS.
This big- lot will Include
only high grade woolens
and fine Tailor Suitings
such as: Imported whip
cords, gabardines, ve
lours, suiting serges,
novelty weaves and.
mixtures. Imported wool
repps, diagonals, chev
iots, broadcloths and
high novelties. Regular
ly these are worth up to
J3.0 the yard. Mid
Season Sale
$1.98
iceable. Can be washed. Regu
larly $2.50 yard. jj -t QQ
Mid-Season Sale PriccP 1 .07
$1.25 24 In. Costume Velvet, Street Shades 89c
$1.50 27 In. Costume Velvet, Street Shades $1.19
5.00 42 In. Imp'd Chiffon Velour, Desired Shades... $3.95
Black Silk Specials
36 INCH LIBERTY SATIN, high finish; $1.00
regularly; sale KQ
price OtC
36 INCH ALL SILK MESSALINE ha
Full width, extra special (SC
36 INCH BLACK SILK MOIRE; reg- qo
ularlv $1.25; sale price OC
36 INCH BELDING'S GUARAN- QQ
TEED lining satin; extra special.. . OtC
36 IN. ALL SILK MESSALINE, rii -$1.50
yard regularly; sale price. . V 1 JL O
Colored Silk Specials
36 INCH ALL SILK MESSALINE, QQ
100 shades, $1.00 regularly; sale price 02C
27 INCH ALL SILK MESSALINE, jn
all shades, extra special OJ7C
23 INCH ALL SILK MESSALINE,
all shades, extra special
40 INCH ALL SILK CREPE DE
CHINE, all shades, extra special
36 INCH SATIN IMPERIAL, rt aq
dress satin, $1.75 reg.; sale price J) X HcU
55c
98c
Coating Specials
Extraordinary reductions on
all Woolen Coatings in the
most popular weaves and
colorings:
$2.00 54 in. Coatings yd.$1.69
$2.50 51 in. Coatings yd.$1.95
Iff.OO 54 in. Coatings yd.$Z39
$4.00 54 in. Coatings yd.$2.95
$5.00 54 in. Coatings yd.$3.45
Values to $2.25 Of
fered at $1.69
This lot includes high grade
novelty dress goods and
suitings, in both imported
and domestic weaves. Many
beautiful effects, for suits,
dresses, skirts or cloaks;
also staple serges and broad
cloths, cheviots, black and
white checks, Scotch mix
tures, homespuns, etc. Reg
ularly worth to -52.25 the
yard. Sale tf- ?Q
price ,P 1 .DJ
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For Those Who Waited We Offer These New Dresses
That Earlier Would Have Cost Anywhere From (tlfk fifi
$15 up to $18.50, Tomorrow, at Only uplU, UiJ
Not because we wanted to save the best values until last but because the maker
used up hundreds of remaining lengths of materials from earlier orders and
sold them to us in these seventy dresses of the newest design at a big concession.
You may select the model best suited to you tomorrow, and pay only Ten
Dollars for the most noteworthy dress value it has ever been your good fortune
to secure. Let us show you how clever how perfectly lovely are these "Hus-
sar dresses witn tneir run lengtn iiaring tunic
these loose fitting "Baby Doll" models -with their
big sash and bow these wonderful new variations
in basque effects; they're all of them handsome,
beautifully made, and offer the best values of the
entire season. Materials are pure wool French serges,
with velvet or satin. Colors include black, navy,
brown and other desired shades in sizes forewomen-
of regular and extra size, and for misses.
This New Shipment of Women 's Suits-
Brings a New Standard of (T 1 g ll
Values to El Paso at pDUU
And by this it is our contention that suits of this quality and character
have not hitherto been sold in this city -at this modest pricing. En
thusiasm was at its height when we marked these suits at $15.00.
Salespeople were eager to show them immediately, but we thought it
better to offer them all at once as a very special Thursday attraction.
Now those who want a most exceptional value may come here tomor
row and find better than they looked for.
Suits of French and Storm Serge, Cheviots, Unfinished Worsteds,
Gabardines and Other Wool Novelties, Fur trimmed, button trimmed,
braid trimmed; models of the latest design, with long, medium or short
coats in black, blue shades, brown shades, tan, green, etc., in sizes
for large or small women.
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Handsome Coats
Of Exclusive Design
Many new coats have come to grace
these "Popular" salons, coats that are
peculiarly suited for the Horse Show,
the Races, or for Afternoon Wear.
These are shown in magnificent furs,
in long nap. deep pile crushed plushes,
in broadtail, Persian lamb, etc. The
newest modes are portrayed in this
gatheringwhich includes designs by
the noted coutouriers of both the old
and the new world. The three quar
ter length models are superb, showing
a graceful manipulation in the full
skirt and back draping quite, unique.
The blacks are favored with a strong
tendency towards the dark, rich
browns.
Perfectly Charming Dresses
For Evening Wear OE if
ArePrciedat tpD.Ulf
That it pays to wait if one waits not too long is emphasized
by this special offering of dancing frocks and party dresses.
Nearly three dozen came in yesterday from New York, and to
these we have added enough from regular stocks to make it an
even fifty to choose from dresses that were marked to sell
at $35.00 and $39.50, all entered into the same assemblage
to be sold at only $25.00. The illustration herewith will give
you a slight idea but only the exquisite colors, the laces and
dainty chiffons themselves can give you an idea of the fascin
ating charm these gowns embody. The Moyen Age or Grecian
free, long, straight lines are shown with equal impartiality with
the semi or full fitted models in an elegant selection of the
best modes of the season's designing.
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These Shoes
Have Just Arrived
Tomorrow we offer them to you Fawn
Quarter, Patent Leather, Button Shoes
As a POPULAR t f- ff
SPECIAL" $5.UU
This style is entirely new, being made with
the whole quarter in fawn suede, patent
leather, plain toe vamp, and Louis Cubaa
hels. We invite you to come and see these
charming shoes and ask to see the NEW
KOMAN LACE BOOTS.
For Misses and Children.
At The "Popular"
'Basement---
Bring the children here to see the splendid big dollies from
every land under the sun. "Bewful" dolls, too, that look at
you with such big. innocent eyes and pay not the least at
tention to the big Teddy dolls and monkey dolls that seem to
creep nearer and nearer.
IT'S A SIGHT TO GLADDEN EVERY CHILD'S HEART.
We would urge that doll purchases be made now in advance,
in order to avoid a question of being disappointed .later.
Imported dolls will in all probability be very scarce just before
Christmas and by purchasing now, securing the purchase
with a part payment, you may store your purchase as long as
you wish, without added cost. We will deliver it where and
when you wish.
See the
Special
Window
Displays
Me&hjudaL
The "Popular's
Toyland
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SANTA CLAUS'S HEADQUARTERS IN EL PASO WILL
OPEN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH After which Santa
will hold daily receptions, distributing souvenirs to all good
children.
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