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10 Week-End Edition. .January 13-LL iyi7.
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WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS TO LEAD
IN SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK;
ACTIVE WEEK FOR CARD PLAYERS
Sy RUTH MONRO AUGUR.
SOCIAL forces, as expressed in the
noel, will be the basis of the pro
gram of the department of litera-'ur'-
and current events, of the Wom
an's ciub, at its monthly meeting Wed
nesday afternoon. In the club building
on Mesa avenue. Mrs. Langford J.
Locke mil discuss Charles Dickens as
an ed icator and the social reform re
sa.t off from his writings. Mrs. Prank
Feu He. jr. will sneak of modern re-
orm n !als worthy's works. Mrs. V.
' M- ormick wilftalk or the city in-
tuc iuii uruinances or h.i naso as me
urrent events topic
iolnda" will sins
rs. Robert L.
SI
T u,sJav nieht. the department of
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gram of British and American romuos-
.sv ua. krr .uii iviii nrteiiL luv urn-
ers that was postponed from Lis- -. . --k
vrs. t harles J Andrews Is In charge of
he emertainment. One of the interest- i s. narr usman, ... .-. ,a,r."i'-""c'.'-ns
features of this will be the first I Krakauer. Ben Levy, Sam en. J. A.
aDDcarance of the Ornhens cIuIil a
men's chorus of 22 voices, directed by
Jr Andrews. The nrnm nromises
Jr Andrews. The nroirram promises
so-ne most pleasing members.
Tie anniversarv of the birthday of
TWO WAYS OF LOOKING
AT THINGS
H is reported that a soen
t putting his hand down on
a grassy lawn. said. "Evei -ruing
under my hand is a mir
aile ' And not alone was
evervthing under his hand a
miracle, miracles are every
where, but we don't see them.
There are largel two sorts
of folk, vir . those who see
uiracles ami ho--, hdd s
money
I wuh to spe. U. on the;
rwo t pes on Sunda. and to
illustrate, will take two
oooks
The firs- Tin: TITIAN'."
b"v Theodore I'reise-. a trti1
or untrue description of a ma
terialist. The secom' PVENTPRES
TN1 COXTE.VTMENT. b Da
v d G raj son.
Slost of you know the sec
ond book and can guesd the
contrast.
If. on Sunday, the Every-
body-go-to-Cburch Sunday.
vou are not affiliated with
any other church, I give you
a hearty invitation to the
FIRST CONGREfiVTIOXlT.
CIILRCII
1S00 Block. Slontana
SlILES HANSON"
AT COST
Furs Remodeled and Cleaned
Ai Summer Price NOW.
ALASKA FUR CO.
29-30 Buckler EWg.
Phone 1670. Over Elite.
Have You PYORRHEA?
.1 fV.A. ,
UX4Ks
tw. mrakmt.M 1
Bad breath tad Diesdiug sums ar
symptoms of Pyorrhea.
In addition to recognized modes ot
treatment we have our own meth
ods. Under ordinary conditions the
necessary process of scaling Is very
painful. However, by our new
method it Is absolutely painless.
Note (Emetine, specific for Pyorrhea-)
Do not let some cheap D. D.
S give yon this extremely peculiar
drus. It requires seeial experience
and practice. 1 have had both la
O. Post Graduat College this
Tear's course.
J. HOD Wrf.UAMS. M. D
Manager.
KEW STSTKSl DE.VTAL COMPACT.
Parlors, corner El Paso and 3n
Antonio streets, over Savings Bank.
Newly renovated old First National
Back Building.
Hours: S to i; Sundays, to 1Z.
Two lady attendants. Spanish and
German Spoken.
FURS
Ml -X
fetv rtM-ift i ass i -mmkrs
(if fl fI'1 w
Noticc-DENTISTS Notice
ALL ETHICAL DENTISTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE
MEETING OF
The Southwestern Denial Society.
' AT EL PASO, TEXAS
January 22, 23, 24, 1917.
HEADQUAJJTEKS HOTEL SIIELDOX
A varied and instructive program, featuring Dr. C S. Tuller, of New
Orleans, and Dr. H. E. Kelte, of New York, and fully coveriiiK Nerve
Blocking. Conductive Anaesthesia, Oral Surgery, X-Ray and all oilier
modern adtancements in dentistry has been prepared.
Manufacturers' Exhibits, Etc.
FEEL BILIOUS? CALOMEL SICKENS!
CLEAN LIVER flD BOWELS MY WAY
Don't lose a day's work! If Constipated. Sluggish, Head
achy, take a spoonful of "Dodson's Liver Tone."
Listen to me
Take no more sick- .
...1...U..I ...1.. l..1In,..
enin?. salivating calomel when bilious
or constipated. Don't lose a day's
work
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, when it comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into it. breaking
it up. This Is when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping. If you are
sluggish and "all knocked out," if your
lirer is torpid and bowels constipated
or you have heal.ihc. dizzmei-. coated
tongm . if breath i bad or stomach
-oi u!t aUe ,i spoonful of harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone
Here - n i o i a i e- - o to my druj,
ore j-.q- .a ,, o ce t boitle of Dol-t'-
I e T i Tji.e a rpo 'nfbl t
Robert K. Lee will be obsered by the
Robert E Lee chaDter of the united
Daughters of the Confederacy, with a
reception and musical, to be given in
the Woman's club building. Thursday
afternoon from 3 to 6 oclock. Mrs. VI .
L. Brown will be in charge of the mu
sical. Among the singers will pe Airs.
Robert L. Holliday. Mrs. ROBert w-
SSL. :VnaL"aar,in'rl
?;$,: VriSnfl. V the members and
parlicularly to the national guardsmen
from the southern states.
nern siaies.
The women of the Temple -Jit. oinai
I Aid society are planning a big """
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' hH of ' temple, Wednesday evening,
. Mr .T, nalisher is the chairman in
' charge. She has been assistea o jirs.
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. l.ln1.. .. tta Mimm 1PP arr
Uartm 7iTnnk'9 On the committee are
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Slesdames sr Atkin. C Auer. -am,
Blumenthal. v ictor trusso. eua uii-j
Ion. Charles Given, M- uomo". -- "-r-
I Shan berg. r.. tenders uavia ocnnarz.
i Emil Strauss. Joe Talpls. I "inner.
i Edwia Wisbrun. L M Alexander, Ilenry
Picard. Karl Goodman, .Mary jsosen-
wasser. J. Amstater and SIiss Slinnie
M olzman. A bevy of the younger set.
. .:i .. n cA'inT, nri AliccAa
who will assist in serving, are Misses
Theresa Herskowitz. Norma Hersko-.-iti
sclma Herskowitz. Ruth Jacobs.
! Henrietta Jacobs. Rosie Brossblatt. Lil
! lian Wisbrun. Frieda Laskin. Slargaret
I Laskin. Ruth Schwartz. Ray Ginsburg
I and Paula Krupp
Miss Carter Rudy, of Henderson. Ky.,
mho is the truest of Dr and Sirs. R. L.
' H-inie.. v.ill be the guest of honor at a
luncheon, to be given bv Sirs. J. C.
lackland and SIiss N'ancy Lackland.
1 Wednesdaj afternoon at Hotel Paso del
1 N'orte
Mrs. Fred Dougherty will entertain
J jt her home on Wjoming street with
- a dinner Sionda night, complimentary
I ;o Mrs William Amesbury, of Los An-
Bel-s
Ir and Sirs George Hudspeth will he
Parties.
SI.-s w N Fink is ulannine- for a se- !
I rn s of pa-ties to be gnen in the neit
, I
i lew weeKS '
I Sirs. Frank SL Slurchison will enter
I lp in Tuesdav afternoon at her hnmn in
j Kern Place complimentary to Sirs.
I Hugh Crouse and Miss S. Jno Slurchl-
eon. ui inen?, lexas.
Mr. and Mrs W. G. Bansemer gae
an informal pa-ty Friday night, at
. heir home on 1 pon avenue, in cele
bration of the birthday anniversary of
All Banemr Japanese decorations
were used The dining room was par-ticulr-rli
p-etty. with Jananese lan
terns strung about. The punch bowl
iHxuiiini me raiuoie oi ine laoie. ine
evening was spent in dancing and
, games and various stunts were per-
viuicu u; cflcii oucsi. uuuiuK c.reaii
to the fun of the party.
Mrs Charles L. Overstreet entertained
informally Friday afternoon, with a
f?nc work party, at her home in the
'srusso apartments. The affair was in
honor of a number of out of town wom
tn who are visiting friends and rela
te es here. Miss Adelaide Overstreet
assisted the hostess in serving refresh
rreuts Among the guests were Sles-
"Thomas" of Kansas C.tv"
nSirVS:
ames Slarv
i Wilber Townsend.
I Hornbeck. of Columbus. O.: Charles J.
I I'hurch. of Van Wert. O.; G. O Schaf-
ler. or Lima, o.: A. Grommon. of Den-
er. t'olo . Sarah Mowers, or Rushville,
Ind.. J H Slauzv. of Dallas, Tex.: Jas.
A. Ditk. R. S. Sloore. J. J. Knox. How
ard Thompson. C W. Badgley. Slisses
Elizabeth Rawlmgs, of Kansas City:
Mary SfcSIurtrey, of Los Gatos. Calif.:
Elizabeth Newman, of Ironton. O.: Re
bet ca Thompson and Slary Thompson,
oi Franklin. Ind
About El Pasoans.
' wr nd Mr? J A- Shanherg and uaby
i lui.e moed to the Cope apartments, on
-North orepon street.
Mis;, Emma indberg, who has been
ve'j ill at her home on Hast Slissouri
street, is rapidly recovering.
Si-. Rosalie SI. Ashley, who has been
nirA ill Tjst cAma i m n t hs Iiimiiu
on Slacoffin avenue, has become so '
muih worse, that she a taken to ;
lToiidmce hospital. Friday evening. i
Sirs, J. J. Slornsey, a former resi- I
' dent of EI Paso, is quite 111 with pneu- I
! rr.onia. m the hospital at Denting. X. SI. I
' Louise Price, daughter of Sirs. Fred ;
I 11 Price, of Myrtle avenue, has been j
I confined to her bed for the past two
! weeks, ill with the measles. I
Sirs Bell Reynolds has been quite ill, I
i and has been confined to her bed since ;
I Christmas, suffering with neuralgia of (
1 the heart.
improving nicely '
I
'
LOW
l.ii:r en,
gravms department is at your ,
i-nmri .,.o,i,n -...,,.... !
Mrvice. Engraved wedding announce'
m AST. tsa In1ii4tline itil ICcfttn n j n4
nut un m the newest stvlea iin Mln i
M. El Paso Printing Co. Adv.
For Social Occasions.
Our Special Automobile and Limou
sine service for social occasions is
truly Sletropolltan. Use it when the
occasion requires. Telephone Three-JOO.
City Service Company.
Autos Baggage. Taxis. Adv.
hy ot
isit and see the new importations?
Xo trouble to show you. Beach's Art
Shop. City Xafl Bank Bldg. Adv.
Buy GOOIi YK lit TIRES from Boss
321' Texas. Adv.
night and It it doesn't straighten you
riPht 1,n 4.1.1 mal... ....t, f..I ffn.. ...!
--0-.. ,. ,,u ...ant; juu tt ...,c tt.l
vigorous by- morning I want jou to so
bac!: to the etore and get your money.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is destroying the
sale of calomel because It Is real liver
medicine; entirely vegetable, therefore
It can not salivate or make you sick.
1 guarantee that one spoonful of
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your slug
gish liver to work and clean jour
bowels of that sour bile and consti
pated waste which is clogging yo r
sjfitem and making you feel miserable.
I guarantee that a bottle of Dodons
Liver Tone will keep your entire fam
ily fe.irc f,ne for months Gie it to
our th Id'C It is hainles doesn't
ie i i i -v ,e it T'le ait ta
J T ' "
the honor guests at a dinner to be giv-
en Monday night, by Mr and Mrs Hor
ace v. ajium.
The voumrer school set are much in
terested in the dance to be given Fri
day night by Miss Blanche Roe and
Miss Paye Tullous, at the home of Miss
; noe. on Mesa avenue.
, dub Uances
." Io ho, in the officers- club of
Tl B"s. Wednesday nigm; ine e
Country Son.; dS
, dance on s,.Krll,v nIKht
Tuesday afternoon Sirs.
Julia I.
a . UtU!l 1 illlCl 1IUUI1 .-.'.
Linrte anJ her sister jirs. B S J
Marcus,
in the
: ii :uit-ri;iin im ...-
j Knickerbocker apartments.
I r,f fh ,., -inii. tha
I Ct K ....! aIhIic that Will TnfOt
. -r . ...c ij.iuii ,..-. ...
j ncit week Mrs. H. H. Stevenson mil
i 1 , . .. m .. Pnili.. nl.,1.
i k. ,,., , ,,a
: "- ..uics iw m .
I nosiess to me i luiitm &; vuu
Monday afternoon, at
hei home on
orth Oregon street. Sirs Ilenrj
Henry Jer-
ren wllI entertain the Jolly eig
ghbors
club on Tiii.sit.-iv afternoon. Sirs. F. A.
H;ence will entertain the Tuesday club
4ha -'- a Aftapnnnn at hPT hfllTl Oil
Slontana street. Sirs H F Sluol.er is
to b , ho-tess at the m..ting of
tne Tuesday Bridge club Sirs B. F
Littleton will entertain tne Locust ".'
cjub -Vednesdav afternoon Sirs. Har
! , . . . - , .... i -,.-. x.;rm
rr Iickliii.i has the Luncheon Bnis
club meeting Thursdav aftfrnoon. Tli
Jolly 300 club will meet the same af
lernoon at the home of Mrs A I
Mackie.
A number of sew n? clul- will ire
through the week. SIr J N Slavfield
will be the hostess for 'h" K- nsnmton
I Embro.derv club S edne
a
Sirs
! J. Hillmas entetrains the
! Oochet club the same af.
Wedncs.la
nun Ir
Thursday Embroiderv tl.i
will be en-
tertaine.1 hr Sirs. ArthJ' Mmkm Sir's
Ed Slarsh has the meeting of tie I Re
fuse to Tell club at he n. n. Thur.1
afternoon. The Sempr.' F-1 x cub wil
meet at the home of Mr V Inam Jen
sen on Thursday. At :h r imp time the
Gerfreing Crochet clu wll be enter
tained bv Mrs. N" B. LaRm .
!
J Cards.
The Fridaj I.uin.lir
Kn..e . lu
aft-moon In '
at h.r hum-
was entertained Fridaj
tD Iv.hI. t I... 1... ...
-. i iha .h. iuiiih
in Kern Place. Following ih. lunch
eon, the cuests spent the afternoon in .
pla ing bridge. Mrs Toai Newman I
will he the next hosti ss of the club J
The Friday Bridge club met Friday I
afternoon at the horn.- of Sirs F E '
Hunter, on Slesa aenue Only the
club members were present The prize '
winners were Slesdames I S Stewart
and John L. Dyer The cli-b will be ,
entertained by Sirs Maurj Kemp next
Friday afternoon
Mrs. C. R. Brownlie was the hostess
Friday afternoon at a partj at her
home on Rivera street Carnations o?
various colors and ferns formed the
decorations in the rooms Bridge and
360 were the amusement games of the '
afternoon. Mrs. Charles W Fraser was '
the winner of the high score prize and
Sirs. Frank Raynor of the consolation
priie. In bridge. In 500. the prizes
were won by Sirs. C. E Gaskill and
Mrs. T. W. Gault. A two course lunch
khi was served at the card tables. The
serving table as decorated with
Bos,on fern In the nter- restinR upon
l,'J?2r.SL. ",e?,.a"l!rr" S-!
in crystal sticks, were about the table, j The auiliai to i if or I, r oi Rail
The guests included Slesdames Vardx 1 w- '"' I -K tors will entert-in tha
Puckett. J. SV. Harley. II. H Donald-i
son. P S. Hughes. Geoie V Youmj. .
Arthur Prusthaler. C. E. Gaskill. Frank i
Ravnor. C J. Saxton. Richard B Har
rison. Horace W. Blum. H. T Kit-ster.
Charles W. Fraser. T. W Ganlt. SV R.
Sanders and SIiss Slary Biggs, of Col-
orado. j
Sirs. Louis Clde Van Vleck. of To- (
ledo. O . was the iruest of honor at a j
?vettil aunomtd bridge nart. jriven I
I i. Sirs V. N". Fink. Fnda afteri oon. I
..t her home on California street. ' , "". .. . r V
Hvacinihs and other spring flowers.!"'" SI. -d i-ii- I. Sheridan and A
combined with ferns, attractively decor- j 3?V"-.S '' "-!''" ?ered
ated the rooms. The guests found their J br the hostess at the close of the af
places at the various card tables by i teri.o"- ... ,..
cards ornamented with a blue bird de- ! - nie-ung of inj J"irr-g W jjuen s
&ipn. A prize was awarded the win-
r.er of the highest scores at each of
the tables. The winners were Slesdames
Rwhai-d V. ilder. E. S Plumb. E SI
Hunl. Harry S. Potter. Louis Clyde Van
Vleck and SIiss Florence "iancey. A
corsage bouquet oi pink roses and
hvacinths was presented Sirs. Van
Vleck. as a guest prize. Following the
games a luncheon was served at the
card tables. Among the guests were
Slesdames Louis Clyde Van Vleck. John
li. Enlow. Clement Jungk. E. H Booth.
tiarrv 5. roner. iienry s. ueacn. j.
fecobell.
of Chihuahua: Charles R.
Loomis. P. A. Thompson, Donald B
Gillies. V. DeSmeth. K. L. Farrar. A L
Eaton. C L. Baker. Robert L. Hollida.
J-iVht Vht otIh. f n Zlril w
i right, Zach T. Vliite. F. C Searle.
V. P Averill. Walter D. Howe. J
l 1UXI.OI1. j vjuieriey. c jti. iiuru.
'- Crockett. Frank Ii.Sea.mon. Misses
! Slarga'et Ilickev and Florence Yancey
El Pasoans A way.
J. A. Shanberg has gone on a busi
ness trip to Chicago, Boston and Xew
York city.
Sirs. Slartm Zielonka has gone to
Austin. TY to uiln TFnlil.i 7l.lnnl-a
I They will leave the last of next week
ii .i tup eaai, 10 ue away lor several
w eeks.
Sir. and Sirs Ben Clements leave
Sunday for the east, to be away for
about a month Slost of this time
will be spent in Chicago and Xew
lorK.
I Sir. and Sirs. C. E Kelly will leave
j Sunday for Austin r.nd other east Tevas
j points. Sir. Kelly is going on a busl
j ness trip and will return in a short
time. Sirs. Kellv will en nn tn sit
1-ouis, to visit her sister. Later she
will go to Slisslssippi points to visit
her mother and another sister. She
will be away for several weeks.
, Jirs. George Routledge will leave
, Sunday for Little Rock, Ark. Sirs.
I Routledge goes to attend the meetings
' of the woman's auxiliary, at the Epis
j copal Synod of the southwest, which
will meet in Little Rock. January 16.
1 M,c Pnn.laJir. I n .1... . , . - .l
..a. A.uu.ac.. ia ne j.resiueiit oi ine
woman's auxiliary of the missionary
district of New Xlexico. She will repre
sent this district at the synod auxiliary
meetings. The other delegates from
this district are Sirs. Floyd Slorrissette
and SIiss Slartha Valliant. both of Al
buquerque, X. SI. Sirs. Routledge will
be one of the speakers at the general
auxiliary meeting. Her subject will be
the organization of a county woman's
auxiliary
So Donlit About It.
There is never a doubt about get
ting satisfaction at any one of our
three stores. Never a doubt about as
to first reliable Quality. Never n rinnht
I as to setting your prescriptions filled
jussi us your uocior ordered. Never a
doubt as to prompt courteous atten
tion. Never a doubt that you can buv
just as safely over the telephone or
through the mails as if you were in
the store In person. Never a doubt as
to getting your money back If the
unusual should happen and you are
not satisfied with any purchase. No
doubt about it If you want service and
satisfaction.
Srott White JL Co.
"Safety first" Druggists.
Mills Bldg. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
Depot Pharmacy. Adv.
Why Not
Japanese hand embroidered station
ery in rolls' 50c the box. Beach's Art
Shop, City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Adv.
.Superfluous hair, moles and all facia! 1
Memishes removed. Features corrected.
Miss Grace A. Benson. Face Specialist, !
23 Buckler Bldg. Ad
me the Dollar at the Sample Shoe i
Store. lOi S Stanton J. Zelman, Propr.
Adv
B v .KII)Vi:It Tlllr'K from Bu
T ' 1
Mr. and Mrs. Herskowitz To
Entertain With Dance Party
Mz
and Mrs. S Herskowitz will
tert.nn his evening with a
dance, in honor of their daugh-
ter.
Theresa Herskowitz, and the PI
omega class of January, 1917. at the
' Community hall of Temple ML SmaL
i In the decoration of the hall, the
J color scheme of purple and gold, the
I cla--- colors, will be used Refresh
I ments and punch will be served during
the course of the evening.
mong the guests will be Mr. and
. r , -.1. O.h.I
I Jr. S Herskowitz. Mr.
and Mrs. J.
Zelman. Sir
and Mrs. Sam Herskowitz,
.ir. and Mrs. John Thompson. Sirs. J.
M. Prank. Mrs. F. Zlabovskv. Misses
i uscusta F.-.hrenkemp. Lucille Mayer,
tamenno Jit-E,niry. .Mary iieermans.
Slay Relle Kuller, Maren Jensen, Fran
ces Maer. Nadine Porter. Margaret
Iturr. Mrtle Beriinirfii,i rmlme An-
' .Uroin lrtv TSiiK,n1... Vn.A Cea
............ ....... . - .. union . . ..cii. jw
I man. Mar Hpnstein. Nellie Kppstein.
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I IAeoia bTlklielAln f?1 . .3. , I.' ..,
ces Woodworth. Minnie Swatt. Frieda
Swatt. Berniee Stiles, Mayme i:mll-
Charming El Paso
Girl, Miss Clayton
111m llr. CIryton. the nttractire
laiiKbtrr of 1!r. anil Mn. r E. Clayton,
of Manhattan llelRht.
11 ! j-
Women s Organizations,
"" T, ', ""-" "'";",;
- Jlil:rXU S ""'. " the
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Mrs II F Mueller was th- hostess I i.'1" "r0'?;. Pra"1' M, Murcaison, am.
foi tne memoe-s of St. Patricks Altar Mrs" Marchiaon. for ih, winter
juild Friday afternoon, at her home in,. , ... -
! the Willmary apartments. The mem-
hers, of whom there were 25 present,
spt nt thr time pleasantly in sewing.
I-mring the afternoon Sirs. E E. Slc
Ginti sans a number of selections, ac
t on " r c ! n the piano b Miss Gladys
there were 25 present.
x-i"i jui... .. yt .u -..i .H"-"
church, was held Friday afternoon, in
the unda school riom of the church.
Ii was the fint meetinp of the aux
iliary for this season. The members
enjojed supier together and then spent
the remainder of the evening- in
business meetinif Miss Opal Corn was
;orn was
Quisen-
fleeted uresidrt. Miss hdna
K..i i lj t.r-n,l.it 'XIsou A ItnA
s-cretarv. Hiss Ljrraine haf), treas-
urer. Mis Pea'l Care. leader of mis-
sion -.tudv. The next meeting will be
held on Januarj .-
T ie monthl mei-tinK of the Aid so-
. , .. . . ,. . t.: i
iei OL ine first .Mviuuoiai r.Lfistt-ui'at
church was held I''rida afternoon in
mi' cnurcn iparior? 3irs w. x. (.iiuh.
the president, presided. Kach circle re
ported the work heme done, lira
Henrv T. Bowie president of the Young
Women's Christian association, gave an t
interestinjr talk on the work of tha
Y. V c A. and the need for an ad-
mimstratire buildinir. for which a
Dunauifr campaign is noon to oe iari-
i m,r t the Ai.t snc-leti- mem-
bers promised to assist in this cam-
paisn Follow ins the business of the
afternoon a soc.Jl hour was spent i
Memoer., of crele No. three acted as j
nosiesses. aiiu "tr m a muu tuuiac. .
.twui w M,....-. .. . . t A....w ,
Weddings.
Hits Anna Ilelle StriblniK and I.eo
It. Kirnmel. of Detroit, Mich , were mar- I
ried Thursday evening by Rev. Miles ,
Hanson, at the home of the bride's
mother. Mrs, E Stnbling. 905 Xorth
El I'aso street Onlv the closest frier.ds
JllUbD
and relatives were present. Mr. and
Mrs. Kimmel mil make their home in
Coble, III.
Mrs. J Louis Uragassa announces
the marriage of her daughter. Miss
Vincev Anno Urn noi tn Jrx,n T -tT
tin, of El Paso The ceremony was per
formed bv Itev. father Frank Lederle !
in the pro-cathedral of the Immaculate
Conception, recently. Mr. and Mrs. 1
Martin will be at home to their friends J
after January 15 in the Alexandria
apartments.
-
Dinners, Luncheons, Teas.
Mrs. Donald B. Gillies entertained
this afternoon at her home in the Rose
mont apartments, with an informal
luncheon, in honor of Mrs. Louis Clde
Van Vleck. of Toledo. Ohio, who Is "the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John R. En
low. There were 10 guests ipresent.
THE WHOLE BODY
NEEDS PURE BLOOD
The bones, the muscles, and all the
organs of the body depend for their
strength and tone and healthy action
on pure blood
If the blood is very impure, the bones
become diseased, the muscles become
enfeebled, the step loses Its elasticity,
and there is inability to perform the
usual amount of labor. The skin loses
its clearness, and pimples, blotches
and other eruptions appear.
Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure
blood. It Is positively unequaled In the
treatment of scrofula and other humors,
catarrh, rheumatism, dyspepsia, loss of
appetite, that tired feeling. Be sure
to get Hood's and get It today. AH
druggists. Advertisement.
Notice to Automobilists
The Park Hotel at Las Cruces ar
ranges special dinners by appoint
ment for automobile parties at rea
sonable rates Try a Sunday spin
to Las Cruets and take dinner at
the Park HoteL
-tem. Slildred Lindauer. Gladys Lundv
lrginia Cooper, Ruth Shannon, lelt.i
Karon. Rose Stolaroff, Katie Merkin
i:atnce Sha,. Llllie Cohen. Carrie
Adams. Helen De Pew, Frances Clay-
; ". " -.-. y s.lberberc
i . ...', r ... i. A1. .
f.mma uonn, uiancne iieihuviu, oemw
llerskomtz. Norma Herskowitz, The
resa Herskowitz. Messrs. George Mat
kin, Maurice Blumenthal. Eugene
Thurston. Donald Grant. Jim Lewis
i r'd Humphreys, Herman biibemerg.
John Savage. Lewis Eppsteln, Ervin
Schwartz, JIannie Stolaroff. Fabian
Stolaroff. Harry Pozil. A. Littman
Harry Herskowitz. Arthur Dava. Jos
eph Lax. A Semourtz, Leonard Epp
stein. W E Brewer. Dewey Carson
Leslie Levy. L X. Gottdiener. Harold
Potash. Sloore B. Schwartz, Irviic
Schwartz. Lewis Grossblatt. Morris
Grossblatt. Sam Slarshall, Wlllard
Brown. Jack Thompson, Kneeland Jen
kins, Morris Mohr. Sam Kaufman. Slax
Blaugrund, Ray Gilbert, Sladison Mudd.
Herman Liebnecht. Glenn Deer. Chrfs
Fox, Hubert Oppenheim, Seymour Am
stater. Errold Lapowski, Walter Clay
ton. Slannie Jacobs. Capt. Shayer, Lieut.
Levy and Sergt. Mohr.
Lodges and Clubs.
The card party and dance, tc hs-e
been given by the El Paso lodge ot the
Fraternal Brotherhood, on Slonday
night, has been postponed until the
middle of February.
I A conference of the Sunday school
i workers of Trinity Slethodist church
was held Friday night in the parlors
j of th church. The teachers first had
PUDDer tocrether and then snent the
i time in discussing the -welfare of the f
faunday schooL
t The new officer of the Christian Kn
i deavor surict of estminstr pr-.-
i ' Merian church were installed Friday '
I TURht at a bus.ness and social meet
I nff of The 'onety held in the home
' Mr and 11" Bradford Hardie. on
Kio ilrii le .trret Leslie uomeidorf,
j the retinntr president, served as in
j m tlliDK officer ThA incominjr officers
J re J. D Mr.rrow, president: Margaret
' Hardie cp- president. Anna Iverson,
secret-' ry, ind Harriett Iieermans.
treasurer i'e V? M. Fairley talked
j to the new officers on their opportuni
? 5 iSffiW
ties tor c r h e oilowincr the ousi-
I t'e gam- or i; Keiresnments were
j -.erve-! Mr Hardte yas assisted by
n-r diuchtei- SI,ircaret Hardie and
.Mary Hi--ilie and Josephine Slarch.
In-ia1! tti.j-i of officers of the Daughter"-
of Kin wis held Friday afternoon,
in the Kn.crhts of Columbus hall. Both
I th county and division officers were
in-a!!eil Mrs. SI. P. Ifaloney. as
count president was the installing
I officer Mrs I" O Sleara was mistress
at arms Sirs Hannah Crowley was
. marshal 1 Mrs Gus Momsen was in--talleii
af county president. The divi
sion officers installed were Mrs IV II.
Wallace, president: Sirs Afrnes Kcan,
ice president. Sirs. Slarjraret C. Hern
ial, recording secretary'. Sirs. Dora
Itonan. financial secretary: Sirs. Mamie
I 'ow. treasurer. Sirs. Minnie Freeman,
. nistress at arms. Miss Kate James.
j sentinel. Slesdames C W Fassett.
Kathenne Ariin. .Mary Gnem, Mary
k Morrison and Sarah Alexander, mem
bers of the standing committee Fol
' lowing the ceremonies, there were re-
ireshments ana a social hour.
I
Out Of Town Visitors.
Ray Richardson, of southern Alaska,
is here for a visit with his brother, '
John Richardson.
Miss Lois Mcintosh, of Victoria. Tex .
is visiting her grandmother. Sirs. B.
SI Smith, of Nevada street.
SIiss S. Jno Slurchison. of Athens. .
.Texas, is expected to arrive the first
of the week, to be .he SusV Sfest"!
j yirhnnl (Vntar
The Pi Omeera elasj- nt Ijn'uaM mi- !
is planning a novel entei tainment for
its members on next Wednesday. This
will take the form of a "Seniors' " day I
wh.V.the cla-"!- wearing purple and")
gold badges, will pay a social visit to I
the school. After this, a four course
luncheon, followed by a lire party at I
ihe matinee. "Fair and Warmer," i ;
ociiik planned
r
El Pasoans Reimnins.
,-JI.TJLrl,"d' " Xaf nas returned from i
Vm1 Louis, Indianapolis and ;
! -.
I ICIi lMUZMllKAT AM lVIFi:
hoenlx. Ariz.. Jan. 13 Vice presi
',5?t,?nd..r- Marshall left this morn
"J J ur,. " hlngton. D. C. They had
I S?'? ?J'!0,,da'8 their bnnBalow
; ... ir nere.
! rL0': at lhe, Sa""Ple Shoe
i Adv
ti.ir sen lee and nnees on n v. .
of eI1Bf!i Tc ""JJ. ,S"ces on " kinds
"vtif,Sn, ,, ??j.n,f annoncements.
tafCl ,V mS.' ." i!"
ii"Si ?-?Adv t,nB Co-
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lmsmi. a...,-
,. improie 1 our Appea
thr0'infh A ir Tf in-'0 IH
"sei 0? ?, irffh.Se.Kajr8 fitted
Fy bufimProve th! UnLriKht ":
'r bnt Tto Need Gla" " We"
. I
Aer- ddpit.
j.i t'no onticni Po,
10 Texa street, "
Adv. I
. )
T.it.'1 S,cnn,I Kaa Furniture.
I
j. .,,, vo neea
quantity jf I
second hand Furniture.
Ve pay lib- !
or exchange
raJ prices either cash
Xew Furniture. Let
- "- -., Iiri ii? Knnn MM
us know what
you have our man will call and mak
you an offer. Tel TJ9
H"ser Trading: Co n -- ..
?3v
Ad.
The best corsets from Jl 06 un -it I
the -New Cor.et Miop? 204 TeT.-i' St
All tvlM A.. v' "l"3 at- !
Buy GOOUVKAK TIKES from Uoss
-- Tetas. Adv.
'"w the Dollar at
.-tore. 10a S. Stanton J. Zelman. Pronr.
uv
You Should
Go To
Church
In case of illness, death
For results tse Herald Want Ad- Ml, ff .It Ii I'hirfiii&.iP&AAAff .fej S y
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Church Tmortsw
TOMORROW!
T:i::i:uiii':ii,l)iugmaa
AL ary lime of ike
dav
oakerb Cocoa
is a tfood drink, as
wholesome and noui
1- -
isniriQ as it
"Walter Baker & Co. Ltd.
E3TABU3rD I7QO rX5RCHE-5TER,MAS5.
Predicated Smoke
Drives Out Catarrh
Try
This Pleasant Herb
Sect Free By Mail
Smoke. :
BiOvr. Ttho has devote fort - T-r
th
irtdtra'nt of Catarrh, is th rit i
tor of
rertiin combination of th1 Irna
herbs, flovers and berries to be snrnk d in
I r rfT "T rra3y
prepared rarv'
T b e smok1- ai rr
reaches j, 1 th- a r
passage5' "f b
head n"- ti
throat. As the
disease U rarr '
into tht-1 pa--saices
w.th th- air
you brta'he Bu he
antiseptl' ,a .r.f
vapor of this R a
edy Is carri- 1 w h
th- breath Jir e
li. tY- iff ted part"
Thi simple, practical method applies t?
mfduine here prajs douche ointmnt-
n?J rffi& :
ranno' possibly go. its encci ii bkju-
I'll lUIUl life uivvvr f -- ,
drujrr". It is pleaiant to ate. and not sicken
ins to those who nave neer moK.ia. u
matter how severe or Ions standing yo jr
case ZTi& be. we want to show yon waat our
Item edy will do.
To prme the beneficial, pleasant effec'
The Blosser Company, ifi Walton St , At- '
lanta, Ga.. will mail absolutely free to anv
sufferer, a sample that will verify their i
claims bv actual test Thli fre package '
contains a pipe, some of the It.m''dy for t
smokirc and alo
tome of our medi
cal cigarettes. If
jou wish to eon
tinar the treat
ment. It will co
only one dollar
for a month's tup
ply for the p'pe. r
a box contain-
inr one humlr-
cigarette We pa
postage
If .u art- i
snfferer from Ca
tarrh. A-.thm t
afn-" or If
subject to fre-.u-nt
-ftnJ our name
i and addr- at n - h po-al card or letter
1 for th1 fre pakug- and a copv of onr II
S lustrat-d book - U
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in Hand?!iis. 0
k b n na v
ioai um
Scalp Affected by Itching and
Scratching. Was Disfigured.
Completely Healed by
Cuticura. Cost $1.50.
"I began to lose my hair; it came gut
j in three places making me bald. A
I couple of months later my head began
toitcnwnicn caused Dig erup
tions. I could not sleep for
the itching, as it made me
scratch so that my scalp was
irritated and I had large
scales on it. Mv liair came
fS
; I
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oat by handfuls and got hie- i
icss iiiu ury. ii aisngurea
me. I was ashamed.
"I had the trouble twi
years when a friend recommended Cut.-
' cura Soap and Ointment, so I bous;t
I two bars of Cuticura Soap and two boxt-
oi v-uik.ui.1 vTinunent ana in a montc l
,ras completely healed." (Signed .
,,- p TC ii-. v 1ImHi,
! ."t,1 ' ,helS - U l ,?s"t,l'e
! Hhlanduwn, Md., lime 24. 1916.
Keep your sfan fresh and dear bv the
! daily use of Cuticura Soap and Oin
ment. Absolutely nothing better, pure r.
sweeter or more effective.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address prst-card: "Cuticura,
Dept. 11, Boston." Sold everywhere
QorQQ
Every Hiqh
For Constipation
Hojrl:j-i"kT, J-,i,
'LiedaaC"S4JiaiQeSnOn,et
etc
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For Your Neighbor's Sake.
For Your Children's Sal?e.
For Your Country's Safe.
For Religions Safe.
For Your Own Soul's Safe.
or other trouble, any minister
lllii.liW.i-i'J.1 .1 .sui.......x...
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CL 'jiM
.-f. ii..
is deliciou
DR. A. HEFNER.
We make a specialty of all chronic
diseases, rheumatism, neuralgia, ner
vousness in all of its forms; femaU
trouble in all of its forms; appendi
citis, paralysis, gall stones, kidney and
i bladder troubles, liver and stomach
troubles, constipation, piles, catarrh ol
the head and nose.
We treat without the use of drugi
or knife.
(We don't treat contagious dis
eases).
Write For Testimonial.
Drs. Hefner, Brown &
Milling
Macurs In Charce of Hefner
anttarinm.
sVEETW ITER. TEXAS.
Consultation and Examination FREE
Read Testimonial Below:
To Whom It Ma Concern
This is to certify that I have been
?ssociated with Dr. A- Hefner In th-i
practice for the past fourteen montt-s,
and do not hesitate to say that this 3
a scientific method of treatment and
has cured many cases which jnedVr.
absolutely would not benefit and I da
not hesitate to recommend this treat,
n-ent to all suffering humamtv
Yours respectfully
J VT. Cummirgs, it I
Turn Your
Blue Mondays
Into
Sunny Monday
By Using
Sunny
Monday
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Removal Notice
The Typewriter &
Office Supply Co.
has moved from
204 Mills St.
to
216 Mills SL
New Martin Building
will be glad to help.
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