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EL PASO HERALD
ONLY FIVE GIANTS, LEFT OF BUNCH
' WHO WENT TO MARLIN IN 1908
pf 1 W k. Illiy wwl
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Msrlki. T-exas. March 22. Of the Hg 8quad of two wore of players who were at the Giants camp in the early,
spring of 1908, there are only five left this year. They are Fred Mtrkle, Larry Doyle, Christopher Mathewson, Joan
sicGraw and Snodgrass. They are shown lined op in the picture in the tame fieM in which they worked out seven years
go- i
"Wffl Sifc quartet be back here with "Voh again Beit spring," McGraw was asked.
"I may not be here myself, who can tell what will happen," was the, manager's Ephinxlike answer.
Merkle, Doyle and "Snow" hare their work ent ont to hold their places oh the team. Matty, the old reliable is about
u sure as taxes.
r
How much
DELIVERED Mile?
THAT'S the Tire Question in
a Nutshell!
Not "how much does
the Tire Cost" "how ranch Rubber is
in it" "how -many layers of Cotton
fabric" or "how many different Vnl
canirings does it go through."
Because, Results have shown that
some of the Tires which have most
Cotton, Rubber, Weight and stiffness,
give much less MILEAGE and Resil
ience than other tires made fighter by
more expert workmen, through more
direct atxTprecue Methods.
Nor is so-called "Mileage Goaran
te" worth considering ia purchasing of
Tires. '
Because no Tires are actually
guaranteed to give definite Mileage,
no matter what the surface reading
may suggest.
Such '"Guarantee" would be imprac
ticable with the text Tire ever made,
or that ever wilLbe made.
This, unless the Tire User could,
in turn, guarantee the kind of roads
over which he would always drive, the
kind of driving his Chauffeur would
ahsays do, and the air pressure ha
would ahfays carry on each Tire.
O O D
THE "iSleage Guarantee" is
therefore a deceptive Misno
mer. It does not guarantee given Mile
age but is only a figure arbitrarily
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Why hesitate or suffer longer? Why submit to. an operation with its
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results.
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PERFORMING A CUTTTXG OPERATION.
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per-
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or Materials.
Read any of these "Guarantees"
that are printed (or have the verbal
ones defined) and you will see that they
don't guarantee anything except that
the Maker clone shall decide every
thing such "Guarantee" is supposed to
cover.
The larger the Mileage "Guarantee"
the higher the price the Maker must
charge, to cover (as with Life Insurance)
the increased "risk" of replacing Tire3
that are reasonably sure to wear out
in considerable numbers, before they
have given the "Guaranteed" Mileage.
The Careful Driver, over good
roads and streets, would thus pay
more than the Tire is worth, so that
the Reckless Driver, or hu who must
continually drive over bad roads and
streets, might get Mileage he is not en
filled to, at the Careful Driver's expense.
a - o o
THE -Goodrich Safety Tread
is the fairest-priced Tire, of
similar Quality, in the field.
Ten to 30 J6 lower than other Tires that
give less Mileage on arerage perform
ance less effective Traction, with mors
Vibration, and greater tendency to sep
arate the layers of Fabric and of Tread.
Compare the "Goodrich Safety"
Mileage Costs with that of any other
Tire in the field, and ACT on what
the Comparison shows you.
Note the following table of comparative prices
on non-kid tires. Columns beaded A.""B," "C
and D" represent four hishly-advertised tiros X
cssJricl OTHER MAKES
Six Sifely i i
Trts "A" "B" C" "D"
30x3 $ 9.45 $1055 $10.95 $1635 $18.10
Mi3J' 12.20 1X35 1120 21.70 23.60
32x3$ 14.06 15.48 16.30 22.85 25L30
34x4 20.35 22.30 23.80 31.15 33.55
36x4Ji 28.70 32.15 33.60 41.85 41.40
37x5 33.90 39.80 41.80 49.85 52.05
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than Goodrich, they are taking it out of the tire; sf
yousro charged more, they sret&kinzitout of you
The B. F. Goodrich Co, Akron, O. j
Fair - Listed TIRESj
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We are the sole owners of the State right, there
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ister this wonderful core, which eliminates the dan
gers of the knife, ligature, cautery and carbolic acid
injections and effects a rare without loss of time
from one's work. Hundreds of eases cured, all walk
ing advertisements, sending lis their friends afflicted
as they were.
rs
Graduate IrOuUvIIle. Kr.. College,
In Ion Clothlne Co. Indcrneath la
tmGRm 5NQDGI2AS5
Baseball Scores
SlTNDAT GAJrES.
Boeeton. B. H. K.
Houston c 4 g
St. luis AinerlcaBS .....12 17 4
Batteries: Houston. Ware. Glean and
Quarry. Baker: St. I.osts. Wetmna and
Bereroid, Agnew. .
At Seoiioa. R. H. K.
Benieen ,......! B 3
St. Louis Katioaals 2 4 2
Batteries: Oentssn. "nmtllntt. Kkwev.
Meyers and Merritt: St. Lotds. HenMsi Sol
lee. Doak and Glean.
At San Antonio. R. H. S.'
New York Nationals n if i
San Antonio g &
Batteries: Giants: Schauer. Sehspp and
Smith. Meyers: San Antaatn. Davessort.
Crabbie and HSBenstela. Bureh.
At Mobile. S.H.E.
MobUe 2 7$
Detroit Americans ,. t
Batterrea: MobUe-. Osslsai. Mortrfsk Town
sead and Schmidt; Tigers. Behind. Lodbet
ter and Peters. ,
At Now Orleaoe. R. X. E.
Clndnnsti Nationals i t 2
New Orleans ....... e 2
Batteries: Cincinnati. Beogta. rVbnetder
and Clark. Boom: New Orleaas, Weaver.
Smythe. Bsgby and Miggtas.
At Dallas. - K. M. K.
Cleveland Americans It It 2
Dallas- .' , tu 2
Ten Innings,
Batteries: Ctevetoad. Cosaabe. Berated
and O-NellU BUUngs: Donas. Brady, Waller
snd Dunn. Nullin.
At Sua Frandsea. R. H. K.
San Prancssen 4 t 2
Chlesgo '. 1 11 2
Batteries: Sob Francisco. Deaatswc and
Schmidt; Chicago. Scott and Scbalk. Mayer.
At Oakland. R. H. K.
Chicago 4 1 2
Oakland 41 T 3
Batteries: Chicago. RussU and slayer;
Oakland. Xlawttter. Abies and Xmeet.
CADDIE CAN RBLP
OR III.VDBR GOLFER
(Continued from previous page.)
frame, as It were, asked his advice and
did not abuse him if he carried it out
badly. The second man started out
wrons, excluded the boy from the game,
blamed him for1 bad shots, etc. The first
man may nave started out with Good
mtrrinB. son. The second probably
started out with 'Where's my kidr
"The caddie is human and nothing;
his employer says or does escapes him.
The first man had the caddie on his
side from the start. The second man
aroused his antagonism with his open
ing: remark. The best golf is secured
only with the whole hearted assis
tance of the caddie.
"The caddie can do more to Injure
vour game than any one other cause.
If he is against you. it were better
not to play, for the things he can de
vise to annoy you are many.
The ordinary cost of a. "VTanr. Ad in
The El Paso Herald Is 25 cents. It
reaches an average of about 85.W
readers each Issue.
THEIR ONE
AS VIEWED BY MODERN PITCHING STARS
DT HILLY EVAXS
"Written "Especially for This Paper by the Famous American
Cmpire.
m.T-1 DDIB PliANK waa at his best
pf and pitched the greatest game
' of his long: career." That abort
sentence has been (he lead In perhaps
194 stories deacribinc; various -games
In which the veteran southpaw per
formed in masterly style. Most pitchers
wonld pick some certain victory as
their best pitching; feat, but Eddie
Plank always refers to a defeat he suf
fered as the best frame he ever worked.
Plank's work in the fifth and decid
ing; frame of the 111 world's series
was surelj- a pitching; classic. In that
game he allowed only two hits and won
over Matthewson, 3 to 1. It Was a re
markable come back for the aged
Plank, who only two days previous had
tost one of the toughest games of his
eareer to Mathewson. In the second
I trarae of the series for nine Innings
x-ianK neia ine uianis ro lour mis ana
no runs. The Athletics had made twice
that many hits off Mathewson. but
were unable to cross the plate. In the
tenth Plank weakened, three hits, an
error and a hit by pitcher giving New
York three runs and the game
Ills Utmt Bff-irt.
The game Plank likes to say v. as
his best ever waa pitched on Soptemb- r
S7. 112. at Philadelphia. A double
header was scheduled for that day. but
the second contest was never started.
j the first game going 19 innings be-
awa to a -erv poor atari, binir
touched up fo- f i e hits in the firrt
two inning"- which ifulled in one run
BOWLING
CACTUS CLCB AVERAGES.
The City Nattoula hare Marled a. climb
out of the cellar position in the Bis league
of the Cactus dob and are now in third
place and pressing the Bers team hard for
second berth.
Ia the Industrial league the El Iaso
I-ftundry has gained a bit on the Cement
Ilant. but the relatiTO positions ot the
teams are unchanged.
No chances occurred In either the Smel
ter or Federal league, though the Tigers
have gained a few points on the Pirates
and the latter are now leading the Fed
eraT league by a very scant margin.
In the individual averages of the Big
league. Scott White has cinched third place
from H. X. Carr. No other changes have
occurred among the leaders.
C. J. Cole, a net-comer in the Industrial
league, goes into fourth place among the
Individuals of that organization. There are
no other changes.
X N. Rhelnhelraer has bettered bis aver
age la the Smelter league ftnd Is now tied
with O. C. Abbott for the lead, each having
1M.
G. A. leaner slumped & bit In the Fed
eral league, but still manages to hold first
place, with. Dompier second. R. Sheffield
advances from sixth to fourth place.
The official figures follow:
Big league.
Team Won Lost Pet.
Old Guards SI JT .S94
Sol L Berg 41 4S .41
City National Bank 4! 45 .477
Houcks 44) 4t .451
Industrial league.
Team Wen Last Pet
Globe Mills M 38 .MS
Weston's Dairy linnets... 47 41 .&J4
r-ement Plant 41 47 .4S
El Para Laundry....."... M 4 .4I
Smelter league.
Team Won Last
Bateraan K 3
Abbott 47 41
Foeter 4 48
Honrsten 4 14
Federal league.
Team Won Lost
Pirates 4
Tigers 41 M
Athletics IJ 4
Bra es 27 45
Big League.
Karnes Games Pins
A W. Hoacfc 19 7242
Lee Barls CI 1
Pet
.
.514
.45;
.
Pet
.517
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ITS
173
172
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172
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Scott White 6 USE
H. P. Carr EC 119U
Joe Bryan f.... it 11747
Xafe ma ( lists
J. J. BareJa t lit
W. D. Straiten- CI 1111!
R. W. Fort StM
J. Ia Andreas. ... 8 34S7
Hart Wood t tl7
E. I Clark M imss
L. s. Callsher K 911
Ed Schuli : IMS.
J. X. Ridley St tits
Fred Hardlfcer IS 4
X A. Weaber 11M9
Mug Brlesfc. 4J 747S
W. Johnstoa 41 7tlS
H. V. Tattle S4W
A. W. Foster..
G. a Abbott...
H. E. Christie.
41 7t li
32 srii lt
27 4271 154
27 3S2 ltt
C F. Holmes.
Federal Iague.
Name Games Pins Ave.
G. A- Tenner It 222 HI
Don Dosaprer 12 2S 1(7
A. D. Wilkinson 27 44W ltt
R. SbrtfWd C m 14
V. X. Koenlg 6 St4 142
W. J. Brosrafleld 24 2242 12
J. Capron U t7 112 111
G. A. Mammel 21 1149 111
C N. Anthony SI (t 122
Geo. Ferguson .......... 51 CS 119
a D. Butler ST SSI lit
J. Lesghton ST (11 17
Industrial League.
Names Games Pins Ave.
Ray Nte S2 1MI4 ITS
Bad Ward 3 set 11
J. Cunningham 21 251 ltt
C. J. Cote S IMS 1(7
K. H. Aeer.... 46 74M 1C
H. Debruhl ....
C Dretmer .....
rv. Towlee . . . . .
I D. GObart....
8. A. Vaugboa..
A. a Hinsdale..
O. J. Biafard...
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.. 3) CH4 12
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.. 37 t7(t lit
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.. 4 (429 111
.. SI V 1
.. 9 1212 14(
.. It 218 lit
..SI 7(49 IIS
.. It 22M "144
.. 4 TOM 142
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H. A. Smltb ....
Goo. Keys
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W. ChsTaiB
w. H. Kdrlagten.
B. BerghoUfr ...
J. Reamer .......
B. Mscuy ..
J. C Hansen
W. Campbell ....
2( 2K
29 444
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Smelter JLeocue.
Xames (Samoa Fins
& a Abbott S3 8UT
N. K. Rketakeinwr ( MIS
K. a Botamaa (4 1M
G. A. Feasor ( S7!
A. W. raster S4 2SI1
Don Dossnlar 2 (111
a A. Crltcbett 2 (1T
T. C -Waadbarn (2 TTS
A. D. Wilkinson.... J... IS 22T1
R. J. Sadarhalm f 2 5111
Wm. Jeaoen S 1221
R. Sheffield 21 21
H. r. Caster (1 M4JS
Geo. Rodgers (2 SSI
K. A. 1-mlt ( 44
V. E. Koenlg (2 StS
W. Hoarston .. 59 TSS4
a a. Baker TS14
H. A. jlorgaa (( 221
O. D. Batler ( Tel
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157
155
151
119
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DlXTsAKn TTZKS ACAI.V.
The third special match between Camp
bell and Ray 1)1 Hard wt rolled on the Wig
wn alleys Sunday night. Dtllard twin
a fain retaraed a wiaaer. Campbell says b
overlooked the match when be amt down to
bfe pedal Sunday dinner and forgot to
obaerre training rale, with the reoatt that
he waa oat of form. Whether or not thl
was the rase, he had some bad splits. The
firarea follow:
Dlllard Campbell
First rtune . .
Second same
1 14
1M 15t
24 17
212 j:
12 157
lt 177
IS 195
22 174
1(T 311
iss v :(
Third
Fourth game
firtn yame ...
Sixth same ...
Seventh same
EirMn
Ninth gome 1(T
Tenth gome
ToUls U7S
ISM
Jockrr V1 Koll.
Jocker Jlromr Orotb beUeres Rar Dillard
is not the only man from the racetrack
who knows something about the gentle art
of "knocking 'em down" on the oilers, and
has challenged Dillard for a special 1
game match which will be rolled on the
Wla-wam crab oilers this evening. The loser
will psr for a "spread for the party at a
local restaurant. KStat
BEST GAME
League
in the first and three in the second.
Mack was about to send In a relief
twirler. but Plank begged to be allowed
to continue, and Mack permitted him
to stick. He then struck his stride and
from that time, to the finish In the
18th inning, when an error by Collins
allowed the Senators to score the
winning run. Plank gave a most mar
velous exhibition of pitching. Prom the
third to the eighteenth inning in
clusive. IS consecutive innings, he kept
the Washington team frotrr scoring In
the last 17 innings he allowed only S
hits, being found for IX in the entire
game. I umpired back of the plate in
that bane, and marvelled at the way
the veteran Improved as the game pro
gressed. On the Other Side.
Bob Groome started for Washington
and with a four run lead given him in
the first two innings, held the Ath
letics off for six innings. In the seventh
the Mackmen made their first run of
the game. In the ninth a batting rally
was started, and before Groome could
retire the side, three run bad crossed
the plate, making the score 4 to
Johnson replaced Groome in the tenth
and stopped further scoring, allowing
eight hits in the ten innings he worked.
The Athletics made almost twice as
manv hits as Washington, pounding
out 24. five of them by Raker and four
by catcher Lapp. Sensational fielding,
hoTeer. kept the Mackmen from do
ing much scoring, as nineteen men Here
le!t o-, the nsts (top rierht. lHi by
iln U ;i. elei indicate "j h
ELL KEEPS
mmm
Wins Finals at Tucson; Neff
and Gordon Win G. 0.
1YL Double Event.
Tucson. Ariz. March II. William
Horrell. of Phoenix retained the tennis
thampionship of Arizona, winning; the
finals in the state tournament Sunday
from Win. Swift, of Evans school. Mesa.
Horrell and Swift won the finals In the
doubles from Freeman Bailey and II. E.
Christie, tof El Paao. E. B. Keff won
the finals in the "Grand Old Men" event
from J. I. Butler, of Tucson. Neff and
Lieut. W. W. Gordon won the "Grand
Old Men" doubles from Butler and
Lawton. of Tucson. Slecura won the
consolation.
Results Sunday:
"Singles Swift beat Christie. S-6. S-S.
6-1.
Finals Horrell heat Swift, 6-1. 6-4.
6-1.
Doubles Horrell and Swift beat
Bartlett and Brown, 6-4. S-2.
Finals Horrell and Swift beat Bai
ley and Christie. 6-2. -. lt-S. 6-3.
Neff won. 6-4. S-l. 7-5.
Neff and Gordon won, 6-3, 6-Z.
Visitors and local players were
greatly pleased with the tournament
and enthusiastic for the Border States
tournament in El Paso In May. Tucson
beat Phoenix golf players on the Coun
try club course Sunday. 9 to 2.
Entries Juarez Jockey Club
Tueedsy. March 23, 101th Day.
First-race Selling: fillies and mares; 3
year olds and upward, five and a half fur
longs. (212 'Viva !
(I2 'Marie O'Brien 1
(1S2 Whistling Jennie 1
(It Barbarlta .. 16
Cll Concha t 1
(19 Helen RaybouM 1S
(131 Planetary 15
(1 KltsUano ......lis
tli Eune Green 11
tlSl Kathryne Roberts X.ll
(ITS Beyta US
(ltl Plnkland - lis
(4( Crusola US
(IS Gylfl IIS
(MS Ulttaa Kripp US
Second race Selling: 2 year aids and up
ward: one mils.
t(4 'Tutor .... 9
(ltt '111 Savia 92
tlM 'Va-Va 12
tl93 Bonnie's Buck 19
4191 ' Patriotic 11
I31T 'Burnt Candle 11
(22 'Ancestors .... 11
fltT Mary Emily 11
IKS Noble Grane: 11!
(192 ObUsiOB 11!
SMC Barnard 112
(32 Rey 112
(ltT Mandadero .... 112
(99 Datstso 112
12 Henry Walbaak 112
Third race Selling. 2 year aMs and up
ward; five and a half furiosi ns.
(199 Testersusa .....i 12
21 Golor 12
411) Boggy Johnson 12
tut satall 15
(1T 'Cordova 15
lilt Wtmlfred D. 1(
(1(9 Fetfns. 11
CMS 'Cal Cum 11
(171 Annual latere 11
(M2 Polls Ill
(111 Fsjarotta .... 112
(MS Doll Boy 112
(194 Xall-Inla 115
CMS Doe Allen .115
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No Impurities Can Retain,
A Foothold They're
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The action ofS?S ihe fauus Wood
purifier. Is direct from the Tt ..men it i
I enters the stomach Tuike food that
I mast be acted upon by the digestive
juices, S S S. goes at once into the
blood, and in less than five minutes has
, traversed the entire circulation. -j
It now rapidly spreads its medicinal
action In the line network of blood ves
i sels and is like giving the blood a
' thorough bath, to overcome eczema.
, blood risings, boils and other eruptive
conditions. It can vt harm any part of
i the system. It does not lodge In the
j Joints as do mercury, arsenic and other
I minerals frequently to be found In
Mood remedies. It is a natural medl-
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health If germs have gotten the upper
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spell of sickness the body calls for nour
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for the blood and is a willing witness
to Its wonderful power to overcome
blood troubles. Tou can obtain S. S. S.
in almost any drug store In the TT. S.
a significant fact as to Its worth and
its sterling reputation. Get a bottle
today. It will do you good. "Write to
The Swift Specific Co, 14 Swift Bldg.
Atlanta. Ga.. if the directions with the
bottle do not fully cover your case.
TslslSBatleSi
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I German-American 1 1
I Doctors I
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J 8 Second "floor Z
B OU 1-2 MES V I
6J5 Loftv Heyd 115
rourth race Three jeor olds and op.
Ilermoslllo handicap; sores furlongs.
(14 Miss Fielder 3
(27 Lukemse 5
.'1S Mod Sill 1
(-'07) Tory Maid ., 12
? Gordon It miss 11 12
S7 CoL MsrchSBOat H5
sixth race Selling-; 2 roar aid snd up
ward, six furlongs.
(315 Langaornr ...... . .. . S3
(214 La fazadera 1
(1(S) Auntle Cnii 1
S21S 'Ann Tilly 11
(214 KIa ."J 11
(22 'Quid Nnne .,...13
(21 'Wavering 11
(is "Hard BaU - 1S
(S21S) 'Osaple 15
(14 Blockshoeo 1
S21S High Street 1S
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An Ideal Trip Winter or Summer
SUITES OF STAT2-llOOV. FKLOK ABB FMVAT8 BATH.
, DIMSC-ROOH JtHVlCI ONSTJRPAtHD
Sailings Wednesdays aad Saturdays from New Orleans
Far hirt er sf fsiiris, csr-rstiosi aas i. ei,
(ill os rsr lecil c:rt sseat
Sr:-fe feM
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BORDERLAND AUTO SUFPLY CO.
LEE TIR ES
THE QUALITY TIRE
CADILLAC SALES COMPANY
E. P. & S. W. BLDG. PHONE 51G5
Phone 3585.
Elliott-Garrett Co.
i San Antoalo St.
Phone SS3
EL PASO OVERLAND ATJTO CO.
Overland Automobiles and Willys Trucks
120-122 SAW FRASCISCO STREET. '' PHONE 170.
Oakla
FISK RED TOP NON-SKIDS FOR FORDS, S,m MILE GUARANTEE
WESTERN MOTOR SUPPLY CO.
Phoiw 528. 318 San Francisco St.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
Office 410 Mjrtle ATe. Phoae 1TS2
AH makes of cars owned and operated by careful drivers for hire by the trip.
hour or day.
Ratest 5 passenrcer ears (1.30 per hour; 7 passenger ears $&ee per "soar.
"SAFTTY ALWAiS" OPKX DAY ASH SIGHT
THE HOKB OF
Holeproof Hosiery
for Men, Women and Children.
BRYAN BROS.
San Antonio Jt Oretcen.
THERE SHOULD BE A
VICTEOLA
IN EVERY HOME
W.-G. WALZ COMPANY
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED
Quality the Best Prices the Lowest
Eysters CO.D.Grocery
Phones SZr&S?--
- 4-MO I
- 434S I I I
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READTHINK-ACT
Read carefully. Realize that you must do your .part and see a real
H-ciahst in cases like yours, who will treat tou right. Think what
it means to hare hard itmsclcr, rich, red blood, "and feel anew the thrill
of health in every organ, nerve and tissue. Don t "dra' rornrd' Act.
Make it an objeet to see today how we help those who will help them
selves to be well and strong.
Me have a Specialist on Disease of tte Lung. Lome In him examine
you.
We ha.e a Specialist oa Disease of Men. Come hae a Kriendly chat
with him.
We hae a Specialist on Disease of Woaten. Ladies consult with him.
Let us examine you free aad show yon what it means to deal witii a
real Specialist. Take advantage today of the help we place within .m-,.
reach of those who will reach ont for h. Call 9 to 7, Sundav, 9 to V2.
raduate and Licensed Doctors, and trained Xurses in attendance.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Second Floor. Herald Bldg. --j Pao. T.ass
PHONE H
608 l
629
. E.
DRUGGISTS
OPEN
fijfts Pontefract
.9S5 Butter Ball
(1S3 Safranor
klM Edmond Adams
Sixth race Selling; t year olds sn'l
one mile
r 'Black Matt
(17: 'Marie CssWH
11 Sugar Luis
Sl( Zlnkand . .
COS Brando
(1(7 Holslaatoii
(3W Haid
((33) 'Flornr Krtpp
C223 'OrMcuiation
(SSI Acumen
(2S 'Daie Muntgo- in
3S Marshal TUshn-in
4214 t'apt. Drus
3 The "ln.lr
Fire pounds apprnti ".ilIosarKe 'i
PLATX XXD PUXCTUIIE PROOF
CORNER MYRTLE AXD KANSAS
V El Paao Auto Sales Co.
Lfis Office 713 N. Oehas SL
J. E. JOHNSON, JR., MGR.
Cart National ami Stndebaker
Tires Goodyear snd RepabBc
Oakland Auto Sales Co.
FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS
407-489.111 Myrtle Axenne.
A. B. ELMORE. Msr. Tel 114?
M. L. NAQUIN, DISTRIBUTOR
West Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, OJd Mexico.
Hotel Taxi Garage. Phone 878 for Demonstration.
"Scientific Dry Cleaning"
Ei Paso Laundry
Oar Wagons Are Everywhere.
Paoaes 470-471.
A.
ASK FOR GLOBE MILLS
Peerless Hen Food
Made from the formnla used success
fully for years by the Peerless
Poultry Supply Co.. of Los Angeles
one of the largest poultry supply
houses in the west. An elegant egjf
producer, and. lest yon fn-get.
MADE IN EL PASO
GLOBE MILL:
R VN
212
San
Anton io
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