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Birds' Asked For $32,000 Odd Fellows Lodge Home on
"Fraternity Square;" Elks to Celebrate 25th Birth
' day Anniversary Monday; K. C. to Initiate Large
Class on Washington's Birthday Anniversary.
II s will be asked during: the next
M.ik for the building of the new
home of the Odd Fellow bodies In
Kl Pnso Th building committee met
VedrPBl i night and announced that
finam i il matters had been arranged
which will permit of proceeding with
tlie vork of building.
Tn. in building will occupy the
northwest corner of Franklin and Santa
'o sti ret. o erlooking Cleveland square
nnd ill cost, equipped, about (32,000
The flans, which were prepared by
T-ost A Trost, provide for a structure
4xlm fi't, with basement and two
BtorKv In the basement will be lo
cated cluh rooms, dining: room, kitchen
.ind heiting and cooling Bst-ms The
first floor will contain a l.uge audi
torium together with an attractive en
trance anil foer, and stairways leading
tn tht sreond floor On the second
floor will be located the lodge room
and necessar,- ante-rooms A feature
of the new building will be a Hashed
cooling system.
Pratcrnnl Sqnnre.
This -will be the se ond fraternal
building to be located In the Mcinit of
Cleveland and Carnegie squares the
first being the Masonic temple A block
further up Sanfa Fe street is the prop
erty upon which the Scottish Rite Ma
sons will erect their new cathedral,
probatiK within the present jear Er-fo-ts
Ime been maOe to create of the
locallu a sort of center for fraternal
buildings
l-.IkH 23 Yrnra Old.
TwtnU-five ears ago r-1 Paso lodge
of Klls ii found d The anniversary
will occur next Monda evening and
will be duly celebrated at fhe home of
al
the lodge All the charfer members and
other "old timers" will be gueHts of
honor and. included in the program,
w III be talks by several of the early
numbers. The celebration will begin
at 8 oclock in the lodge room. There
will be a program and refreshments.
The committee which has the matter In
charge will meet with chairman Chas
Armstrong tonight at the club to com
plete the details.
Kncnmpmeiit Clnss.
Sit Franklin encampment will have
a large class of candidates for the de
grees of the order in July and It is
planned to conduct this degree work In
the new ouiimng
Kl Pnm lAilvu Vn J urflt otipt n
class of IS candidates on March C, and '
will complete the work of contemns
decrees unon them during the month '
The lodge will meet next Monday night
to confer the second degree upon Har
vey II. Downey
western Rebekah lodge Is planning
a box social for the 29th for Odd Fel
lows and their friends.
To Confer Patriotic Ilegrrr.
Arrangements for the conferring of
the fourth, or patriotic, degree, of the
Knights of Columbia which will be
conferred on a class of 125 or 130 on
ashington's birthday anniversary will
be perfected Sunday.
The conferring of this degree will be
the largest Knights of Columlius event
cer held In the city, and will be at
tended by fourth degree knights from
various parts of the southwest. The
conferring of the degree will be in
charge of Joseph Morrison. United
States district attorney at Prescott,
Ariz, sslstlng him will be a team of
15, selected frojn among fourth degree
knights in Arizona, New Mexico and
west Texas.
The patriotic degree is conferred only
zxzmswcois vs
llncago. 111. Francois Was, of fattr-
son, X. J., a noted specialist on hydro
phobia, is lying near death in a hospital
here as a result of being bitten by a
dog infected with rabits lie is under
the care of his fatlu r. Br. Juan Was.
Finish Your Week s Shopping
At Everybody's Saturday
Choose 'Everybody's Chocolates
T HEY are the best on earth." say the many people who buy them
here. A new fresh shipment here tomorrow. Boxes of dif
ferent sizes at 50c a pound.
Handsome, New Trimmed Hats at $2.95
Every Family Needs
this Splendid Remedy
Compound of Simple Laxative Herbs
Recommended For
Constipation.
When a irmedv has stood' the test
of critu i an iljsla and strong compe
tition for ner a quarter of a century
and establish s itself as the Indispensa
ble household remedy in thousands of
homes, it is prettj good evider.ee of its
efficacy.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has been
on the mirket since 1889, its use being
gradually extended until now- it is gen
erally regarded by druggists as the
staple fannlv laxative. It Is a combina
tion of simple laxative herbs, free from
opiates or narcotic drags, gentle in its
action and positUe In effect It costs
onlv fiftv cents a bottle and can be
purchased In drug stores everywhere.
Mr. Frank Klima, of 230 Ashland
Ae, Baltimore, Md , wrote Dr. Cald
well reeentlj that he had tried about
erything without being helped until
he got a bottle of Dr Caldwell's 6rup
Pepsin, which he considers the greatest
known ri mi ih for indigestion, consti
tution ir i stoni ich troubles.
Get a bottle of Pr Caldwell's Pyrup
Pepsin fioni our druggist and keep it
In the house A trial bottle, free of
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chirge, can be obtained Vy writing to
Dr W. B Caldwell, 454 Washington
St., Monticello. 111.
How Grip, Pneumonia and Influenza
Victims May Gain Strength
The Recent Epidemic Has Left Many Weak and Run
Down Systems Which Must Be Built Up.
The epidemic of grip, pneumonia and
Influenza which recently swept the
country with severe loss of life, has
left In Its wake a host of ictims whose
sstems are weak nnd run down. How
to build them up is a subject of interest
as undoubtedlv tlure are thousands
s ekinK tins ad lee
A fur such attacks, disease germs
bite a, i timulated in great quantities.
ami thf s-Wni of course is weakened
th rch To build up the system and
in this wa emlilc it to throw off the
poison, is thetefore necessary The
stomach i toe kej to health building
as the msioriU of physical ills are di
rects tnceable to It as a source
I'mfv's Pure Malt Whlskev assists in
ouuaing up iik system because It Is
from the choicest of health giving
grains thoroughly malted. It Is ac
ceptable to the weak stomach as it
requires little effort of the digestive
organs. It assists tho stomach in its
duties of converting food Into blood
b stimulating the flow of gastric
Juices.
Grip, pneumonia and influenza vic
tims should take the prescribed advice
of a tableepoonful fn water or milk
before meals and on retiring You will
be surprised how the system responds
to this treatment Try it today. It is
sold by most druggists, grocers and
dealers, $1 00. If they can't supply you,
write us. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co,
Rochester, N. Y.
ro orders solicited In violation of
upon Knights of Columbus who are
citizens of the Unitd St ites It is al
ways conferred upon some national hol
iday. nuclei Initiate.
At the regular meeting of El Paso
aerie, No. 73, Fraternal uruer or eagles,
held Wednesday night, a class of 2U
were initiated Into the mvsteries of the
order. These were among the appli
cants left over when the special dis
pensation expired on February 1 There
are still 60 applications on file and ery
likely there will be a class for the
meeting next Wednesday night.
W. C. Bulger, worthy president, has
again been honored by the grand aerie
by his appointment as district deputy
grand president. The building com
mittee Is working on a deal that will
probably mean a new home .for the
aerie. After the business meeting Wed
nesday night a smoker was held, with
William J. Moran, chairman of the
building committee, as master of cere
monies. The smoker concluded with a
musical program and short talks by W
J. Moran, J. W. Peak, W. C. Bulger. C
It. Armstrong, Will I. Watson, Sam
Browne. Roe Tolllson and others
Masons Meet.
ML Franklin lodge of perfection.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry, met Monday night for
routine business. The Hose Croix
chanter. Knlehts Kadosh council, and
El Paso consistory No. 3 wilt meet next
Monday night.
The next regular meeting of El Paso
commandery. Knights Templar, will Qe
held next Thursday night for routine
business. '
1 Paso lodge. No. 130, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, held a stateu
communication Wednertlay night and
at a called communication tonight will
confer the third degree upon two can
didates. On Monday night there will be
work in the second degree, on Wednes
day night work In the third degree, and
on next Friday night work in the third
degree.
The next regular meeting of the
Royal Order of Lions will be held
March 2. and on March 30 there will be
a special meeting for degree work.
when a large class will be in.
K. of I'. Lodge In ?.eiv Hall.
Kl Paso lodge. Knights of Pythias.
held Its first session Thursday night in I
the new hall on the fourth floor of the
new Lanier building. The event was
made the occasion of a housewarmlng,
and after a short business session thsre
were talks on subjects suggested by the
fact that Saturday will be the 22d anni
versarj of the founding of the order.
After the talks came refreshments and
then a short program Next Thursday
there will be work In the rank of page.
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Fresh Flowers For Saturday
OEAUTIFUL Violets and Carnations, fresh here Saturday mom
" ing and afternoon. Buy your flowers in a "Not for Profit"
department.
All Remaining Modi
Friday Sale of
From Our Big
Hats,
SATURDAY will be the last day of the most important sale of trimmed hats that El Paso people have seen this
season. Out of a sample line of two hundred new spring models we have remaining for Saturday about forty
styles. These are not the ordinary sale hats, but smart, snappy models that ought to sell up to $10.50. Every style,
color and shape in this collection. Turbans, sailors and many others. In reality, this it the second day of a
sensational safe, lake advantage ot this ottering to procure a new and tasnionabte
spring hat at a nominal price. Choice
$2.95
Women's Unionsuits, 48c
Lightweight Garments For Spring
"'yjARMER days will soon be here to remain for months
a fact which you should now consider when
thinking of new underwear. Here we are offering wom
en's light weight union suits in low neck and sleeveless
styles.
Gauze Lisle Vests, 3 For $1.00
Women's light and medium weight gauze lisle vests in
delicate pink and white shades. Some have crocheted
yoke, others V. neck.
Crepe de Chine
Handkerchiefs -
"jpHESE are new arrivals and are superior to any we
have previously shown at this price. Women's crepe
de chine handkerchiefs in dainty colored effects. Then
there are others in white with colored borders. Em
broidered by hand in fetching designs.
Women's New Veils,. $1 to $4.95
New Brussels net veils with fancy edges. Either square
or circular styles. Fitted to your hat Priced $1 to $4.95.
a predigested food in liquid form made Ttxas laws Advertisement.
CHANGE IN ADJUTANTS MADE
IN THE HAWAIIAN DEPARTMENT
Washington. D O , Feb. 18 The follow
ing array orders hae been Issued
Lieut Col J. H McRae. adjutant general.
la relieved of duty In office of adjutant
general of army and will proceed at proper
time to San Francisco thence to Honolulu
about June S for duty aa adjutant of Ha
waiian department.
Lieut. Col Archibald Campbell, adjutant
general. Is relived from doty as adjutant
of llawalan department, effective about
May 15, and will ttan proceed to San
Francisco and report for further orders
iiy direction or the president. Second
T.I'iit P. R Hunter. Second cavalry. Is de
tailed an professor of military science at
Riverside Military aradem Gainesville, Oa.
Two Boxes for 25
NICE firm paper put up in
fairy box. A full quite
to the box and an unusually
good value; for Saturday, 2
boxes for 25c
Bon Bon Trays
They are only 1 9c tomorrow.
Seeral neat shapes.
Hand Bags, 95c
And they are genuine leather,
too. Silk and moire lined.
Extra special.
Plated Castors
Three bottle castors for only
19c Silver plated and very
serviceable.
Glass Cruets, $1.25
Very pretty Colonial glass
cruets in a silver plated frame.
Good values at $1.25.
Toilet Goods
Special For Saturday
Pebeco Tooth JQ
Paste at &C
Pond's Ex. .Kf
tract, only OsJC
Mennen's Tal- in
cum Powder. . 1 C
LaBlache E,,r
Face Powder. . ODC
Bay Rum, -a v
Bottle I DC
Honey and Al- on
mond Cream. . &C
Sanitol Cold i c
Cream IOC
Ivory Soap, Saturday
Only, 6 Bars 25c
Witch Hazei, 1A.
Bottle iVC
Large Bottle l Q
Sozodont A
Corsets Very
Special Saturday
$3 and $3.50 Models Only $1.95
We are offering for tomorrow women's corsets
in any number of good'styles at $1.95. They
are W. B. and Majestic makes of plain or bro
caded materials. Made with either medium or
low bust.
$5.00 to $6.50 Corsets $2.95
We are including in this lot Madarwlrene. Sylph
and Madam Marietta makes. AH well known
by women who are accustomed to purchasing
high grade corsets. Medium, low and high bust
models at $2.95.
90c and $1.00 Union Suits 69c
Women's medium weight and slightly
fleeced union suits for early spring. High
or Dutch neck and have either long or
short sleeves. Ankle tGk
length. Special OtC
Kit 03!
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Charles M Schwab the steel magnate. Is
having a Roman bath installed In hts new
million dollar mansion at Cressen. Fa.
I ' Specials For
mmmxmmism
Satur
Shoulder Roast,
per lb
Shoulder Steak,
per !b
Pij: Pork Shoulders (half or
whole) per lb
Pig Pork Legs,
per lb
12i
Extra Special
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... 16c
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Dale. 1001.
Pig Pork Loin Roast,
per lb
Heme Made Pork Sausage (bulk
or link), per lb
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15c
Home Cured Hame or Bacon,
(half or whole), per lb
Bacon Briskets (nice for boiling),
per lb
Home Rendered Lard,
per lb
Fresh Yard Eggs,
per doz
22fec
20c
15c
35c
Try Some Of Our Sugar Cured Corned Beef
A Smoked Tongue Will Solve The Sunday Night
Supper Problem,
HENS SPRINGS FRESH FISH
1 14 N. Stanton St.
'Phones 6400-01 02
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Th vi T'ao rattle company is the
name of a new corporation that will
shortl take over tne immense iracis
or range lana in tne eiaio ui v.nniua
hua, the sale of which was recently re
ported The incorporators Include W.
J. Cox. E J. Carter, Joseph Ryan,
Thomas McPherson, J. M. Colt and T H,
Risham The homo offices of the com
pany will be in El Paso.
J. P Milner left for Demlnir to In
terest the contractors of that place in
the white wnds product.
R. J. Bod-and family returned from
Mexico, where they have been on a
two weeks' hunting trip
MIjs Annie Ilorwlt. who has been
the truest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kaplan,
left for her home In New York.
R. J Bovd and C. H. Townsend left
for a two weeks' huntlnB trip In tho
mountains of northern Mexico
W T) Greet returned from a trip to
c ,. ...... -..l-iAva lie wpnt AA n
j Ruarrt for the Wells-FarBO IJxpresa
I company
Benjamin Aexander Blum and Clara
Addle Scanlon were united in marriaffe
' nt the home of the sroom's father. Isaac
Blum on San Antonio street
depuu sheriffs Brysnt and Clements
arrsted Ramon Galindo, one of the
mot noted outlaws In the southwest.
Friday afternoon at 2 oclock the new
high shool will be dedicated with ap
propriate exercises. Tho exercisei will
he participated in by practically every
tnemober of the school.
The Border Rifles will soon plate he
fore the public their first annual ben
efit In the shape of a minstrel show.
W J Prummond, an old time profes
filmnl, is promoting: the show
Th Kl Paso Smelting company in
auKurated a new system of purchas
ing metals that Is radically dfferent
from that followed for the past few
months. In view of this, it appears
eident that smelter people consider
the metals price war ended.
12.30 cash, $12.60 In 3 monthly In
stallments, buys Interest In hog ranch
Oood Investment For particulars call
room 512 Caples Bids. Adv
Build up yaur homo valley. Use her
products.
Longest Word Discovered;
Is Greef and Means Hash
Dallas. Texas, Feb. 18. Thi8 is be
lieved to be the longest word in any
language known:
Leoadotemachaselacliogaleokranisli-
j psanodrimhuptrimmatoselphiokar.ibom -
eutokalakaKecnumenoKicniepiKossupl-phattoperisleraliktruonoptokiphallioki-gklopelelolagolsiralsbaphetragahopter-ugon.
This Is the Greek word for hash It
was found in a Greek lexicon b G Tl
Overton, of Dallas. He submitted it to
judge II B Muse, of the 44th district
court, who several days ago found a
word containing 29 letters.
COLOR SERGEANT MARRIED:
TO MANILA ON HONEYMOON
Color Srgt George A Catarius, of
the 20th infantry, and Miss Mary Hoff
man were married at Fort Bliss at 3
oclock by chaplain John T. Axton The
ceremony took place in the quarters of
Srgt Catarius and the bride and groom
were attended by chief musician Goetz
and wife
A number of the officers of the regi
ment, accompanied by their wives, at
tended the ceremony and congratulated
the bride and groom
Srgt and Mrs Catarius will leave for
the Philippines on March 1, where Srgt
Catarious will be stationed with the
Eighth infantry In Manila. He Is one
of the best known men in the 20th
infantry, having been with the regi
ment nearly 15 years.
CANDY SPECIAL
ON OUR
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FRUIT DROPS
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Saturday Only.
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Mesa Avenue and Texas Street
Get It for Geo. Washington's Birthday.
Do You Carry Weather Insurance ?
Use Tuttle's Imperial Paint
And Laugh at Storms.
It's the Cheapest Form of Insurance.
Tell Us Your Paint Trouble.
TUTTLE PAINT AND GLASS CO.
210-212 N. Stanton St. Phones 205 ZC5
SPECIAL TEIH1S TO SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CLUBS ON ALL
ATHLETIC GOODS
e Famish Full equipment. Guaranteed First Class. Get Oar pedal I'rlees.
SHELTON-PAYNE ARMS CO. ,
P. 0. Box S5 Ph..n
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OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL S O'CLOCK. .
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