El Paso Herald (El Paso, Tex.), Ed. 1, Wednesday, May 25, 1910 Page: 16 of 16
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"Wednesday Slay 25 1910
rL Over 1000 Dozen of These Towels Will Go On Sale Tomorrow Morning smxi&x
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aie oi
lin Underwear
Continues the Balance of the
Week
Our sale 5f Undermuslins is at-
tracting scores of eager buy-
ers. The garments are so
fresh so dainty so well made
and so remarkably low priced!
Lots have been re-arranged
for the balance of the week's
selling.
COMBINATION SUITS
$1.50 and $1.75 Combination Suits 98c
$2.00 and $2.25 Combination Suits $1.39
$3.00 and $3.25 Combination Suits $1.38
Other lots at $1.95 to $2.98 and up.
SALE OF PETTICOATS.
These Petticoats are cut extra full. They
are made of best quality white materials
and trimmed with lace and embroideries.
$1.25 and $1.50 Petticoats 98c
$2.00 Petticoats $1.39
$250 and $2.75 Petticoats $1-88
$3.50 and $3.75 Petticoats $2.95
SALE OF CHEMISE
Embroidery and lace trimmed Chemise
smade of fine cambric and nainsook num-
berless dainty styles to select from some
have narrow ribbon trimming. Three lots
are as follows: x
$1.50 and $1.75 Chemise 98c
$2.25 Chemise $7.S9
$3.00 Chemise $1-88
HAND MADE UNDERWEAR 1-3 OFF
In this sale of Undermuslins we include
our beautiful hand-made hand-embroidered
underwear. We offer gowns corset
covers skirts drawers and chemise all at
33 1-3 percent off the regular prices.
SALE OF DRAWERS
Many different styles of drawers in the fol-
lowing two lots. Materials are muslin and
cambric and the drawers are finished with
lace and embroider'. t
$1.50 and $1.75 Drawers 98c
$2.00 and $2.25 Drawers $1.39
SALE OF GOWNS
High necked low necked and "slipover"
gowns made of nainsooTc and a superior '
quality of cambric prettily trimmed.
$1.25 Gowns 98c
$1.95 and $2.25 Gowns $1.39
$2.50 and $3.00 Gowns $1.88
The nicer Gowns are also reduced in price.
CORSET COVERS
$1.75 to $2.00 Corset Covers 98c
$2.50 to $3.00 Corset Covers $1.39
As we announced at the beginning of oiu Anniversarj Sale we m-
troduce froni time to time special features that are entirely out of
the ordinary. The biggest one so far has been reserved for to-
morrow. This is a special purchase of the entire surplus stock t
of one of the biggest bath towel manufacturers in the United -States.
Every kind of bath towel is included in the purchase.
S.5.
7 r - u n tr T
s lviaae ror tne oest Mown insti
tutions In the United States
Customers will be surprised when they come tomorrow and see towels hearing such names as
"Southern Railway Company" "Hotel Cadillac." '"Y. M. C. A." and other well known institu-
tions. We simply mention this to show you the standing of the manufacturer from whom the
towels were purchased- In the manufacture of towels there is always a surplus number run
to offset any rejections that may be made by the rigid inspection through which the towels
must pass before going to the buyer. The following lots tell you the reduction. Come tomorrow
and see for yourself the values.
Drapery Section
Yard-Wide French Satines useful for side
drapes sofa pillows box coverings and
fancywork. Colors are pink blue red yel-
low and green. Prices range regularly to
35c a yard; 4th week price 21c.
One hig lot of Curtain Xets Stenciled Scrim
and Swisses rworth to 35c a yard; 4th week
price 14c.
Extra Special
Chenille Ball and Tassel Fringe in reds
blues greens yellows old rose and
white. Worth to 10c a yard. Extra
Special tomorrow.
3 Cents
(Lots of fans to keep you cool.)
Lace and Xet Curtains in ecru and white
in fission bungalow and cathedral de-
signs. Values to $3-50 a pair. Beginning
tomorrow choice 1.69.
t
Tomorrow Only
An assorted lot of wash goods Printed
Foulards French Piques and Linen Suit-
ings. Prices range regularly up to 25c
a yard. Extra Special tomorrow only
At 9
c
IQc Bath Towels 3c
1 Small size fringed
bath towels worth
10c each. Sale price qj
beginning tomorrow -"C
20c Bath Towels 9c
La. 3 Full size fringed bath
towels finished with
red border and initial. These
towels should sell for 20c each;
priced beginning to- Q
morrow SC
35c Bath Towels 15c
Large size Turkish
towels some hemmed
some plain white some with col-
ored border. Regular 30c and
35c towels; Sale
price -
15c Bath Towels 6c
2 Full bleached bath
towels some hemmed.
some fringed regular 15c and
20c towels. Sale j
price $&
The Newest In
Summer Dresses
Women's Dainty Summer Dress-
es made of summer foulards
right new models. Waists are
trimmed with lace sleeves have
lace cuffs skirts are untrimmed
being1 made in overskirt stvle.
These dresses come in black and
white navy blue and white green
and white helio and white and
porcelain and white. Ex-h qj
eeptional values at pOlftJ
45c Bath Towels 23c
Extra durable bath
towels. lars;e and me
dium size soft and hard finished
some have hotel names woven in
and a few are private ear towels.
Regular prices would be 45e and
50c. Sale o o
price &J
25c Bath Towels lie
i-jOi rt tion size bath towels
both the - hemmed and fringed
kinds worth to 25c;
Sale price
40c Bath Towels 18c
I fit Large " hotel size"
LAJX U bath towels; full
Til no n nirJ mflrnm-ii ot-i-1 linn-r'Tr
UXCaLUVU iAULLl.m CIU.K.L XXVJCIVJ 3
weight hemmed and trmged
worth to 40c ; Sale price i Q
tomorrow A QC
50c Bath Towels 23c
Q These are Y. M. C. A.
bath towels. Hem
med large size worth
50c each. Sale price. . . .
OTHER LOTS of Bath Towels
and Bath Sheets at 29c and up.
Come tomorrow and lay in the
summer's supply of Bath Towels.
The Balance of the 4th Week
EXTRA! Regular 5c Wash 6
Cloths ; special tomorrow each . et C
EXTRA! Regular 7c Wash OlU
Cloths; special tomorrow each. t3 2C
Piece Goods
One lot of Kimono Cretonnes new and
pretty patterns in tan brown gray and
the new blues and greens. Regular price
10c a yard; 4th week price 7c.
Fine Dress Ginghams Madras and Shirt-
ing Cheviots in stripes checks plaids and
solid colors all fast color. Worth to 15c
a. yard; choice the next three days 9c-
One lot Apron Ginghams standard brands
in blue-and-white red-and-white brown-and-"vvhite
and green-and-white checks.
Should sell 8 l-3c a yard; special begin-
ning tomorrow 4 l-2c.
Kimono Challies in light and dark color-
ings worth S l-3c a yard; the balance oF
the week 4c.
DoublexFold Percales mostly ied grounds
with polka dots or neat figured design.
Worth to 10c a yard: 4th "week price 5 l-2c.
Yard-Wide Indianhead Domestic soft fin-
ished pre-shrunk. Good for boys' suits
women's separate skirts. Regular price lSe
o yard; Anniversary Sale price 12e.
Ready-to- Wear
Women's Wash Dresses many pretty
styles. Materials are chambray percale
gingham mull lawn and batiste- Dresses
are trimmed in braid piping and buttons
or "with lace and embroidery. Prices range
regularly as high as $10.00; 4th week
price is?3.29.
Women's Feathersilk Petticoats black and
colored cut full and. finished with em-
broidered flounce and dust ruffle. Worth
to $1.50; special the next three days 96c-
Women's Long Kimonos made of lawn and
dotted swiss. trimmed with lace ribbon
and embroidery -just the kimonos for
warm summer days. Worth to $2.50; Sale
price. $1.95.
Women's Waists some tailored others
daintily trimmed. Materials are madras
percale linene and fc.wu in wiite and col-
ors. Regular prices range to $1-50; Anni-
versary price the next tree days 69c.
Women's Lawn Waists in neat designs on
black and navy blue grounds. Worth to
$1.00. Sale price 25c.
LOTS OF FANS TO KEEP YOU. COOL.
LOTS OF FANS TO KEEP YOU COOL.
Sheets
Slx90 soft finished seamless sheets have
3-inoh hem worth 85c each; the next three
days 69c.
Heavy Linen Finished Sheets 2 1-4 yards
wide 3 yards long finished with 3-inch
hem. These are our $1.15 sheets. Sale
price 89c.
Spreads
Full size white crocheted spreads some
fringed others hemmed worth to $1.50;
4th week price 99c-
Firll size Crocheted Spreads white and col-
ors real Marseilles patterns. Some of
these spreads are hemmed others fringed
some have cut corners for brass beds. Val-
ues to $3.00; 4th week price $1.95.
BASEMENT Sun Hats and Sunbonnets for women
misses and children. They are made of chambray
and percale in solid colors pink blue red and white
also in neat checks. Worth up to 79c; onrtg
sale in the Basement at 50c 29c and wC
V ft i b. jii . .- ".v Sale thrice
.BhShQT Dry JOOdsLO. VJncarprtfatedl I I i
BASEMENT 1 lot Baby Caps. These
are made of fine sheer lawn. Prettily
trimmed with tucks ribbon lace and
embroidery. Worth to $1.00; on sale
m the Basement.
choice Uv
BASEMENT Italian Val Laces
dgings and Insertions some matched
sets. A big assortment or patterns.
Regular prices range to 50c per
dozen yards ; Og
BASEMENT A variety of Misses' and Children's
Straw Hats many pretty styles and many colors to
select from. Also included are a number of Mexican
hats. The hats in this lot sell regularly up A fk
$1.50; a 4th-week special in the Basement.. w
BARGAXVS
Removal sale at Snyder Jewelry Co.
A I
fSOK 1
Stearns9 EEeetrie
Rat and Roach Paste
will rid your premises of rats mice cock-
roaches waterbags. etc Heady for Imme-
diate use; for 20 years the only cnaran-
teed exterminator. Money back if it faik.
2 or. bex 23c 16 or. box $1.00.
Bold by dealers tvtryxoherc
iSTEARKS ELECTRIC PASTE CO. CMcs3o.tIl.
THIRD STORY OH
LESIKSKY STORE
Work Commences on the Ad-
ditional Story to Make
Robin.
Work beg;an Monday oa the addition
to the Lesinskey buildmsr on Santa Fe
Hanan
The Best
On Earth
We would like to
have you see our
line of
s an
Before buying your
Summer Footwear
SLEEP AT NIGHT
Mrs. G-ertrude Sumner of
Carey Iraho Describes
Her Painful Experience
and Final Recovery.
and Main streets. The big- wholesale
nouse is having a third story added to
it In order to is ake room for the addi-
tional sssjiply of groceries and supplies
wblvh -will be necessary to feed the
vol K u en ai tin- big: dam when opera-
tions start there.
OPEITING- KANSAS
STREET TO MYRTLE
Vest i?an .-viuoi.io street Is not so
numerous with Its street opening: oper-
ations iworth Kansas is getting- into
the game of street making- on its own
Mttle hook ant". Lne.
The big: brick house which is one of
the number of stores and houses -which
now stand in the way of civic progress
meaning street opening has had its
windows removed and it is now ready
for the Treckers to get busy. This Is
the first move to open the street
through from Mills street to Myrtle
avenue ana it Is expected to have the
street extended before fall.
y Jt" mm c - 1 ii ' " -
Carey Ida. "I began by being
troubled with internal pains" writes
Mrs. Sumner of this city "and got so
1 could hardly sit up or walk. I grew
worse and could not sleep at night so I
told my husband I would die if there
wasn't something done for me. He sent
for some Cardul and I began to take
it. I seemed better right away and now
I am so much better than I have been
for some time. I believe if it had not
been for Cardui I would now be dead."
Xo sick or ailing woman cam fail b
be interested in the experience of oth-
ers particularly -when their stories give
her liope as the above should give you.
Cardui is a purely vegetable medici-
nal harmless non-intoxicating and
perfectly reliable tonic remedy. Over
a million women have been benefited
by its use.
Cardui will carry you over the rough
places ease your hard days and in-
crease the comfort and pleasure of
living.
Be sure to ask for Cardui at the
drug store today.
NOTE. The Cardui Home Treatment
for Women consists of Cardui ($1)
Thedford's Black-Draught (25c). oi
Vedvo (50c) for the liver and Cardui
Amtifceptic (50c). These remedies may
be taken singly by themselves if de
sired or three (together as a complete
treatment ior -women's ills. Write tot
Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chattanooga
Medicine Co. Chattanooga Tenn. for
Special Instructions and 64- page book
"Home Treatment for Women" sent in
plain wrapper on request.
SELLS RAXCH IX THS
VALLEY: BUYS CITY LOT
Selling his ranch in the Mesilla val-
ley Henry "W. Nickols bought the best
thing he knew of a house and a bunch
of lots in El Paso. Mr. Nickols recently
sold his ranch in the upper valley for
a nifty price and invcs-ted $3300 of it
in realty right here in El Paso. The
house he purchased was in Altura park
ihere the mulberry trees grow and is
a six room brick cottage with all of
the trimmings.
A CLOCK OX TOP OF
CITY NATIONAL BAXIv SOON
Town clocks are to oe as plentiful as
Ingersoll watches before next year. A
big clock with the 12 feet dials will
surmount the Anson Mills building. The
county clock will be ticking off the
minutes for the general public in the
tower of the courthouse and a plaza
clock will be installed at once. This
one will be on top of the City National
bank building.
instalation are before the board of di-
rectors and the company will be pre-
pared to meet the demands next year.
The ISmonthsold baby of E. E. Law-
rence living seven miles southeast of
Laming who died of strychnine poison-
ing was buried. The child's mother
while visiting with a neighbor bor-
rowed a bottle of the poison to put out
for rats. Returning home she lost the
bottle and the baby found it. The child
died within an hour after swallowing
the poison.
The Rosborougn Well Drilling com-
pany has received its new well drilling
machine and is now at work on a well
for S. A. Milliken which will be one
of the largest wells in the valley. It
will be equipped with an electric motor
for pumping.
Robert Owen Smith delivered a lec-
ture at the Clark opera house under the
auspices of the Methodist church the
proceeds going into the parsonage fund.
The commencement exercises of the
Deming high school will be held Fri-
day evening at Clark's opera house.
The commencement sermon was preach-
ed Inst Sunday by Rev. Mr. Watkins of
the Baptist church.
DO& CATCHER WILL
AID POISON FIEND
DEMING ELECTRIC
PLANT BUILDS LINES
Farmers Contract for Cur
rent Baby Swallows
Poison DielP
Deming N. M. May 25. T. D. Smith
of the Wagner Electric company is su-
perintending the construction of the
power lines for the Deming Ice & Elec-
tric company. Farmers who will instal
electric motors are J. M. Young J. M.
Williams George Bumpus S. A. Milli-
ken Frank Barrett S. A. Almy Sam
Schwing Tom Croley Wall Brothers J.
E. Snyder. The motors calling for 200
h$vsepower will use all the power
-.irl. l tl. Innf .. -.... :1 Til
anpspecifications for a 400 horsepower
WHY SO WEAK?
Kidney Tronble May Be Sapping Your
Life Away. EI Paso People Have
Learned This Fact.
When a healthy man or woman be-
gins to run down without apparent
tause becomes weak languid depressed
Buffers backache headache dizzy
spells and urinary disorders look to
the kidneys for the cause of it alL.
Keep the kidneys well and they will
keep you wen. Doan's Kidney Pills
cure sick kidneys and keep them welL
Here Is El Paso testimony to prove it.
Charles M. Wilson 1313 Texas street.
El Paso. Texas says: "I have used
Doan's Kidney Pills off and on for
many years and have been given ample
pvoof of their merit. In February.
1907 I publicly recommended Doan's
Kidney Pills and at the present time I
take pleasure in confirming all I then
said in their favor. I began to suf-
fer from kidney trouble over twenty
years ago and during changeable
weather or when I took cold my condi-
tion was always worse. X had an acute
pain in my right side and any sudden
movement caused sharp twinges to
dart through my body. Often I was
conined to my bed for a week at a
time. I finally began using Doan's
Kidney Pills procured at Kelly & Pol-
lard's drug store and they brought me
prompt relief. As they have always
benefited me when I have used them
since then I naturally hold a high opin-
ion of them."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's am
take no otb-
Alderete and Force "Will Be-
gin Crusade Against the
Homeless Ones.
Frank Alderete dog catcher will be-
gin Wednesday afternoon or early
Thursday morning with the assistance
of five trained dog catchers and a po
liceman to corral all the canines that
are permitted to run loose about the
streets.
Mayor Robinson stated Wednesday
morning that an active campaign must
start at once as he has received several
complaints from parents that their chil-
dren have been bitten by stray dogs.
Alderete has been working for two days'
preparing the cages at the city pound
for the reception of the dogs. He also
said that on Friday last 28 dead dogs
were picked up by the city scavengers
and on Thuesday 19 more "were taken to
the city dump showing evidences of the
poisoners' work.
WANTS NAILL TO GIVE
LARGER APPEAL BOND
Upon the application of district at-
torney W. D. Howe W. A. Naill was re-
arrested Wednesday morning the dis-
trict attorney contending that the $2000
bond given pending an appeal to the
court of criminal appeals at San Antonio
was not sufficient. Naill's bond had
been reduced to $2000 so that he might
go to a hospital and be treated for ty-
phoid fever. He was convicted and sen-
tenced to serve two years in the peni-
tentiary on a charge of attempting to
BARGAINS
Removal sale at Snyder Jewelry Co.
Special value in a 53.50 hammock at
Springer's now.
DRINK MILK DRINK
--DRIM
Peanut Brittle
15 Cents a Pound
WEDNESDAY ONLY
bribe assistant city attorney Volney 3L.
Brown.
BARGAINS
Removal sale at Snyder Jewelry Co.
BARGAINS
Removai sale at Snyder Jewelry Co.
CONFECTIONERY COMPANY
C- S. PICKRELL Mjr.
205 N. Oregon St. PaOna 347
WE RENT
Electric Fans
Ask For Prices
NO NEED TO
BUY ONE
Standard Electric Co.
107 S. Stanton St.
Both Phones
EL PASO PURE-MILK
There Is more food value In one quart
of El Paso Pure Milk than there is in
one pound of the choicest porterhouse
steak. El Paso Pure Milk Is pure milk.
It comes 'rom inspected contented cows
tnd la treated by the most scientific
methods. Delivered to you in sterilized
air-tight bottles.
EI Paso Dairy Co.
Phones: Bell 340; Anto xV6.
Ottlcr 313 N Ox-area.
HYGIA is chosen because of its DIS-
TINCTIVE quality. It should not be
confounded with other waters. It is
produced by a vapor process realizing
the highest degree of purity and
palatableness.
PASO ICE AND
REFRIGERATOR
LIGHT COOL BED BOOMS
Tend to make summer mgMs a pleasure.
are offering exceiitionallv hprn-ififni r.ni
We
terns this season at moderate prices
Estimates cheerfully- furnished
Paint
Glass Co.
See Us or Write for Prices on
Hammocks Water Bags Tents Cots Durham
Duplex Razors.
and anything in the
Saddlery or Sporting Goods Line.
SHSLTOJT-PAYNE ABMS CO.
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