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EL PASO HERALD
Eighth Cavalry Officers Give Supper Thursday's Calendar j Pleiades Chapter Of The Eastern Star j.
As Farewell Courtesv to Col. Tompkins lit " J0CIgt vemsU Formed At Five Points Masonic tlome
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ILLOV. GROVE, No. St. Woodman
Orcle will entertain at K. or P.
hall with a card and bunco party
in th afternoon.
IL E. Featherstone. I V. W. r A gymnasium classes from
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nnomunuMm ... -. imawcui.
; . , i u fa R. IL Tompkins , I I., llice. Capt Lawrence Sliafer.
' . i ommandme officer of Lieut. L. A Patterson. Lieut. R- T
,, .avalri. who leave Maddox Maj J H Lewis. Lieut. C. C
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,J':r;'totoeaCSl'r'i' Hry Bn-ok-." Ueutl gTI T W C A mlll.nery clas.es from
' ' "" ih"".. "- - --- -- ""--.-. " .". .3 oolock n m- with Mrs. t, i
o- iistra played tnrousn i ptoi .tpt. iioteri joivin. uapi. m.im .,., . sis East
d imp t-ours. Other featun- E. Klo iftr Capt W Van D Ochs. '"net-
i nn.nt were (riven during Lieut V R Vanover, Lieut. TL R. i
z rours. LoTf-11 and Lieut. K. D Rodes
Burt Or"dorff was resent for the . ..
farewell courtesy to Col Tompkins I ..,... . . .
and the officers present ere Col I The Martha Washing-ton tea given
jornpfctir.s vjoi. yjwrfits j.. umiiiuiiir i oy some ui me inciuuero u inmijr 'hers. readings
Lieut. Col Kohert J. Keaaey. Capt. v iMAthorfis mj.innarv fincletv. nnder -mhA'A Prarw
B Edr-unCs Mai. Leslie Jones. Capt. I.., ,..,,, , ' . -J . i Mrs. Robert Lander mn charm
L. Jones. Lieut. C. H. Morris. Capt. ,ne l-aders..ip of Mrs. A
MILK AD
CREAM
Use more milk. It is better for
you has more food value thin
am article of food you can use.
But remember, you should
dria'i clean, pure milk and
it's worth your while to investi
gate 'he source of your milk
supply. We would be pleased
to have you visit our dairy.
El Paso Dairy Co.
THE CLEAN DAIRY
Phone 340
Office: 423 N. Oregon Street
formed at the Masonic temple at
Five Points. The name of the n-w
organization will be Pleiades chapter
U. V. Mrs. Elsie Forbes special grand
deputy and worth, matron of Har
mony chapter, O. E. &, was the instituting-
officer She was assisted
by Charles S. Ward, acting grand pat-
Race ron: Mrs. Julia Vaughn, as acting
Franklin grand marshal, Mrs Leora Pence, as
acting grand cnapiain, ana Jims
Fanny Pickles, acting tr.in-l organist.
-r, ..- ii.rn,m. The following officers were in
longs. "Dreams and "Honeymoon j BtmI,,d. Mra E1Ia pcx.erng, vurthy
naltz. . ... .1 matron: Arthur M. Lockhart. worthy
Miss Betty HilnfSlrSt ! patron. Mrs. J D. Knight, associate
ia aiirilonCA With tWO ClSVer Illllll- I . u.i.. - ia... ..
tarv. Mrs. Lena Keith, treasurer,
Mrs. Margaret Dorman. -onductress:
Mrs. Julia A. Sharp, associate con
ductress. Mrs. Charles Rider, chap-
-X Tuesday evening a new chapter . lain, Adah. Miss Edith Harrle; Ruth.
J ot the Order of Eastern Star was
he audience with two clever num
twrs. readings. "Morning Gossip" and
jingly. "Little Brown Owl
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biiRf for the benefit of tLe traTelers t '.ji iw ru vinrini. ni
'aid activitv of the Y TV. C A took by Mrs. H. C Coen, with piano ac
place at the T W C A. clnbhonse companimnt by Mrs. Beseie Welsh.
on iijesaay aiiernon ana 'was a most i 'w as mucn enjoyoo. b ui euwio
nii-oMKful inrl rlilla7-htfnl affair Uit hnmnronit radinaT
The auditorium of the Y. W. C. A Two violin numbers were beautifully
building, the scene of the tea, was ' given by Miss Dorothy Waldron.
artistieailv decorated with American i After the Droarram a salad coarse
flags and cherry blossoms and an in- was served by Misses Frances Towner,
leresung program was given auriiis isva JMay XHrooas anu jcn-a am iuij, -
Urn. Glad va Meade : Esther. Mrs.
Bessie White; Martha, Mrs. Amy
Mo's, Blectra, Mrs. Carrie L. Hutch
in A class of 16 was initiated at the
meeting. Including- Mrs. Brosla
Roberts Mrs. Matilda Avlbwori . Mn.
Sabra Dickens. Mrs Jeanie Hansen.
Mrs Emma Barbour, Mrs. Esther
Locknort. Mrs. Jessie Lvkhart- Mrs.
Margaret Trowbridge, Mrs. Mayra i
Kuhn, John s. suinvan. cnaries ick
hart, Adolph Stoy, Charles Trow
bridge, and William Cook.
Two hundred were present for the
organisation ceremonies. Ice cream
and cake were served Bouquets
were presented to the grand officers,
the worthy matron and to Alius
Harvie. Mrs. Glada Meade. Mrs.
White. Mrs Moss and Mrs. H -it chins.
she i Mrs. Dexter Mapel Giving Card Party 1
I Today; Compliment to Miss Redmond h
the afternoon
Mra. Will T.
leftfh attired in becoming colonial cos-
wens two oeantirni tume.
numbers of the program were "The, The committee in charge of arrange-
valley of lAugbter" and "Sweet Miss ments for the -tea fncludi
Mary." She was accompanied at the , A. M. Grambllng. C T.
Uey of Laughter" and "Sweet Miss ' ments for the tea Included Mestiames
ltv." She was aecomnanled at the A. M. Grambllna:. CI T. Race. W. R
piano by Ms Adine Owen. Ritx. G. C Roberts. W. K. McKenna,
nro ctever reaaings were given oy r l Daniels, t. j. wooasioe ana i.
Miss Louise Daugherty, including JN. Corrington. One hundred guests
"Guess Who' and "Such a Dreadful 1 enjoyed the tea and a sum of fC2
nisi ok e
Miss Florence Stock well, accom
panied by her mother. Mrs. W. G
taking
Stock well, sang two much appreciated
H Ask Tour Grocer for H
I Tip Top I
I BREAD I
1 8 Purity Baking Co. I
as realised as a result of it.
Mrs. Henry T. Bowls and Mrs.
James Graham McNary entertained
with a luncheon of charming; detail
Wednesday at the McNary homo. In
Austin Terrace in compliment to
Mrs. James 'Cushman. of New York
city, a prominent official ox tne na-
THK card party which is
I place this afternoon at the Mapel
home on McKinley avenue wltn
Mrs. Dexter Mapel as hostess in
compliment to Miss Mary Gates Red
mond, a charming bride-to-be of the
snriner. is beautiful in appointment.
) Spring flowers are placed about the
reception rooms qi mr AAini iui
and score cards anjd other dainty de
tail of the arrangements for the
party feature the spring motif.
At the close of the games a salad
and an ice course will be served.
Thirty-six guests are enjoying the
pretty courtesy to Miss Redmond.
Mrs. Robert Colwn was hostess at a
tional Y. W. C. A- who is in the city I very delightful meeting of the Fort
Butters Bread Stays Sweet
Nucoa is found on tables where
animal oleomargarine would find
no welcome. We deny all rela
tionship with that product. Nucoa
is white. Capsules, containing
exacdy the same color as is used
in every pound of creamery butter,
are free. Coloring process simple.
Details surround each print.
Tri-State Grocery Co.
Wholesale Distributors for the
Southwest
EL PASO, - - - - TEXAS
ax jri-i.- J
' for a few hours' stay.
I Pink roses were employed in decor
j ation of the table for the luncheon
service and the gathering- about the
f table was a most interesting one,
! bringing tog-ether a number of prpm-
. inent Y. W. C. A. officials of this city
The guests included: Mesdames M.
A. Warner. R. B. Homan. Dl H. Huf-
faker. J A. Potter. Florence Pickets.
H. B. Stevens. Frank Spence, J. A.
Rawlings, H. A. Lay. J. J. Knox. C H.
Campbell. David Cahesxt. T. P. Jones,
' Paul Heermaas. J .L. By. Miss Blva
Sly and Mrs. McNary and Mrs. Bowie.
I
In honor of Alfred Cortot, the tele
Ibrafd French pianist, Mr. and Mrs.
I w. R. Shutes save a sooner at the
jPaso del Norte after Mr. Cortot'sl
! recital at the Woman a club Tues
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. Shutes's guests were.
I besides Mr. Cortot. Mr. and Mrs. J. 6.
i McNary. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brown.
Mr and jars. A. ll. uoiastein. jar. ana
lira. D. Howe, Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Billings, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Andrews, Miss Mary Morgan. Mr. and
Mrs. David Fennessy. Mr. and Mrs.
George Daland, Mr. and Mns. J. M.
Evans. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kaster, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. HoIUday.
Mrs. Charles Davis was hostess at
the prettiest of luncheons Wednes
day in compliment to Miss Mary
Gates Redmond, a bride-to-be of the
sprinc-
Redolent of spring- were the ap
pointments of the affair, the decora
tions being- of spring- flowers and
other details of the service in dainty
keeping with the delicate hued bloe-soms-
Covecs were placed for Misses Red
mond. Anne Brown. Margaret Ge
thtnsj, Nancy Edwards. Kmid Alnsa,
Marion Ainsa, Louts. Lawton, Emily
Kemp and the hostess.
This evening at CM dinner will be
Bliss Brids-e club on Tuesday at the
Colvin quarters in the Eighth cavalry.
Sweet peas made bright and fragrant
the reception rooms and at the con
clusion of the games, at tea time, a
buffet supper of dainty detail was
served.
Mrs. C. C Smith won high score and
first prise: Miss Elisabeth Reaney,
second prixe and Mrs. McTaffe re
ceived the consolation.
Assisting- Mrs. Colvin with her hos
pitality were Miss Katharine Turner
and Mrs. Gene Fabln. Those present
were. Mrs. William Peck, Mrs. George
Goodyear, Mrs. K. B. Edmunds, Miss
Harriott Howze. Mrs. Eugene Mitchell.
Mrs. Walter Buckley. Miss Margaret
McGarey. Mrs. Geonra Dillman. Mrs.
Fabian. Miss Turner. Miss Reaney,;
Airs, nciaus ana airs, amiuz.
Willow Grove, Xo. SI, Woodman
Circle, will entertain with & benefit
card and bunco party 'Thursday after
noon. February tC at K. of P. balL
Refreshments will be served. The
committee in charge are: Mrs. J. D.
O'Connors, chairman; Mrs. Walter F.
Scales. Mrs. John Ftgnerra and Mrs.
Joe Lewis.
Mrs. Cushman, National Y. W. C. A.,
Visits Local Y. W. Centers Wednesday
MB
RS. JAMES CUSHMAN. of New
York Cltv first vice president
of the national board of the Y.
W. C A, chairman of the war work
council and president of the Metro-
Stlltan Y. W. C. A. association of
ew York, arrived in the city Wed
nesday morning, and iav this aft
ernoon for San Antonio She will re
turn to her home, going by way of
New Orleans.
Mrs. Cnshman was one of the most
prominent American women engaged
in war work during the recent war.
and her Kay. though short, created
a great deal of interest.
She came here following a visit to
Mrs. Cleveland Dodge, of Douglas.
Arizona, and during her brief sta
here, visited the central 1 W C A
building, the international institute
and the hospitalitv house
Interest of the weekend will center
In lirm ntRMjctire at the Red CroSS
shop, where the Woman's club will are studying "A Crusade of Compas-
give a Nur iin ir im wrt. v. ... wu w. m. nv.M.n . -.,.
Baptist church met at the home oft
Mrs. Howard Thompson, $19 Myrtle
avenue. The devotional was led by
Miss Mary Thompson and the prayer
by Kiss Rebecca Thompson. After
the business session a social hour was
enjoved. Refreshments were served
by the hosteasf Ten memebers en
joyed the meetings
The Woman's Missionary society of
Asbory Methodist church will meet
on Thursday afternoon at J ocloek In
the church parlors, Mrs. Frederick
Marston will talk on her personal ex
periences in Russia, and Mrs. Marie
Ashe will sing, "la Flanders Fields"
The subject for the meeting will be
"Reconstruction. "
The mission stodr class of the First
Presbyterian church met on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. N. B. Herron. IMS
North Florence street. The women
clubhouse fund, and auite like old
times will be the gathering of friends
on Friday and Saturda afternoons
to enjoy tea together as they did in
the war days when the shop was the
center of Red Cross activities.
Mrs. Will T. Owen and Mrs. David
V. Fennessy will have charge of the
tea service and those assisting in
serving on Fridav will Include Mrs.
Mrs. oeorge uaianu
m...)i. r.lc
served at the First Presbyterian I and Miss Johnson
rhurrh K. Wa Pm.v t tu.& ..., ! sv c.... !. u,. .n .ka
man. Mrs. Don T. Finley. Mrs. D. M. imlude Mrs. VHIiam R. Brown. Miss '"J" 2!terar!r
Payne. Mrs. CbristinA rcarllcl? M wm n.iH. r!t.v.w Uiu Utrv TTr. , arrangeo.
A. W. Foster. At the devotional Mr.lmim Vim TTarriet Heei-mans. Visa I
. r.km .t J5 Z -ZL - - " . .-
ira i -v tne pastor, ur. jrioyd Poe,
wUl speak. This meeting- will ad
journ in time for the concert at
The nominating committee of the
Aid aocietv of the First Presbyterian
church mat Tuesday la tne church of
fice to nominate .fncers for tne com-
ing year. The election will be nejd at
tne regular jtarca meeting.
Members of the Tourist club will
meet Friday. February 27. with Mrs.
Frank P. Joises, at her home on East
Nevada street, at t ocloek An in-
program has been
Liberty ball.
Aboul El Pasoans.
. Mrs. Blake R. Roach is ill at her
home, IMS Bast Nevada.
E. Bradley has moved from 123
Frankfort to 214 South VInrini
' p. Anderson has moved from 1111
, Williams to 302C Ammobordo street.
W. K. Crow has moved from K
East Missouri street to ll Tularoaa.
, J. Forrest has moved from 415
Myrtle avenue to 7SS North Santa Fe
street. .
. W. N. Morris has moved from
I 405 1-2 South Campbell to 6v9 Myrtle
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You like delicious coffi
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COFFEE
Republic Coffee Co.
"WE ROAST IT
OTHERS PRAISE IT."
j Mrs. A. A. Escoutrias is very ill,
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.i uvi uviHc, ..14 njgpinig sxreet,
with a severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leib are the
parents of a baby daughter, born on !
Sunday, February 22. at Hotel Dieu.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Teaser are the
parents of a baby daughter born on
Sunday, February 22. This is the
second child of the family, the elder
child being a little son.
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Musical.
Mendelssohn's -Hymn of Praise.- a j, ... ,, . .
EoT?1. ""S.,, New elixir, called Aspiron
PS FvuffiraJMnxim K V. J2? ' aI medicated with latest
Sti5&2TZ2S!tt scientific remedies, used
James G. McNary at tne piano.
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TSSS Irat one of those fake free treafcneri
offers you bav. een so men. times. We
don't offer to give yon somethloc for nothing
but we do guarantee that you can try this won
derful treatment, entirely at our r.ak, and this
gcarantee is backed by your local drogstel
This makes the offer one which you csn ab
solutely depend-upon, because the druggist with
whom you have been trading would not stand
behind the guarantee if he did sot know It to be
an honest and legitimate one.
Hunt's Salve, formerly called Hunt's Cure,
but been sold under absolute money back guar
antee for more than thirty years. It Is especially
compounded for the treatment of Eczema, Itch,
King Worm, Tetter, and other Itching skin He-
Burtram Orndorff and Miss Gertrude ..The annual election of officers for
Smith. 1 tne woman s ciuo wni taae place on
a. . next Wednesday afternoon, March 3
The Xorthside circle of the First at the clubhouse at 3 ocloek.
Rantfat rhnrrh met Thursdav after- -
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nam vnn an. i om ia u nmi.ra
The Woman's Homo Missionary so-
ai Th.r home-on Nevadtreet.". Iclety of .he First .UH irch
ions was opened wiui prayer uj
mMl
lint. J. I. Beths. who also con
ducted the Bible study. A piano duet
by Misses Mabel and .Tn.or schannt
and a sons; by Marguerite Montgomery
Bethea were enioed The proCTam
closed with a prater by Mrs U. M.
Schaunt.
A social hour was enjoyed, when
whinped cream and cake were served.
Twenty-six members of the circle
were present. Mrs. J. H. Pierson as
sisted Mrs. Lea with entertain! ns;.
The outhslde circle of the First
will zaost at 2:4 in th chorea par
lors TmaaB.T arieraoon.
Parlies.
Keeping the Ifands BeantlfnL
1
A woman's hands are an index to '
her character. Well kept hands Indi
cate refinement. There Is no need '
to nave the hands roach and red from J
dishwashing or other household
h havnrla '
and endorsed by Euro
pean and American army
surgeons to cut short a
cold and prevent complications.
taska. After waahfnsr hj hanrf.
inorouKmy. ary tnem ana then apply
Almond -Wltch-Haael Cream rnhhln.
?ei.caSorbwlu ABinl,i5ew1ir,1f."n"i Every druggist in TJ. S. in
sTxuctea to reiuna price
while you wait at count
er if relief does not come
within two minutes.
Cream is made la El Paso by the I
Scott White Drug Company and la I
especially suited to the cUnnta of
the Southwest.
After shavinf it la vrr rin. !
allay the Irritation and clears the
skin perfectly.
Almond Witoh-Haiel Cream Is an
addition to the toilet of the particu
lar. On sale at our three handy drug
stores at 25c the bottle.
Scott White Co Druggists.
Mills Bldg. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
314 San Francisco St. Adv.
The Wearlns: of Jewelry.
Jewelry lias always been an im
portant part of personal adornment.
Rightly chosen jewels add so much
to the appearance that great care
should be exercised in their selection.
Our years of experience In the buying
of Jewelry enables us to serve you
well. We are now showing- some ex
qulsite indestructible pearls which
tou should not fail to see.
Sllberbera: Urom,
Mesa Ave. at Texas St.
The mere thought of buying a Dia
mond should suggest Silberberg's.
d
How to Save Time.
Time is such a valnable factor In
i usiness that the use of an auto for
naming trips of all kinds is a great
"aving of money: for time Is money.
our autos and taxla are always at
jour service. Rates reasonable.
I City Service Co. TeL 35O0.
I Autos. TaxiB. Baggage, Moving. Adv.
Delightful taste, immediate
relief, quick warm-up.
The sensation of the year in the
drug trade is Aspiroaal, the two
raniute eoid and cough reliever, authoritatively-guaranteed
by the tabors
tor'.es; tested, approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed by the high
est authorities, and proclaimed by the
ommon people as ten f.me as quick
and effective as whiskey, rock aBd
rye, or any other cold and cough
remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, so all
you have to do to get rid of that cold
a to step into the nearest drug store,
band the clerk half a dollar for a bottle
of Aspiroaal and tell bun to eerie you
two teatpoonfula with four teaspooo
fuls of water in a glass. With your
watch in your hand, take the drink
at one swallow and call for your mosey
bark in tvto minutes if you cannot
Thousands of letters testify to its curative properties. H. Timerlls,
reputable dry goods dealer in Durant Oklahoma, says: "I suZered with
Eczema for ten year, and spent SLOOOjOO for doctors treatments, without
-eeult. One bos of Hunf s Cure entirely cured me."
Don't fall to give Hunt's Sslve a trial price 5 cents, from your local
drcgslst. or direct by mail If he does not handle It
A. B. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO.. Sherman. Texas
Soj locally by the Intematicnal Drug Co.
The Merchants Breakfast served fed ?our coM fading away like a dream
at tne -Modern care is vevry popular
with business people. The menu is
varied and sustaining. Eat your
breakfast here it starts the day
right.
Modern Cafe.
Downstairs in the Mills Bldg. Adv.
Imported
never sold
saled tins
Pompelan OHe Oil
in bulk, but ahvays
-Adi
is
The Grandrtew Baptist Sunday
school will have a social at the mis
sion oa Friday evening at 7:2s. The
entertainment will be In charge of
Mrs. J. R. Bosderant and Mrs. K. G.
Hills, assisted bv Misses Hales Devo-
len. Avta Tipton. Frances Tipton.
Ruth Ostorne. Bdtth Jones. Alice
Strasser, and Margaret Hamilton.
There will be dialogues and recita
tions, also vocal and instrumental
music
A delightful birthday anniversary
nartv waa civen at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, J. B. Mnraay. M( Mesa
avenne. a f ew days, asm the oecastoa
being; the third Birthday anniversary
of their son, sanmes. ice cream ana
home made eake and candy were
served and games were enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon. Those present
were Ray Hanna. Richard Rowen.
Charley Bog-gs. Blanche Redndnto.
Otho carr. jr. Talma Perkins and
Ernestine Kaufman. Mrs. E. C Kauf
man assisted Mrs. Murphy in enter
taining and serving.
Oul of Town Visitors.
Miss Mary Corbin. of Houston.
Texas, arrived in the city oa Wed
nesday morning, called here by the
serious Illness of her sister. Mrs. H.
T Wickman, at her home 211 East
Missouri.
Miss Elisabeth Garden, niece of Mrs.
Will T. Owen, has returned to her
home in Little Rock. Arkansas, after
a visit of several weeks to her aunt,
Wl.. r.Mia .ran -rttwH nnmutmn.
social courtesies during her visit here.
Mrs. Percy K. tioime, oi isi wo,
Xew Mexico, who has been called to
El Paso oa account of the Illness and
death of her father. Dr. Robert Em
merson. Is staying- with her sister.
Mrs. Lawrence Moltane. 1922 Arisona
street.
El Pasoans Away
Miss Ella Ambrose left on Monday
for Greeley, Kansas, called there M
the serious illness of her mother
H. A. Hedberg. who has been living:
at Hotel Laughlln for some time, is
leaving Saturday for Phoenix to make
his home.
J. H. Und. of la North Oregon
street, has s-one. to Minas. Tecolote"
Santa Barbara. Mexico, where he wil
be for some time with the A S. an.l
R. company.
Mrs. Myra Sherrill. who has been
spending the winter with her dail
ter, Mrs, K. B. Edmunds, and Capt
Edmunds, of the Ela-hth caalrc. le't
Wednesdav morning for a business
trip to rjasKeii. xexas.
Show Company
Spruces Up In
El Paso Monday
Business is left in El Paso in many
was the pgolic do-, not often realixe.
For instadfce. the "Mutt and Jeff
company while here had all its cos
tumes cleaned by Wilson A Milllcan
and left heTe with a spick and
span outfit strain. Almost the entire
force of the cleaning plant was put
at the work of the compant Monday
and al! the costumes were back at the
theater three truck loads of them
in ample time for the performance
Monday night. They were taken from
the theater Sunday night after the
performance.
AH the costumes were cleaned ex
cept one set of accordion pleated
dresses for the cboros. These were
left nith the firm Monday night afte
the performance, with instruction to
clean them, repleat them and express
them to Phoeclx. where the company
will be Saturday. "I was so well
pleased with the other work," said
manager Wilson, "that I left these
costumes here, too. We left seTeral
hundred dollars In EI Paso for the
cleaning of our wardrobe. We had
IT: dresses for our chorus cleaned
alone."
News Item. 131 Paso
Herald. Feb. 24. l2e.
A
Remarkable
Feat-
Made possible by our com
plete equipment Hwd experi
enced workmen.
In farther eomMeatlBje on
the work, the manager of the
their mMi "In all my time
oa the road I hair never had.
neh excellent work la aaeh
short time. U HI heartttr
rtfOBinrad your work tt
other maaaiceri coming
here.
ar
ou all the time.
"
WILSON-MILLICAN
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Phone 4400.
'The Bal Cleaners" "The Best Work" "Tte Bed Service"
FINE FOR RHEOIKM
Mosterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints Drives Out Plain
Yorflt know why thoosands use
Mosteroie ooce you experience the
glad relief it gives.
Get a jar at ones from the nearest
drug store. It is a dean, white omt
meat, made with the cat of mustard.
Better than a mustard plaster and does
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Dances.
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Miss Manraret McOarer. of New Tork
who is the guest of Maj. and Mrs. '
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