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EL PASO HERALD
10
THEIR ONE BEST GAME
AS VIEWED BY MODERN PITCHING STARS
BY BILLY BVA.S
Written Especially for This Paper by tie Famous American League
Umpire.
STARS often arrive quickly In base
balL In WIS. among the recruits
who reported to the Boston club
f the American league was "Dutch"
.a a haL imtnff southnaw ap-
rcntii' with plentv of ability, but
i , reen in the art of big league
1 inp met.ioas ioaa u w ,
imsiionable if manager BUI Carrigan
iuM consider a proposal that wouiu
arr- with it the trading of Leonard
'i r n other southpaw in the game.
-tn with a irood sum of money to
O'.t tarrisau s mightv sweet on
i . . m1 and well he should be. for the
jmisster Is a pitcher extraordina
,cre is another reason why Carrigan
should be stronp for Leonard. There is
. doubt but what Leonard owes much
' nls ucc to care'-l coaching at
Hi hatid of the bravy Boston catcher.
uness has in no wav changed the
noiet California jouth. and he freelv
idmits that Carrigan is the man who
brought him to the front
He llaa liaru i.urM
Hard luck pursued Leonard for some
time after he joined the majors, and for
awhile made his a to success rather
difficult He showed enough stud to
be carried in 1911 but for some reason
Boston farmed him out. and he lost a
hance to cut In on the world's series
,.-,.. ht vea.r That was quite a
jolt to be handed Leonard at. the verv I
i.An-.nntnn. e liic rrpr. esoeciallv from
s financial point of view In ISIS, al
though he pitched a mighty fine brand
of ball, he couldn't hit a winning
stride Usuallj, his teammates either
fielded poorly or hit weakly when he
essa ed the pitching. He came Into nls
owr in 1914. but not until after a ier
strenuous getawav
In the first three games he workea,
mum
VICTOR III RAGE
5a'i lrarcisco. Cal . March S After
a heart breaking automobile race from
5 tart to finish. D. Resta was Saturday
iening proclaimed winner of the van
.lerbilt cup race He droe car No 9.
in whirtu a week preious. he won the
i, rand Prix race His time was four
hours 27 minutes and "7 seconds His
average time was 67 1-2 miles an hour.
Howard Wilcox a 26 was second, in
four hours. S4 minutes and 56 seconds.
TM'e Pullen was third His time was
four hours. 35 minutes and S7 seconds.
Ralph de Palma. N'o 2. was fourth:
time, four hours, 3s minutes, seven sec
onds W llliam Carlson was fifth: C K.
New house, sixth Barnev Oldfield,
seventh. Louis Dishrow. eighth: Hughie
Hushes ninth and A. H- Klein, tenth.
The strain was so terrific that cars
dropped out every few minutes. Less
than half finished. There were S2 en
tries originallv. and the distance was
-0v 30 miles. 77 laps around ie four
mik track.
The track became slippery from oil
dripping, and there were many up
sets but few real accidents. Bob Bur
man s car turned completely over on a
right angled turn, and his mechanician.
Too Cleary, received a broken thigh. It
wa also thought he might be inter
nall injured.
In the 10th lat Alley lea with Resta
second In the 20th, Resta went into j
the lead and held it thereafter to the j
'1 isn fuuen m&fje u. aums ukui wi
seronu place, but was nosed out after
the 70th lap b vt ileox. Pollen's dare
(U il driving gained him much ap-
ST. LOUIS AMBRIC"S
BEIT HOIVTO-X TEAM
Houston. Texas, March S A St
Ijou's merican league club mixed
team defeated the- Houston Texas
league team here Sunday 8 to 4 Score:
JL JL.
Houston . . 4
St Louis .. . 8 12 I
Batteries. Houston, Napier, Criss
in J Querry: St. - Louis. Smith and
Scott. Baumgardner, Wetland and,
piev -. '
To Cure Catarrh
Purify the Blood
Reason it Out Where Does it
Start tr, Mucti From? '
Innnmerab e r- arrh sufferers hare
Tired themsc.ps by purifvlng their blood
with S. S. S. Catarrh often invades the
entire system before it chokes the nasal
passages. It becomes so chronic aad ex
tensive that the stomach, liver, kidneys,
bronchial tubes and most of the glands
tre involved without such serious eondi.
lions beins realized. Catarrh may be
the result of some serious blood trouble
at former years, and this Is only one of
-he many peculiar effects of impure blood.
Now S. S. & in its influence upss the
mucous surfaces, causes those catarrhal
secretions to be changed or converted
into a. substance easily, quickly, and nat
urally expelled frotc the body. It so
banges this mucus that it is not the
-opjv clogging stuff that pings the .nose,
"botes the throat, causes severe Bowel
trouble, upsets the stomach aad eoatam
nates the food just entering the blood.
it is often dnDcnlt to convince catarrh
u8erers that chronic cough, chest pains,
Tagging, fetid breath and other symp
toms are only the local evidence of deep
-eated trouble. Get a bottle of S. S. S.
.oday and try it- too. will get good re--iil's,
real benefit and soon be aware of
m gradual deaning up and a check to the
progress and dangers of catarrh- Avoid
substitutes. S S. S. Is prepared only by
The Swift Spedfle Co. 61 Swift Bkte,
Atlanta Gs. They conduct a medical de
partment for free advice that Is worth
while consulting.
CANDY SALE
ON OIR SOFT
C0C0ANUT CREAM BAR
White, Pink and Chocolate.
15c THE LB.
WEDNESDAY ONLY
&?&,
ME It EM I VND TiWS STIILET
V4A-M9HtnnlHEHSBn
!otrjrV-
lreC
he allowed only one run a game yet
the best he got out of the trio of games
he pitched was a tie and two defeats.
He was beaten 1 to in the first game
he pitched, although he allowed only
seen hits and struck out sis men. In
his second start he held Philadelphia
to one run in 13 Innings, the game
ending in a 1 to 1 tie Leonard struck
out nine men In his third start he was
again beaten bv a 1 to 9 score. New
York turned the trick this tune, the
only run of the game being a home run
wallop into the left field bleachers by
outfielder Jimmy 'Walsh. After these
three toueh breaks. Leonard got going.
Dame Fortune favored him with an
own hfnlr and he v.18 B. hard man to
- -- -- ... - - --
beat.
Detroit Was Helpless.
During his short career with the Bos
ton club. Leonard has come through
with some clever exhibitions, but he
regards a game he pitched against De
troit last j ear as his one best piece of
1 work. Coumbe started the game for
Boston and up to the eighth inning
was in front 3 to 9
The Tigers PUt
oer two in that session and tied the
count. In the ninth, after a couple oi
runners got on and none were out.
Leonard was sent to the rescue The
game went into extra innings, and an'
American league pitcher will tell you
that no club is more dangerous than
the Tigers in a dru ing finish. Before
Leonard the hard hitting Detroit team
was helpless, for eight innings the Ti
gers went hitless, nine of the men go
ing out on strikes. After such a grani
exhibition of twirling, it was fitting
that Leonard should score the winning
run in the lth. taking the game 3 to i.
Copyright, 1915. b the Wheeler Syn
dicate. Inc.
Entries Juarez Jockey Club
Pint rrno
longs.
13 I Jul Blues
C13Q Schnlensars .... ....
133) Little BlKier
13ti Frank Pttteraaa
(557H Tlajan
(SS7) Father Kelly,
Second race Sellina, 3 r
ward; seven forlonfea.
(lit Zangane ... ,
C134 'Little Bit
61 ?7 Zinkand
C141 Dave Montgomery ..
ClJj Lady Mint ... .-..
117 Elm
CI 39 Phyllis Antoinette . .
C131 Oblivion
(125 Sleeplaad
. . M
. .. 7
.. .It!
M4
MS
16
14S
M7
Hi
6129 Oeorge Oxnard
.11
C141
Anto Maid lit
Third race Selling;. X year oMs aad f-
ward, seven frloags
613S Breeaer -. 91
6123 Stngletoe t
6124 MiB Lew-istoa 91
C12S 'Marie CoghiU MI
6139 'Polls MS
(1IT Anytime 1W
5944 Patriotic 1M
S9S4 Amity Mt
6111 'Helrington 1M
ni aako . im
6093 Commendauon lit
Fourth- race Selling; t year Ma and up
ward: aeven furlongs.
(61M) Lnon , M
sir: 'Maoel Dulweber . . S3
619 J. Nolan
11
C122 -Rooe-O Nell
6116 Andrew O'Day
6127 Thistle BeUe .
6122 Bob Lynch
Fifth race SeUag.
ward, five farkmga.
M(
MT
M9
3 year elds aad up-
117 Bavenhall . .
(U9 'Elsie Green
61IS 'Mrs. Me. 7
6111 'Eva Padwick .
(133 "California Jack
692 Ooroa
. f
. M
. 99
.MX
.1(1
...14
.14
1 6134 Amohalko . ..
IN
6111 Cordova . ..
6136 'Velle Fortv
614 'Jake Arcent ..
(117 Joe Basher . ..
6121 'Judge Gfceeas ..
(1X1 Roafria
((112) SUty . . .
Sixth race Selling. 1
ward, one mile.
(129 'Darin . ..
613 'Bonanza
(142 Bennodlaa
(12 'Be
MI
.16
11
Taeeday. Mmrrh 9, slt Day. '
Pmse, 2 year olds, four fur-
, 14
IM
. m
us
1U
IIS
r oMs and s-
. .'....Ill J Gee. Itagaca ..
11 JH. F. Barter...
lttlv. K. Koeahj..
year aids aad ap-
M
MX
MS
Its
4144 'Executor
..111
nve pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
I isogiaa para aad I .Inula stakes
WHITE SOX LOSE ONE
fiAMEr ANnTHFH TIER
San Francisco. Calif, March . The
-an Francisco club of the Pacific Coast
jeague nosed out the Chicago Ameri-
t ars No. 2 team Sunday in the ninth
, inr.ng. : to!. Score K. H. E.
Jan Francisco 3 8 1
.Chicago 4 S
Batteries San Francisco. Smith, Cow
ell and Schmidt, Chicago, Seroggins and
Daly
The Chlcagoans in a moral pg game
across the bay were tied. H to 4. with
the Oakland Coast leaguers at the end
of the 10th inning, when the contest
was called off Score R H E.
Chicago .... . . . 4 T 5
Oakland 4 8 1
Batteries Chicago. Lathrop. Serog
gins and Daly. Oakland. Prouch. Abies,
Preuitt. Christian and Elliot, Price.
imiitr sov Ire iidli
BBVTKA BV I.O WGEI.KS
Ios Angeles. Calif.. MarcU 8. The
Chicago Americans stumbled badly
Sunday, after winning three straight
games from the Los Angeles Coast
league team, and lost. 12 to 2. Meusel.
of Los Angeles, got four hits out of
fnnr tlnr.A at hf ilrvkVA I.. fl,A mn
ahead of him and scored twice himself. '
score- R. IL .
Chicago . 2 4 4
Los Angeles 12 11 W
Batteries Chicago. Benz, Russell,
Johnson ajnd Mayer, Lc3 Angeles
Hughes, Perritt, Ryan, Gait and Brooks
Boles.
GIVVT SECOND TKA1I
BBATS DVLLVS PLV1BRS
Dallas. Texas. March 8 The New
York National league team's second
string players defeated the local Texas
league Sunday, S to J. Score-
R. H.E.
Xew York 15 1
Dallas 3 16 2
Batteries. New York. Heinke, Smith.
Kermayer and Marshall: Dallas. Mul
len, Dunn, Brady and Brown.
CLE BL.VMJ JIB VTS S VX UTOMO,
San- Antonio. Texas, March 8
Thomas's pinch hitting for the Cleve
land American league regulars won
here Sunday in the 11th inning, with a
two bagger, 4 to X Score:
R. H E.
Cleveland ,.. 4 9 5
San Antonio 8 s 3
Batteries. Cleveland. Mitchell. Walk
er, Harsted, Ban man and Egart. Bill
ings: San Antonio, Munsell, Stewart,
Delottelle, "Kelley and BurchA Haven -stein.
T. 1.01 IS BEIT' ncviMovr.
Beaumont. Texas March 8 V St
Louis Americin league club defeated
the Beaumont Texas league team Sun
day, 9 to 6 Score
P. IT E
St. Louis . S 11 4
Beaumont . 6 8 7
Batteries St Louis. James and Coch
r -i B. a'lnont Alexander M-irtin and
I'ctn oi unci! inii I tit cnz
TWEf VE BDWLEflS
STff III LEAD
Little Change in Standings
of Players Is Shown Dur-
ing the Past "Week.
The relatite positlo- of the Big
league bowlers in f. e Cactus duo
series remains practicallj unchanged
as the result of last week s games T e
first 12 bowlers are the same as last
week.
Ra Xagle. who took tire lead in the
Industrial league a week ago. holds
lh tAn iwMifinii hi a ronrt marvin
1 .....a., i .-...i....i.a wkji. .... ...t .... '
va m. MHiiiiia. '. . u.iv wi vu.
changes are recorded among the fir t
19 mm.
G. C Abbott remains at the top of
the Smelter league, but has fallen oil"
a point in his average, while N. N
Jlheinheimer. who holds second berth,
picked up a bit during the week a .
.Abbott's margin is not a ver Lig one.
me onij other change among the lead
ers was the passing of Wtnkinson by
I Don Dnmnlfr. th latter nnv hnMmff-
eighth place.
' ja tne Federal
la the Federal league Dompier s
average is much better than in the
Smelter circuit. He is drop l g the
pins at the rate of 174 per game in
the Federal, and holds second place.
Keener still being on top Few changes
are recorded in the Federal circuit, i
Dwj Team Ailinncrn.
In the league standings the .e-g s
have clambered i-tto second berth in
the Big league, sending the Houcks to
third place. The Old Guards fcI off a
few points during the week.
Weston's team and Globe Mills are
now tied for the leadership of the In
dustrial league, while the Batenujis
have passed the Abbotts for the I p
position in the. Smelter league. The
Federal league ' order is unchanged,
though the Tigers have materiallv cut
down the margin of the Pirates for
first place.
The offcial averages follow
Bis Lessor.
Nmea Games Plus
A Heuck x ;;
ee Davis 48 t.l
- D. Carr (Z 11M.,
Scon Whit 3 1134:
AS..
lt(
Ml
lt
lit
17
17S
175
175
173
172
171
Joe Bryan (3 ll:s
Late Bill S3 11.
J J BareU
W. D. Strattoa .
K. -. Fort . .
J L. Aadreaa. . .
Hart wWd
B. L. Clark . .
U & Catteher ...
J. M. Ridley...
1 A. Weaber ..
Fred Hardlker
Kd Schatx
Hage Btfeeh ..
.. S7
.. (1
.. 4
.. Si
.. M
.. 47
.. to
.. 3t
.. (X
.. 23
.. i
.. 42
.. 45
.. 4
.. M
.. 3
.. 14
.. 37
15S5
16 .9
3477
9447
9474
9(74
12
((31
Mill
4(94
tM;
(S3
737
3932
76JS
4710
37(7
X3S2
ics !
166
16S
16S
167
1(6
1(3
ie:
19
-17
155
146
Ate.
17
169
147
M
163
X. M. Tattle..
a. w rwta . ..
41. C. Abbott
Mi. K. Christie
41 P. Holmes
Industrial Leacoe.
Nam 43ames Phn
Ray Nacle S M431
J Ouuuasaani IS 3S2
Bed Ward 24 399
K. H. Aber 45 743
H. Dbraal S7 3267
C. Dnhaer X SXM
K. Fowler 67 13
161
16
1
1-1
16
156
155
154
154
153
152
11
14
146
144
144
143
142
141
14
Ave
1(6
1(3
161
IL. B tSUbert 4 143
S. A. Vaaghaa M Stt4
W. ABdenoa 37 (7C
L. A. Shersaaa.. M 4(92
C. o. MaeBtr....'. S M41
A. C. Hinsdale 17 M2
H. A. Smith SI 743
Kay Smith S7 77t
Gea. Keys -. S3 7991
Ad Baqaor JL.
4S
421
2611
2M
4X3
KM
4112
S7S
B. Berehauer ........ ..v 14
B TtKUTT ..... IV
H. BMtegtea X
J. Rosner 46
J C. Baason 43
W Campbell 33
C GrfaK 2
hmeKer Leaxae.
Pias
716
MX!
9(75
ttts
7
S141
8M1
SMC
MS
Mill
IS?
(36
SS7t
(134
S447
733
61
759
7(2
Plaa
247
14(
1
X5M
T717
SMI
77
SS
SMS
SSS
S771
SSM
Last
37
43
44
45
Lost
Si
Si
42
46
G. C. Abbott 47
K. X Ithmalnilmrr 61
H. G. Batcaaaa 6t
43. A. Psaau S7
A. W. Paster SI
"?'
O. A. CrtteWU 33
O. A. QrtteWU.
F. C Wsndtaira.
156
155
154
F. C Wailim S7
Dm IHmuHr
33
12
39
IS
S7
6
7
6
S4
A. l.
1J I
14S
14
146
I Wm. Je
1 K.
.n i
14 !
141 '
133 ,
IS
327
Ave.
17 '
114 .
MS I
144 I
. MS '
IS
13 I
1SS
; B. A. Fralt .
W. HoOTStDa
& S. Baker. 54
O. D. Butler (
H. A. Morgan M
lederal Leagne.
Names Gstna
G A. Peaaer 13
Den Dompier . (
A. IX WHltluna 14
R. T asdirholmt M
V. E. Komuct S4
1 T. nmlkU. M
J Capraa SI
c N ArtKonV".'...:.:.... "
12 i
G Fexsason .. ......... 45
117
US
MS
Pet.
.54
.St
.474
a D. Batter.
51
J Lelghton .
SI
Big Learnc.
Team Won
Old Guard 47
8ol L Bergs 42
Booeks 4
City National Bank.'.... 39
' Industrial Leagae.
Team Wa
Weston's Dairy Loach.. 45
Ulsbe MIU 45
Cemeai Plant X
El Paso Laundry 33
SmeHer League.
4(4 i
Pet
563
.563
.47S
Team Won
I Batemaa 4
j AMMtt 46
Prt.
613
.575
.436
371
Pet.
.(
74
4-6
.3:
XI
34
45
5
Lort
2
29
37
42
Hoorston 3
Federal League.
Team won
Pirates 4
Tigers 39
Athletics 31
Brakes 26
SNOW PREVENTS RaCING ON
JUAREZ COURSE ON MONDAY
1uka oaMA mtT 4hi huokry rtaaVT fifTfl
which made the ra-e courae unsafe. I
the management of the Jockc club j
Juarez, Monday morning announced
there would be no racing Monday J
The melting snow made the track a I
sea of mud and there was muc'i
scratching in the six races that were
carded. I
Entries are be ig taken for Tues
day's card and there will be six events
run off. A large forca of workmen
were employed Monday clear irg the
srow off the lawn and course. j
The management of the track an
not need Monday that the meeting j
wouldbe concluded April 4 th. This is I
118 das of racing, four more Oa: s
than last year. From here the horces
nill be shipped to Louisville and '
Bowie, Maryland.
CmjKC113IB.N TO BVT.
Presbyterian men will have a lunch
eon Tuesday at the Hotel Sheldon to
arrange for the annual "Every Mem
ber" campaign for new members in the
church. The luncheon will start this
campaign.
1ALLBY IIOMK
fSaeO RBDUCTIO. FROJI FORMER
PRICIi QUOTED.
Will be in city until Saturday, 13th:
'Will sell m Ranch on Countv Road
and lnterurban R. R consisting of
Orchard now bearing Farming Imple
ments, horses, chickens, Jersei cow.
This ranch all in alfalfa and orchard,
except about 1 acre. 7 miles don the
valley. tSOOO cash, balance 87660.
terms to suit purchaser Immediate
Possession fall or v. rite care Paso
del Norte Hotel
MILTON PL' I
i
J
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'
i
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Owing to the inclement weather the
Readjustment Sale Specials advertised
for today will hold good tomorrow and
as long as the assortments last .' .'
As Usual, Mall
Orders Receive
Prompt Atten
tion During
This Sale
IL ILL continue until out present $300,000 Stock nas oeen reduced to meet the readjustment necessitated by
the retiring of Mr. J. U. Northman, the president of the Corporation.
This is a genuine Sale and means a Saving of
20 to 25 on New, Seasonable Merchandise
A Poundof Talcum
Powder
for 5c
Our regular 10c
Full Pound Cans
of Oriental Tal
cum Powder, sold
while 50 dozen
last at
5c
a lb can.
Basement Store
Readjustment Sale Advan
tages in the Vash Goods
Section
DAINTY WHITE GOODS
White Fiaxon. a dainty sheer quality,
a limited supply, jg
Plain and Xros iter Flavons, m a large
range of patterns, regular price -f Q
25c. Special IOC
Dainty Sheer Voiles. lace doth, lino
voiles etc., regular 26c. in.
Now .. .. IOC
20c Batistes, plain hmmmI
thread Voiles, striped Dimi
ties, etc all 38 and 40
10c
a
inches wide.
20c White Eponge. 30 i
tide, excuttait for spring
dresses.
White Crepe Ptisse for tin
lYard
denroar, gowns, etc are all
marked (or stock readjust
inent-
C0L0RED WASH FABRICS
Colored , Soieettes and Poplin, good
washable colors, values to 20c f
Now IUC
Fancy Mercerized Poplins. Plaid Crepes,
Taffetas, etc, all !5c vaiue, in
yard IUC
32 in. Slnrtip; Madras, fait color stripe,
regular at 25c a yard. 1 C
Now .. IOC
toslume Crepe in dainty figured ef
fi et, sold ordinarily 25c a - A
ad. Verj Special now XC
27 in. White Checked Dimities,
sheer quality,
a yard
Dainty Striped Voiles, in
white and eokr-s. Special,
yard
black and
r.ioc
The Boss Oil Mop and Iqt. Can of
for Less than $1.00; Readjustment
SPRING SHIRTS
JUST RECEIVED OUR
"ARROW SHIRTS"
for Spring. Guaranteed Fast Color
$1.50 AND $2.00
Come in and See the New Ones
With Collar to Match
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
HANAN
SHOES
jpOOGt
CrashToweling and Towels
An opportunity for Hotels, Restaurants,
and Boarding and Rooming Houses, sel
dom offered.
17 in. Cotton Crash ToweKng, toorth IVjc yd Sn
17 in. Cotton Huck Toweling, regular 10c yd 6
12J2C Crash Toweling, extra good grade, pec yd .9
Barber or Absorbent Tow
el That sell regularly at
50e dot. Keadjastsaest price,
per dor. 38e
Medium Site Huck Towels
Our regular Tic per do,
grade. ReadjostBieBt price,
per do: 52e
Main Floor
Toilet Article
SPECIALS
25c Hair Brashes . .15
$1.00 Hair Brashes. 69
$1.00 Pond's Extract 69i
$1.00 Herpicide. . 69d
25c Ivoroid Combs. 15
50c Sanitary napkins 29d
25c Castile Soap... 19
50c Cold Cream. . . .35d
50c Elcaya Cream. .35
50c Violet Cerate. .29
Ricksccker's
25c Soaps 2 for25e
$1.00 Toilet Waters 69c
Blankets & Sheets
Small size Cettoa Blankets re
duced from 59c to 39c
Single Bed or Cot Blankets re
duced from 75c to 59c
Laree size Cotton rlankets re
duced from $125 to 69c
Large size heavy Cotton Blankets
reduced from $130 to 9S
81x106 and 90x103 Defender
Sheets, values to $125 at.79c
81x90 Seamless Sheets, regular
at 75c, now 50p
Basement Store
dainty
7c
HATS
KNOX
Large Sim Turkish Bath
Towels Value toJSc each.
Readjustment price,
each 10c
17 1-2c Tarkish Towels
Extra good quality and
large sire. Keadjaaianeat
price, each 121-2C
Main Floor
TScWorih of Notions for 19c
Ts be SoM in Grouped Lots Only, aad Only 1 lot t a Customer.
1 Lingerie: Band 25c
I Spool HoWer 10c
1 Card Collar Stays 5c
I Waist Belt 5c
1 Card 3 Hat Pins 5c
Total Regular Price of Entire Lot 75 c
Special Readjustment Sale Price 19c
Main Floor
In the Basement Domestic Dept.
4UR entire reserve stocks of Muslin;, DseestJcs, Sheeting, PiSow
Cases, Cambric, Ett, have been Brought forward for the read
justment sale. In many cases the prices quoted are so much below
value that We WiM Not Cut the Pieces.
3-4 WIDTH EAGLE BRAND BLEACH MUSLIX Sold by the A
bolt oal 50 to CO janl. at, per ard frC
YARD WIDE MAMTLA BLEACHED MUSLIN Sold im foU ijji
bolts onh rejruutr 10c grade, no, per vard .. 2C
YARD WIDZ HAND IN HAND CAMBRIC XUSLli( Sold only n
bv Uie bolt of 50 to 60 vards at. a vard DC
PRtJIT OP THE LOOM AND LONSDALE BLKACH8D XOSLCfS
In bolts of 4u to 50 yarda regular 121-2 grades. Q
A arl nou uC
YARD WISE JELICO CAMBRIC Regular 10.- yard-sold rj ,
only m full pieces at. a vard ,. J2C
NO. 60 BERKLEY CAMBRIC Full vard wide sells regular - ft '
for 15c sold only hr the oolt. per vard A U C
LONSDALE CAKBRIC Regular 15c Aard u full piece oatv, - f
at, aH , IUC
3 TO 10 YARD PIECES OF LONGCLOTHS AND NAINSOOKS e
Woi Ji 10- a j.iii and up Xow. a yard.. . . 3C
Oil Polish--Never
Sale special Both
BANKING BY MAIL
Just as easy to open a savings account wtta us as tbouEa you '' '
lived neat dcor. It- I
WB PAY 4 percent Interest compounded Twice Svenr Year. !
We do Business urdor ta Depositor's Guaranty Law of the State
of Texas and are a Guaranty rand Bank as provided by such Law.
Our plan. In addition to being convenient. Is safe, profitable
and libaraL Nobody has e.;r lost a dollar In a State bank in Texas.
Write to-i?7 fo- ..nr tree laoklet "BANKING BY MA1LT or
simply mail jour deposit.
El Paso Bank and Trust Co., El Paso, Texas
SUNDRIES
Our stock comprises many small articles not alwajs thought oi in
connection with a paint store
XETAL POLISH. ARTISTS MATERIALS.
FURNITURE POLISH. WINDOW SHADES.
DUSTLESS FLOOR MOPS. DANCE FLOOR WAX.
Our Windows Are Lighted Unto 10 P. M.
TUTTLE PAINT & GLASS CO.
Pheur MS and . Sia-Sl V. Stanton St
Sporting Goods , and Saddles
I The most complete line in
Highest qualitv.
Skelton-Payne Arms Co.
Economize
By Savin;
S. &H.
Green Trading
Stamps
Readjustment Sale
SPECIAL.
This three bottle
silver plated salt
and pepper caster,
like style shows,
will be sold at a
readjustment sale
Special for
19c
Mail Floor
9
JgJ3b4
1' Scarf Holder: 5c
1 Can! 2 Drawer Supporters 5c
1 Pr. Cuff Hokfert Zc
1 Card. 2 Steel Bodbas oc
1 Crd aist Pins 5c
Sold
for
. .69c
El Paso. Reasonable pricL-
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