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EL PASO HKRALD
Friday, July 9, 1920.
INDUSTRIES ASK
Gi PREFERENCE
Washington, D C. July 9 De-
iring their business to b tbreat
ered with destruction, representatives
or r early a dozen industries yesterday
aked the interstate commerce com-
irission to revoke or modify its order
if quiring: railroads to gie preference
c coal mines east of the Mississippi
r er in the consignment of open top
( ars.
Speaker after speaker at the com
mission s open hearings on the order
declared bis business would be forced
t o close down and his employes
'rown out of work unless the order
v. as rescinded or modified. Tiere
ere no indications, however, that
t f commission would make any
hange in theorder. which was issued
v. o weeks ago for the purpose of re
eing coal sbortagres throughout the
f j-itf-rn states
Industries protesting: against the
rde- included those manufacturing
r dealing- in crushed stone, cement,
-and gravel and lime and also gen
ral building contractors. Preceding
stlmony of their representatives
he commission heard Daniel WUlard.
hafrraan of the advisory committee
of the association of railway execu-
RUSSIAAGGEPTS
BRITISH TERMS
Spa, Belgium. July 9 (By the As
sociated Press.) The Russian Soviet
government has accepted all the con
ditions laid down by premier Lloyd
George for a resumption of trade re
lations as a result of conferences in
London with Leonid Krassin, accord
ing to announcement made In British
circles here tonight.
tives, who declared that priority of
service favoring the more essential
commodities was necessary to relieve
the present freight congestion.
CHAIR SHOWER FROM HOTEL
BRINGS CATTLEMAN'S ARREST
A barrage of chairs from a window
of the Paso del Norte hotel caused a
near riot Thursday night, which was
quieted when detectives arrested E.
L. Reynolds, wealthy cattleman of
Pecos, and charged him with dis
turbance of the neace.
According to the nonce, iteynoias
was burling the furniture oi ws room
out of the window. He furnished l!8
bond lor his appearance in police
court.
COHON BLOOMS JUNIOR GHAMBER
AROUND EL PASO PLANS ACTIVITIES
REAL ESTATE DEALER
STATES TRE F
Prominent Resident of Ce
dar Eapids, Iowa, Says
Tanlac Has Wonderfully
Benefited Both Himself
and Wife.
Tanlac has not only completely re
tored my health, but I have gained
n pounds in weight since Z started
taking it." said Abraham L. Davis,
13 South Tenth street. Cedar Rapids.
low,, a prominent real estate dealer
Five years ago 1 began suffering
frora stomach trouble. My appetite
-came very poor and even when I
d manage to eat a little something
j could seldom retain it. Finally I
trot so bad I had to confine myself
: a diet of breakfast food or milk
oast, but even this caused me to
i ioat up so badly with gas I was in
sery It was absolutely impossible
rr me to eat anything solid, for I
ways suffered with such intense
a rs in the pit of my stomach after
arc) I could hardly stand them.
rere was always a bad taste in my
ruth and I had such terrible head
aches they became almost unbear
able Quite often these headaches
came on me suddenly while at my
desk, everything became blurred be
fore me and I would have to stop
what I was doing, go homo and go to
bed. Z began losing weight, my
nerves became so badly shattered I
conld get but little sleep and always
got up with a draggy. tired -out feel
ing. Then, in addition to my other
troubles 1 suffered with rheumatism
in my knee-joints so bad I could
hardly walk and just bad to drag my
feet.
"Although Z have taken only six
bottles of Tanlac Z have as good an
appetite now as any one"could wish,
eat just anything I want and never
have any bad after effects. 1 sleep
like a child and always get up greatly
refreshed, feeling like an athlete. The
rheumatism has almost entirely gone
out of my knees and I can get around
as well as ever. I have irot had a
headache since Z began taking Tan
lac and just feel good all the time.
My wife had also suffered for a long
while from stomach trouble, and is
improving every day since she began
taking Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in El Paso by Cord ell
Drug Co Successors to Kelly & Pol
lard. Adv
Cotton is blossoming around El
Paso and looking fine, according to
reports valley farmers are making to
the county farm bureau at the cham
ber of commerce, he season Is
ahead of itself, cotton growers say.
as the cotton in the valley did not
beein to blossom until well on in
July last year and It began in the
latter part of June this yer. It is
not uncommon. ZL C Stewart, chair
man of the bureau, sam rnaay. to
find from 25 to 35 squares to a stalk.
The fine cotton showing which
many growers say is going to bring
them a bale to the acre, is in spite
of many obstacles. In the first place
grasshoppers are causing considerable
damage. These insects. Mr. Stewart
said, were hidden in the alfalfa oats
and barley. When these Vrains were
cnt the pests flew to the cotton and
r rwttintr thm leaves hadlv. Thurs
day night a hailstorm around Clint and
Fabens is reported to have done
seme damage, it aia not iasi long
enough. However, to go serious in
inrv.
To aid farmers in getting rid of
grasshoppers a formula for poisoning
them nas neen prepara oy iue
county farm bureau. It follows
Bran, 25 pounds; lead arsenate, 1
pound, neavy syrtn. s quarts; lemocs
6. and water. 2.5 gallons. Mix the
bran arM lead arseiate first and then
add syrup, water and lemons In the
order named. This Is to be sprinkled
in the evening' just before sundown
n sin c about elcht ounds to the acre.
I' the mixture is sprinkled in the
day time It win dry out oezore me
grasshoppers get to it.
Mr. Stewart received a report Fri
day that the first bale of cotton this
season in Texas had just been sold at
Houston and brought $1066.
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TOO MUCH ICEWATER 3IAT BE
CAUSE OF WATCHMAN'S DEATH
F. A. Blades, died suddently Thurs
day night while working at the Tri
State Telephone company, where he
was employed as night watchman. He
Is a brother of R. Z Blades, 712 North
Kansas street.
Death was due to heart disease.
according to Br. John Hardy. Blades
had been at work for an hour. It Is
believed his death may have been
rnnKM? to &om eTtent by the large
amount of Ice water which he drank
after coming to work, according to
other employes at the building. The
body was removed to the undertaking
parlors at 505 Texas street from
where the burial will be held at 10
oclock tomorrow morning.
Blades had been a resident or ei
Paso for two Tears. He was formerly
with toe quartermaster corps at Fort
Bliss.
MISS nUTU IUOS IS DEAD.
Miss Ruth Ems died at the home of
her sister. Mrs. O. O. Hlekenlively,
112? East Overland street, on July 5.
Funeral services were held at San
Ignacio church July 6 and burial was
at Concordia cemetery.
A program of activities will be
undertaken by the junior chamber of
commerce under Its plan of reorgani
zation, adopted Thursday, that will
inrlnit Almost vrrth tip nf a lvl
or public nature
under tne reorganization pian, the
junior organization will be operated
similarly to the senior organization.
That is. it will have a president and
, vu wiuci uauai viiiwin. ana a ooaru
of directors. There will be six de-
fiarxmenis, eacn oi wnxu wilt ha e
ts chairman. Thest are to replace
the old organization chairman and
ttAOrfv rtv mha fPAm.nf a .1 aw 1 ..
personnel may remain the same or
T A aIt it.nnimAiif. & ma .lt.H.
Service, civic Improvement. local In
dustrial and commercial Improve
mercial improvement, and traffic
in inunea experts ox tne senior
organization will handle the technical
details of the junior concern.
lioard of Director.
up of the six department chairmen.
" ptroiucai, ana tour meroDers to
be elected from the membership at
large.
ISnftTri nf th Jartmu4. m
-- -- iwvwuwHiM win nave
an executive committee and such sub
committees as are deemed necessary.
... . w vs uetwuaent mere
membership, entertainment, publicity
-u.a mu;. inc civic im
provement department will embrace
wij iiituuiuiB, rccreauoo Barely, char
ities, schools, tax and economy, etc
- .- .uuuouuu ana commer
cial improvement department will in-
retailers, etc, while the tributary In-
""" " " vuuxietrci4u improvement
"i "u. inciuueo lnvestigauons
Into mining ramtKlmr i.i. .
conditions.
rian Unanimously Approved.
Tti mr4nHnnl ; m
TVArlmnt -will h j...u.j m
.. nsu v wuwueu W1LU
what their names imply.
The reorganization plan was drawn
! wft ant. ttorr- was chairman.
"' ""'. pprvvai oi iianuei
- j t a i-jcwuflui, il was pre
sented to the juniors and unanimously
adopted. A constitution and bylaws
are now to be drafted.
-j.ne reorganization probably will
ThnZ&r. "" -"s ""'
Saturday and Monday
ss i esz&imi in. m
-ti:k iiiiiaai
W03IAS HELD OX BOOZE CHAIIGE.
Varata Wlilta m - -
..aav TTUII.C, A UVftlV WOQU.H, .r
rested by officers Beckett and Gregg
aw two was UVWUUK S UaU IOr OAJX
Antnnln vas cr4wan a k...- .-
commissioner Schmid Friday. She
waised hearing and was held in J 756
wuu iui vau one is bdia By ine OI
fleers to have had 14 pints of whisky
In her valise.
Keep Your Mone
I Brothers Earn Trip j
at Herald's Expense I
Every dollar invested in El Paso is a dollar to help this section
grow.
Every dollar invested elsewhere helps some other place to grow.
Invest your-savings and surplus capital in your home town and
help it to grow and develop.
If you invest your money locally the return on that money also
stays in town and helps the local merchant and the local hanker.
In investiing in the notes of El Paso Electric Company, which are
now offering, every dollar goes into permanent property for the pub
lic service somewhere in El Paso and vicinity.
This money goes into property to furnish the 112,000 people in
this vicinity with transportation, light and power, which are abso
lutely necessities of their daily lives.
The earnings from that property will continue as long as people
continue to live and do business in El Paso, and will grow with the
growth of the Community.
It is a real opportunity to have for investment a well secured ob
ligation of a sound home company which yields as high a return as
8. You would be doing yourself an injustice to miss that oppor
tunity. "With the partial payment plan (which we have adopted in or
der to get the largest possible number of local partners) this sound
and attractive, investment should be within the reach of all.
Write, Phone or Call
5 YEAR 7 GOLD NOTES
PEICE-96 AND INTEREST TO YIELD 8
$100, $500 and $1,000 sizes.
Notes in Limited Amounts May Be Purchased on
Partial Payments.
El Paso Electric Railway Co.
Telephone 3460.
1. : : r -jit
HERE ara two brothers Francis and
Jjo-xeU Wheeler, sons of A. H.
Wheeler, of the T M. C, who
wanted to spend their vacation to
gether. so each secured 15 one-month
snbscriptions to The EJ Paso Herald,
thereby winning the trip The Herald
is string the "X" boxs to Camp What
umakit. These boys said their daddr
helped them and the subscriptions
were easily obtained. They are en
joying every moment of their fine
outing-, they say.
Kodak Finlabing. See Gasdara. Adv
1 WzZr&ti-r) c? I ISSRoj
parasols 1-2 off
All of our beautiful women's parasols are in
eluded in this Saturday and Monday selling at 'A
off the The Globe's usual low prices. They show
all the season's latest novelties in shape, bandies
and color combinations. Materials are silt and
cotton iu all wanted colors. A splendid ebafice to
lecure a summer parasol at Yi PRICE. '
leather purses
A well selected purse marks the well-dressed
woman. We have just received & new shipment
of leather purses in all the new shapes and styles,
including the popular Ethel Barryaore. Special
for Saturday and Monday, S1.25 and up.
women 's
smocks
Lovely cool Summer smocks of batiste and
Japanese crepe. Regular $7.95 and $8JS0 values.
Special for Saturday flj C QCf
and Monday J)0.i7U
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS
A new shipment of straw hats portraying new
mid-Summer styles. Best quality straws trimmed
with ribbon and straw of contrasting colors.
Special for Saturday JJO 9Q
and Monday Di.vi7
WOMEN'S EXTRA SIZE PETTICOATS Plain
white A. B. C Silk Petticoats with double panel,
hemstitched bottom. Special ?i QC
for Saturday and Monday : aPT'elD
EXTRA SIZED PETTICOATS Taffeta petti
coats in all colors, trimmed with raffles. Special
for Saturday tfj'T QC
and Monday P '
infants'
bonnets
Prettily made bonnets and caps of pifBe, voile
and organdie. Large variety of dainty styles.
Ages 6 months to 3 years. Spedal tf Q Q
for Saturday and Monday Jli7
specials
Following our usual cuslom ne present
for Saturday and Monday's selling items
of interest at noteworthy savings that will
appeal to all careful shoppers.
specials in women's
silk hose
First quality silk hose in aft wanted colors.
Special for Saturday and Monday
$1.50 SDk Hose, 98c
52.00 Silk Hose, $1.49
&50 S3k Hose, $1.93
$3.50 Silk Hose, $2.49
voile
dresses
Beautiful flowered voSe dresses, some 'made
with tunics, others trimmed wits satin folds,
tome have sashes, others belts. Prettily trimmed
with lace, satin and setf material. (f "I "k Q C
Special for Saturday and Monday P JL UetO
lingerie
blouses
-$19S and $5.50 bkmses at S&tt. Made with
long and short sleeves, trimmed wH& embroidery,
beading, buttons, yokes of fees Insertion, tucks,
tacs collars, etc. Special for dQ CQ
Saturday and Monday ......aPtJaOc
women 's
vests
Women's thin lisle cotton vests, band tops, ex
tra long. Special for jq
Saturday and Monday .....w.... ...... jC
toilet specials
for Saturday only
Djer Kiss Vanishing Cream , &
Odo-ro-no ,...,....... 29c
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder 19c
Lot Me Face Powder ....... 39c
Mum Deodorant J9e
Pompeian Night Cream or Massage Creara... 39c
Melba Talcara Powder, an odors 19c
Daggett & RamsdelTa Cold Cream, 50c size.. 39c
Cuticnra Ointment 39c
Mexican Herb Hair Tonic , ... 79c
tcCk
boys 'wash suits
and rompers
Mothers have found that plenty of
wash suits enables them to keep the
children looking dean and fresh. la
faet, there is real economy is having
a goodly number of wash suits on
hand. The special prices we have
placed on these handy garments will
be good news to parents. These suits
are well made of good quality gala
tea, percale, madras, linene, kiddy
doth, etc. They come in all the
wanted styles and are nicely trimmed
with self and contrasting materials.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY AND
MONDAY
11.49 Suits and Rompers ...... 3U9
flSS Suits and Rompers .. 3L59
SZ25 Suits and Rompers ...... 5LS9
$2.75 Snti and Rompers .... $Z2S
S3JS0 Suits and Rompers .... 8235
&50 Snits and Rompers ... S43S
extra special
BOYS' WHITE SAILOR SUITS
Boys' long peats, white sailor suits,
made of white galatea with blue
trimming os collar and cuffs and
emblem embroidered oa steers; sailor
tie. Sizes 6, 7 and 8. Special for
Saturday aqd $ Q A C
and Monday PJfrO
BOYS' OPEN MESH UNION
SUITS Well made, durable gar
ments, short sleeves, knee length
Ages 8 to 14 years. Special for Sat
urday and On
Monday Oi?C
BOYS' CHECKED DIMITY UNION
SUITS Made of good quality dim
ity, athletic cut, V neck. All wanted
sizes. Special for nn
6aterday and Monday 70C
BOYS' KNICKERS Kniekers of
best grade Palm Beaeh Cloth in nie
dtaza and dark colors; i with re
inforced seams. Special for Satur
day and Monday:
Sixes 8 to 12 An nn
years , i)
Sizes IS to.17 Ao qq
fears T.v 07O
PHONE 5200.
child's sleepers
Brighton make of nice quality
wash material. Billy Burke models.
Ages 3 to W years. Special for Sat
urday and f 1 1 f
Monday . j. Pi A 7 COR. OVERLAND &
FOR ALL DEPTS
THE GLOBE
boudoir caps
WaaJi satin, georget and crepa d
cMne caps, trimmed with wu&abia
laea and rifcbae. Kwmi fr mm
wti ,.
SAN JACINIO STS. Saturday and Monday .,.... 47''
-"The Store That Sells For Less'
I LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for J
a few cents Try it I
Squeeze tbe Jo tee of two lemons Into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orcnara wmie. suKe welt, and yon
have a quarter pint of toe best freckle
na tan lotion, and complexion beau
Ufier. at very, verv small cost.
Tour jrrocer has the lemons and int
drug store or toilet counter will sim
ply three ounces of orchard white for
a iew cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion Into the face, neck
arms and hands each day and see bow
freckles and blemishes disappear and
how clear, soft and rosy-white the
skin becomes. Yes' It is harmless
and never irritates. Adv.
"TIZ" FOR TIRED,
PUFFED-UP FEET
Instant relief for sore, aching, tender,
calloused feet
and corns.
You're footslck! Tour feet feel
tired, puffed up. chafed, aching:,
sweaty, and they need Tls.n
"Til" maJces feet remarkably fresh
and sore-proof. "Tit" takes tbe pain
and burn right out of corns, callouses
and bunions. Tiz" is the grandest
foot-gladdener the world has ever
known.
Get a bor of Tiz" at any drug
store and end foot torture for a whole
year. Never have tired, aching.
sweaty, smelly feet; yoar shoes will
fit fine and yon'll only wish you had
tried Tii" sooner. Accept no anbstl
tnte. Adv.
To Banish Wrinkles and
Freshen Up Quickly
After m. strenaooa dsy outdoors, when
winds, heat snd extuuutlon hsrs com
bined to take away one's frhnu -,,
caused the skin to wrinkle and sag or
after a tedious or fretful day Indoors
one often has urgent seed for some quick
rejnvenator Maybe there's a dance en
for the erecing; or some other social
event. Row in the world can one nake
uvroeii yrcKnuDic, loosing- as sue does
It's quite easy
Just get so ounce of powdered uio
lite and a half pint witch hasel at he
nearest druc store, rait ttu .m b
bathe the face in the solution for two or
inree mwnies. xnen look into your
mltror and behold the wonderful trani
formation' Wrinkles hare Tasished.
loose, tired muscles have been rested snd
firmed up." marks of fatigue hare
flown, and yon look so ranch brlrh ter
snd you nee-- yon ran hardly bellTe your
eyes. o one neea nesitate to try ..his,
th witch haxe snd saxollte belnr so
perfectly harmless Ad.
Dr. James Vance, El Pasc district
champion, will meet J. E. Paddock In
tbe first match o tbe first flight In
tbe summer handicap tournament of
the HI Paso Country club Saturday at
tbe links In the tipper valley. Pair
ings for tbe first, second and third
flights were issued Friday by the
handicap committee.
Play will continue in the three
flights oTer Saturday and Sunday.
Those not eliminated will play again
on July 17 and 1& and will continue
elimination rounds on July 24 and 26.
Tbe qualifying; round in the summer
handicap tourney was neia on juiy
and & The pairings for the next
three flights follow;
First Sixteen Dr James Vance vesos
J. E. Paddock. Ol C. McConneU Tersus
Sexlren. J B. Weraham Tersos C. A. Wise.
James Borders Tersus W S. Race. Waters
Darls Terms IL E. Christie, d. j. Hen
neny Tersus E. C Perrenot. E. B. Neff
versus 0. A. Trost. W. E. Ward Tersus A.
H. Key.
Second Sixteen H. P. Worthlngtan ver
sus Dr F. N. Brown. B. W. McAfee
versus P. W. Glover, ,W. W. Carpenter
Tersus R. I King. C XL Teague Tersus
Paul Thomas Robert McCart. jr.. versus B.
I Clements W. E. Race versus E. P.
Rankin, jr, C P. Brown versus W IL
Sheiton. C IL Nebeker versus CoL Weed,
Third Slxteen K. Doerr versus V. E.
Roberts. E. JL Wbitaker Tersus bye. War
ren Pllcher versus Ernest HcAauley. E. C
Davis Terans bye. W R. Jamleson versus
bye. A. I. Cox Tersus bye, W. a Weiss
versus bye. eraige versos oye, junicwn
Pl&ys Cox. Weiss plays Craig.
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ARIZONA RAILWAYS FOR TAX
PURPOSES VALUED $101,084,350
Phoenix. Aris.. July 9. The valua
tion or Arizona's rauroaas lor taxa
tion pnrposes Is J101.e8f.lS0. It was
announced bv the state tax commis
sion. Tbe commission had completed
appraisal of the railroad properties.
Fiimres made nubile by the commis
sion showed that during tbe past
year railroad construction had been
almost at a stanosiui. u not yuue
Total construction was stven as
seven tenths of a mile.
n,ooo VEnDiCT give noY
E. BUHKXXEW SET ASIDC
Tucson. Ariz. July 9. Judge Saw-
telle. of the United States district
court, yesterday set asiae tne verdict
of J2S.O0O awarded Roy E. Burkelew
against the Arizona Copper company
and granted the defendants a new
trial. He rendered no opinion with
the decision. Burkelew Is suing for
personal Injuries sustained when
burned while employed by tbe copper
company.
rfEGIlO MINISTER IIURT.
Ilev. F. O. Brown, a negro minister,
was sllehtly bruised at Alameda and
Stevens street. Thursday night when
he was struck by an automobile. The
driver, whose name was not learned.
took him to Hotel Tieu, where he was
treated.
Desert Water Bags.
Verv low Driees. More than S04K.
ware & Rubber Co. 216 Texas t-
off recnlar price. J. B. Wood Hard-
Tel. 49. Adv.
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PAIRINGS IDE
FOR HANDIGAPATALBUQUERQUE
Albuquerque, N. 3X, Jnly S- "In the
present political contest there is no
issue of moment between Democrats
and Republicans and tbe contest nar
rows down to a battle for tbe right to
conduct tbe federal government dur
ing tbe next four years." said United
States senator Charles S. Thomas, of
Colorado, in an address before a
local civic organization here yester
day. "Personally. I should like to
see tbe Issue determined upon tbe
qualifications, ability and character
of tbe presidential candidates and
upon that alone.
"The need of tbe nation now," be
said, "is economy In national expendi
tures, reduction of burdensom taxes
and their more equitable distribution.
increased production and tbe elimi
nation of evil class distinctions.
Democrats and Republicans alike, be
said, have Included planks for econ
omy In their respective platforms for
tne ia 49 years, wcue continuing to
indulge in extravagances in congies
sional action.
LICENSED TO WED.
Jose Rivera and Sofia Ocbotorena.
Carlos Contreraa and Lux Acosia.
Bert Stevenson and . L- Stevenson.
Willis Hockley and Margaret E.
Sandero.
Juan Io pex and Rita Ho&nln.
FRECKLES
Don't Tilde Thm With, a
move Them With Otklae
Strength
Vellf Re-
Double
The first wax preparations for the
use or students in anatomy were maoe
by a woman.
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S UXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove
poisons from stomach,
liver and bowels.
The first woman official of Mercr
county, N J- !& Mrs. Jennie M. Mc
Dermott who was recently appoint
ed deputy surrogate.
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only look for the name California on
the package, then yon ara sure your
child Is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physic for the
little stomach, liver and bowels. Chil
dren love its delicious fruity taste.
Full directions for child's dose on
each bottle Give it without fear
Mother! Tou must say "California."
1 AdT.
This preparation for the removal of
freckles Is usually so successful Is
removing freckles and giving a clear,
beautiful complexion that It la sold
under guarantee to refund the money
If it fails.
Don't hide your freckles nnder a
veil; get an ounce of Othise and re
move them. Even the first few ap
plications should show a wonderful
Improvement, some of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othlne: It Is this
that Is sold on the money-back guar
antee. Adv.
j WANT A
I VICTR0LA?
I $1 Cash-$1 A Week
i WIL BUY ONE!
nan
I 369 Xorth Ores. It.
It
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tWITH A HEWITT"!
Do You Want To
Save Money On
Your Shoe Repair Work?
Then Send Your
Shoes To The
"ENTERPRISE
ff
.
2
Remember, that repairing Shoes re
quires knowledge
just the same as
any other profes
sion. Why not then let
your shoes be han
dled by well trained
men, who know
something about
shoes.
It costs less
money and better
service at the
Best Grade Rufcber
Heels; per pair. .. OU
Enterprise Shoe Shop
316 Mesa Ave., SI Paso.
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