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"Week-End Edition, October 2-3, 1915.
EL PASO HERALD
351 IDDIHOIIL
SEATS PROVIDED
Wky We Quarreled
t THE, MAN'S SIDE
The Husband's Side He Tells of the Frivolous Wife.
Song Service For 20th In
fantry to Be Conducted
by James A. Dick.
rime hundred and fifty additional
s-at3 hne been provided for tbe open
sen ices at the Twentieth inrantry
iip and for Sunday night beginning
- C" the officers and men of com
i: who have the arrangements
I i 'e, have planned a musical pro
KTim of exceptional merit. Miss Vir
ginia Bean Is to play a violin solo,
-laor ition." 1 FeTrr j-orowski; Mrs.
H. i.. Howies w ill sins, repeating it by
,ues.r of members of the band,
--., tU and Tenderly." by Dannie
-I. with brass band accompanl
ir ni Miss Anna L. Axton will sing
-t I or Today." the words being by
u l Wilberforce. author of "Kocky
s'jjjcI Parables" and the music by
,ie Bingham Abbott.
To Conduct Sonc Service
James A. Dm is to conduct the
oris service, using a number of the
s ntecl selections from Billy Sundays
jUection, especially "Brighten the
C jrner Where Ton Are," on which the
r en got a splendid start last Sunday
ight Chaplain John T. Axton has a
trie preachment on "Foundation
Stones. .,
Lieat C. H Danielson, commanding
itnpanv B, 20th infantry: Sergt A. is.
Black, corporal W. W. Fry. privates
A. Borst. C. R- Graham. W. B. Daw
e n. F Mayer. F. Myers, J. A. St. John.
A. J TannehMl. D. Tresenriter. O. Can
trell. P J Loehr, T. Payment, ... I
Toctor and H. C Rice are the- repre-
otat-ves of the organization who are
working out the decoration scheme
Td act as ushers in handling the Im
mense crowd. All of the men of the
mpany will be hosts and try to make
illan visitors and men from other
regiments feel at home In the big
mj service.
Order of Exercise.
The complete order of exercises ls
Prelude, "Huraoreske, Dovrok, Hth
rfantrv band: service of song, Billy
s-nndav's favorites, conducted by James
Iick violin solo. -Adoration," Fellr
Forowskt, Miss Virginia Bean; Scrip
re solo, "Just For Today," Abbott.
-1 ss Anna Axton: prayer; solo, "Soft
' and tenderly." Crosby. Mrs. H. E.
'owles. accompanied by 2tth Infantry
and andante grasloso, "Serenata.
vTowrkowskl. th infantry band:
nnr, PleyeL
I
Br Virginia teihilnb van de water,
: -
SCRrPTTJRE
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Faatma 3411-10.
T will bless the Lord at all times: his
p-aise shall be continually la ray
n outh.
Mv soul shall make her boaBt In the
T. rd the humble sSall hear thereof
irl be glad.
o, magnify the Lord with me and let
. exalt his name together.
I sought the Lord, and he heard me,
1 delivered me from all my fears.
They looked unto him, and were
.t'ltened. and their faces were not
t hamed.
Ihis poor man -cried and the Xiord
i j rd htm. and saved him out of all
s troubles.
The angel of the Lord eacampeth
ii nd about them that fear him, ami
1 ereth them.
taste and see that the Lord is good.
ed is the man that trusted la him.
fear the Lord, ye his saints: for
it is no want in them that fear him.
The young lions do lack and suffer
i i-er but they that seek the Lord
li not want any good thing.
iHOENK SUFFRAGETS MAKE
AN APPEAL TO CARL HAYDEN
rhoenix. Ariz Oct. 2. Following a
stie and impressive automobile pro-
ssion through the streets of Phoenix,
e suffragist leaders of this city this
'rning appeared before congressman
1 1 1 Ha den. at a downtown hotel, and
i "i s-nted various arguments in favor of
c pending equal suffrage amendment
the national constitution.
Tne suffragists rode in new and shiny
r -s donated by the auto agencies of
T hoenix. -which saw in the parade a
hance to advertise their' machines.
Most of the cars -were decorated -with
- vib3ns and banners.
Miss Alice M. Birdsall was spokes
man of the deputation.
T IS strange that people who agree
in the essentials should quarrel about
such a non-essential as society. Yet
this is what my wife and I did.
Molly lived in a country town un
til our marriage. When she came to
New Tork as ray wife she wa- fas
cinated by the gayety and the senseless
whirl that mean less than nothing to
me. She is charming, and my friends
called on her and immediately "took her
up." as the saying goes.
Molly Informed roe that It was our
duty to return the calls made upon us.
This I agreed to, thinking that when
this post honeymoon task was per
formed we might rest in peace in eur
little home and each other's" companion
ship. But Molly had no such idea. In
stead, she insisted on entertaining all
who entertained us. This meant that
we gae a series of dinners that cost
more than we could afford. At last Ii
sei my iooi aown nara.
"See here." I said. "I am not a so
ciety bud, and I decline to be one. I
will not pay for any more of these fool
dinners such as we have been giving
for the past two months."
"But." she protestrd "everybody gives
them."
"Then let us have the charm of
originality," I proposed. "Let us cut
out the dinners."
"What shall we have instead?" she
asked her eyes lighting at the thought
of some new form of entertainment. Her
face fell at my answer:
"We'll give nothing. At least I
won't. And as I have not an unlimited
income, you'd better decide to let the
other fellows do the entertaining for
the rest of this year."
"In other words." she retorted, "we'll
be spongers and grafters!"
"Nothing of the sort!" I contradicted.
"These people entertained us; -we have
returned the compliment. Now let the
thing drop. The game's played."
"Then." she said, "am I to stay shut
up in the bouse all the time and be
lonely and stupid and bored to death?"
It did seem a bit hard, and I saw
that it did. So I modified my state
ment somewhat.
Afternoon Tea An Substitute.
"No," I said, "but If you must go to
affairs, let them be to things that come
off In the day time, not at night. There
are plenty of lunches and afternoon
teas, if you like that kind of thing."
She followed my proposal with a vim
that surprised me. If she did not re
ceive an Invitation to lunch, she asked
some friend to so to a restaurant with
her. I held my peace for a -while, then
I reminded her that it cost more to eat
at a restaurant than at home.
"Since you must have some kind of
social gayety," I suggested, "do make
it some afternoon affair that does not
necessitate the price of an elaborate
meal."
The following week she announced
that she had decided to Join a bridge
club.
"That will be something pleasant for
the afternoon," she remarked, "and it
will not mean that I have to pay for
a luncheon or for any other raeaX"
This sounded good to me. and I con
gratulated myself that, having run the
gamut of gayety. Molly would now be
satisfied with devoting an afternoon or
two of each week to her friends and
cards.
I was doomed to speedy disappoint
ment When the Bridge'club was well
under way I counted four afternoons
out of the six working days when I
reached home to find nr wife absent
until dinner time. Each time I spoke
a gentle reproof, but it produced no ef-
I tried to be patient, but at the end
of a month I could control my indigna
tion no longer.
It was a cold and snowy eveninc. and
I had had a hard day at the office. I
reached home at a quarter of 7. and as
I entered my appartment I called my
wife.
The negro maid replied" from the
kitchen door: "She ain't in yet Din
ner's ready, too. but I' 'spec' she'll be
home right soon."
Starts Dinner Alone.
I waited until 20 minutes past 7.
Then, as our regular dinner hour was
7. I told the maid to wait no longer. 1
seated myself at the table, and had
finished my soup when Molly entered
hurriedly.
"Oh. I'm glad you began without me. '
she said. "I'll be ready in a minute."
"What detained your' I asked stern
ly when she had returned to the dining
A MOTORCYCLE MACHINE GUN
fir I 1fcQ
ft 1
x&V
vsVV
A
1)0 B
oots
For Women
The fact that our name is
stamped on every pair of these
shoes is an absolute guarantee
oi tneir excellence tor wear
and correctness as to style. "We have not one style,
but a dozen styles in this grade of shoes and we here
only mention a few
Black Cloth Patent Leather Boot
IK EITHER LACE OR BUTTON
Black Cloth Top Dull Kid Boot
nr EITHER LACE OR BUTTON
Mat Kid Top Patent Leather Boots
IN EITHER LACE OR BUTTON
Gray Cloth Top Patent Lace Boot
LIGHT OR HEAVY SOLES
PRICE FOE ANY OF THESE BOOTS
Agents Laiid
Schober Fine Shots
For Women
Ey?h
SHCtSTXtj-
pg ujii,:
V
jjimt
203 Mesa Ave.
Write for
New Fall
Catalog
J
AUTOS FOR HIRE
HOME AUTO SERVICE-
ALL HEW CARS
S Passenger Cars $1.50 Per Hour:
room after laying aside her hat and
wraps.
"We played late, and the street car
came up slowly on account of the
snow," she explained.
"When did you start uptown?" I I
queried. .
Molly is truthful, and she answered
frankly. "At a quarter of seven." I
"And you expected to ride that dis
tance on a surface car In IS minutes?"
I asked.
She flushed angrily. "Would you have
me leave before the other women did
and thus break up the game?" she de
manded. !
"Yes," I declared, "I would! And If
bridge means neglect of your husband
and home, you will give It up." I
"I won't!" she exclaimed. "We ma
as well have an understanding here ami
now. You have stopped every other
amusement I have, and I mean to have
a little fun. I declare" her eyes flash
ing "the idea of any man expecting to
make up to a woman by his society for
all the fun he wants her to lose! '
"Wives have a right to do as they
please. Just as much a husbands have
Some wives may submit to unreasonable
rules and regulations, but I don't mean
to! You may as wen resign jourscii
to that fact"
I have not resigned myself to the
fact, but I have to accept it or lose
my wife. Copyright, 115. Star com
pany. C. IV. -VMSBSTEH SVi'S HE
TAID FIRST POLL TAX
C W. Webster insists that he ana
not a B. Kelly paid the first P!"
Friday morning, when the poll books
were opeend at the county collector's
office. Webster says he paid the first
poll tax. John Cain the second, Will
lam Ten Byck the third and Chris
Aranda the fourth.
PHONE 2379
318 MESA !
Short Trips 25c and Up;
7 Passenger Cars $2.00 Per Hour. I
PB , MammtvmvMmaTta
ANGLfl-FRENCH LOAN LIST
RAY BE CLOSED MONDAY
New Tork. Oct- 2. Underwriters of
the JSOajneo.OO Anglo-French bon 1
Issue. so4 to be offered to the public,
were of tn opinion today that tbe en
tire amount would be subscribed ts
within a fv days. The lists will be
closed. n al probabilit eirl. next
week, possibly Mondav
M.
dThunaI
HKKBS
That's our
Ironbound
Guarantee
when Purina Chicken Chowder and Por
inaSentcbFee'lareasedaLcuriuiKtouia Purtoa plan.descnbed in of re-6l-paE0
poultry book which also cocta-nf riant
lor poultry bouses: cures of diseases;
breedin? and leedmr charts, p.ans for
trapnesia ana nzmres, ucxiy
poultry pointers;
daily ecg records
(paces for keepinc.
eegs, pool try, etc
T T1J)K ,s the latest fighting unit to be added to the New York militia. Under Capt. Lonllar.l Spem.r, commanding the
JlJ. eighth coast defence command, a volunteer squad of about 400 men with motorcycles has been termed and will be
seen for the first time in maneuvers on Saturday at Van Cortland park, Xew York, when 10.W0 of the National
r irn, will he mobilued for review by Roveraor Charles S. Whitman. AH of the motorcycles carry side ears in which
armed men are rushed from one point to-another. A side ear ambulance and a side car machine gun, here pictured, are alo
parts of the unit. The corps has not yet been attached to the militia and Is made up solely of volunteers who own their ,
machines. ' J
iu??T'ffii'?n
M 9 l ' t B 1 ft ae lrl J i1
II Tour deaJer docsnt sell
PrmnB-PouiLrrFct 1 'Jlcteck-
erboard sauks) . mention his casts
in asking lor frc r-oultry book.
lUhtoa Purina Co. 890Grti'St,St.Loi
. - - .. ,i -i- - i .r i. :. j i. ij- :-.,! r.V.:..w,- ..t ,K,,; 'klc-
IE are showing raanv stvles of period iurniture tor tne cumng room na.iug ju&t rw.-ei.eu tue iiSi 11.1 ux "50
r. iv.,ri,f rn TOP'n inrtliirliiMr Jacobean. William and Mary, Colonial and Adam styles to match with our large stock of Buf
fets, China Closets and Dining Room Chairs, all of which will be featured next week at remarkably low prices. Come early while the
assortment is good.
Buffets
Dressers
This beautiful Jacobean Buffet, all
solid oak and much better looking
than this cut A splendid value.
.... $24.75
flBilssssisssssssssssW HSf
Rockers
Center Tables
srisPISsssJHs'' s.
f1
At
only
Solid oak Dresser, exactly as shown
here; has good rairror and nicely
finished. Special for tf? ft 7
next week, only 4U J
Solid oak Chiffonier, has 4 large
drawers with wood knobs; finished
golden. Special on fj O 1A
sale, with mirror. . lPOIU
Same with wood back $5.85
All Fiber Rocker, like cut, finished
brown, and elegaat, durable and
comfortable Rocker, fk Q rf
for only P7t$J
Fiber Center Table, suitable for any
part of the house; (C Q?
finished brown.. tPusOO
Finished ivory... $735
A FEW SPECIALS IN
LIBRARY TABLES
Solid Mahogany Library Table:
Jacobean style; cane panels all
sides; $38.50 value. Special on
S29.95
Solid Oak Library Table; fumed
azine ends, 42 inch top; fumed
2fi..f $13.50
Solid Oak Library Table; fumed
finish 38 inch top. dQ ff
Special on sale P V Vi J
This is a good time to furnish your
home. Our stock was never so large
or complete. The new goods for
fall has just arrived and if you make
jour selections now you have the
very best to select fiom, picked by
experts in the largest furniture mar
ket in the world. Give us a call.
Household Hardware
High Grade Electric (fQ CA
Iron. Price only ipi0J
51-2 foot extra wide Ironing op
Board. Price OOC
Large size Tablelroning Board on
folding stand, with combination
&E.. $3.00
Large size Copper (t "t I7P
bottom Wash Boiler. . . p 1 O
White Enameled PJJ
Bread Box OOC
White Enameled rfC
Flour Bin I OC
lamVDBSMur v !K9mamB
mHBK Jar -2&3S I
Extra
Special
This beautiful Rocker ex
actly as shown in illustra
tion, upholstered in guar
anteed chase leather. A
good $25.00 value. Spe
cial on sale, only
J& I tKOU'
Specials in Extension Tables
Wi'liam and Mary and Jacobean finished in
Extension Dining Tables are priced
from PoOv
Heavy Colonial pedestal Tables all
shed in oak 99 J-fl
up trom tUfaiivU
Round top pedestal
Tables, all finished in
Ud fi
from
Extension
solid oak.
Then let us show you the kind that will last
several times longer than other shades.
The reason is just this:
renlili Unfilled Window Shades
are made entirely without that filling oi chalk and day
which, in ordinary shades, so soon cracks and falls out
in unsightly streaks and "pinholes "
Co-ae ir and let va shon you the shade whose beamy jastt.
fPJ
pi ,"..
For Monday, 9 a. m.
6 quart Aluminum Tea Kettle, made of heavy grade
Alummum. Keguiar .ou vaiue ki
Monday Special
Household Hardware
??. $1.00
$1.50
Food Chopper
op
Pl 'j
SPECIALVALUES .extra special!
Family Scales, large size
with tin scoop
Large size Aluminum Casserole, with
AkuMntm (J -J "7 J
receiver J) JL o I O
Large size Earthenware Casserole
with nickeled ( qq
receiver Price tJ)X.Oa7
WE SELL THE GARLAND GAS
RAKGE
6x9 Wool and Fiber Rugs for bed
rooms. All colors. &A QC
Special for P Tt V D
8.3x10.6 Wool and Fiber Rugs
SS1. $7.85
9x12 Brussels Rugs. Patterns suit
able for all class j B B Q C
rooms. Special for P A A 'J
A large assortment of 9x12 Axmins-
ter and Velvet $17 QP"
Rugs. for.... 4A .OO
27 inch Axminster and Vehet
for fl.DO
RAG- RUGS!
We have Just received a large new
shipment of Rag Rugs in the newest
color effects. Blues, pinks and
greens. All ;sizes. Priced from
UP
TO
BY?i jf jfcl
110-112-114 N. Stanton St.

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