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EL PASO HERALD
Army Officers, Wives and Friends
Will Enjoy Moonlight Riding Party j
Br FRANCS DICKSON'
OFFICERS of the Seventh cavalry, i airplane to Elephant Butte dam one
with their wives and gnests. win day thr week.
have a riding party tonight. leav- jrr ' f i
ing Fort Bliss at sundown and: riding VV OmEJl 5 KJTgOTUZaiWnS.
to Casa Colorado, where they will The gna of u,,. rlrst preshTterlan
have dinner. Some of the party will church will meet at 4 ocloek Thursday
motor oat and all will ride and drive afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. Hal
back together by moonlight. Tho ! ISfcJ!
who are Included In the party are im 7t K- rwn twi n r tz. Mm
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Asbury Metbostst church will
meet at 3 ocloek Thursday afternoon
In the church parlors. Mrs. W. B.
Sharp will give the Bible lesson. Mrs.
C H- Rhodes will talk on the work In
the rural districts, and Mrs. A. A.
Lawler and Mrs. James Morris will
sing a dnet.
Mrs. Vance Fulkerson, 181$ North
Stanton street, is hostess this after
noon to the members of the Wednes
day Embroidery dub. The rooms are
decorated In Shasta daisies. Punch
and an Ice course will be served. Mrs.
W. O. O'Brleat. sister of Mrs. Fnlker
son. is a guest of the club for the
afternoon. The clob members In
clude Mesdames M. Outlaw, TV. H.
Green. G. B. Estes, Nora Wallen, G. W.
King. P. Cant-well E. M. Whltaker.
IThursday's Calendar
I Of Social Evenlsl
Lieut, and Mrs. W. R. Hamhy, Uest.
and Mrs. Fred "W. Koester, Capt. and
Mrs. W R. Stlckman, Capt. and Mrs.
D. S. Wood, Mrs. Anna Moffett, Mrs.
B K. Dorcy, Lieut. C. H. Martin. Capt.
T W Cunningham, Lieut. Shaw.
Lieut- Rlngling. CoL Parker, Llent
Larson, Lieut. Roy E. Craig, Ueut.
Van Ingen, Lieut. W. L. Hamilton.
"apt. L. E. Collins, and the Misses
tCatherine Symonds, Belle McNarney.
Margaret Gething, Geraldlne Whlt
Tiore Those who will motor down
will be CoL and Mrs. Symonds, Dr.
and Mrs. Wetmore, Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Goodwin and Mrs. C. M. Burke.
The officers of the Seventh cavalry
who have been stationed at Elephant
Bute dam for several weeks, wul re
turn to their quarters at Fort Bliss
this week.
Sergt- Ben H. Dorcy. Jr., son of CoL
Ben H Dorcy of the Seventh cavalry,
who is with the aviation corps at
Fort Bliss, will carry the mall by
Frank Logan and B. Bailey.
a miscellaneous surprise ssower
I SPECIAL
I BARN DANCE g
S At tkc Root Garden To- Bj
flg morrow and Friday Eg
8 nl&htM. Com and 70a Qj
IBj n-lll mare tic time of B
flU Special farors, caps, IBS
Ma serpentines, etc will be H9
Iff Siren to the xnentm. Hal
BE Everyone Is rcoiest- US
H ed to vrear OTeraJU or 03
BH rlaikam In recnlar Cii- MS
IS ele Kram style. ' S1
ml popular rmens. B
1 ROOF GARDEN I
1 Pasa Be! Norte Bate! m
9 THE BEST MUSIC IX H
SAY "DIAMOND DYES"
Doiit streak or rain yssr jsaterijl in a
poor dye. Insist en "DUnoad Dyes."
feasy dhitHmis ia package.
"FREEZONE"
Lift Off Corns! No Pain!
kUk
Soesn t hurt a bit! Droo a little
Freesone os an aching corn. IsstssUy
.nac corn slops nomas, tnen enosuy
you lift It right off with tuttn.
Truly!
Tear druggist sells a ttar battle of
Freesone for a few cents, sufficient to
remove every hard corn, soft earn, or
corn between the toes, and the cal
luses, without soreness or imtatton.
Adv.
WEURALBIA
tl EASES ATOKCE BY THE
V OLD REUABLE REMEDY-
DEPQHJABLE ASSOLUTELY-
was given Tuesday afternoon by the
Susanna Wesley juioie class 01 tne
Asbury Methodist church for Mrs. C
D. Donovan, a member of the class
and a recent bride. The shower was
given after the regular business
meeting: of the class at the home of
Mrs. B. B. Brantly, SilS Douglas
street. The entertainment of the
afternoon included a guessing con
test, won by Mrs. H. M. Smith. Punch
and cake were served.
The guests and members of the
olass Included Mesdames 15, V. Chaney,
M. N. Clifton, M. B. Temple, Mae Sim
mons, B. B. Brantly, B; F. Brantly, It.
H. McNeace, Henry Gardner. J. B.
Boll, O. F. Berg, C. D. Donovan. C H.
Brown, T. A. Tonne. G. P. Banks,
A. E. BerryhllL H. M. Smith, J. I
Morris. A. B. Nuget, J. H. Messer. Rev.
H. M. Smith and Miss Winnie Rlson.
The next meeting will be held the
first Tuesday in September at the
home of Mrs. A. B. Berrybllt, 3611
Douglas street. ,
The Missionary society of the
Trinity Methodist church met Tues
day afternoon In the church annex
for the monthly business meeting
ana a Bociai session, urs. u. M. smith
presided. Mrs. S. G. Douglss offered
prayer. Mrs. w. A. Trayler gave the
Scripture lesson. "Conditions From a
Religions viewpoint In Rural Com
munities," was the topic described by
Mrs. Tomas Watson. Mrs. J. Cox, of
La Mesa. N. M.. nra Interesting re
ports of the missionary societies of
senno ana La aiesa.
Mrs. wlllls Ransom read the min
utes. Mrs. O. A. Danlelson and Mrs.
William Sachs save the treasurer's
report. Mrs. I. X. Corrington told of
tbp young people's societies: Mrs. H
L. Graham, of the soda service work
and Mrs. A. M. Grambllne cave the
travelers' aid report.
The thank offering was taken by
Mrs. B. O. Brattstronx and Mrs, Eva
Penny.
"Come TTnto Me," from Handars
"Messiah" was sung by Mrs. Bess
Bomar.
New members Joining the society
were Mrs. H. L. Lockhart and Mrs.
G. W. Duncan.
The next business meeting or the
eedety will be held on the fifth Tues
day in Axurust. as the revival serv
ices begin la September. At this
meeting Mrs. A. M- G rambling. Mrs.
Lee Meer and Mrs. L. H. Clauneh win
be the hostesses.
A letter from Mai. Leonard a. Coop
was read exnresslmr his appreeiaUen
of the eatertainmeBts given by the
women zor the convalescent soldiers
of the base hospital. -
Miss Carrie Moseiey. or jeuersea.
Texas, a sister of Mrs. D. M. Smith,
was introduced to the society and re
sponded with a rief talk.
Miss Maria tayng Gibson, of the
Searritt Bible and Training school, of
Kansas City, was also Introduced and
gave a talk along missionary lines.
Miss Mesley and Miss Gibson were
the honor guests of the society at
the social hour which followed the
business meeting.
Mrs. F. R. Knickerbocker, accom
panied by Mrs. H. L. Lockhart. played
a violin solo, "Serenade." by Plerna.
itexresnments or ices, caices ana
11 JTIDSUMMER festival of Cornelia
jyi Branch Stone chapter. Children of
the Confederacy, In Cleveland
square.
Barn dance on roof garden of Pa&o
del Norte hotel, with Fred B. Hum
phreys as host.
Called meeting of the El Faso
League of Women Voters for 4:30
ocloek in T. W. C A. club rooms.
First Presbyterian church gnlld
meeting at home of Mrs. G. Hallett
Johnson. 2S2S Pershing Drive, at 4
ocloek.
Swimming in T. W. C A. pool.
Adults 9 a. m. till noon, llo I and
7 to S ocloek p. m. Children 1 to 4
p. m.
Wesley Bible class of Trinity
Methodist- church will meet at 3
ocloek in church annex.
The Women's guild of St. Paul's
Lutheran church will meet at 2:90
ocloek at the home of Mrs. O. M. Ras
ter, ills Laura street.
Musical.
A delightful program was given by
members of the MaeDowell club at
their Tuesday night musicals In the
elubrooms of the Woman's club. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
garden flowers of the season. Mrs.
Ralph Henderson and Miss Florence
Crlssey played a Bach concrto for
two violins. Thy were accompanied
by Mrs. Walter T. Fonsford, pianist.
Miss Gardner Leeper played two
piano selections. Caprice vlennols and
prelude in C sharp minor by Bach
manloff. John PrlnaJe Scott's "The
Secret" and Cowen's "Snow Flakes"
were sung by Mrs. L. G. Wltherspoon,
accompanied on the piano by Mrs. W.
R. Brown. Beethoven's Largo from
the Sonata opus 10 cumber 3 was
played by Mrs. F. O. Barrett. Mrs. J.
Walter Christie sang "A Summer
Wrht fcv Trtm nnrt "since I First
Met Thee" by Rubensteln. She was tie chic combination.
UXUmy,UIlCU VJT M1B9 eUMJ utviuiauu,
at ino piano, uus uiaays iwow.
ninnfftt hlavAti Kesrfi e ttxkvs "Arab-
esaue" and Seeboecka "Air do Ballet
Crlnetale.
Charming Creation For Early Fall
THIS charming creation, combining the close-fitting turban and wiie, pictnx
esqne brini of stiffly wired lace, is for early fall wear. The turban is of
black velvet, which, seen through the lace brim, adds to the attractiveness of
El Pasoam Away.
nnrr fs. Mit-tln Is In California
visiting Mrs. Martin and son. who are
antnrflTC at fhn beaches.
Mrs. Lottie Condon and her small
daughter, Lozier, of El Paso, visited
at the William MacNeely home at La
Mess, N. M for a few aays.
rvr Pant Rlroev. his little dauch'
ter. Ann, and Mrs. Benjamin Condon
went to La Mess, N. M. by auto for a
short visit at the some oc -. j. ig
ney. Mr. Ja,n9 T Edwards and son.
James W. Edwards, have left for
Wheeling, W. Vs-, and Joints in Ohio.
Later they will join Mr. and Mrs.
L. K. Tucker, in New Tork city.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Orndorff. their
sister. Miss Olive Davis, and children.
Virginia and Lee. Jr. are making a
motor trip to Colorado, where they
will spend the remainder of the sum
mer.
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About El Pasoans.
TTnbert Sharp, who has been spend
ing the sumratr with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C T. Sharp, 1413 North
Brown street, will raturn next week
to Berkeley, Calif, where he will re
sume his studies at the university.
Miss Zella Prater, of El Paso, who
has been connected with the Alpine
schools, will arrive in Alpine August
i for a few days' visit with her sis
ter. Mtss Myra rraier. wno is in
stroeting In the Sul Ross Normal col
lege rammer sehooL Miss Zella
Prater will be connected with the
Dallas publicschools this fall, and
Miss Mvra Prater WHi again ne prin
cipal of the Beall school at El Faso.
Aulomobiling and Oulings.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cain and Mrs.
B. Strickland have left lor a motor
trip by way of the Grand Canyon and
the northern route to California,
where they will spend the next two
months at the beaches.
A camping party of 28 persons will
leave El Paso Monday for Elephant
Butte dam. Las Vegas and Cloodcrott,
where they will be guests at "Dixie."
the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
F. Howard, for two or three weeks.
Former Pastor Of Central Baptist j
1 Church Is Guest Oi Friends Here I
mints were .served by the hostesses, j The party Is in honor of Dr. and Mrs.
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with
and
LAPUDINE
ITS LIQUID - QUICK EFFECT
Mrs. G. C Roberts, Mrs. T. M. B
Mrs. J D. Groesbeck and Mrs.
Avers.
The rooms were decorated
wicker baskets of daisies
boquets of zenlas and gladioli.'
El Pasoans Returning.
Sam Dreben has returned to Bl
Paso, after an absence, of several
months in the south and east.
Mrs. John MeWhorter and son have
returaed to ther home after two
weeks' visit at Clotidcroft. N. M-
A. W. Norcop, 1610 North Stanton
street, has retsmed from a two
weeks' visit to various points In Cal
ifornia. Mrs. Ella Grambliag is at home In
the Knickerbocker apartments, after
a month's visit in Dallas and (astern
Texas.
Mrs. John 8. Crozler and Miss
Helen Crosier. 3110 Louisville street,
have returned from a two months
visit with friends in California.
Mrs. R. J. Pritchard and baby have
returned to El Paso, after a visit of
several months at Ocean Park. San
Diego and other places In California,
Mrs. Ella L. Pickering, worthy ma
tron of Pleiades chapter O. E. B, who
has been ill in Los Angeles, where
she Is visiting relatives. Is Improving
and will retnrn to El Paso next week.
vi ioa tsisnop has returned to EI
Paso after a two month's trip along
the Pacific coast, stopping at Port
land, oan rraneisco, xyis Angeles.
Long Beach and various points of
interest.
O. J. Wade, Mies Madge and Miss Ada
Claire-Wade, pf Texarkana, Ark.
Parlies.
REV. AND MRS. O. J. WADE, Miss
Madge and Miss Ada Claire Wade,
of Texarkana. Ark., are visiting
friends In El Paso. They will be
here a month. Dr. Wade was forraei
ly pastor of the Central Baptist
church.
Mr. and Mrs. A. & Howard, 1815
Arlsona street entertained Tuesday
night with a dinner in honor of Dr.
and Mrs. Wade and their daughters.
The rooms were decorated with pink
rosea and sink shaded candles and
lamps. The same color scheme was
used lor the ice course of the sinner.
Besides the guests of honor and the
host and hostess, covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. c M. mania Mr. ana
Mrs. C V. Naie. Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Morris and Rev. and Mrs. F. W.
HatoheU.
A reception lor au members oi tee
Central Baptist church will be held
Friday evening at the heme of Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Howard, ISIS Arlsona
street, in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Wade
and their daughters.
Dr. and Mrs. W. C Thomsson and
children. Evelyn and Olln, of Pitts
burg. Pa. who have been making a
two month's tour of the cob n try. es-
peeiany the Pacific coast, are guests
of Dr. Thompson's sister, Mrs. A. L.
Foote, and Dr. Foots, of 3113 Hueco
street. They will be here several
weeks.
Misa Daisy Mae Langford Is spend
ing this week at Chamberioe. N. M.
after several weeks spent In Bl Paso
with her brother, Tedddy, who recent
ly underwent a very serious operation
at Hotel Dies.
-
Mrs. E. W. Teed, who has been vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. F. B. Shot
well, of J5J: Mountain avenue, tor
several weeks, left today for an ex
tended visit In Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Bmmett Lewis and
daughters, of Oklahoma City, who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. '
h. u, omicn. zsw wneeung sireex,
have returned to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Woodwork, of
Toronto, Canada, have come to El
Paso and will make their home here.
Mrs. Woodwork is a sister of J. C.
Echlln. 1519 North Florence.
Dr. E. R. Carpenter is visiting old
friends in El Paso, from his present
home in Dallas. He has recently un
dergone a serious operation for kid
ney troubles.
Mrs. Gilbert Laird, of New Tork
city, who has been the guest of her
sister. Mrs. A. H. Kraft, will leave
El Faso August If. tor her heme in
New Tork.
Miss Marr Shannon, of Maria.
Texas, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Den Kchey. for two er three weeks.
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For Thursday, Friday and Saturday's Selling
Here is an opparlumly to supply the children with present and future shoes. Our sale
pricing has produced values that will cause these shoes to sell rapidly. In order thai joa
may have the full advantage of selection we advise your coming early while the goods
are plentiful.
Included in this sale are about 500 pairs short lines in'
Wliite Canvas and Patent Ankle Ties, some Oxfords and a few
Brown Pnmps:-
$2.00 and $2.50 Values Cut to $1.45
$2.75 and $3.00 Values Cut to $1.95
$3.50 Values Cut to $2.45
$4.00 Values Cut to $2.95
$5.00 and $5.50 Values Cut to $3.95
$6.00. and $6.50 Values ditto $4.45
$7.00 Values Cut to $545
Guarantee Shoes Are a -"Guarantee" of Fit d Comfort.
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No
Exch'ng's
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GREATER EL PASO'S
GREATEST SHOE STORE i
UUIMUUMT'
SHOE- cnMPAHY.
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203 MESA
See Display in Center Shoe Window.
WOBrANGE' IS A STRONG PICTURE
"Romanee." featuring Deris KeaaeO
b rii sMnev. is a splendid fea
ture picture that Is being shown at
.,.. x,i- ttiul, tfcla wreak, en-
H- L. Younr. of Lordsburg. N. M iT.--.., . .rnrata selections en
who has been in El Paso for a few .,.- ni..., mi,
days, has returaed to his home. tv- picture tells the story of the
Miss Jenny Mae Elliott, of Midland.
Texas, Is the guest of Miss Lenna Rettr.
inson tor a lew cays.
f Mrs. Alma Collier Porter Is Married
I In Kansas City To Sherwood R. Chase
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One of the most delightful parties
of the week was the garden party
and dance given Tuesday night by Mr.
and Mrs. S. J. Gatlln. 1J01 East Rio
Grande street, tn honor of their niece.
Miss Louise dreea. of Lebanon. Tenn
and Miss Mary Kelly, of Ki Paso.
About Iff guests were present. The
rooms were decorated with daisies.
palms and ferns. The flower garden I
was beautum witn ooiorea ugnts
strung about the walks and over the
tables ana seats.
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Dinners and Luncheons.
Miss Myra Pearson will entertain
at luncheon Saturday at bar home,
ses Xavada -street.- In honor of Miss
.Elizabeth Woodsefe, house guest of
Misses j&ajone ana Atisarca row.
Peach Greatest Short
Season Fmil Crop
Washington. D. C Aug. 4. Peaches
lead all other short season tree fruits
in the United States in the number of
carloads shipped from producing re
gions anna&uy, according 10 iietbb
collected by the bureau of markets of
the United States department of agri
culture. Considering aU fruits, peaches rank
fourth in carlots sent to market, be
ing surpassed only by the long sea
son fruits applet and oranges and
by watermelons- The approximate
yearly average number of cars of the
four fruits mentioned reaching mar
ket during the past four years are:
Apples, 67,M0: oranges, J5.000: water
melons, IS.WS; peaches, !5,000.
The only close competitors of
peaches on the markets of the United
States are grapes, of which about
3Z,0o0 carloads were shipped annually,
and cantaloupes, the annual ship
ments of which were approximately
17,000 cars. The carloads of straw
berries and pears shipped were
slightly less tban hair those of
peaohes. An average of approximately
7M0 carloads of grapefruit and 3000
ears of plums and prunes combined
were shipped annually for the oast
four years.
The combined peaen shipments or
Georgia and California are as great as
those of all other states combined.
ANNOUNCEMENTS have been re
ceived in 81 Paso of the marriage
of Mrs. Alma. Collier Porter, for
merly of this city, to Sherwood Rlght
myer Chase, of Tulsa, Okla., in Kan
sas City July IS. Mrs. Chase was ac
companied to Kansas City by her lis
ter, Mrs. D. A. Toureene, of Denver,
whose guest she had been for the1 last
two months. Mr. and Mrs. Chase left
for a tris to Chieaira. Buffalo. Niagara
alls and other places in tlie east and
in canans They will make their
home is Tulsa.
Mrs. Chase will be remembered here
by a large circle of friends. She had
been a resident of this city tor many
years previous to last September,
when she wsnt to Tulsa.
The marriage of Miss Inez Luce, of
Bl Paso, daughter of Harry Luce ef
Clint, to Sergt. Monte N". Haywood,
ordnance department. Fort Bliss, took
place Saturday afternoon In Las
Cruces, N. H-, at the heme of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Kills. The ceremony was
performed br Rev. Mr. Rodrianez.
pastor of the Las Cruces Preebyterlan-I
eoureo. The pride was given away
by her father and was attended by
Mrs. Betty Murray, of 3 Paso, as
matron of honor. Following tho cere
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Sills entertained
the bridal party with a wedding
breakfast at their home.
sir. and Mrs. Haywood will be at
love of a minister for a stage ia
voriu. a. noted, singer of the days of
lAdaHea-PatH. and of , "
Isavedfrem herself by tnnuenee
of his love. tBouga was o
enousb to rise above the betehu of
tnTSmmonPlase In the final an-
The fact that woman must "pay
the price- for the eSns ofthe jvorti
while man continues to enjoy all that
Is good, regardles, of what be may
do. is emphasised la the Plots".
While the Mte. ' no!wha.t,
audience might like It to . tUl tt
Is what one might expect from a
world that recognises one standard
for a mas and another tor a wemas.
A secondary romanee Is wevsa late
the ploture that ends as the audi
esee would like It, making assess
is a way fox disappointment in the
other rsmanee.
The seuisos fr the picture are
elaborate ass appropriate, including
the eestnjpes of the days of lone
ago. Sleighing, stately minuets and
social courtesies such as marked
Americas life In the days after the
civil war are depleted with great
oare to detail.
3e pletnre is interesting in every
respect and Miss Kease and Mr. Sid
ney are sees la seme remarkable act
ing, particularly towards the finale.
Tito picture sad Its first showing
last evening and will run the rest of
the week at the SUaaay. G. A. M
Granulated
Eyelids
To care Granulated ZreBez, apaiy fc
. posmrs ASTEEfTio heausg oh.
tatio fewer Eds loat at tie hue ef tie
Isiaes. PuS the urrtr Sd m; treat tie
eye so that you esa set at It fatter asd
avoid tsccalsa the ejtbaO.
It reaeves tnstastlr, taxes ect aStaSaa
miTtftn ssd heals sad cores the sores.
A Hesang Asfljeptie ef the hithest
eeeamacded by every dream.
sees It. It all depends m the
response to stlmalt and the angle
of vision and a let et technical
But sa1 there lot of satletaetion
fo 'the dlfferesee si fsstes which
gives eaen of as te"-hepe of seem
ing lovely to seS1 Ber Mtd the even
finer hope of finding beauty some
where.
In the power of finding beauty In
ui tfcfara in the tender respon
siveness which vibrates tn tsne with
Onee X knew a little girl very plain.
Ton night try her hair to curl, aU la
vain.
On her cheek no tint or rose
Paled er blnahed or sought repel
She was plain-
But the thoughts that through her
brain came and went
as a recompense for pain angels sent
So fall many n beauteous thing
In the 7anng sonl blossoming
Gave content
Every tkenjtht was mil of grace, pure
aaa true.
And in time the homely face levlier
icrew.
'With a heavenly radiance brlsht
From the asul's reflected Ilcht
Shining- through.
By BBATniri5 FAIItPAX
. ,.- WMJ... lukHnul lf tfca WArld
heme at 1113 East Rio Grande street. I lies the greatest gift ef all. To di-
vine beauty, to respond to it, to thrin
i ' In tune with tne Heart ot tne oni
III. tM kv , rift of tha fairies.
So the simple verse which cele
brates the beauty of the child's sool
Illustrates this greatest gilt of all
feeling loveliness, and so making
more of it with whleh to dower th
world.
Beauty Is Everywhere; It Lies In Eyes
Of Beholder To Perceive Or Miss It !
Mothers should watch Aver tha fthll.
dren of today tkat they may be 10
efficient when grown. The eyes are
a most Important factor. If defects
of vision are detected and the eyes
fitted with proper lessee It prevents
present suffering and frequently
glasses are sot needed In later years.
Aeea uiassesr ask segau.
Bl Paso Optical Co.
108 Texas St. 211 San Antonio St.
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The Jfeir YIeter Vletrola Records tor
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DELIGHTFUL
Ctlome!, the Mewl Vilnable of Progs,
How Parifted From Its Xftusea and
Danger "CatoU.-" tie few Kame.
Th madteinal virtues of calomel
are io bo war copneeted with Us
naueUftff aa4 dance rq us usiHUe,
as fa nroTen by Ue (act tbat Oe new
calorie) table, called Calotabe, la free
from obJeetiooabU effects yet re
tains all of the Hver-deansli: and
system-pnrlfytnp qatilitifrs of the
oM -style cafoaiel. For bWon&aMs.
headacltM. ooastlpaUon asd Indiges
tion, aad whenever caloml is es
sential tae new de&aaseated calomel
tablet Is a practically perfect laxa
tive. To Inspire public confidence In this
new discovery tne manufacturers
have autaoiixed drufffflats every
where to refund the price if the cus
tomer is not "perfectly dellchted"
with Calotabs. Sold only tn original
packAgea, seeled. Price thirty-five
cents. One tablet at bedtime, with a
swallow of water. No waste, no
nausea, no gTlpingr, no salta uu
wake up In the morning: with a clean
liver, feeling- fine, and a hearty ap
petite for breakfast Eat what you
please no danger Ad.
So I tell yon little child plain or
poor
If your thonfirhts are nadeflled yea
are sure
Of the lovrlinfM of worth.
And thin beanty not of earth
"Will endnre.
THESE lines of verse came to me not
Ion? &zo from a man who asked
, ree to make a comment or two pi
the lines, which exnreesed his Idea
of beauty. Old-fashioned lines they
are, but wholeeome aad sweet. 1
found In them the fracranoe and sun
pllelty one expects to discover In an
old fashioned tardea or In one of
those oualnt towns where there Is
sou are of rreea la the middle of
thin its. -with a little white efanreh fac
tor out across it. I showed the line
to three people.
Too don't call that a poem!" cried
the Cynic "And yon don't expect
me to see this oeaoty stuff m a
woman with a muddy oemnlexlon
What too eall a soul ehlnlnc through
I call a shiny nose. And that can't be
Interpreted as beauty, lady.
The ArttMs View.
"Oh. really now. murmured the
Artist. That's only words, and not
very charmingly chosen ones, at tbat
Beauty mtanrtoie sometimes. 11
may be bizarre or startling or quaint
er even ugly, but It Isn't goody
ffoody"" Binkum! said the Practical Man
"Blah! Also stuff and neoaeasa
Beauty Is or tt ain't. And It Hasn't
a thin? to do with goodness, as we
alt very well know."
To we? I wonder.
j very tdeallt!e poet has said that
there's too much beauty on this earth
for lonely men to bear. Beauty every-
wtere but it lie In the eve of the
beholder to nereetve er to miss the
loveliness which eannet be e-iMure
aavr bv a plrlt whih responds.
wnien or us nasn t !at one av t
Diane for typewriter) cllcklnr
awav at the fcevs and noticed mid
denlv bow seme bit ef .china or srlas
in the room rtnonded to a eertaln
note? We all know about the lenarth
of vibration waves and how ne thine
Is tnneed to one len-rth and one to
another. well. I sometimes fanev
that our feelings and fancies are like
i nac-
On e of us responds to one stimulus
one to another I adore lllls of the
valley you love violets. One red
rose thrills me to mv Innermost
heart a gardenia gives your soul
HRtisfactlon. Vaguely T recognise
that a gardenia must be a lovely thing
ninee you think so and I wouldn't
for worlds question your good taste
bu to me it's a pale and waxy thina
with an oppressive and over-sweet
scent
Beauty Is there for whoever
the eaaaeti ted Pa, I will marry you
aggena.
Too are a deer bey, .Bed Ma X have
u taix wen Ja eaus fx a oey. i oet
she wants aim to caJl her a gurL
Social correctness demands that vis
iting cards, wedding invitations aad
formal announcements of every kind
shall be engraved. The engraving of
social stationery la sure to be In per
fect taste if yea entrust it to the en
graving department of tha El Paso
Printing Company.
Bl Paso Printing Co.
Hew Address: 10 Chihuahua, St Adv.
The Xew Victor Vletrola Records for
August Are one
Hear them at the Billings Com
pany Sueceeeor to W. 6. Wals Co.)
198 South HI Paso-Adv.
LittleBobbie'sPa
By WJIAIAJI F. mK
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Combing Won't Eid
Hair of Dandruff
BLACXSTOKE was saver
yesterday, sed Ma to Fa last site.
She was telling tae the latest
about thesi Splrrits -which has passed
saver, sed Ha
lt was susi Pass over wen thes
spirrlts passed, sed Pa, a last coed
bye, a fond goodbye to Water Bar
ben & Mister Rye, sed Pa.
You are speexiBE of different spir
rlts than what I am tpeeltlac of. sed
Ma- I reefer to thejsi brlte spirrlts
wleb was oust mortals bat Is sow Is
the next world. Ma sed. Mlesss Blaek
stene says the whole world will Un
derstand about spirrlts (aside of ten
years from now. sed Ma.
Maybe, sed Pa, but the urn rid will
have Its hands Jul for the seat tes
yeers, -a sea. nxing ap tee samss
peeps! wleh is still alive & ktcklSK.
not vary much alive but kicking:
plenty, sed Pa. I wast to tell you,
wife, sed Pa. that eondUaans is al
most ln-ralllbel, sed Fa.
Ton mess tn.tolllbel. Sfa sed.
Maybe that Is what I mean. Pa sed.
but I doast dare to Mr what 1
think, sed Pa. Why. sed Pa. thare Is
ismoiys stsrviag IB Veestexs IlnaKry
Austry. Pa sed, I w4r what then
splrrits wud say to Missus Black
stone about that, sed Pa.
Spirrlts deant tatsr-est themself
about food er eating. Ma eedr Thay
float around In spas. Ma sed,
dinner 'newer over-Jors tbera like it
does you. deer, sed Ma to Pa. Tsar
are E-thee.rlsl. Ma sed. like a rain
bow or a sunset. How botlfal to think
of sed Ma.
Polks is likely te clt kind of dippy
In the dome thinking teo mssfc aboat
them IDirrits. sed Pa. I knew a cost
wish west bnthesse oarer ssirrttsH
aw ra. ne tset w ssirit or He.re.ry
Frltchle was all the time hollering- at
htm. Shoot If you mast this eld gray
bean bat spare my rested sewing ma
chine, sed pa
How perfeckly slllr. sed Ma.
Wasent It silly, tho, sed Pa. That
Is the trubbel wttb these messacee
thay claim to nit from the splrrit
world, thay doat make Eosd sense
wen thay are rittea down on paper,
sed Pa.
I wand. If ,. will bnw tb. .i1
beefoar oar turn cams ts so. sed
Ma, I wish I knew If t wn. he a
sclrrlt sssenn A If I wsd be nwr-
neo 10 you tne selm as here.
Serch me. sed Pa. I have did th
bent I rod. sed Pa. I married yon
here I cant promise anything- about
the beer-after. Pa sed. but IX I have
The only ssre way to tret rid ef
dandruff Is u dissolve It, than you
destroy It entirely To do this, set
aboat fear .sseee ef ordinary lUjutd
ottos; apply It at Blent when retir
Inr; sse ehoueh to moisten the sealp
and rub It Is gently with the tineer
WPS.
Oe this taalfht. and by morn la f.
most If net all. of your dandruff will
be gone and three er fear more ap
plications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single sign
and trace of It. as matter how moeh
dandruff yon may have.
Too will fist too. that all Itching
and differing of the sealp will step at
sse. asd y.ar hair wfll be fluffy,
isstrsas, e-tsesy. silky aad soft, asd
look aad feel a hundred times better.
Ton can set Ilasld arvss at say
drag store. It to tsexDessive asd
never fails te d. the work. Adv.
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Jas
fepectant Mothers
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