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EX PASO HERALD
8 "Wednesday, April 7, 1915
HREOGGUHS IN
UNI
Texas Co.'s Service Station
Damaged; Piremen Con
fine Blaze to Room.
Fix which broKe out in the wall of
a ti ution In the local service station
..f ilie Texas company, oil and gasoline
rioak rs. at 14 North Stanton street
it u. 9 oclock. Tuesday morning,
. aused considerable smoke and excite
i ,(-nt but no great financial loss
"ft lta so much oil and gasoline in the
store, flreflghtlng was both an exciting
.and a dangerous task but the firemen
opt the blaze under good control,
flooding it out with two hose streams.
For the first 15 minutes, the heavy
smoke caused many of the firemen to
stagger back to the open air to get a
breath but when the smoke helmets
were brought into use there was no
more trouble.
The smoke jenetrated the upper
floor, where the Texas company has
its general offices and drove out all the
clerks.
CroiTd Fears Explosion.
A large crowd gathered around the
front of the building and greatly im
peded the work of the firemen. Sud
uenl there was a crash inside the
building Some one shouted. "Look
nut" and for the next minute all one
ould see was heels. Fear of an explo
sion in the big gasoline tank under the
sidewalk proved better to disperse a
con d than the policemen.
The fire was confined to the Texas
ompanj's store and damage to the ex
tent of a few hundred dollars was done
here The adjoining merchants re
ported little or no damage.
FIRE DAMAGKS HOME IV
-ABSBXCE OF THE FAMILY
Fire that started from a lamp sit
ting on a sewing machine in the home
of a Mexican, corner of Second and
Campbell streets, caused a run of the
fire department Tuesday night at S:30.
The family was in Juarez at the time
and a passerby, seeing the flames.
brokt into the house, removing several
articles of furniture. The fire was put
out with small loss It is presumed
t hat the fire started from ' a Curtain
blown against the lamp.
It nines figure tnat lumber MIL Adr.
Athey elotb.-m.ea weather strip keeps
out the cold. Rathbun-flx Co. Adv.
"While fine screen doors at Hines.
Price them Advertisement.
Iet Iltnes figure that lumber bill. Adv.
LOSING HOPE
WOMAN VERY ILL
Finally Restored To Health
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
BeHevue, Ohio. "I was in a terrible
ttate before I took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound. My back
ached until I thought
it would break, I had
pains all over me,
nervous feelings and
periodic troubles. I
was very weak and
run down and was
losing- hope of ever
being; well and
strong. After tak
ing Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound I improved!
rapidly and today am a well woman. I
cannot tell yon how happy I feel and
cannot say too much for your Compound!.
Would not be without it in the house i
it cost three times the amount" Mrs.
Chas. Chapman, R. F. D. No. 7, Belle
vne, Ohio.
Woman's Precious Gift.
The one which she should most zeal
ously guard, is her health, but it is
the one most often neglected, until
some ailment peculiar to her sex has
fastened itself upon her. When so af
fected such women may rely upori Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a.
remedy that has been wonderfully suc
cessful in restoring health to suffering
women.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound "will help you, write
toLydiaE.Plnkham aiedicfneCo.
(confidential) Lynn,3Iass.. for ad
vice. Your letter "will he opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
Husband Works
In Steel Mills
Mrs. Bertha Hartman
Learned the News from
Friends of Her
Husband.
Plant Juice, the new herbal svstem
mc, brings the sunshine of health to
poor body that has long lingered in
i winter of sickness. Many local
men and women who have suffered
i rom stomach disorders and its ac-
ompan ing- distressing: symptoms have
fMt the sunshine of health, as -their
i nitrous testimonials show Mrs,
I'ortha. Hartman. who lives at No. 1820
J -a -kins alley. South Side. (Pa.) and
i". hose husband is a boiler-maker, em
, loed b the Jones & La u phi in Steel
"Tills hae lived at the above address
V r six j ears, where they are well
Known Mrs. Hartman stated
Mv husband and I had been very
nervous and could not sleep My ap
petite was bad and I had that tired.
run down feeling We had tried all
) inds of remedies, but they did not
sem to suit our case Some of the
employes of the mill were telling us
4 bout Plant Juice and said thev knew
t would help us Finally my husband
J rGught home a bottle and we both
liegan to use it Tt helped us the er
first da My husband has improved
o much that he is he has 7iever felt
l"tter My appetite has returned apd
T am no lonper nerou "We would
i o be withou' this medicine in our
house as we both fetl that we are vell
s-mii "
Plant Juice is sold in El Paso by
i Kell & Pollard dru store, where
nig: irfodiifHl in fS nunts
rP- c er i ment.
OUR ANTEDELUVIAN ANCESTORS!
f. IWl.WE' . r r-rlfti? IIJ0ST7 f
"Judge Skindothes has an awfully hard time on the bench."
"How so?"
"Why, his court stenographer makes so much noise taking notes that nobody can hear the testimony'
HISTORIC GIB
WIIMS
Judge Peyton Edwards to
Present Piece of Furniture
That Has a History.
Judge Peton F Edward has re
received a chair from Milam lodge No.
2. A. F & A. M. of Nacogdoches. Tex.
Judge Edwards was born In Nacog
doches and is past master of Milam
lodge. His grandfather, Haden Ed
wards, who had a colony grant as em
presarlo, with its headquarters located
in Nacogdoches, came to Texas in 18!4.
When Milam lodge was organized in
1837 Haden Edwards was master of the
lodge, and in that year the lodge pur
chased 1! chairs. The chairs were home
made, hide bottom chairs, and have
been in use ever since, and on Feb. 27
of this year. Milam lodge passed a reso
lution presenting one of these chairs to
judge Edwards.
The chair is pajnted blue, and has
on the 'slats at the back this Inscrip
tion. "187 (square and cAnnass), ISIS.
Milam lodge No. 2, Nacogdoches, Texas."
Judge Edwards has had placed on the
back of the chair the following: Pre
sented to Peyton F. Edwards by Milam
lodge No. 2, A. F. A. M, in memory
of his grandfather. Haden Edwards,
who was worthy master in 187. when
this chair was made for the lodge. Feb.
27 1915." The chair haB been placed
temporarily in the blue lodge hall in
the Masonic temple
Haden Edwards was one of several
Masons who organized a lodge In
Nacogdoches in 182 under the Jurisdic
tion of the grand lodge of Louisiana,
and he was first master of this lodge.
In 187 the grand lodge of Texas was
organized in Houston, and the Nacog
doches lodge became Milam No. 2, being
preceded only by Holland lodge No 1
of Houston. Gen. Sam Houston presided
at the meeting in Houston on Dec. 2.
187. that organised the grand lodge of
the republic of Texas.
SETES FOR SCHOOL
GARDENS OFFERED
School gardens, where the children
of the southern part of town may
plant vegetables and cultivate these
dcring the summer, will be established
within a short time on vacant lots
near the schools The use of the
tracts near the FranKlin. BeaU. Aoy
and Alamo schools has been offered
by the land owners for this purpose
and an inspection trip to the various
land plots was made this morning, by
superintendent It. J. Tighe and Walter
Kohlberg
The land will be divided into small
garden plots where the children may
raise vegetables. There will be a di
rector in charge of each garden plot
and the plots will be used as demon
stration gardens, where the children
may be taught garden methods
The land near the Beall school Is
the property of J. I. KeeriL George
Look owns fhe land near the Frank
lin school which has been offered for
the garden and Mrs. Mary S. Ward
owns the land tracts near the Aov
school and the Alamo school which
have been offered for this purpose.
SUMMER HATES TO EST
TO IIB SIME S I, VST YEAR
Summer excursion fares to eastern
points from HI Paso will be, the same
tlfis summer as they were in 1914. This
was the news brought baik from St.
! Louis, Wednesday morning b Garnett
jvinp;. general passenger agtnt of the
El Paso and Southwestern, -who has
been attending a meetinc of the South
western Passenger association. There
will be no further cuts in the rates to
the La'ifo-iiia fuir& lie b.is-
Copjrifht, 1J15. International News Service
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TODAY'S AMU3EMENTS
MIRGUERITE 'CLARK TOMORROW.
.Marguerite Clark, former leading
woman for De Wolf Hopper, will be
seen at the Wigwam tomorrow In the
Paramount feature. "WIMfiower." This
is a very pretty Htlle romance in
which little Miss Clark's daintiness
and dramatic ability add greatly to the
charm of the production. According
to many of the beat critics. Marguerite
Clark is a dangerous rival ff Mary
Pickford and there are not a few who
consider her Mice Plckford'a superior.
"Wildflower" sHooH not t confused
with "Wildfire," Lillian Russell's pic
ture The program at the Wigwam today
includes the Biograph feature. "After
the Storm." and the Edison drama,
"For the Man She Loved."
In response to repeated requests, the
Wigwam management has booked tha
world's most talked of film, "Hypo
crites," for a return engagement of one
day. It will be shown Thursday, April
2. Advertisement.
THE ALHAMRRA.
The Alhambra Is showing today "The
Dancing Beetle," a one-reel comedy of
fering, with the famous comedian, Rich
ard Carle, in the lead. This is a ver
amusing film, with plenty of farcical
action that will be enjoyed immensely
and Is the first of the one-reel comedies
to be released each week by the World
Film corporation, featuring some well
known comedy star.
"The Dance at Alec Fontaines." an
Essanay drama, is well staged and tells
a story with many striking scenes and
will grip the beholder by reason of its
steadv progress and strong climax.
"Cabman Kate." a Vitagraph comedy,
which is truly excellent, will complete
the MIL
Don't forget that Lew Fields, the
sreat American comedian, will be here
Saturday and Sunday in "Old Dutch."
a flveipart comedy feature. Adv.
W LLS OK JERICHO TODVY.
Edmund Breese In '"The Walls of
Jericho" will be at the Unique again
todav. "The Walls of Jericho" by Al
fred "Sutro. is one of James J. Hacketfs
triumphs and was played at the Hack
ett theater in New York one ear It
is a modern drama of social life and is
one of America's greatest stage suc
cesses. Mr. Breese. one of the foremost
actors of today, is at his best In this
picture, and the production is a mag
nificent offering Shows start at II
m- 1:15 'p m 2 p. m.. .4S p. nwS
p m., S 15 p. m.. 7 .a p m . 8 45 p. m,
16 p. m. Adults 2c children 15c At
tend the matine'e.
Mary Fuller will be here tomorrow
in -The Rustle of a Skirt." Adv.
AOTIIER KEYSTO.M3 "KOMEDY."
"Ambrose's Fury" is the title or the
Ke stone "komedy" at the Grecian to
day This is another one of those
nappv com.edies where most of the fun
is at the beach. Be sura an see it.
Sid Chaplin (Charlie's brother) comes
to the Grecian tomorrow for a two
days' engagement in one of his best
comedies, "Mr. Gu sale's Day of Rest."
It Is a Keystone special In two reels,
and is said to be positively the funniest
'rce ever made. Arrange now to see
It
Watch for the Mutual Master Pic
tures at the Grecian soon, the greatest
pictures by the world's foremost au
thors, presented by the greatest "screen
stars. The first one will be next Mon
day. Advertisement.
KLKS' MINSTRKLS TONIGHT.
Pollock and Nash, in "Fifteen Min
utes in Dixie Land," a musical Gazaza,
will be a scream. "Return ot Panta
lets as Ordained by Dame Fashion"
promises to be a big hit These and
other surprises await you at the Elks
great minstrel show tonight and
Thursday night The Elks' great min
strel show Is always the talk of the
town and this one Is better and greater
than ever. It Includes the cream of
local talent, you know. Don't miss it
Advertisement
I'nited we stand. Let's unite in buj -i:g
home -valley products.
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Bf GRID JURY
Clerk in Postoffice Charged
With $50,000 Embezzle
ment by IT. S. Court.
Clare L. Rogers was Indicted" Wed
nesday b the federal grand jury on a
charge of embezzling $50,000 from the
United States malls. At the time of the
alleged offence Rogers was a registry
clerk in the local postoffice. He is
aajV mntalnins- VEAAA in Kills that V4rA
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being forwarded by the First National
bank, of this city, to the National Bank
of Commerce, in New York-
The grand jur also handed down an
indictment aeraiiKt I A. Brill, charging
counterfeiting Th. indictment sped-
As the season advances the cool
strap slippers will be one of the
most favorite shoes worn. They
have a nice yet modest appear
ance and therefore they are pre
eminently a practical street shoe,
besides they are inexpensive. We
have them in a great variety of
patent and dull leathers in two.
three, four and cross straps and
either with the Cuban leather or
Cuban Louis covered heel.
Price.
$2.00 $2.50 $3.00
and $3.50
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Ask for our Spring Catalog
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Mme. Webber, the Special Representative
and Demonstrator of
Elcaya
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"MAKES THE SKIN LIKE VELVET."
Will be in our Toilet Goods Section Tomorrow to tell the Ladies of El Paso how
to lake care of their skin and how to effectively use these splendid Toilet Prepara
tions without presenting the "Made-up" appearance.
Call and get Mme. Webber's expert advice, without cost or obligation.
See the
Remarkable
Value in
Suits and'
Dresses
is the
Basement
Salesroom at
2o.95
Two Special Offerings in the Silk Section
Hairline Stripe Satin Stripe
Chiffon Taffetas Silk Shirtings
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STATE NATIONAL BANK
Established April. 1SS1 Cnpllnl. Surplu find Profits, 9,0OO
INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
C. R. MOREHEAD, President II C. N. BASSETT, Alee President
JOSEPH MAGOFF1X, V. Pres. GEO. D. FLOIT, Cashier.
L. J. GILCHRIST. A't Cashier.
fles that the alleged crime occurred at
Sanderson last January and that Brill
coined some S500 in silver dollars and
smaller coins and circulated them.
Other indictments handed down In
cluded the following Lucas Flores,
having smuggled mescal in his posses
sion; W. EL Stevens, smuggling i:0
pounds of wheat near Tsleta. Lucas
Flores. engaged In the retail liquor busi
ness without a license; and the follow
ing for being illicit retail liquor deal
ers Carlos Franco. Del Flna Ramirez.
Tito Rivera, Rodrigo Onteveras and
Juan Contreras.
R TJ Pleased
With tae FiBJsbisg of yonr Kodak
Films?
Do tm know that w art not oalv
' turning out the most perfect work in
Li Paso, but that we- are also devel
oping all roll films for 10c; fiaMh
injr prints fqr 3c, 4c and Be. and
giving seven-hour service. Better
inquire about this if yon are inter
ested in better results for less
mone.
El' Paso Photo Supply Co.
311 X. Oregon. Mills Building.
Open Sundays.
HEID .BROTHERS
COO. WOOD. KIDI.1XG, II W.
GRAIX. I'IP.LD SEKDS D
mii.DEnv SLPPLIHS.
Prompt Delivery
Phones 35 and 30.
CORNER TEXAS AND DALLAS
CANDy SPECIAL
OX DKI.ICIOIS
Cocoanut Tea Biscuits S
20c THE LB.
WEDNESDAY ONLY
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ries,
MESA AVEMJE A!D TEXAS STREET
IpREQUENT consulla-
tion of sales announce
ments in The Herald will
give your dollars an un
usual bujing power.
tfr& r Fi
Toilet Preparations
Jflsssslm. faTllftfSavrVjTV
sjmr
Full Yard Wide
Chiffon Taffetas...1
This much favored fabric (for which many women have been waiting) has
just been received, and comes FULL YARD WIDE in the newest Spring shades
such as Belgium Blue. California Rote, Tuxedo Brows. Navy Blue, Oregon
Green and Black grounds with White Hairline Stripes, ad k a splendid value
at-PER YARD ?1.25
Full Yard Wide
Silk Shirtings
At least Twenty-Five of the newest designs in FULL YARD WIDE Satin Stnpe
Silk Shirtings. Comes in good heavy dependable quality in guaranteed fast
colors. Width and quality usually sold for $1.50 per yard. A special value
here PER YARD '. 1.25
"Everybody's" Stlk Section Main Floor
"Scientific Dry Cleaning"
El Paso Laundry
Our Wagons Are ETerrwEere.
Phones 470-471.
THERE SHOULD BE A
VICTEOLA
IN EVERY HOME
W. G. WALS COMPANY
COTTON ADDITION LOTS
Best Bny in El Paso
A. P. COLES & BROS., Agents
THE HOME OF
Holeproof Hosiery
for Men, Women and Orildrea.
BRYAN BROS.
San Antonio Jt Oregon.
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FLY T1HE IS HERE.
Phone Us Your Pakt Troubles.
A coat of paint will make your old screens look Hie new
or it will keep your new screens from getting old.
Phones No. 205 and No. 206. 210-212 K. Stanton St
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TTJTTLE PAINT & GLASS CO.
D. & M. Baseball Goods
COMPLETE STOCK PRICES ARE RIGHT. BE SURE ANb INVESTIGATE
OUR LINE BEFORE YOU BUY.
Shelton-Payne Arms Co.
301 S. El Paso St.
(( DR. II. t. MAGRIDER
DR. H. A. MAGRUDER
DBT1ST
Established 11X 1'
nefrrtarc.. 1 Anyone.
Take
Elevator to
Millinery
Department,
Ask to
See the
HATS
Special this
Week at
$7.50 and
$-1.95
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ASK FOR GLOBE HILLS
Peeriess Hen and
Chick Food
Made from the formula used success
fully for years by the Peerle,.
Poultry Supply Co, of Los Angela
one of the largest poultry supply
houses in the west. An elegant egsr
producer, and, lest you foreet.
HADE IN EL PASO
GLOBE ' MILLS
WHY?'
If Yoh Wsnt O Cents the
WINE at- &0 Bottle
Any Kind of
LUNCH GOODS
CaH
KeeviPs
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED
Quality the Best Prices the Lowest
Eyster's CO.D.Grocery
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