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EL PASO HERALD AMUSEMENT PAGE; WHAT TO SEE WHERE TO GO
Fridar. Feb. 7 Mo.
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By F. Opper il
WAIT FOR AWH
High Line Canal Committee j
Asks City Charter Amend-
ments Be Held Up. I
. t the regTila.r metlng of th city
nc:l Thursday the matter of plan-
ts amendments to the city charter
r; Wtrred not longer tkaa 99 days
r --m:t the rfvM service eonmUeion
Bviar the matter aad the councH
-Jo tne same but princlpatly be-
a committee consisting of Geo.
LeBaron as chairman Robert
-i-auer anJ Ohas. X. Beasett.
; -eentlns: all the bodies interested
- hirh line canal project asked-
e amendment be deferred for later
on and etjuj. This committee
. mea that ft was highly probable
a an amendment to the charter
- t-ht be necessa.ry to carry out the
il project as to the buying and
'': -.g of pom e- etc. and that as'
e charter could not be amended but
'-e In Vko years it was advisable!
o wait. A committee of the council'
a appointed to study the civil j
w--.Le commif Bion and the high line
r." committee was invited to par-'
L'' pate 1
Francis Callaeher. secretary of the
sMu'f rs and na:Ior memorial park
m't;ee. aaked that the city con-1
-.rut $50 for preliminary expenses
tie work of this monument to the;
- pr.orv of the soldiers and sailors
-.r :i Paso. The council park com-1
"e and Mr. Gallagher are to take!
matter up together. j
water main with a fire plug at'
".nth and V.reima streets was rec-f
" rn-ended and order to protect
s'Zttt'h to $1.00 worth of property
that section. 1
The petition cf service car owners
re allowed to let ope car stand in
-t of their Ftandc was denied on
-e commendation of alderman
Te petition of the T. R employ-ire-t
bMreau for the use of Liberty
fame in the plaza mas deferred as
Scouts have also asked for It.
HIGH HAS EW TEACHER
t'" Lake has recently been
-'W to the faculty of the S Paso
ITier. school as professor of chemis-
- .r. that institution. Mr. Lake is a
trit.ste of the Ohio State university.
a in? received his degree from the
i";'trtment of science. Until recent-
he was a lieutenant in the army
end bad charge df the personnel work
the ?rmj training camp it State
f 1 ee. Mesilla Park. N. M.
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Fire chief John Wray reported the
January losses by fire at 57951-75. The
Talue of the buildings In which the
fires occurred was 538.373. There
were 25 alarms.
The Japanese Way To Remove Corns
Doesn't Hurt a Bit Easy and Simple
The Magic Toach of Ice-Mint Does It Jut a Touch Stops Soreness
Then the Corn or Callons S Snivels and Lifts Off. Try
It Your Feet Will Feel Cool and Fine.
a touch of Ice-Mint and Oh!" I or tough your pet corn is he will
shrivel richt up and you can pick
him out after a touch of Ice-Mint.
No pain and not a bit of soreness.
either when applying it or after-
wards and It doesn't even irritate
the skin.
Ice-Mint is the reat Japanese se-
cret of fine healthy little feet. Pre-
vents foot odors and keeps them
cool sweet and comfortable. It is
now selling like wildfire here.
Just ask in any drug store for a
little Ice-Mint and give your poor
t suffering tired feet the treat of
( their lives. There is nothing better.
. nor nothing "just as good." Adv.
-ha relief Corns and callouses
inish. soreness disappears and you
dance all night or walk all day
t"d vour cores won't hurt a bit. No
- a;ter what you have tried or how
zt.t times you have been disap-
. "Tied here is a real help for you at
.asi From the very second that Ice-
Mi nt touches that sore tender corn
v jr poor tired aching feet will feel
o eooL easy and comfortable that
oa will just sigh with relief. Think
of :. ji:st a little touch of that de-
lightful coi ng Ice-Mint and real
f ot joy is yours. No matter bow old
CRAWFORD
FEB. 10-11-12
MATINEE WED. 2:30
aid GEORGE C. TYLER irill present
He Seajon'i Notable Saccen
"POLLY-
ANNA"
THE GLAD PLAY
B f 1THERIJTF. CHlSHOtM CTSHINU
Fram ibe WM-FJnen Itwi of the
sme 3iasie tf J9wior JI- 1'oHrr
WITH A CAST OF GREAT
niSTnrcTio.v.
ud the Orlclml X. Y. Citr Sceale
Prodnction.
Bring the "Kiddie" to aee -PoUt-anr.a
" So has the tut raia-
noui mppeal to chiMmi as
Tom Sawyer and Hoekleberrr
F.r-n They'll love her.
AN INTIMATE TALK
WITH THEATRE GOERS
Some eighteen years ao
KIstt &. Ermnger gave to
the world the Immortal
drama of "Ben-tin r from
the widely-read book of the
time. Season after season
thU virile masterpiece has
delighted and astounded the
millions. Now comes Pol-
lyantm'' In a different vein
bnt with quite as distinct a
purpose. Countless people
have read about her she
has inspired helpful clubs
and societies all over the
world. So she steps from
page to stage this girl
who plays the "glad game
-who sees a bright lining
to every dark elond to
shine into your lives just
ri the sun does!
10000000 people nave
read "POLLYANNA"
1000000 people hare seen
the play
Carbolic Acid '.Chased"
By Milk Is New Drink
Lewisburg; TV. Va. Feb. 7. "Jes" a
few drinks of 'cross bones yer taon-
ab" confessed Jim Smith a negro in
circuit court when pleading to a
charge of intoxication. "But 'cross
bones' ain't no likker. he protested.
"Jes' some milk. 111 natcred alcohol
and carbolic add-
And so Jim revealed a new "pro-
hibition" drink taken however only
by the most courageous.
Smith explained that it was found
that carbolic acid is used to denature
alcohol and that mflk is an antidote
for catholic add poisoning. So the
usual process Is reversed and a swal
low of milk followed the drink of de-
natured alcohol in the nature of a
"chaser" or "rinse.
" "Cross bones' might not be "lik-
ker. " commented one court attend-
ant "but it certainly is some high
powered beverage."
MIT LEAVE CAS HEADINGS.
At the suggestion of mayor Chas.
Pavis the dty council is considering
the matter of requiring the readers
nt erit km nnri water m.tAf to
To leave a carbon copy of the readings
at tnte time sucn reaaings are maoe.
There have been complaints by some
that they have no check on the bills
they have to pay.
Mans Vanily Keynote
To Salesman Success
Seattle. Wash Jan. 7. The vanity
of man is the keynote to success In
any line of salesmanship according to
Miss Betty Kashevlnlkoff dgar sales-
girl at a Seattle hotel. All men are
bluffers she says. "Not one will for-
give you for exposing his pet pre-
tense. Is her declaration.
"Never call a man's bluff if you
want to keep him as a patron. On
this theory I have built my success as
a dgar store salesgirl and what that
success is worth to me and my em-
ployer may be judged from the fact
that each day I sell J4S worth of
smokes."
QPiTC! "PV ATIV GET Yorns early
3Xli..i.i3 lUliUJX OT WAIT. OR YOC
SIGHTS
MITINEE
AND BE GLAD. DO
MAY BE TOO LATE
50c. SLOO BOXES 92.00
50c 75c. I.OO BOXES SI.50
Pins War Tax.
SEAT S1LE TOMORROW XOOX PHOXE 3.
GARDEN THEATRE
Poole yard and Noble
TONIGHT
Irene Castle
IV
"The Girl From Bohemia"
Masterful story of a Bohemian
irlto first shocks then saves a
country toivn.
SATTllOAT XIGHT
. Harry Morey
In "ALL MAN"
One of Sarurday Evening Post
best stories "Flddlem Green
translated to the screen
A Comedy That Is All Iaughs.
DOROTHY DALTON MOVIP
CTln IP IMPfTAn fTPfin '
Joroiny Daiton. noted movie star
was a guest In El Paso for a short
Urns Wednesday night stopping over
here to visit friends while enroute to
Arizona where she win take the lead-
ing part In a western production.
Hiss Daiton plans to return to the
east through this dty after the com-
pletion of the Arizona picture and
will remain several days according to
friends.
S I UMbUT. :1S.
MATTVEE SATURDAY Si30
WHY GROW
OLD?
ITUCF-S 2&c. 35c 50c 75c
PI os War Tax.
Texas Grand
TONIGHT
Sat. and Snn. Nights
3Iatlnee Saturday and Sunday
Yon will have to hnrry if yon
want to see
VIOLA DANA
In
'Hie Gold Cure'
The Best Comedy Miss Sana
ever appeared in
m I I1 MTfWH. I
With OSCAR FIGMAJT. i II
COMPACT OF 45.
Jf lghts 50c. 75c 91. L50 2 il
MatUee 50c to (1.50.
Flos War Tax 1 9
Seats Xoir Selling at IfS
Crawford Theater IS
-I
UNIQUE TODAY
WM. S. HART
Supported by
MRS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN
And
ALMA RUE BENS
T0MGRR0W
SATURDAY
THE SCREEN'S FAVOniTE
Norma Talmadge
"The Forbfdden City"
Screen patrons of (his city itIU
see the prettiest jjirls in New
York's Chinatown In this won-
derful production.
TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS
ELLAXAT E.vni. WILLIAMS.
The offering at the Ellanay theater
I Or EOOaV and tnnuirMv I. -.1 .
Picture that will prove to be very en-
patrons. "ertalnlng to Ellanay g
Earl Williams the handsome ro- I
mantle hero who numbers among his1 II
admirers many El Pasoana will belg
seen In his latest success and a pic-Is
tur that can be truthfully termed the I
best he has ever made "The Highest I
Trump.- This picture contains qbus-I
uaily high entertaining qualtlea. It is i
itS11" .c0on aU the w"' throngh.
original In plot extremely well di-.'s
rected and has many thrilling scenes:
also it contains a love romance of IS
the kind that photoplay lovers can IS
never tire of.
"The Hljrhest Tnmn" m h. 1
i at the Ellanay theater today and to- i
morrow. Just two days Adv. '
CitECIAX CHARLES RAY. S
Charles Ray wIU be seen at the I
Grecian theater today for the last and 1
final time in El Paso in "The Law of
tnu is me most power- is
rul story in which the young star has.'
ever appeared. The scenes in this;
picture are masterpieces of wondrous i
beauty and the story is gripping from I
the start to finish. There are thrills'!
galore and the sensational situations
follow each other rapidly as the fast
action of this story holds one en-
thralled. Jf
"Th Law of the North" Is truly a M
worth while picture and presents g
Charles Ray in a part that is differ-
nt from anything he has ever done.
ma picture is being shown at the
uiccutn in eater toasy lor the last
Ill C. AU V.
WIGWAM A HEW ARBUCKLE.
"Patty" Arcuckle will bo seen at the
"' looay in nis latest comedy
-mping uqt. f atty- goes over to
wnere oe meets a gretty girl
and has all sorts of adventures. Then
his wife arrives and he has some ad-
ventures. Eddie Polo will be seen In
"The Lure of the Circus." Eddie has a
very strenuous time in this episode
both at the circus lot and outside. The
Hearst Screen Telegram is filled with
interesting scenes. fnlnri1nc nloht..
of the president's visit to France after
leaving England.
There Is caminr Vfnnilttv -r
Women." a William A. Brady film d
1VM. S. HART TOMORROW.
Win. S. Hart in the Th. fnin rw.i-'
will be shown tomorrow and Sunday
at th Unique. Mrs. Charlie Chaplin
.tiui s.ueoens are also featured
1- n this picture which is considered
the best 'Hart' production ever made
with the possible exception of "Heirs
Hinges." which wIU bo shown at the
Unique for a return engagement very
shortly.
Viola Dana !n "The Gold Cure" will
be shown today for the last time.
Adv.
TT1EDA BARA ALIIAMBRA.
Theda Bara. the world famous vam-
pire win present her latest success
"The Light" for the last time today
at the Alhambra
In this production Hiss Bara returns
to her original vampire characterisa-
tion thrilling all who see her. with
her wonderful dramatic acting. Adv.
DWOC GREAT RILL.
The BIJou i Is giving the last showing
today of the famous actress. Kitty
Gordon in her wonderful tirnin.iini
"J1""1- All mothers and daughters' g
Sirf" !' P'eture without falL.f
Tom Mix will be seen alv. in his'g
screaminsly funn .omed. 'Hearts
and baddies." Adv. u4iu
im
New Corsets
New Corsets for Xew Spring Suits
either the Kabo or the La Revo
Corset will be jrood.
Q. PASO'S NEWEST
department: store
COR. OVERLANI? &
SAN JACINTO STS.
McCall Patterns
The McCall Patterns for March
are now in. Call and get your
py of McCall Fashions Free.
J
For Saturday and Monday
Introducing the New Season and Offering
Attractively Underpriced Items
Tomorrow and Monday Globe Customers will find lots to interest them. New
Spring Arrivals coming in Daily. Our showings are really incredible for so early
in the Season both in seasonable values and in Underpriced Items which you
may like now.
New Arrivals In R eady-to- Wear
Mail Orders-
Out of town people can se-
cure their Spring needs
through the Globe Mail Or-
der Service. All orders are
filled by experienced shoppers.
The New Suits
First of importance are the New Spring Suits. Oar
present showings are colorful and in favorable styles
for Spring. Those shown are of French Serge. Tri-
cotine and English Matures. Some are elaborately
trimmed with braids and buttons others along simple
lines. French blue and a variety of Browns are espe-
cially favored.
This season the same as in past seasons you can
rest assured of getting a new Suit at the Globe cor-
rect in style and materials for less.
New Blouses
We show tomorrow dainty Georgette and Ciepe de
Chine Blouses in the prettiest designs and coloring
for Spring 1919. For Saturday and Monday selling
two special lots are shown which should interest every
woman in FJ Paso; one at $3.95 and one at $5.95.
The New Skirts
Oar present showing of New Spring Skirts is most
comprehensive. All the Skirt styles this Spring taper
towards the hem. Our present showing includes
Skirts for dress street wear and an item of special
interest are the new Spring Sport Skirts. We are
showing these in such materials as: Taffeta. SOk Pop-
pfins. Mohairs. Serges and Gabardines.
As an Extraordinary Special we offer two lots: Ons
at $4.95 and one at $5.95.
New Veilings
AD Fashion Forecasts radicate that Ve3s will be worn
saore than ever this season. El Paso women wear
Veils not ostiy as a matter of fashion but to protect
their coaplexioat frora EI Paso wind. We show all
the new meshes in veiKngs in either Black or White
Per yard. 35 cent.
Toilet
Articles
ON SALE SATURDAY
Mais Floor and Basement.
Pond's Vanishing and 1 Q
OeM Cream 1IC
79c
39c
45c
12c
35c
18c
19c
PiBaud's libs of
France Vegetal
Melba Face Powder
Special at
Dorin's Roage
Speei.ll at
Colgate's Taleem
Powder
Palmolive Shampoo
Special at
Pond's Extract
25 sise
Outicnra Soap
Special at
Ko telephone or bmH orders -will
be filled at ike above prices.
End of the Season Items Wliich Will
Serve Your Needs
Final Clearance of many items. We are already crowded for
room and with the new Spring arrivals which are coming in
every day. it makes it of the utmost importance that the follow-
ing items be sold at once.
One-Third Off on Coats Dresses Suits
Final Reductions
Final Clearance of all Winter Ready-to-Wear Garments from now
on as long as they last Winter Coats. SmU and Dresses are
marked at 1-3 off regular price.
Winter XJndervoear
Final reductions of the year. Opp' 'inity afforded to buy Un-
derwear for less money. Practice y every style weight and
color may be had at remarkably low figures:
Children's Cotton Union Suits
formerly $1.60 now 75c
Ckildres's TJnkra Setts formerly
$1.50 sow priced at $1.15.
Children's 52.&0 Wool TJmoB
Suits bow priced at $130.
Misses' Wool Da ion Sorts
bow marked down to $1.95.
Women's $8.90 Wool Urdoa Suits
now marked at $Z25.
Woman's Heavy Weight Bleached
Unioa Sorts nguMrry priced at
?!S bow storked at $135.
Women's Silk and Wool Caioa
Suits ret-nlarrr priced at J&.M.
now marked at $150.
All other Unioa Suits and all
other Winter Underwear propor-
tions toly reduced.
Boys3
Department
Offers that will be of interest
to every thrifty parent
New Spring Suits Hats
Blouses and Shirts are arriv-
ing daily. A visit to the
Globe will convince you that
tt are putting ourselves in a
position more and more to
give you a larger selection
bigger varieties and better
service and last but not least
the opportunity to save your
money.
Two
Extra Specials
Pot Saturday and Monday we
offer Boys' Percale and Madras
Bloases of standard qualities
a-es 6 to 16 y g
Reenforced Khaki Knickers
made roomy with peg tops
ages 8 to is
per pair
A dose-oat in Boys' Union
Suits in large sizes is offered
at the extremely (J - f
low price of P 1 UU
CHALMERS' UNION SUITS
We have a lot of Boys' Chal-
mers Knit Heavy Weight Union
Suits in white sizes from 12 to
16. that we sold regularly at
$1.30 awl $1.75 which are now
offered at the re- (J- f
dueed price of tj) L UU
There are only ten dozen in
this lot.
$1.00
Silk Dresses
$10.95.
100 Silk Dresses at special re-
daction in nnderprice base-
ment. These dresses come from a
maker who had a quantity on
hand which we were able to
secure at a very advantageous
price so this is really a maker's
clearance of dresses. The fact
that he sold them to us at a
very low price and also because
we are cutting down our profits
to the very lowest possible
point provides an opportunity
to buy new fresh crisp dresse9
which may be worn well into
the spring at a price you will
find impossible to duplicate
later. There are silks satins
and georgette dresses in the
lot. This col lection will un-
questionably make a conspicu-
ous sensation because of their
Special $10.95
Attention Hotel Keepers Room-
ing House Keepers Housekeepers
A big underptke sale of bhutkets. Beginning toraorrow and con-
tinuing ail next week we offer aU blankets k the underprice base-
ment at a decided reduction.
All $L5 Heavy Cotton Blankets reduced te $230.
All $5.M. Blankets reduced to $3.25.
$6-50 Wool Sape Blankets marked down to $4.25.
ah J&.ttO Yrsol Bankets reduced to $435.
All High Grade Blankets proportionately reduced.
$15 California Blankets
Blankets in either Gray or White Vicuna 41 A QC
in full sizes at Jj J. U.iO
It is not necessary to go into toe value of these Bhtaketa. They are
made of Genuine California Wool and will give ample warmth and
are not heavy.
$7.50 and $9.00 Comforts For $5.95
Only a limited number of these Lomforts on hand. They are all fdled
with the finest grade of cotton with strong sateen Rovers. Tbey are
all carefully bound with ribbon and quilted. Sacs Comforts as these
provide ample warmth yet they are light in weight. f r- r r
Reduced price ipG.yO
Bed Spreads Reduced to $3.95
Bed Spreads that formerly eeid at $5.00 and $6.00 now marked at the
tew price of $SJS. At this partchilar time it is profitable to buy Bed
Spreads for the reason that we are rearranging stocks and disposing
of small Iota and also are making every effort to bring the business
np to the highest possible level. This particular lot includes white
crocheted and satm spreads of extra heavy satin and very large sizes.
Some beautifully fringed with out comers others plain; probably one
two or three of a kind. AH are very handsomely finished; Arj rr
many ribbon bouad. Final reduction price P57
Ginghams Special in Basement
Geanine Toile Da Nord Giagnaas at cent a yard. Aa- unusual
offer. The reputation alone is all yen need te know about the quality
Beautiful Spring colors from which to take war choice. or
r yard . ZOC
Fruit of the I-oom yard wide bleached Domestic whack is by far the
most standard Dome. tie on the market. 00 r
Per yard Zd'ZC
Limited tea yards to a sale.
Men
s
Sp
ring
Suits
There is yet ample choice in our special purchase of Men's Spring Suits. You have choice from such
standard makes as: Kirschbaum Bros. Hart Schaffner & Marx Campus Toss Society Brand. Adler-
rxocnester Olivine Glomes lub Ulothes and many others. 1 hese come m two and
three piece suits in medium and light colors. These suits should sell for $30 and $35 but
owing to the special price at which we obtained them you get the benefit at
$20 I
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