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EL PASO HER, ATI)
11 1
PIlSnOSPEHTS
IN HIS CAREER AS MANAGER GETSSTIH1
Man Who Manages Indianapolis Feds Has Managed Ten
Teams and Has Brought Them to the Top Eight
Times; He Never Drives or Lectures His
Men, but He Helps Them to Win.
BV FOAXK G. MEXKE.
EIGHT pennants In ten starts as a
manager that's the amazing rec
ord of Bill Phillips, a major lea Hue
ptt'-hinff star for nearly It years, and
now the pilot of Uie Indiana ttolis Feds.
Piobably the most remarkable fea
ture of PhilliDs' managerial record is
the j'ii-t that he hasn't handled just one I
ciub as nave uonnie juck, jonn jsc
Crjw and Hughie Jennings. In his ten
year areer as manager. Phillips has
handled six clubs in various leagues
and of different caliber. And yet he
has taken the material that has been
offered to him year after year and
vti'n but tiro exceptions has welded it
i-.io baseball machines that moved to
tri ton-
Fhillips began as a manager in 1994.
That year he handled the Indianapolis
team in the American association. That
tearu finished around third place the
lowest position ever credited to a team
hot X'hillips managed. The only other
fiire Phillips failed to win a pennant
was in 1911 when he managed the Liv
erpool team in the Ohio and Pennsyl
vania league. That year his team fin
It taU second about one game behind
lie winner.
An to Ills Methods.
Fhillips methods? Ask him and he'll
tell tou he has none. And he'll answer
Tn monosylables. For Phillips is not a
conversationalist. And when he talks
the last subject that he will select is
himself
But those who have worked under
him know that he has a method the
n n;t effective method in the world. He
tr ats his men as a loving kindly father
would do. He never orders them to .do
nnytT'in??. He asks them and the way
f1! which he asks is the way most folks
us when they want a favor done.
' V peculiar way for a manager to
act. ' -ou 11 say. Probably so. But it is
certainly an effective one. Eight pen
nants in ten starts often with nothing
but the rawest kind of material. That's
"Old Bill's" record. And it sorely is a
good one.
Xever Lectures III Men.
Trillins never lectures his men. He
never gives them atay advice but this:
Opposes All Officials in Re
fusing to Call Off the
Bout With McVey.
Eggs Drop In Price For Easter Season
Vegetables and Strawberries Get Down to Living Prices, but Sugar Takes
a Leaji.
EGGS for Easter will be a little cheaper
this week, so that the Easter rabbit
can fill" the childrea's 1MW seats.
The best esss to he had now only -hrsW
rents a dozen, where formerly an inferior
grade was sold at that price sad the best,
know as the yard variety, were doing avla
tfbn stunts.
; Fresh vegetables are gettlac cheaper.
I There are- ne striate beans on the market at
1 present, as the California crop Is aboat gone.
I Lobster
Shrimp
OeHeatetscti Prices.
Sauerkraut
(Hnw cooked toagne
Home cooked ham.
Home cooked veal . . .
Home cooked pork
Jellied tongne
-Aalama sassas. Milwaukee.
iCervelat sausage. Milwaukee.
. .25c per lb
.3c per lb.
..Sc per lb.
Ttc per lb.
.tec per lb.
.See per lb.
.Sac per lb.
.Me per lb.
.4c per lb.
.Mc per lb.
"Boys, you can't nlav a jrood came of ruriA. iian.r -e-haa j h- ..
baseball and. dissipate at the same :time. urjclne Johnson to cancel ft for fear
Headcheese. Milwaukee iee per lb.
II. r...k t ii r;.....; land It M a little too early in the season lor ! uver sausage, jsiiwaaaee to vt .
. . .""T ". .h" ..... i ifc nwn tA Kln SinwhMilM hsie Him sausaae. Milwaukee see per lb.
i. twetn '"? "Sltt promoters re- droppeI ,u m qMrt ,n p, tbJ, : stood and toncae saussge. MUwaakee.4c lb
?..'" 'K '" a prupraeu .- wrr nut the sonar that Eea with them Is ! Kosher welnerwotst -we per in.
nioition bout with Sam MO ey led to I more expensive, seltlac at 14 pounds for JL
some sharp exchanges. The. market list follows:
This bout is advertised to take place I Market LUt.
in the stadium on Saturday. Jack Grave fruit ..4 for
uano apples
Missouri pippin apples
Kosher weia
Kosher frankfortors
Kosher ring- sausage
Kosher cooked corn beef....
Rolled herring
i. Ik. for -lc i Fpoc berrtng
s lbs for Sac i Smoked bloaters.
?Sa.n:t. .?""?. 55"r.5Lh.r ri"ic- of injury to himself 48 hours before he ! Lemons ,..:........... . Per doa J ' "-"chere
inr inn dj bib nwire in etpen iv amy j. kj..i... i-. . j ' twnoiesato ilm ner box.) ' " ."--
in baseball. So It's ub to you.'
Phillips wasn't figured to have a
look in with that Indianaoolis crowd of
his in 114 when the .Federal leajrne i ..
r j-n lkthr liitaa lawtfc-Ait fa. ! Will
is scheduled to go into the ring and
battle with Jess Wlllard for the
world's heavyweight championship.
Johnson is stubborn. He says he
carry out this program and that
superior to "Old Bill's." Bat "Old Bill" I h f.s anxious to find out Just how
- . . .. . .... 0S-.S-UW SA TS-AW -Tt !
and his crowd breezed in ahead of the
field.
"Hot do you feel about your 1915
pennant chances?" was asked of "Old
Bill." And "Old Bill" answered:
"I'm sorry I can't answer you. I'm a
baseball manager not a, forecaster."
From 18SS when he began his baseball
career until the fall of 194JS Phillips was
a pucner. ne ranked iqr. many years WMO weiehs :io nonnda was th-i ..t
as one of. the greatest and brainiest. In " and Wlllarrl it iarhwi
good he is. Every man financially
interested in the right is exerting his
influence on Johnson tody.
Vi'lllaril Stand Stomach Blows.
Willard finished Thursday by letting
Tex O'ltourke. the wrestler throw a
heavy medicine ball with all his
strength 12 times against his stomach,
at the conclusion: of which CRourke.
1934 hts blossomed out as a manager.
Phillips' Kecord.
Here is Phillips' complete record a
pitcher and manager:
As a pitcher:
188 Washington.
I8S McKeesport. Ta.
1SS0 Pittsburg and Washington.
1 8S1 Mead vllle. Pa.
18S2 Chattanooga. Tenn.
1S3 Memphis, Tenn.
1S91 Indianapolis.
1S95 Cincinnati.
3 SSS Indianapolis.
1 897 Indianapolis.
1SSS Indianapolis.
1S9 CincinnatL
19W CincinnatL
1901 CincinnatL
I9 Cincinnati.
J9l CincinnatL
fs Manager:
1994 Indianapolis, finished third.
1905 New Orleans, pennant.
1906 -New Orleans, pennant.
191 New Orleans, pennant.
1918 Liverpool. O pennant.
1999 Wheeling, pennant.
I91 Wheeling, pennant.
1911 Totingstown. O, second place.
1912 Youngstown, O.. pennant.
191J Indianapolis. Feds, pennant.
1914 Indianapolis, reds, pennant.
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STATE COLLEGE BASKET
BALL PLAYERS WIN HONOR
M' silla Tark, N. M April t. At a
meeting of the governing board of the
tlileti' association, seven men were
VOLLEY BALL CONTEST
IS SET FOR SATURDAY
The much postponed volley ball con
test between the young business men's
team or the Y. M. c. A. and the border
inieii' usauitduvii. awni iiit;ii w i-ih ,. i,. . . . .. ..u ... uV.u.
awarded the letter "A" for good work '-champions. Co. K of the16th infantry,
lasktball the past season. Those
umti v. horn this honor was conferred
are Humble (captain) are Meerscheldt.
forwards: Wharton, center: Bausman
r nd Elackwell. guards, and Co. sub-
t' rward and WeddelL sub-guard. This
team has played together the entire
season and all expect to be here again
r"- year, with the exception of Wed
delL who is a senior this year.
Fight girls from the co-ed squad
were also given the honor of wearing
th- letter "A." They are Misses Ruth
3helps (captain) and Mabel Felicitas
Kaune, centers: Misses Mabel Hasrer
and Pette Rentfrow, forwards: Misses
Era Rentfrow and Lureen Hulbert.
guards, akdjliss Ida Grumbles, sub
forward, and Miss Annie Quesenberry.
sub-guard.
The girls' team finished the season
with on'.v one defeat when they failed
to plav their usual brilliant game with
the El Paso high school, due. It Is
claimed, to a bad case of stage fright
Thev defeated the fast team from the
Silver City Normal, which in turn de
feated the high school.' Other games
were with the Las Cruces high school
and Loretta academy, in which the col
lege team was easily victorious.
) will take place at the "Y" gymnasium
Saturday mgnt at s ociock. ine team
to repnesent the "Y" has already been
chosen and will consist of the follow
ing men: Schumacher. Hunter. Pierce,
Done. Foxworth and Shuford. There will
be no charge for admission and the
public is cordially invited.
The boxing wrestling and fencing
spring classes are about to open at the
"Y." The, fencers will start work on
Saturday, under C. Rossi, an exception
ally good swordsman and instructor.
"Kid" Horree -will have eharge of the
boxing classes which will 6pen on Wed
nesday evening, -while the wrestlers are
due to start work on Thursday night
under one of the cleverest grapplers in
the southwest. These courses are free
to all members who care to take them
up.
The annual Y. X. a A. "circos'' will
take place in the gymnasium on Thurs
day and Friday nights, April St and 24.
A handball tournament is slated to be
held at the"Y. M. C A. in the near fu
ture and many of the athletes are al
ready in training for it
-Vo Platen
Required t,
No More Dread of the Denial Chair.
B; the Nv Ie!hol of Dentistry we can ex-t-a-t
Till, or crown your teeth absolutely
t ithout the least particle of pain No co-
sine -r any of its derivatives used la any
'Sotc Our Reasonable Prices:
People apparently never tire
watching this vounjr eiant train.
The attendance at his quarters during
exhibition hours has been large and
enough money has been ta&en in daily
to pay all camp expenses.
Cubans Are Enthusiastic.
Gen. Mario G. Menocal, president of
Cuba, has accepted a special ringside
box of 18 seats from which he will
watch the fight with his friends and
cabinet officers. Next to the presi
dent's box one has been set aside for
the American minister and adjoining
boxes will be occupied by the goern
or of Havana province, the mayor of
Havana and the commanding general
of the army.-
The Cuban congress has decided not
to -convene on Monday as that would
interfere with the desire of the mem
bers to witness the battle. They pre
fer this to listening to the president's
speech, which was set for Monday,
and besides this accords with the view
of the president himself.
Twenty of the leading stores the
largest in the city will close at 19
ociock on Monday morning to enable
the proprietors and employes to see
the contest.
Oranges
Bananas .
Strawberries..
Entries Juarez Jockey Club
RACES
Saturday, April Z, 115th Day.
Baseball Scores
Coast League Standing.
Won Lost
Portland 2 1
San. Francisco 1 1
Sah Lake CHy 1 1
Oakland .-. 1 1
rce x x
Los Angeles ........ ...... 1 z
At Salt Lake
Veoiee
Salt Lake
GoM frowns,
S3.88.
Full sets of
teeth (14) C7.se.
Fillings. 31.8a up
Real Painless
"Extraction, SOc.
Treatments killing
nerve and filling
canals, f V).
Hand carved .and
hand painted, con
tinuous gum plates
entirely new.
JlS.no to ss.oe.
At Las Angeles
Portland
Los Angeles ........
At Oakland
Oakland ,
Vie.
.jjj
At Chattaaaeg R. H. B.
ClncranaU 74
Chattaawaga ........ ...... ......... 2 2
Batteries Cincinnati. FlUory. Schneider
and Clarke, Dawia: Chattanooga. Harding,
Hill and Kitchens. Betts.
VOTE We are NOT cheap advertis
ing dentists Their methods are like
the -fire sale" Cbeap prices any
thing; to "land" you in their office.
Then it is up to the "contractor" to
get the money oat of you raise the
prire boosting the contract" it is
ii'led.
We are entirely modern one price
and offer you an entirely new
method or painless dentistry.
See our new hand painted continu
ous cum plate Nothing like It be
fore erer in El Paso If you see ti
Just once jou sill never wear the
o1 i r le "false teeth" again "
No Cbarire To Show It.
At Savannah R. H. B.
Chlcaeo Nationals 7 11 2
New York Americans 0 t 3
Batteries Chicajto. Lavender, Adams andJ
Arcner. sresnanan; new lent, rowB, uee
and Sweeney.
At Macon R. H. K.
Boston Nationals s J S
Cleveland A. A S 1
Batteries Boston. Rudolph. Hughes and
Gowdy; Cleveland, Osbora, Kahier. James
and Shestak.
At Memphis R. H. K.
Detroit Americans . .... . 7 s 1
Memphis ..... 0 2 0
Batteries Detroit, covalesbt. Smlthnon
and Peters: MeaapMa, Shirtey, E. White and
Schlel. Margin.
At New Orleans R.H. K.
Cleveland Americans .-7 4
New Orleans 17 2
Batteries Cleveland. St pen. Mitchell and
O'Xell: New Orleans. Beck. Frost and
Knaupp, Hlffgina.
All Work Guaranteed In Writing 10 Years.
New System Dental Parlors
Cor. El Paso and San Antonio Sis. j
In the newly renovated OLTJ First
Xational Bank Bldg.
Spanish and German Spoken. Open Evenings
Every Jioy and Girl
Should enter the Globe Mills prize
contest. See Saturday's Herald for
complete information. Mail or bring
your stories to Globe Mills Editor, EI
Paso Herald. Advertisement.
Tour neighbor known that clean coal
and full weights mean fuel economy.
IDo you? R. C. Semple. successor South
western Fuel Co. Phone 5J1. Adv. .
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For Men, Women
and Children
Any kind of Shoes
BLACK, WHITE. TAN
2 in 1 gives the
"Shine of Satisfaction"
First race Selling: 4 year olds and up
ward; five xunosgs.
CM Woods Fitzgerald i
4S Otmi lot
J! -Eva Pad wick 1M
:i 'Golf Ball 11
C277 Kitty Stanfleld 12
2M The Shrimp -..lU
: Chan. Goetz ltl
Bad Prospect 14
cm Runs Sand 17
2IS Beaumont II
Second race SeUlag: 1 year olds and up
ward; one Bailee
BSBCMa M
ttJI Bsleelere M
2 Gylfl in
241 'Motto's Pride JH
;?S 'Electro wan .... 1
2si Acnes G. 17
(21 'Cloud Chief 17
CZS7 'Sam Connor 17
27 'Wap 14-1
2S Rosens Its
IM Maine Cad lit
S78 Patriotic lit
4 Wise Huh 1
(22 Quick Trip Ill
24I Henry Walbask 11!
Third race Selllsg: 4 year olds and n-
ward: five furlongs.
I7 'Little Birdie ltl
24 'Wild Irish It
S2H Mies Sly it,
I7 Dec Allen .... nt
'Cal Cnra lit
(MS 'Btrd Man lit
27JJ Cordova Ui
MS Rosemary m
XI Marta Mac us
t27 Doll Boy in
Fourth race Soiling; 1 year olds and up.
ward; five and a half furlongs.
tt 'Planetary ss
(! 'Carrie Orme gg
7! 'Marie O'Brien si
M7 'Matnlk s3
t2J Langhoree .... ioj
2S7 'Auntie Curl 104
tST 'Cecil joi
t7 John Hurte jag
it2fi) Lackrose 113
Fifth race Setttng; 3 year ous; stx'fur
hngs. f2( Vhta 1M
tt 'Tower Js4
Mt 'Twilight .".MS
0 Dad Davles .""it
2tt Ben's Brother 17
173) B. A. Jones w. ,JJ
Sjlh race SeJItng: 4 year 0M9 and'up-
ward; one mile.
174 'Senorlta Dasa ,,
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277
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2
27i) Cantem
Zsz Spindle ,
2 Cans pa ....
8 BckD.vis..
(Jt) Pontefract V.".. .'"":""" iJJ
r"?.11 rTelIlsg; 4 year oute 'a'nd'up
ward; five furlongs.
- .,,1 .
nmtis .... ss
High Street " "15
Bob Lynch JS
?, -.. ::::::iti
Jennie Crawffrd
Arurea , "ts
Dr. Neufer ... ..... ...""it?
Forge .."."""I ii.
We poQnda apprentice aJiowaace' clainted
HUNT NOT A MEMBER OF
GRASS. CUTTERS' UNION
P"?6"1. Ariz.. April 3. Because he
insisted on personally testing; a gaso
line lawn mower before approving its
purchase by th board of control, a
story has been circulated that Gov. Geo
i ' :iunt SDni8 h's spare tine trim
mine the grass at he state capltoi in
order to reduce weight
"All that I did was to run the mower
around a little bit to se! if it would
lo what the manufacturers claimed for
it, explained the governor. "It proved
to be quite a satisfactory machine and
. member of the board of control
I will vote for its purchase. But I have
no Intention of using the mower again.
union!" n ard ln the crass CUUers'
15c to 2e per dox
. .stc perwaox
lie a basket
Valley Vegetables
Asnararua 1. 2tc ib.
Cucumbers 2e each
Chinese mustard Z bunches for ltc
California Irish potatoes S lbs. for 2ac
Michigan potatoes t lbs. for 2c
Kadssaee r.....t bundles for &
afountala Park cabbage Sc per IK
Carrots ..2 bunches. 1c
(Wholesale, 2c per dsz. buncoes.)
Lettuce ..............2 Deads for lc
Dried onioaa ...... sc n
Psrsier ..................... .lc per bunen
Cabbage .. . ........v... ...... -to per lb.
Valley beets.... ..........'.2'bvBeiies for fie
Celery 3 bunches for 2fe
fresh turnips .........2 bunches for ftc
California, artichokes ,.s for Sic
California er Colorado celery.. ltc per bunch
Spinach fie per Ib
Mexican beans, -Je ib. straight. 13 lb, il.tt
Wholesale 7c par lb
New potatoes 15c per lb.. 2 lbs. tor 23c
California green peas 2 lbs, for 2te
Rbubarb z lea. ior ic
Tomatoes lfic per lb
Dried Fults.
California prunes. ......:lfi and 2tc per lb.
Dried peaches..... lie per. lb.
Dried anricots...................2c per lb.
Dried appiee ;..lic per lb. I
Citron .....Sfic per lb '
Candled fruits xer fruit cakes. .... etc per lb
Dates ltc per lb
Turkish figs 3c per lb
California cluster raisins 2tc per lb
Sheiled Fresh Nuts.
Shelled walnuts ....fic per lb
Shelled almonds ...7tc per lb.
Shelled pecans ...7tc per lb
Shelled Jordan almonds... ........ $tc per lb
Fresh Nuts.
Pecans .........2c per lb
Brasll nuts ...........2fic per lb
Filberts 2Se per lb
California atsaoeds ...... ........Stc per lb
Walnuts 3tc per Ib
Black walsau 10o rb s lbs. for 2tc
Roasted peanuU. ......... ...........2tc In.
Butter aad Eggs.
Butter, fancy grade 3Se per Ib
Mestlla Park eggs. ........ ......4tc per do i
El Paso yard eggs. ....... ......4tc per doj
Kansas eggs ..ate a dos
Cheese.
Walnut cheese.. .iic glass
McLaren's Imperii ...2c to'Sfic a jar
Plmlento cheese. ......2tc a glass
German breakfast cheese... ...... .2 for lfio
Imperial cheese ......IS to 3Se each
Holland cream cheese. .......ltc per H lb.
Camembert. 35c; Imported. .to per can
New Tork cream dairy ....Stc per lb.
Edam, small IL2 each
Neufchatei. ... ..ltc each, z for lfic
Roquefort .........tfic per lb.
Swiss, irapenoa ..see per :t
Limburger.. ..... 2tc per lb.
Dateh Giri................a.4tc per can
Brick cheese ltc per lb.
Beef.
Sirloin Mm. ......... f..........zaa per lb.
T-bese steak... .ztc per lb.
Round steak ztc rer lb.
Chuck steak tic per lb.
Chuck roast............... ....... lfic per lb.
Prime rib reat..................2tc per lb.
.Rump roast... ....... ...... ..UHc per In,
Beet livers iso per lb.
Cora beef.......................isc per lb.
Mutton.
Leg It to lfic per lb.
ahnwMers ". lfic per lb,
Chans .tf to Stcper m.
Breast pieces -....12c per lb.
Fork.
fSL5k 2tc per lb.
Bailed ham see per In.
Pork chaps , 2t te 2fic per lh.
Plgsheed i ltc per ib.
Spare Hbs v 17c to Ztc per lb.
StMmlders ...... she tr. ifuc nw n.
Ler t to ificper lb.
Bacon .... 3e tn Ja- tmi lh
Steaks a to lfic ner m.
Sausage isc per o.
Pure perk .sausage ne per .
spring cnlcken (dressed) ltc per lb.
Hens (wreosed).... 21 to 2e per lb.
Hens (alive) ;tc per lb.
Fresh Fish.
inen steaks sse per lb
Trout ........
. .23c per lb.
see per 10.
se !U
....fie each
2 for ltc
......fie each
tc each
4tc per lb.
Wholesale Produce rrices.
Upon reuvost of valley farsaers aad fruit
growers. The Herald' adds to its market re
port the wholesale prices. It is generally
understood that these prices are Just It per
cent more than the produce uyers say tne
farmer for his product.
Onions, carrots, turnips, etc lHc per lb
Celery Tie per dosen buncoes
Spinach asc per 10. ,
Radishes lfic per dox. buauhe
Feed. w I
Alfalfa, fancy, wholesale..'. 1 per ton
Alfalfa, fancy, retail S17 per ton 1
Alfalfa XO. 1. whdlesale 113 per ton I
Alfalfa. No.1. retail 114 per ton
Alfalfa. No. 2, wholesale lit per ton
Alfalfa. No. 2. retell 312 per ton
Corn, wholesale .3LM per cwt.
Corn. jetaB $"-tt per cwt.
I Oats, wisaleaaie .1: 3t per cwt.
UniS, RUI .v pr vnu
Texas. Red dinned oats, w'ssjo.12 2t per cwt.
Texaa Red clipped eats, retail. 3225 per cwt.
Chose, wholesale t.tt per cwt. I
Chops. retsH JZ.lt per cwt.
Bran, wholesale ... .!. per cwt.
Bras, retail JL75 per cwt.
chicken feci, wholesale ..2St per cyt.
Chicken feed, retail 32.fi per cat.
Staple.
Fourteen pounds of sugar are offered for 3L
s
When Glands Swell
Blood Needs Attention
Even a Sweat Gland May
Result in Severe
Consequence.
In our intricate body the use of S. 3.
S. for the blood has a mast remarkable
Influence. We little realize our gland
ular system. It may be a tiny bulb no
bigger than a pin point, and yet if a
disease germ gets into it, there is a
tremendous swelling. It becomes a
bolL a carbuncle, it may- be a "blood
rising." and ft la often a source of con
tinuous misery if not checked. Many
of tht most excruciating forms of tor
ture begin with the swelling of a tiny
gland, caused by a disease germ. Atyi
it is S. S. S. that spreads throughout
the blood circulation to prevent just
such condition-. Or if they have al
ready started, S. a S. will soon put the.
blood in such a stalest health as to
overcome the tendency to glandular
swellings. It is a natural medicine for
the blood. Just as essential to health if
the blood be Impure, as are the meats,
fats, grains and sugars of oar dally
food.
It contains one ingredient the active
purpose of which is to stimulate the
exchange of new flesh for dead or waste
matter.
I Get a bottle of S. S. S. today of any
j druggist, 'and if your case is, stubborn.
; write to the Medical Adviser, The Swift
J Specific Celts Swift Bldg Atlanta. Ga.
ms uepurimeni is in cnarge 01 a noted
see per IK I physician.
M. u- IK
- i .w
PHONE
608
629
A. E. RTAX
DRUGGISTS
OPEN ALL NIGHT
212
San
Antonio
BUENAVISTA PEOPLE BADLY
BURNED IN GASOLINE FIRE
Buenavista. Tex.. April 2. Joe Lane,
wife and baby were severely burned by
a gasoline explosion. It seems that he
got too near an open tub of gasoline
with a hot Iron. The injured people
were Immediately carried to Fort Stock
ton for treatment
The Farmers' State bank was dam
aged by fire last night but owing to
the efficiency of the fire department
the conflagration got no farther than
the back room.
A petition Is being circulated to get
Dr. Burimel. of Illinois, to locate here.
Don't Throw Your
Old Shoes Away
Send them to us. We -will make
them look like new.
Shoe Half P f Rubber
Soled ......OUC
Ladies' Rubber
Heel
Heel
35c
25c
"Enterprise"
316 Mesa.
Opposite Plaza.
Remember
whenever you are troubled with minor ailments of the'
digestive organs, that these may soon develop into
more serious sickness. Your future safety, as. well
as your present comfort may depend on the
quickness with which you seek a corrective remedy.
By common consent of the legion who have tried them,
Beecham's Pills are the most reliable of all family medi
cines. This standard family remedy tones the stomach,
stimulates the sluggish liver, regulates inactive bowels.
Improved digestion, sounder sleep, better looks,
brighter spirits and greater vitality come after the
system has been cleared and the blood purified by
Beecham's Pills
(The Lurwt Stf of Any Medicine in the WoxidQ
S1J ErerxwDert In Ioim, 10c, 2S
Our Prices Are
Lowest for Cash
GUARANTEED FRESH
EGGS, D0Z
20c
16 pounds Granulated Sugar SI. 00
Fancy Potatoes, 12 pounds for 25 C
Uneeda Biscuits. 6 boxes for 25p
Fresh Creamery Butter guaranteed, 'per pound C0
Dried Apples, per pound .' 10c
Extra Fancy Peaberry Coffee, per pound 2oC
Cottolene. 1 0-pound pail SI. 25
Snowdrift. 10-pound pail S1.10
Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per pound v 20c
Van Camp s Soups, 3 cans for 25?
WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY FREE
Lion Grocery Co.
Two Phone 2424
2405
169 S. Stanton
Street
STETSON
HATS
Easter Hats
KNOX
HATS
The lines we carry are those
that help to set the standard
of style for the whole coun
try. The Styles
are by far the Best
ever shown in El Paso
They are worth seeing first.
Don't huy your Easter Hat until you
have seen ours.
The prices are the nfost attractive
feature of all.
ARROW
SHIRTS
Cor. Mesa anad Texas.
g oa wrEMiwo.ir I
New Orleans
iff
34 Hours
VIA
The Sunset Limited
Daayat8:45 A.M.
PULLMAN CAFtS. TOURIST CAR through to Wash
ington. L. C. DINING CAR. OBSERVATION CAR
OIL BURNING LOCOMOTIVES
San Francisco and return $45.00
Los Angeles and return $35.00
San Diego aad return $35.00
On sale daily. Heart 3 aaentbe.
CITY TICKET OFFICE No. 206 NO. OREGON ST.
- Phone 142.
BANKING BY MAIL
.. iu"t"fM,r OD6n a vin8 aeenunt with us as though yott
lived next door. J
WE PAT 4 percent Interest, compounded Twice Every Year.
W do business under the Oeroeitors Guaranty Us of tne State
of Texas and are a Guaranty Fund Bank as provided by such Law.
Our plan. In addition to beJng; convenient is safe sndl.kl.
and liberal. Nobody has ever lost a doUarin "st5".nknTex.V!
Write today for our frA hnAlrit -TtAutmsn - v .. .
sltnn.v mall taup rfnAir -a xa ails
El Pi
aso
jour oeposic l l
Bank anfi Trust Co., El Paso, Texas
an. ir. x. jiagiiidcii
Show your faith by your deeds;
home valley products.
buy
Hcfcrcncc Ak Anyone.
Graduate I.onlavlllr. Kr, College, ISO"
DR. H. A. MAGRUDER
DENTIST
Established IBte
t'nlon ClalhlnR Co. Indernenlh rs
Alhnmbra Pictures, no vaudeville Adv.
STATE NATIONAL BANK
Established AprH. 1SSI Capital. Sarnlun and Profits, ssonnnn
INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCODNtT
C. R. MOREIIEAD. President. II c. X. BASSETT. Viee ffesisVnt.
JOSEPH MAGOmX. V. Pres. GEO. D. xRvaudL
L. 3. GILCHRIST. Asat Cashier.
D. & M. Baseball Goods
COMPLETE STOCK-PRICES ARE RIGHT. BE SURE AND INVESTIGATE
OUR LINE BEFORE YOU BUY.
Shelton-Payne Arms Co.
301 S. El Paso St.

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