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FT PASO HERALD
"Week-End Edition October 3-4 1914
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Women's Organizations.
The annual election of officers of the
Robert E. '-e chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy will be
held Tuesday afternoon in Trinity
Methodist church. On account of the
military tournament which will occur
the latter half of the week the day for
the election was changed from Thurs-
day tc Tuesday. ......
As a result of the appeal for band-
ages from the Red Cross societies ot
the European war zone the first .of the
neighborhood meetings for the rolling
THE
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LAYER
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combines all the beauty
Knabe Tone
with the highest possible
efficiency of expression
control in every sense.
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A Demonstration will
1 convince you. Remem
ber that even a good
blayer-aclion installed in
a poor piano of inferior
mae is not wise econ-
omy. F. G. Billings
Sole representative in El
Paso and vicinity for the
World's Best Player-
rtano 1 ne is.naoe. !
719 W ?fsrrVn Qf I
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BEST
Use Longwell's Cars
Visitors to El Paso during the
Army Toyrnanneiit
are especially invited to male use of Longwell's Taxiabs Touring Can
Quick Service Careful Experienced Men drive our Cars.
Save your baggage checks for
Longweifs Auto Baggage Trucks
Go anywhere in El Paso day or night. If you are coming home save your baggage checks for Longweirs.
If you are going away phone for LongwelFo to take your baggage to the statran. You'll never miss a train
or have your baggage too late if you use Longwell's Taxkabs or baggage trucks. Small cost; perfect service.
Phone
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j. J. LONGWELL Owner 120 San Francisco Street
flri. it a- M4RRUDBK Graduate UmlsTlIle. Ky- Collcre 1S97. W I
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DR. H. A.
DENTIST
Established 190!
References Ask Anyone.
STATE NATIONAL BANK
Itabllshed April. 18S1. Capital. Surplas and front.. ;eo600.
INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
C. R. MOREHKAD President. (. . BASS hi I Vire President
JUSLPH MAGOFFJN V. Pres. GH L Fl H:Y. Caluer.
L. J. GILCUR1S1 Asst. Cashier.
of bandages will be held at the home
of r Christine Garlick. 649 Magoffin
avenue on Monday afternoon at 3
oclock.' The second wil be held at the
home of Miss Margaret aWlsh. 401
Montana street on Thursday afternon.
Reports for the month s work of the
I aVmetTnYof the society. Friday
afternoon in .. rt .no-
made to sick people durlnr i- month
I r . --Lb .nnkMl nnrf taken to sick
21 a lO H11' Ww.. .
people. The society received a con-
tribution of four qua s of preserves.
iv ich were distributed aiuong the slcfi.
Mrs. J G Lownin entertained the
A. I-A. club of Highland Park. Thurs-
day afternoon at her home on Lebanon
street. The members spent the after-
noon pleasantly in sewing and conver-
sation: Light refreshments were
served. Among those present were
Mesdames V. S. Rogers. George W.
ShapTMartha Ward. T. A. Thurston
r IV Brett E. A. J Seddon. A. J.
I ElfSs will entertain the club at Its
i next meeting. . . tha
The program r w...-.- " .;
Woman's club will be an interesting
one. Mrs. T. C. FhiUips will play a
prelude. Mrs. J. X Kaster will sine
Dame Nightingale.- by Toubert- Mrs.
A. W Foster the president will make
an address. Mrs. Rue Jackson and Mrs.
. m. a. all AAk crlvA a flVA
Thomas A. - ""' "". "t " m
I minute talk on subjects vital to El
I uiiiiu -.. T7 Vnnnav -will
olay a violin solo "Tarantella." by Pa-
plnni Mrs. & H. Sutherland will give
the report of the Chicago biennial con-
vention of the general .federation of
o-.Vmens clubs. Mrs. Olga Kohlberg
will make an informal talk and Mrs.
J J Kaster will sing Tilanelle." by
Del Acqua closing the program which
will be held in the high school audito-
rium. For Grip Influenza
Couglis Sore Throat
"I have used Humphreys" "Seventy-
j seven." Grip and Cold remedy for
; eight years and have given it to others
and find it to be all that you claim.
Send me free. Dr. Humphreys'
Medical Book." writes a British Co-
i lumbian.
j To break up a cold take "Seventy-
seven" at the first saeeze or shiver.
If you wait till your bones begin
to ache till the Cold becomes settled
and hangs on. it may take longer.
Two sizes. 25c and $1.00 at aH
druggists or mailed.
Hnmpfcreys' Homeo. Medicine Co . IS Wil-
liam Street. Nw Tork. Advertisement.
BE SURE TO GET
If you want to get rid of eczema
pimples or other distressing skin erup-
tions you will accept no "substitute"
for ResinoL Ointments similar in
name or appearance are NOT "Just the
same as ResinoL" Although a FEW
unscrupulous dealers may offer them
AS or FOR ResinoL they are often
crudely made of little healing power
and some may even be dangerous to
use. Every druggist keeps genuine
Resinol because doctors prescribe it
regularly: so if you buy in the orig-
inal BLUE package you will be safe
from substitution. For sample free
write to Dept. 41-R. Resinol Balti-
more. Md. Advertisement.
MACRUDER
Union Clutb'lng Co. Underneath. "
$&smm!m$$
LONGWELL'S TRANSFER
About El Pasoans.
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Porter have
moved to their new home on Rampart
street.
ir. and Mrs. G. A. Martin are the
parents of an eight pound son. born
Saturday morning at s oclock at their
home. 2911 Bliss street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. O'Brien are the
parents of a baby daughter born Wed-
nesday at St. Mark's hospital. The
baby has been named Alice Earle
O'Brien.
El Pasoans Away.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Don left Sat-
urday for Los Angeles.
Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Braden will leave
Sunday for Chicago where Dr. Bra-
den will attend the Railway Surgeons'
association convention. Mrs. Braden
will visit in Joliet and Canto. lit;
Topeka Kan and Kansas City. They
will be away for the month of October.
John Porter Pryor Jr. left Friday
for the Harris ranch at Three Rivers
X. SL where be will remain until Wed-
nesday. Cards.
Mrs. C. C Covington was the hostess
Friday afternoon at the meeting of her
bridge club in her home in the Booth
apartments. Mrs. at. f. arioeK won
the first prize. Mrs. Ed White wen
the prise for which the members cut.
and a prise was presented to the host-
ess by the club. A luncheon was served.
Automobiling.
R. D. Barnum motored to Fabens with
a party of guests Thursday and dined
at the Island Inn. His guests ware Mr.
and Mrs. Charles F. Holxworth. Mrs.
Flora Bates. Miss Gladys Ryan and Miss
Pearl Ryan.
Dances.
The ISth cavalry officers will be the
hosts at the weekly hop Tuesday night
at the post hall. Fort Bliss.
HOUSE OF HANOVER
MAY GET KINGDOM
(Contlnned from race 1. this Section.)
would have descended had not the
Prussian mailed fist intervened. They
insisted that the marriage should not
take place unless the duke of Bruns-
wick formally renounced all claims to
the throne of Hanover and swore un-
conditional allegiance to the house of
Hohensollern.
They called upon their sister as a
loyal Hohensollern to tctre up the
match unless her husband subordinated
himself thoroughly to Hohensollen
Airzrandizement. But the Drincess de
clared she would marry the duke of
Brunswick even if it meant exile and
impoverishment.
Prince Stand Firm.
Perhaps she had an intuitive fueling
that a crown would sometime r..i on
her brow if she stood firm. At any
rate the young couple won their point
and were married without conditions.
Following the birth of her baby there
was general reconciliation on the sur-
face at least If the allies win It will
be Interesting to see how the dukes of
Brunswick and Cumberland meet the
opportunity of their family to regain
the kingly estate.
Phone 786 for Holmes's faultless dry
cleaning Advertisement.
WOMEN TO ASSIST
IN MESA PICNIC
A committee of 25 women will assist
the Rotary committee and P. E. Kern
to care for the school children who will
attend the mesa scenic drive celebration
on the north mesa Friday evening. Mrs.
I R. B. orndorir win tc cianinm .-
I committee which will see that the chll-
dren are ail suppue " ""- jr.-
Norwood Hall has purchased 400
pounds of calves for the barbecue and
veal will be barbecued instead of beet.
This will be prepared next week and
the calves are all locally raised.
The work of stringing the electric
lights on the mesa continues. The elec-
tric railway company has iiwj '
furnish the globes and suPP'f E2t"
ity for 1000 lights. Jhese will be light-
ed SO minutes each night during the
mllitarv tournament and all evening
during the barbecue.
Send your finest Ijarroents tHolm
for faultless dry cleaning. They will
be returned to you like new. Phone lit.
Advertisement.
and Liraonrinc. Low Rals
Phone
0. H. Thorman & Co.
llemners Texas Slate Association of
Architects.
ARCHITECTS
RobttU-Banntt Bldg.
EL. PASO. TEX.
O. H. Thorman Member Texas chap-
ter American Institute of Architects.
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These highly
necessary articles
cost but tittle if
any more than
the old way. See
the
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HESD OF ELKS
BEKFOn DH
Local Lodge Entertaining
Grand Exalted Ruler
and Secretary.
Local Elks turned out In a body to
entertain their grand exalted rules.
Raymond Benjamin who arrived Sat-
urday morning. He was accoanied
by James R. Nicholson frrand chair-
man of the board of trustees and
Frederick oVnson. grand secretary.
Mrt at the Stetlen.
The officials were met by the recep-
tion and entertainment committee at
the union station and were escorted to
the hotel Paso del Norte. At 11:15
they were entertained at a luncheon
at the hotel oheldon. which was fol-
lowed by an auto trip about the city
and down the rally. A reception will
be held tonight from 7 to 8 oclock at
the El's' home and at p. m. a .-anquet
will be given the visitors. The officials
will leave Sunday morning.
The members of the entertainment
and reception committee are: Clai-
borne Adams chairman: Clyde Holmes
mayor C. E. Kelly. Robert Krakauer.
Charles Armstrong i.erbert Ward.
Charles Brann. Max Miller . W. H.
Long -larry BurwelU George K. Wal-
lace V. R. Stiles Roy D. Barnum and
W. H. Case.
Elkn to lo Aucrlr-
Plans are being made by members
of El Paso Kllcs' lodge No. 1ST to send
a large delegation to the annual con-
vention to be held next summer at Los
Angeles. The Elks of this city Intend ;
maKing an eiiorc 10 capmre iirei pru
In the grand street parade a feat they
have accomplished at two previous na-
tional conventions of this organiza-
tion. A marching club of 1M members Is
to be organized to participate in the
street pageant. Some unique costume
will be selected at a later date to be
worn by the paraders.
Quality first. Crescent Cleaning Works.
Phone !. auto will calL Adv.
For Small Apartment. I
Boudoir Piano made especially for '
small apartments. Price il5.e. Pay- I
able J7.S per month. Same qnaljty as a
SX5.M full size Piano. Fully guaran- i
teed by the Oldest Piano House In El !
Paso. Kl Paso Piano Co 508 south side i
of Texas St. Advertisement.
Where particular people go for their
Sunday dinner the Zelger. Adv.
Absolutely Pure
Made from
Qraps Dream o7a?far
HO ALSJM
To Lighten Burdens
s to make life easier happier and more worth living.
WE HAVE FOUND THE GAS RANGE AND LION WATER
HEATER INDISPENSABLE
1 53gXHBlHBE"akw
Gas Company
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OOLMKI
Big Feed at Upper Valley
Ranch Attended by Many
in Automobiles.
There were TS automobiles which left
EI Paso shortly after 4 oclock Friday
for the Pool ranch carryiii more than
40 persons who enjoyed the barbecue
that was served by a corps of Mexicans.
Arriving at the Pool grove the mo-
torists parked their cars in a circle
around the grove. Japanese lanterns
and the lights of the machines Illumi-
nated the grove. .Bales of alfalfa were
utilized as seats and tables. They were
arranged in circles around the large
trees.
Goats Roasted.
Toung goat beef bread and refresh-
ments were served. After the dinner
songs were sung and stories told. There
were no speeches.
Mr. Pool was given a vote r f apprecia-
tion by the crowd. Shortly before
oclock the automobiles started to El
Paso.
3femler of Party.
Those present were:
Mayor C. E. Kl!r. L. A. Sherman.
P. E. Kern. Harry Bethea.
Park Pitman. Tom Crutcher.
C C McDonald. Max Kanrfman.
dearie ArmU. Prm JSTv
R. E. Sherman. Edm''??. B'?irv
Perey McGhee. John kllpatiiclc
Ben Levy. P- Curtta.
Arthur Fallan. J- C. Rodehevr.
D. a Booth. J. V ".l"!!0"-
P. J. Eriwards. A. U yelL
Geonte E. Troat. James White.
Wllnam Smith. John Connors.
Panl Atkinson.. Ervine Bowles.
I. H. Ferinison. Frank VklllUms.
C M. Grider. M. L. Burkhead.
l7 N. Davla. M. M. MB
William Greet. T. D. IveUdy.
Roy Barnaul. Chris Aranda.
J J Murphr. Chrto Armnda. lr..
Harry Chandler. 2"r'J2EI'
Mark Sweeney. Max Ml'tei
J. w. Eubank. J. C Wilmarth.
C. W. Faasett. CharlesChrlsUey.
R. G. Chapman. W. H. Jndd.
ClalborneAdama H. R
umn Esdt. C H. Iavell.
Dr. E. R. Carpenter eeorjw wy.
Frank Alderete. U ";..
Georice Brady. R. F Of"1"-
T Van Monrick. J- Carhajal.
William Reed. E. R. Moody.
WlllUm Rowan. T. M. Yin.
S. Rowsn. f D. TfhJH"0"-
Leroy Wrhtht. iam." ??'
Ballard Coldwell. & A. Brown.
Robert Undsar. J. D. Wewtoa.
Lon Garner. Tom "J-
J. Payden. wUl Iitaiar.
Edward Reddlns. .T-J?c5Sir
L. M. Barber. Clarenos MaePer.
Edward White. C. I iimMJ
imi Gasser. Dave Ciotaatt.
Joe Grant. Bert WUliama.
H. A. Schatfer. C. R. !.
j. P. Maloney. J. B. nsmiiL
A. T. Samworth. M. R. Swosney.
Andy Shobe. Art Wood.
I. G. Gael. Tom Comrehoaae.
Sam W. Brown. Lmr ??!..
M. NuK. Dr. T. J. MeCaaaaat.
W. D. Cromer. R. R. Rokanr.
Joe Bean. T. Delgada
Will Rodermaa. Jim Newton.
Dare Salllvan. Harry Cooaer.
Loole Behr. William M. Laaahmt.
A. A. Murdoch. K. L. Polk.
Harry Oldham. H. C. HUB.
Will Race. Edward Cawcr.
Johnny Kane. B. F. Grant.
C. C Stapletoa. Fred Walsh.
W. A. Beaaoa. G. Zlnold.
J. Kelly. Gearee Arnold.
J. P. Ford. I A. Wright.
Joe Morna. William Recan.
H. W. Broaddaa. Jim Coakun.
J. P. Bender. Tom Kelso.
J. Flersbelm. P. J. Terry.
Walter Coles. N. 8. Devon.
EJIKItSO.V SAYS HE -PI.A.TKlJ
IIY.VA3IITB TO INJUUB UNIONS
Martinez CaU Oct. 3. A. P. Emer-
son under arrest for having expllsives
illegally In his possession made a
signed statement to the authorities
late Friday affirming mainly that he
was hired by agents of the Merchants.'
Manufacturers' and Employers' asso-
ciation of Stockton where a labor war
is on. to protn t them This he did.
he said by "planting" dnamite and
then "discos erfni?" it. anl leaping rc-
u ards.
Fwr thing f" r..l in tht Z. i-;.r din-
ins r''nT i the il :.- -t the market
aliords. Adt-rusciucuu
DiUiiM
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S?;W5dws JaBBnHBHiK&4? i iV ViliiiiMiiPTllllMTllliTHBlf
and in point of con-
venience time saving
cleanliness and all
round comfort they sur-
pass all devices of the
modern age.
Quick Removal of Wrinkles
k-jvT & J borne utner
NOW ASSUred Beauty Secrets
Valrska Suratt. America's Self-Mnde
Beauty- Aetre. Gives. StartHns
Secrets for the Attainment
of Ualrk Beauty.
BY TALRSK.1 SURATT
THE removal of wrinkles Is so
longer a problem. Of course
there are many prepared creams
which are sold for the purpose but the
experience of most women with tneee
feeble agencies has usually been one of
keen disappointment. The loss of
precious time in such cases is particu-
larly deplorable. What every woman
wants and can now obtain is the quick
removal of wrinkles not a process re-
quiring almost a year If at all. but one
which will show wonderful results In
a few weeks' time. The following for-
-The Yt ay This Secret Remove- VrIkIe. . r .
and Sagging of Flesh Is Truly Remarkable.'-
mula Is one which does this in a very MART JANE E The removal oC
amazing way. You make thla ap your- superfluous hairs is accomplished more
self at home in a very few moments by easily quickly and thoroughly by the
dissolving two tablespoonfuls -of gly- use of simple suite solution than bw
cerlne and two ounces of eptol In half any other means This simply dissolves
a Pint of hot water. The satiny away the hair Instead of burning t
cream which results removes wrinkles off as do other depilatories. It never
SSSt'nagically. This secret l? one leaves ""''''"? 2?t
of the most valuable I know. Large harms the most delicate sk in. Anr
and small wrinkles crow's feet lines sggist can supply you wita th.s
of age and sagging of flesh all dtsap- splendid article.
pear quickly and completely transform
one's appearance from age to youth.
ERNESTINE M. The prevalence of
falling hair is alarming among all
classes of women. Dandruff Is one of
the main causes of it. Another cause is
lack of nourishment of the hair-roots.
The ordinary hair tonics bought these
days merely stimulate for the time be-
ing. These can not stop dandruff or
make hair grow. What is needed is to
supply the necessary nutriment so that
the tissues of the scalp and hair roots
may return to their original condition
of vigor and health. For this purpose
nothing is so remarkably effective as a
mixture of one ounce of beta-qulnoL
half a pint of alcohol and half a pint
of water (or with a full pint of bay
rum Instead of alcohol and water. If
preferred!. This costs less than any
prepared hair-tonic and its results In
forcing hair to grow stopping dandruff
and the falling of hair are very re-
markable and rapid.
"Scientific Dry Cleaning"
El Paso Laundry
Oar Wagos Are Everywhere.
Phones 470-471.
Herald Want Ads for results. ;
Ay i
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fij'
xr-Dc? o n w shnnlv nse this crea Ti
every day on your face arms. haxd.
neck and shoulders and in a very sfco-..
time you will find the most deciu X
change in your complexion. It ne ---r
falls. All red spots freckles and bie' i-
Uhee vanish producing a most erqti s-
Ite puritv and tint to the skin. It s
the beautifier without a peer and is
very economical. Mix one tatlespoo--ful
of glycerine in a pint or niu
water and add one ounce of zintore.
which can be secured at any arus
store. This is done in a few moments.
You will need nothing else to make
your complexion fascinating.
HESTER C S. Developing the bust
Is a difficult matter and cannot always
oe assured. However a mix-
ture of two ounces of naetono
- t a 1 1 a .mn ftf Ctlrtl" In &
ina . .. - e- ---
pint of coM water and takea
in two teaspeonfuls after each.
meal and before retiring is
the best and surest means
known for the purpose. Do
not use pills or mechanical
appliances.
.
MISS T. R. A teaspoonfnl
of eggol in half a cup of h"t
water makes an amaxinglr
rich and effective head wasa.
and dandruff remover Tno
action of this shampoo Is to
liysolve every particle of dand-
ruff and fatty accumulation
which soan does not do be-
cause of the alkali it contains
This is the only head wasa
that acts on this principle. IS
makes the scalp extraordinar-
ily clean and the hair silky
and easy to do up. This .3
very economical as enons i
eggol can bo secured for a
very modest price at (in-
drug store to furnisj a clozt i
or more of these unusual
shampoos. It Is in feet a real
ARABELLA M. No. Face steaming
will not remove blackheads. You c it
get rid of them completely In a few
minutes by simplv rubbing them with
a little neroxln. sprinkled on a spon-o
made wet with hot water. Anv d-uar
store can supply you with the nernxn
Every blackhead will disappear b
using this remarkable formula.
MRS. R. O B. Excessive and ur."it-
nral arm-pit perspiration from v. h
so many women suffer at all seaj's
la at once relieved by the simple i -a
of hydrollxed talc which can he -talned
at any pharmacy. It alo .-
stroys an perspiration odors instan-
and sU other body odors It will pr -vent
that terrible soppy condition u- -der
the arms It saves your garme- 'S
and relieves you of much embarrass-
ment. Advertisement.
Your Complexion
should be cleaned
of tan freckles
and all blemisnes
now that summer
is over.
Wrinkles hollow
heeka. ragg-v e- e-
lids that remi" '
one of illness cr
After
-Before
J.sMpstlon. superfluous hair and mi
that coarsen the ra. e
MRS. BENSON.
face spEr-i vi.ist or Oti;ri'.;. Ro-s
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