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EJL PASO H Kit ALU
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1920.
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STOCKS CLOSE
WITH WEAKNESS
New York Feb 25 Additional
looses of 2 to lfl points were regis
tered w the course of today's active
iock market. Stringent money con
i rions constituted the most unfavor
able factor in the extensive liquida
tion. The elos was weak. Sales ap
proximated 1.150,000 shares.
I'ncM of Liber: bonds today were
-u,b $95 0V i-( 4s. 0 30 second I
j-90 firt 4 ,s, $91 12 second 4.s.
I v 24 third 4e. tJlt0, loarth 4s.
lw-4. MetoD 3b J7,: Victory 4.
i 7 50
Selling: of speculative issues vu
promptl resumed at the openlnc of to
uJ stock market, prospect of higher
niaer rates being a factor in the farther
reaction. Losses of 1 to points ac
companied Initial offerings of steels equip
ments motors and shlppUica. rails and
nu tals yielding more moderately
The weaker feature lnclvded Rcpudims.
Lackawanna and Crucible steels. Chandler
and General Motors, Mexican and Pan
American Petrol-urns. Atlantic Oulf and
T 'ah Copper Specialties of various de
scriptions, notably American Woolen Endi
cott -Johnson and Industrial Alcohol also
broke sharply.
The reaction to expend Its force In the
f'rst half hour, the market settling down
to comparative dullness, A fw prominent
industrials and low priced rails made fall
r-ieovery la the main, however, prices
fauvered cear lowest levels, pending publi
cation of the first quotation for money.
Call .oans opened at 7 percent, an ad
vance of 1 percent from the rate of the
pant fortnight- Fresh liquidation set In
befo-e noon, steels, motors and shippings
leading that farther decline Bonds were
heavy Liberty 3s aakinc a new lo-
record at S9&-60
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
fBy the Associated Press.
Vew Tork, Feb. 25 Following are the
: osing quotations at the New York stock
xcpai re for the stocks mentioned-
amerlcan Svgar 1Z4H
AmtrinnT T WH
Anaconda Copper 55 H
Atchison .. S.
-Qiao Copper
olorado Fnel and Iron ............ t7
TTsplratlon Copper .: 1
N'orthern PacliV '
Peadlng 72
Southern Pactflo ts
r nloo Pacific
n'ted States Steel
MONEY AND METAL?
fRv the Associated Press.
New Tork Fb. 25 Mercantile paper.
-- nereesit.
Sterling. day bills. tt.SC. : ctmimer
- al. CO day bills on banks. SLICK : com
TerHal 60 day bills, -: demand.
" 401 cables. - 41.
io eminent: bonds, weak.
P' roar, bonds, heavr.
Tim loans, strom?: all Mates. S per-
ra.i ffiBr. tiroDc. Hick. IS- low. 7
ing rate: ,7- closing bid. 14: offered at
Iat loan, i" nana accpiaucw. j
ri silver J12JH-
MctIwhi rt1fir MVc
tapper quiet; electrolytic spot and first
nj-rter 19c; second qaarter 1514c,
I -on No 1 Northern. 47Mv4R.ee: No.
Vorthera. 45.4W; No J Sonthern.
- 44 -Antlmrvflw--
111 7aa,.
I '3d. firm- Spot and March offered st
in7 steady East St. Loads delivery.
o JS "74 Wd; 05 asked.
TsTVTWJ MFTAL MARKET.
..crdon. Eng.. Feb. 15 The qaotatlons
he metal exchange today were as fol-
l W!"
snot copper 112. 2s. id
T'ectrolrtlc I12S
Tin. 418. IS.
I.aa 11. 17a d.
Z-c $1. 5s-
EL PASOANS MOTHER 1EAI
W ednsdav received word that her
mother jars, nacneai ocwiswib.
wis
I tics, . l . oieo asnnuay.
2 vears old
How to Use
Yick'sYapoM
to Prevent Flu
Ffe Germs Are Breathed In In
fkaed Ak Passages Make Heal
Bree&g Grermtk for These
Gems.
.KEEP AIR PASSAGES OPEN
Melt s: Little Vfefcs VapoRnb la a
Spoon Xfeht and Bfornlaa; and In
hale x Vapors Also Apply TJp the
Xontr-la Several Times a Day.
EP-faRy Jost Before Being Ex
posed to CrevrAr.
Flo This Tear Is SHder.
While we know very little more
about the flu now than we did last
ear 4hfc term itself has never been
positively Identified still moot au
thorities apree that the fin germs
are breathed m. If the nyetem is in
good snap and the membrane or
lining; of the air passaa-es Is in
healthy condition these genua are
'rown off. , ..
tcood plan Is to melt a little
ick's Vapo Rub in a spoon night and
rorning, and inhale the vapors, also
apply a Htjle up the nostrils several
umes a day, especially Just before
being exposed to crowds.
Treat All Colds Promptly.
Above alt keep free from colds, as
colas irritate the lining; of the air
passages and make them real breed
ing grounds for germs Prompt two
o Vick's VapoRub aids in prevent
jTigr coid For head colds, sore
-oaT or hoarseness, rub Vicks well
oxer the throat and chest and cover
with a warm flannel cloth. For deep
chest colds, severe sore throat or
bronchitis hot wet towels should
f rst b applied to the throat, chest
r nd back between tho shoulder
blades to cpen the porea. Then Vicks
hould be rubbed m over the parts
i ntll the kin is rei spread on
hic!y and covered with two thick
nesses of hot flannel cloths. Leave
-he clothing loose around the neck,
co the vapors, released by the body
neat, may be freely Inhaled.
These vapors, inhaled with each
reath. carry the medication d'rectly
o the lungs and air passages At
-he same time Vicks is absorbed
i ru and stimulates the skin, thus
a'ding to relieve the congestion
witn.n
tae of External Treatment for Colds
Increaal&fT.
Vick's VapoRnb is tha discovery of
i ortn Caroline drufffflst who found
bow to combine in Salve form, the
standard time tested remedies.
Camphor Menthol Eucalyptus
Thyme, etc. so that when the salve
is applied to the body heat, these
ngredients are liberated in tne form
of vapors
Vicks is particularly recommended
fr.T children's croup or colds, since it
s externally applied and therefore
-n be used freely and often without
' e slightest harmful effects.
The best evidence of the value of
icks is the stead' ly increasing num-
tr of people who have been con-
crted to th use of this "outside"
eatment.
Beginning with the customers of
a small retail drug store, the use
uf Vicks has grown year by year
ate by state until now more than
n'llicn jars are used annually.
nd this in spite of the fact that
iks if a new form of treatment to
-rv folks in the North and West.
A icks can be had at all druggists
ii tnree Biz 30c Coo or $L20.
Adv.
COTTON PIES
REMAIN STEADY
New Orleans. La.. Feb. 35. Colder
weather In the belt and continued
rains in the eastern division gave the
cotton market a steady tone and an
upward tendency on the opening day.
Liverpool vrj better than due and
foreign exchsnge was higher, two ,1 points. Chino and Utah, one point
features that increased the demand. ieaz .... ,.h v.w rnt.,.ii. .hmimi
At the end of the first half hour! ,9 "e rli off inbid. vlrde
of business prices were 1 to SL1 . onSJJol2.t Si, ij? w ?2
pomta up and March was trading atlJ"1" 5?!, vol"t in b,d and
- m. . ii i s :Cosden Oil 4DOint.
$37.70. The forecast called for con
tinued cold weather in the belt, which
was construed as unfavorable in view
of the reports coming in of planting
in the earliest sections of Texas.
Frost was predicted on the coast
of east Texas.
Opening bids were: stanch, SS7.SS: May.
,34.75. July, m.50. October. $.. De
cember. 2 40.
A somewhat better spot Inquiry and
claims of sales of at least a thoosand
bales after hours yesterday Increased the
demand for contracts. It was reported on
the floor that south western spot Interests
were buyers of future hi a large way. Ru
more that the peace treaty weald be called
up in the senate tomorrow also quickened
the general demand late in tbe morning;
prices were to 78 points higher than -the
dose of yesterday with March at SSS.2&.
Cotton closed steady Tuesday 2 points
op to 25 down net.
High Low
March ?17.5 4 17. SB
Mav 24.89 J4.M
Jul 22.71 22.24
October 2020 29 IS
lecember zs 22 2J.21
Close
22T.S4)
24.C7
22.42
.
11.23
Spot cotton steady and QnehuiraL
Sals on the spot. 171C; bales to arrive,
1743 low middling, 322.25, middling.
2t 76; good middling. JILTS; receipts,
5274: stock. 422.248
Cotton Future, Clove.
New York, Feb. 25. Cotton future
closed steady: March, 22T.57: May, S24.M.
July. $32 (1. October, $30-50; January.
GH1GAGD G06
SEES mc
Chicago. Ill, Feb. 25. Removal of
the 200.OT6 bushel limit on individ
ual trading tn corn failed today to
have the bearish effect which in some
qoartersj had been predicted. The
market otiened onlv a. mtlA a.ii-
and then made a sharp advance, after
which commission house selling
broadened eat somewhat and the
market underwent a decided e&g. bat
ut soon rocoverea to nearly yester-day-a
finish.
Contianed scantiness of receipts to
gether with simultaneous liberal boy
iss of Mar and selling of July re
sulted later m an increase of the
premium for May over July. The dose
was firm, at the same as yesterday'a
finish to 2c higher, with May. JUi
to J1.I6 and July. !. to 51.11.
Openinjr prices, which varied
anchang-ed figures to 7-8 lower, with
May at S1.M 5-8 to JLJ4. and July
at 1.: 1-1 to tl.lt. were fallowed by
rapid changes, none of a &Hiig
character.
Oats averaged a trifle easier with
corn. After opening S-Sc off to 1-Sc
advance, including May at 79 S-4 to
S 1-4C the market kept within a
moderate range, reflecting Urti action
of corn.
Provisions were firm with hogs.
Business, though, lacked volume.
Subsequently, fair sized purchases
of lard were made for packers. Addi.
tional hardening of prices ensued.
Grains ana Provisions.
CbJraro Grata. Close.
Corn May. n.UK: Jafar. ILltt: Sen-
ImHr, 1L2TV.
Oeu Hay. Mc; Jdy, Tle.
Cfalearo rrodnee. ClMe. i
Pork May. W4.M; July. ML.1t.
Urd-May. 12S.M; July. JILM.
Bibs May. Jltri; July. JUJ4.
Oseaco Frodare. 43o,e.
Cnicaao, TIL. Feb. IS. Butter Dast
Ued. Creamery, oetle.
Mass Hurher: reoarpts. 1C.9S7 cun
Fttsta. !; erdmarr Una 4141c.
at market rum mended, 4T4fe.
Poallry Alrre, higher. Spftars. lie;
fowta, Ke.
Potatoes steady; receipts 31 cars;
northern white, sacked. 14.Ste4.4C:
ditto, balk. S4H4.50; western R03
sets. ?t64.75.
Aaai, utr irodoee. tose.
K.nais Otr. Mo.. Feb. 25. Batter
Creamery, le hiaher; extras, fie: XlQts.
Se: neoads. He: packing. Wo.
BCXs Firsts. 4le: cue lots, ISO birhrr.
JK.M.
Iwutry Hens, le bicker. He.
Livestock market
Cbfearo IJvesteek. dose.
Chkaca. HL. Feb. 2. Hog Recalptarl
i.v ataraex scroasr u ze mener. JMua.
S12.Meit.td; top, I14J4; heavy. S1S.4S
14.2S; medtaxa. S14.14 14.45: liaht. 114.44
1LM: mrbt Heat. Si4i2sai4.74: heavy
packmc sows, smooth. S12.4491t.44; paek-
inc sowa. roaffn. siz.striz.4; ptca, 4iaxs
14.S4.
Cattle Beestpte. 4444. Market steady.
Beef steers, medium and heavyweicht,
choice sad prime S12.7S914.44. medtam
nd good, tll.2t91t.74; common, 44.449
11.24: llshtweirht, rood and choice. tU.44
915.2S; common sad BtedimB. St.44911.4;
batcher eattle, aelrars. S4.44912.S4; cows,
S4.S4911.r5 eanners and cotters. SS.449
C 44; veal calves, tli.44914.2t: feeder
steers, $7.4911-44; stoeker steers, 1TS9
14 25.
Sheep Receipts. 14.444. Market steady
Lambs. 14 poands down, 217.4924.44;
calls and cammoa, S14,44917S: ewes, me-
dram rood aad choice, SH.2S9H.t4; eons
and cammoa, S4-59lt.7S.
Kansas CHy Livestock. Gate,
TCa iwev Citv. llo. Feb. 25. Hogs Be
cerpts. 4444. Market steady to 24c hicber;
bulk. 414.25914.14; beaviea, S1X2491U4;
14.15; liaht Ucht. S14.44914J4: sacktac
sows. S124491244: ptcs, Sll.M91l.2t
Cmttle Kecetpts. 444 Market steady to
unevenly lower. Heavy beef steers, choice
and prime. S12.14914.44; medtam and 4rced
S11-S5913.: eoairaon. St 24914.44; Btht
weujht, rood and choice. S1LM91S.7S;
common and medium. 44 S491L4; batcher
cattle, belters, t4.44912.lt: Mva S4.449
1L44: eanners and cutters, 24.494.14; veal
calves, 412.4914.54: teeder steers. S7.459
1Z.Z4. stocaer steers. s Z59iaT4.
Sbeep Receipts. 444. Market slow aad
steady. Lambs. SIT 2592.: calls and
common. S12.40917.o4: yeatihts: wethers,
SIS 549114 ewes, S14 75912.4; eallaand
common. $5 I', 914 54: breedinc ewe. J 4.44
14.40. f..der lambs. $15.25917.74
Fart Worth livestock. Close.
Fort Worth, Tex. Feb. 24-Cattle Be
cerpu Taesday. S44: market slew aad
lower. Beeves. SS 4491225: Mockers. S7.S
It 44 cows. 44 :S01O ;5. nelfers, S4.I49
HH (u.!!- tr. tfltf; artt
calves. S5-S49
1254.'
Hon Receipts. 154.
market
steady.
$159
Heavy, $13 491 SU
11 44: purs. t7 5914.44.
Sheen Receipts. 244:
market uaset-
tied Lambs. tlt.449S4.44: yMrtlBta,
445.U917.I- wetberv. S12 5911 44; ewes,
l15eil: ealls, $4 4094.44; coata
$4 SOFT 54
NO 'IMtTS TO BF FWFnRfPD
ON CHICAGO CORN FUTURES
Cfclcaao. ni, Feb. S. Hereafter
no limit is to he enforced against
the amount which any Individual In
terest may buy or sell future de
liveries In the corn market tn
Cbicasro or at other 'eadlna; markets
A rule restrtettne; the amount to
SOfl.O bushels nas been In force since
last Vawat the request of the food
administration.
The ancel!ins; of this rule, how
ever does not modify any of the
provisions of the food control law.
and therefore, all contracts for close
supervision as heretofore.
IWRSTTOATE pt,u OUTBItBAK.
santa Ke. N. M.. Feb. 2S.
S. DrJ
t r walKer commissioner.
and
Dr G I. Luckt chief of the division
of commun'cphle 1 senses of the state
Hlth dt-liarfn',t have left fnr Rftnt.
Rosa to investigate an outbreak, of
144 f H SJ Sfrft ySj
COPPERS LOSE
IN STOCK tIST
General Motors again lead the
column of losses in Wednesday's
weak market, selling off 7 points
by noon, according to J. S. Curtis &
Co- Sheldon hotel.
In the eoDDer list Inspiration lost
Cterb rmDtr noek
Arixona Btnchamton s 1S-16
Arkansms Artsona 10 w 1Z
Bie td T-ie
CaL Jerome .............. Kf
Casolioated Arizoaa
IniDde. Aiix.na ....
Green Menater
Hall Copper
How. Sound
Jerome Verde
airm Chief
KUml CoanlMated
2taa CoraeJta
Ray Hwettles
united b
Sonorior
Verd. Exteasloa
Verde ComMnatlon
CMden
OadMlea
Silver Klac
Faralivrv. . .
Dtaa "
Glenrock 0
Cobsolidated Copper (Mff
IJsted Copper Steel.
Aaaeoada
American 8mtftera
Bvtto
Calamet Ariaoaa .
Chll.
Kennecolt
Miami
Xevada ...........
Kar
Utah .
Hauroad Kloeas.
Atchisoa
Baltimore S: Onto
Chesapeake Ohio
Eri.
New Tork Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Hy.
St. Paal
IndostrUl Stocks.
American Car Fbaadzy
Amerteaa uaa
AxnericaB Locomotlv.
BaMwin Locomotive 14
tfeuueaem ateei S3
Laekawaana 4SK
kUdrale 44
CradM. 121
liadnstrial iioohof
Goodrich
tr. s. Kasbsr
Central Leather
Oeaeral Motors
Ktadebaker
Westinchonse
2ew Tork O&s.
MexJcaa Pet.
Texas Oil
Royal Dcteb
Paa-Aataricaa
OIL QUOTATIONS.
These aatttattoaa faraisbed daily by J.
euros & ca- hmm saeMoe.
Fort Worth OUs.
Bid Asked
Beaver VaUey S .22 2 .2
Bark Imperial Ji .25
Bark Kine St .40
Bark Crest JS 2t
Caldwell On 2.1 244
Comanche Northern .... 4.44 4.44
Kmcr Eight 2.24 2J4
Royal Dak. 44 4.0
RaBger Beck lalaBd 175 2.44
Raairer Brooks 79 1.14
Texas Crade lju, .174
inehlta Falls OHi.
Tbe foltowias quotations are based on
2144 par: . Bid Asked
Bark Kxtensloo 144 114
Bark Crest 24 22a
Bark Imperial 24 22
Hersesbo. Western ....... 44 44
Hormones Bead 24 2S
Jewel V 44 44
Hiac Scat 2S4 274
EL PASO STOCKS.
These flaws taken from tbe boards at
the dose of tbe session Wedaesday noon:
13 raso Stork Cxcbsase.
Bid Asked Sold
Bur Fonr $ ... $ .74 $ ...
BUU. Burk .11
Bark Imperial .2
w. w. osx 7SS
Cons. P & B 4.5
Oake of DakUa .45
Doable F .44
Bl Paso Raaser S .44
Hamer Union... L 144
Hastes Bastn LH
Hveeo Baaser. . M LS
Haaeo Basra D. 4.75 4.74 4.74
Mar!aoM J .45
New Sooth 44
Ocean 44 .44 .44
Palhnaa U .24
Ranaer Burk .. .24 .44
Reaver Central .72 74
ranver CreU .45
seataiaad . . .
8. W. O. D .14
saaahlae 14 1.47
Texas Chief 4S 4
Texas Homer . .79
Texas Pet. 7 .44
vaney .14
Weimar I .is . .
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS OF
N. L. HARRIS ANNOUNCED
The body of N. L. Harris, a mer
chant of Miami. Arizona, who died
Tuesday, was received here Wednes
day. Mr. Harris formerly lived in
Sail Antonio, bnt west to Miami
three years airo. He is a brotherinlaw
of Mrs. Martin Zlelonka, of EI Paso.
Funeral services will be held In
the chapel at 78 North Stanton
street at 10 octoefe; Thursday mora
ine;. Rabbi Martin Zlelonka win
officiate. Burial will be in Mt- Sinai
plot, fJoncordla cemetry. Mr. Harris
is survived by a wife and a yoonar
daughter. Battle Harris.
xewspapehmbx act as pall
biurers at iiootcs f1txeral
Funeral sevriees for Archie B.
Hooten. 24 years old. a telegraph
operator for the Associated Press,
who died at as El Paso sanatorium
at t ociock Tuesday morning, will be
held In the chapel at SM Texas street
at 4 4t ociock this afternoon. Rev.
Fuller Swift will officiate. Burial
will be in Evergreen cemetery. News
papermen will act as pall bearers.
YOUSG TCOHA.V DIES
AT LOCAL SANATORIUM
Mary Ethel Stevens. 22 venr. nM
died tn a local sanatorium at 2 ociock
Wednesday morning. She had lived
In El Paso a year and a half. She is
survived by a brother. J. L J. Stevens,
of El Paso. The brother will accom
pany the body to Greenfield, Ind..
Thursday. Funeral services and bur
ial will be la Greenfield.
HOLD PTrSRItATj SBRYICBS
Mrs. Zetna Chant. 26 years old, died
at her home. 71 Rosewood street, at
4 ociock Tuesday mArafns fZK. I.
survived by a hvsband anoV her par- !
enta. Mr and Mrs. J. W. Staler. 703
, iwkwuw bwol. .Funeral services
I were held la the chapel at 504 Texas
street, at . ociocx wis arternoon.
Burial was in Concordia cemetery.
TnOOPEIfS ViTFB DIBS
Estella Hosklns. 24 years old. wife
of Howard R. Hosklns. of the Seventh
cavalry here, died at her home. 21
Eucalyptus street, Taesday. Funeral
services will be held In the residence
at J p. m. Tharsday. An armv chap
Iain will officiate. Burial will be in
Evergreen cemetery.
PIM3R.1L POIl DB. BMBBSO.V
Funeral services for Dr. Robert
Emerson. 41 years old. who died here
Monday, will be held in the First
unsiwo cnurca at z ociock Tnurs-
- e afternoon. Burial
wlll be In
Evergreen cemetery.
nVHHY BEItTEX DEAD
Harry Berten. 44 years old, died at
a lOCal SanatOrfnyn .1 fi ,wln,.1r Tnu.
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B of fast color per- H9H
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PlSCs9 belted, $1.75 regn- HBj
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sister who Urea in tbe east
DAILY RECORD.
Bnlldinc Permits.
Clark ireeka, SIS North Stanton,
roof; $100.
B. C Evans. JtOS Fort Boulevard,
perch. .
Anderson Investment company,
block 23. Altura Park addition, two
bungalows. 15000; five bungalows,
$15,100.
MaJ. C Taintor. 210 Fort Boule
vard, garage; $25.
James H Brown. 3526 White Oaks,
two adobe rooms; Its
J. F. Kllcrease, UJt Arixona, ga
rage; (500.
J. M. Holt, 1315 North Ochoa. ga
rage; $50.
Momsen, Dunnegan and Ryan, 202
Magoffin, alterations. $1500
R. E. Weston. 715 Cabads. porch:
$400.
Robert Taylor, 3700 block Cum
berland, abed; $125.
Church of the Divine Saviour,
Mexican Presbyterian church. Fourth
and Ochoa. two story brick; $30,000
Pan American Coffee company. 204
Mills street, repairs; $1000.
j. t; wortnington. iz:o Wyoming,
improvements. $150.
Births Recorded.
Jack Roturhton Young, son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Young. 401 Montana.
Helen Greenbam. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Greenbam. 2314 Baa
sett. Oren L, Vlckery. son of Mr and
Mrs. Kirby B. Vickery. 9CC Texas.
Marily Leslie Hltcbins. daughter of
Mr and Xra. Lester Hitchina, 1014
Florence
Louis Lawrence Payne, Jr.. son of
Mr. and Mra. Louis L. Payne.
Dorothy Bstelle Woodley. daughter
of Mr. and Mra. John H. Woodley.
Alvin Louis Levin, son of Mr. and
Mrs Nathan Levin. 3105 Nations
Licen.ed to Wed.
Solon Thomas and nnie Lane
Jesus J Salcido and Ana C. Arro.
dondo.
James Hong Lee and Matllde Rod
riguet. '
Jose Colmenero and Merced Tartn.
Jose Delgado and Guadalupe Val
dez. t
Perfecto Gonzalez and Mariana
Natividad.
William J Smith and Juana Salas.
Keirlv 70.000.000 wild animala are
silled yearly lor the sake of, their fur.
JIUZI: L&S.UB1Z WZW0
MEN'S SHIRTS
of blue chambray well made
with pocket. Suitable
for work
MEN'S SHIRTS
of fine percales laundered
cuffs sizes 5y2 to 17
only; $ti50 quality
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Chalmers knit, ecru, medium
weight underwear; $1.25
quality, a garment
MEN'S CAPS
In medium and dark pattern
fine quality; $1.50
grade, for
1
MEN'S SOX
Cordon Round Ticket Sox
double heel and tee all colors.
40c grade,
three pairs r
BOYS UNION SUITS
Chalmers make medium weight
ail sizes. Special
the suit
E0YS' BLOUSES
1
The famous "Boy Blue" make
fast -color percales:
$135 quality .......
1
INFANTS' BED. PASS
Extra large, heavy weight, quak
ed smtable for bed or
buggy; $1.25 .value V
MLXED FEATHER PILLOWS
2J4 lb. covered with fancy art
ticking; $1 JO value, (J -8
each P1
BUNGALOW CRETONNE
In beautiful floial designs
many color combinations 45c
quail t; ,
three yards
PILLOW CASES
Fruit of the Load make, size
43x36 65c quality;
two for
- PHONE 5200
-$ Day Sale of mmlinwear
THE
SEND TJS YOTJE
MAIL ORDERS
F. W. BERKSHIRE
ELS OF REDS
The EI Paso Kiwanis dab heH Ha
weekly lurjcbeon in the Sheldon hots!
Wednesday noon. The president of
the club. Sam GilVatt. read a number
of letters axntalnrag the purpose of
Kiwanls, for benefit of new membera
present.
During the luncheon a sing-song
was held. Frank Cheek leading the
Klwanians In a number of old fash
ioned songs.
H. H. Fria, of The Herald advertis
ing department, eplained a proposed
trade trip through Arixona. Several
of the Klwanians expressed intention
of making the trip, which will be held
tn April.
Rev. P. R. Knickerbocker told of
the activities of the Kiwanls club In
AiDuquerque. which he said, is striv-'
ing to win the 1M percent attendance:
m1z thl. vjuir '
ine principal speaker at the lunch
eon was F. w. Berkshire, immla-ratian
service, who related hia experlencea
in taking ze aisctpies of violence on
the -soviet ark" to Rossis. He de
nied any truth in the recent rumor
that he was to be selected for com
missioner general of immigration,
aad declared he had rather be with
the service in El Paso than to be at
the head of it In Washington.
EL PASO COMPANY GETS
N. M. HIGHWAY CONTRACT
Santa Fe. N. M Feb. 25. Contract
has been awarded to the Lee Moor
Contracting company, of Zl Paso, for
the building of the federal aid road
between Myndns and the Florida
mountaina In Luna county The road
is 11.7 miles in length and the con
tract price $69,000. Five other bids
were received. The Moor company al
ready has the contract for the con
crete highway between Las Cruces
and Mesquite, In Dona Ana county,
and the concrete boulevard between
Albuquerque and Alamada in Ber
nalillo county. 1
Want K.oda& Finishing See Gas
daxa Adi
BOYS' TUB SUITS
Blue, brown or black striped
percale sizes 3 to 7 years;
$130 grade a
suk'
BOYS' HOSE
Heavy ribbed black hose all
sizes 40c regularly,
three pairs
BOYS' KNICKERS
Made of right weight khaki
exceptioaal quality; o to
16 years; $135 quality
WOMEN'S GLOVES
Niagara Maid tdk gloves white
and black only; $l-i3
quality, pair
ALL SILK PONGEE
Natural color only; 33 inches
wide; $1.25 value. rf 1
yard P I
MOTOR VEILS
Of silk net circular or long
striking designs. Up to
$130 value
KAB0 BRASSIERS ,
White or pink made of good
materials, lace trimmed; f T'
$135 quality P I
mam floor.
One heaping table of billowy, snowy rauilin uederweai for women
all new cijsp garments coosittsBg of dainty chemise, petticoats,
teddies and mgbt gowns of sheer, soft imttim aad rtaJssook bee
and embroidery tTBaoved and ribbon ran inter tioTis; 50 dozes gar
ments; values to $2.00. (Limit five garsneat to a purchase.)
SL00
INFANTS BLANKETS
Pretty nursery designs; extra
large; $1.35
value
SI
SPORT SHOCKS
Navy blue or black and white
check betted and with (tj "1
pockets; $1.50 value... 4)i
CRASH TOWELING
16-inch width narrow blot
border 29c value;
four yards
CORSET COVERS
$1
Of nice quality long cloth or ba
tiste, trimmed with val lace or
embroidery; 50c value;
three for .
$1
FOR
Ssvv
raaoBE
COS. OVERLAND Si 5gJ SAN JACINTO STS.
"The Store That Sells for Less" -
Dad Wanted Son to Be
Jockey; Revolted And
Became 'Hobo' Imlead
Louisville, Ky Feb. 25. Harold I
Brostus. 17, who two years ago ran
away from the home In Havana. Cuba,
of his father, C K. Bromus, manager
of the Oriental Park raea track, be
cause he says his father tried to
make him become a Jockey, has been
located in Hope Rescue miaslon here.
The boy said his father asked him
to ride a horse which had never been
saddled . He caught a steamer for
New York and since then he claims to
have "hoboed his way through 32
states in the Dnlted States and IB
eitiea In Canada.
"I wanted to travel." he said, "be- j
cause I read In a oook that was the
h.t Wav ... v., on .MtU.
MEXICAN GOVERNORS GIVE
FAIR ELECTION PLEDGE
Douglas. Aria, Feb. 2S. J. M. Ar
redondo. Mexican consul at Douglas,
has made public an official circular
announcing that the conference of
governors, assembled la Mexico City,
tad pledged themselves to a fair and
impartial presidential election.
Tne governors pledged themselves
to leave their offioea 90 days piior
to the elections, should they decide
to enter personally tntc the electorlai
campaign, giving assurances at the
same time that the local state forces,
as well aa the municipal authorities!
will not interfere in the political
struggle.
The governors declared that in no
case would they recognize any other
congress than that which may meet
In the City of Mexico, legally elected.
WANTED
Prepare as Fiirasm.
Brakemea. Intsror-
h.l n Ifrsf ill lima 4tl
nr! Tvafv. Tl n s
j.3v sw per monin to start.
rjancea quiCK promotion Wo cxpterteltt'
uecfHsary Uniforms tad pass? for
nJed Txsj road Mall as tbls id-
.ertiseTirnt nam and ai'drt-sw and wr
Till! r'r-j innl ratlin RanV v r.lurr
mail. WHE POSITION f ANTED. I
IXTEB-PilLWAY. D?pt, U-W )
laoiiaapoiis, ixiO,
Tomorrow Our Greatest
SfHRTMG MADRAS
All white. Jieat woven stripe ef-
r ..I- IU.. V)-
32-
leers aervaccai'ic irwn.
inch; 65c and 7jc
quality; two yards
LISLE HOSt
uordoa make gray, field taoute.
navy, brown, champagae, white
90c grade; 1
two pairs 4? A
LWEHE SUITDrG
Hmw rmaritv. 32 to. 34 inches
wideold rose, light blue. tan.
white, 65c quality;
two yartk
MISSES' HOSE
GordoB Round Ticket cotton
bote -white, tan. black; 45c
quality 61
three pairs J? A
WOMEN'S VESTS
Forest MiDs make sleeveless
band or neghgee top fee soft
Ksle: 75c value. ("1
two far P1
SILK CAMISOLES
Of dainty crepe de chine k flesh
only, beautrlniJy iuustrcd with
wide laces; $15
value, at ......
Untierpheed Basenient.
WOMEN'S VESTS
Fine riboed cotton rests band
or taped top; extra or regular
tires; 40c values; tft "j
three for 4) 1
"BABY COMFORT" SHIRTS
Of fine coeabed yarn in wrapper
style 3 months to 3 years; 40c
qunjtty;
three for
LAWN BLOUSES
Lace or ebHcIery bsaared;
long or short sleeves; (t -9
$130 and $1.75 qwrky tj) 1
HUCK TOWELS
Large size, extra heavy
45c quality, feree for
Underpriced Basement.
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wksKfi ore lot of ch'.l Wg&
YjMM dren's play su ts
mm4l of standard mak. sSft
"al I fast color btn;.ei tS&
LaM galatea, g
fit 1 M extra special W3&
y$i.oo 1
9BS3K majc floor. j
Bar boys mJM
fS muslin JbsbL
m nightshirts '
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Price SOc
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427 New Nelson ftldg.
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CANDY SPECIAL
CREAMED ALMONDS
25c y2 lb.
WEDNESDAY ONLY
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