El Paso herald., November 25, 1915, HOME EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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EL PASO HERALD
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OLD FDRTBLISS!
Came Out of West Point toi
Fort in Fass; "Stutter
ing" Lane's Place.
In 1 having reccned his diploma.
at W est Point. Second Lieut William
li Allaire, now CoL Allaire, of the ltli
ntant . was assigned to military
.tunes at Old Fort Bliss, where com
it rues U and F of the 23rd infantry
were stationed
Vlcit of the men and women the sec
ond lieutenant met in the 'iO'a have
passed on. A favorite lounging place
was the bar of 'Stuttering" Lane, lo-
attu on Pioneer Plaza and Mmwrhue
irv close to where the City National
Sank now stands Here the oung of fl
ier met with friends and discussed
i7k had happered on the night be
fore . second meeting place was the
r ashion saloon on San Antonio and
Crepon streets, where men relaxed
from streni ous and hot dais over a
rL ulet wheel or had a quiet faro hand
i- .no on the upper floor
"tuttennc" Lane.
Stutter.ng" Lane." says Col A'-
l.u'-f was a splendid man He was
-r proud and did not like the Idea
mui h of living a saloon He gathered
i ue lars receipts, hut served none
i the drink- The plaee came by its
name l.eeaU.e of a fault in the proj
inttors speech. I don't know that I
-ememier a man vho could talk more
i ere-imgrl or seemed more versed in
tl i re t f the t hole world
I -e - tv tow n w as most
Mil tIi ilTtT irfi mmTMhT II
COL- AWLXIVII H. LXIH1.
Taken In A itnDa, uwtrin. -While Mili
tary rlttacbr l the tnrrirnti
Era '?".
u Tl t i H & (J 1 the
- t i c roeds had loth enured tfce
t i and the T Jfc P was on the WJX
Mone was i-ee ami ihre ras cotww
c rcible deaUr? m real estate 1 coofl
ot have buht iropertx around the
t'oT-l Pasodti Norte for a weeks sal--v
out I nrg it hae bought up some
, , r T'-a on the outskirts and then
remained poc-- ill ra as paying the
iaxe
Guns and Girou
Cim. thinp- I disunttU remember
uut El Paso in those early days
ien the railroads were joung1 and
iru was a pastime and carrying a gun
u. neresity, was the attractiveness of
iae oungr "women. There were a nuxn
p of might v prett girls here. One
laed on San Antonio street and when
we entered the parlor it was the cus
t m to deposit our oistols on tbe piano
ar d then have a pleasant time.
"The fort then, which wa about two
ri il- from town, was a good stiff
v alk. of a late evening and often I
.i.r wondered whether I would get
t'.' the other end of the line or not. I
T""emoer on evening seeing a. mac
proaching in the moonlight, of tak
. i out mj gun and pocking it- As
u k, drew near I saw he, too. had his
i istol out. and that it was cocked. "We
1 oked at each other, passed each other
nd I tTttess we n ere both much re
1 ed
Death Save Life.
ne even ng out at the fort I was
t-lking with Dr W R- Hall, the fort
SL.rceon. when we heard a report. It
t di down toward the new commissary,
sd running in that direction, a annu
el said -I think I Just shot a Mexi
on We g"ot lights and search ing"
ibout came across a wounded Mex'can
p-otrate upon the ground. He aimed
it lie and I jumped co one side H
t Mrd his arm slowl and aimed at
): again and then his arm fell to his
iie, a dead mail
In 183 Orronlmo that New Mexico
1 iian went on the warpath and went
ta ith a whole troop of Indians into
Mexico It was up to the United
-utes soldiers to go after him and re-
urn him to the reservation- This
v rfs under Gen Crook and I was with
he Srd infart- at the time.
Old Kl Pano.
Kl Paso t-.et in d "4
- iow of adobe structures. The Bell
- mater building was at the end of
1 ! Paso street rear where the City Ka-
jirtl bank tiow stands. At San An
rin and 1 Paso streets there were
iw o incre bxit-k buildings and thin was
'- 1 n.fp to ?11 metropolitan building.
"U here the W hite House now stands
t. s a hotel that bore the name of del
Norte It tad 2 rooms and I can't
- erj rou'-h for it
Old time U 1'nRonnK.
' Imon? seme of the men T cme to
now well was M V Stanton, who
was one of the leading Iawers, John
'-dtterthwaite. a real estate man with
- host of friends judge James Msgof-
who had a splendid and hospitable
h mie iv here I passed many a delight-
Ti 1 -ening. Bob Campbell and W 1L
jtin
Wstm "Vienna ttarhr.
1 rom El Paso I was caPe to Port
a'.ne at Detroit, Mich. Later I did
1 oMer service at Fit Clark. Laredo
iiid Fort Rii o a t on I to U97
I was instructor at West Point and
u on manj tours In 188 I went with
i regiment iu the Philippines to re
turn in l05 to the Madison barracks
l ew York From 1905 to 1907 I was
nulitar attache to the American em
bi& in Vienni
City or the Future.
Y 1 Pasj has g-o n into a remark-
le clt. bi t it -s not surprise me
n h least. In the ears I was here
T rft.-n talked trith Gen. Anson Mills of
1h p -. tuiitt s of this cit and we both
ur-ni that tie fact that it was lit
m le- remoT i from New Orleans, San
I i ( ifo. Kansas Oftv anl the City
j Mexico .a sufficient reason alone
i it deelopintr nto a metropolis. On
tie other r id, we both recognised
that as a. pass ctv antl a port of entry
Tl Pa-o mut pla i bit part in the
onomic d partmei t of "Mexico In
the bu.Idmg r fc.! Iisu the milita-v
)i its part 1 1 l f j" lothmg h"t
tei for the t th t tli t F .rt J-Jhs-s
hi ome a br fc j. j t
t eld eieningw i t pleasant when
n n-e our . 1 r cc-
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The Promptest Mail
and Phone Order
Departments in the
Southwest.
Mure Open S:30 to 8 p. ra.
Th
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KSntr JLJf wfrT nAr 1 M I rm mLJw
. , i . . .., rw, I r,... v,h,l UHI SO B. Z. i Bl lso's Hem eJltrc' Store
Corner Mesa VTenne and .. nll street. lTlvaie nn..r. - .
i lOsl l4-- mdn&
ii e av ill m mi ui h m vr in w. im m
ainn.-ol hnw Pieces IslM
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Hand Embroidered, Finisheds
"TSae Popular"
lia Holiday
Spirit How
A LL through the store
it is endent that the
holidays are coming. Great
stocks of new, fine goods are
at the counters and are re
plenished daily.
Many of our customers are
taking advantage of our
ability to he'p them get
ready for Christmas now
but a few ieeks distant.
It is a pleasure and satis
faction to choose thus early
and unhurriedly from ample,
fresh stocks that areso fine
and so often evJusne.
It is a satisfaction also to
know that the price at "The
Popular" is alwavs the
LOWEST price.
(Signed)
Hot .Coffee
asad O&ocolate
iSered Free
in the Basement Store, from
10 a.m. to 5:30 p. rri. With
these hot drinks is demonstrated
the superior qualities of LILY
MILK brought to you from the
great Salt Rier alley of Ari
zona; where the cows feed up
to their knees in alfalfa, sleep
out in the open all the year round,
and the fields are green winter
and summer from America s
healthiest cows.
LILY MILK, because of the
use of the most modern and scien
tific machinery in America comes
to you"with "the natural, creamy
whiteness of fresh dairy milk. '
Comes to you with "less of that
cooked taste" than any other
milk on the market For your
children's sake; for your own
sake: get the LILY MILK
MAN in jour home today.
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UR greatest Shoe
'Sale. A strong
statement to make but
absolute! a truthful
one. We've held a great
many, but this one will
be best.
Watcfe Otar
Advertisesaeiats
of i&ke
HorseSiiow
presents as great an oppor
tunity for the display of fashion
able accoutrements, gowns and
habits as it does horses the
surety being that each display
will be awarded its share of at
tention and criticism.
From the latter standpoint that
of criticism the habits, boots
and gloves, and the suits and
gowns that come from "The Pop
ular" will be found aboe re
proach. That costs will be lower at "The
Popular" is a foregone conclu
sion a tribute in economy to
the shopper who shows discretion
in buying.
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Here Friday Morning Promptly at Nine o'ClocK
Ti
Seexa CaE'ou&ps at a
Fractioca 1 Origizasl Cost?
HE name -'ROYAL SO
CIETY" needs no introduc
tion it stands pre-eminent as the
hall mark of sterling perfection -in
art hand embroidery work.
AYe secured 1000 finished, hand
embroidered "Royal Society"
sample show pieces every one a
superb example of art needlework
so dear to every Avoman and so ap
propriate as Christmas gifts.
These samples are fresh, crisp and
bright as the dav they- were made.
.We have divided these into seven
wonderful irrouns and offer them
bcinnimr Fridav nionmig at nine o'clock, at a mere fraction of original cost. The entire center aisle on the
mam floor will be given over to this event, and to all lovers of art needlework this occasion will offer the
neatest values ever known in El Paso. MERCHANDISE BOUGHT DURING TTLTS SALE BY CHARGE
CUSTODIERS WILL BE ENTERED ON THEIR DECEMBER ACCOUNTS.
Dislays Broken at 8s30N Reservations
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GROUP r-l-Guest and TihIcmIi Bath
Towek, PilfcSw Tops, Collar Bags, Tie
Racks. Whisk Broom Holders, etc Sale
price, your choke. $l0QO
GROUP 2 Fancy Aprons. Baby and
Boudoir Caps, Linen and Turkish Towels.
Collar Bags. Tie Racks, Pm Cushions. Pil
low Covers, Doll Sets, etc. A wonderful
assortment. Your choice, &" S(T
GROUP 3 This group comprises Dressing
Sacques, Baby Caps, Gowns, Combination
Suits, Children's white or colored Dresses,
Center Pieces, Dresser Scarfs, Pillow Cov
ers and Waists. Sale price,
each, at
Hone Sent
On Approval
See Mesa
Window Displays
e- $2o50
GROUP 4 Luncheon Sets. Dieer Scarfs.
Center Pieces, Pillow Covers, Table Run
ners. Children's Dresses, Women's Waists
and Gowns. Marvelous
alues, at your choice.
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GROUP 5 Beautiful creations in Pillow
Covers. Table Runners and Long Kimonos.
Charming designs to please the most dis
criminating. Unequaled val- (j
ues, at your choice,
GROUP 6 Thirty-six inch Linen and Art
Crash Center Pieces, La white or colors. Ex
clusive designs that are captivating k their
exquisiteness. Choose from
the lot. at
B3T ff r Tfc, .
i5"SO Phcne Orders
GROUP 7 Last but surely not least
comes this grand group, made up of center
pieces in white only. Loveliest designs ever
shown by "Tbe Popular." ,. &T
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Sale price, each, at
Get Here Early
Authentic
Hosiery .
Underwear
rHETHER it is lisle for
everyday wear or silk for
parties, we can supply it in stock
ings of a particularly service
able kind and in a choice of col
ors, besides staple black and
white. It is reinforced to give
double the service of ordinary
hosiery, yet prices are the same
as the inferior kind cost. In knit
underwear, too, we have a com
plete assortment of the more re
liable grades at very economical
price
For
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Styles
estriennes
ORSE SH0"V days are always of general in
terest to women. This vear it marks the open
ing of the winter social season and it is of specific
interest to those who know the joy of horseback
riding. There is always the correct apparel in riding
suits; and whether it is for country or town or for
the Horse Show, "The Popular" is prepared to equip
the equestrienne for her special need.
ed Suits
ew
For Tlae
Spectators
HERE is a
F HALF the fashionable femi
nine world knew what corset the
other half was wearing, there would
be even more.jMme. Lyra Corsets
worn.
A large proportion of the fashion
able world do know and demand
Mme. Lyra Corsets, which mold the
figure and set off the gown, as no
other corset.
You will find among the almost unlimited num
ber of designs of different proportions, a Mrae.
Lyra Corset model for "your" individual figure.
showou $5o50 to $15
$lo50
SWEATER COATS For men and
boys. Sizes 36 to 46. in Shaker
and Jumbo weaves. Made with big
Roughneck collars. We have
Sweaters from $2 to $12. but we
caH yoar especial attention to
values, at p3 OO
OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS
Sizes A to E. These are extra good
quality, good make, and full cut.
Separate garments. A big value,
at a
suit.
GLOBE TAILOR-MADE UNION
SUITS They wffl give two sea
son's wear. Here in wool, silk and
wool and cotton. Regulars or
stouts. A suit,
at $5.00 down to
t
Children's Days
CoatisTue
'l HE youngsters of this city and
vicinity are surely going to be
handsomely dressed this Fall and
Winter for their mothers hava
thronged mto the store to purchase
"Chfldrea's Days" special offerings.
"From garments for the tkiest babies
to apparel for school lads and las
sies, all of young America's needs
in the prettiest and most practical
sew Fall styles are here in splendid
assortments. And it seems as though
all mothers had been here to Jo
their choosing.
Great preparations have been rcae
for the young folks and their raot'i
ers to choose new Fall wearabe.
Parents enjoy each visit because ot
the exceptional size of stocks and the
extremely modest prices we're ask
ing. This event is now at the heigh'
of its popularity come I
E continue this sale
of beautiful Maderia
hand embroidered linen
doilies and center pieces,
at about half their regular
selling "price. If you are
a lover of pretty linens, read these
remarkable low prices:
6-inch DoXes. each 19c & 39c
8-hch Doilies, each 49c
12-inch DoiBes, each 59c
24-inch Center Pieces $4.75
closer rela
tionship than
usual between
the eques
trieuue styles
of the women
ridel's in the ring at the Horse
Show and the dashing tailored
costumes of those who look on.
A suggestion of the Cossack a swinging
flare to the boot-top skirt the mahogany
leather colors, biscuit tans and cavalry gray.
All of these influences are to be seen at "The
Popular" and particularly in a special
Horse Show assortment put on sale tomor
row at $25, in honor of the visitors to the
show.
In materials and color' they are varied a
the changing Autumn leaver- broadcloth,
mixtures, plaids check-: civets and velours
A Sale of Millinery Trimming's
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A MARVELOUS collection of odds and ends of Ostrich Feathers. F:ui
cies, Buckles, Ornaments, Band Trimmings, shorts of Ribbons and
Silks, Corsage Bouquets, Felt Crushes and TJntrinuned Velvet Shapes.
The demand for the above named trnmiings for this season has been most
Ttrmioimced bv the real smart dressers. The values offered in this sale are
amazing up to $6.00 and should be taken advantage
prettv millinerv.
A "WORD TO ivrjLLIXERS Entail d?alei and'exclusive milmer
well to attend tills sale, for the price cannot begin To be equate
wholesale market.
of hv all lovers of
w ill do.
in the
The Express Motioe Of This Sale Is
To Prove To All El Paso's Artistic
Women That We Haoe No Real
:5 - Competition On Feminine Finery.
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