El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 35TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Wednesday, October 14, 1914 Page: 3 of 16
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Sr ow- Mtnfolka Look Hrsl
A Shirt Sale
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Extraordinary!
lToday and tomorrow for as long as these lots
last we are going to offer .
. Men's 'No Fade' and 'Columbia9
Your Cheice at
Soft bosom stiff cuff shirts in an excellent selection
of desirable patterns but broken lines -where we
have several patterns that are not complete in sizes.
Some stiff bosom white shirts are included. Sizes
Itange.-frpm' 14. to 1 7Vz but the best selections are
Ho'be Jíád in sizes 1 5 Vz to 1 7 Vzi
Every man -in El Paso knows the regular selling
í price of these shirts and at the price quoted there
should be a "scramble" Early comers get best
c.hoice.
IN THE BASEMENT
i .s w VI JUL VU MPHU i UUUIUI VVUvU
f i FasV' "Emery" Mwiarck" and "Cluett"
Shirts in negligees only. Some "Cluett" ejfV
and "Monarch" in stiff bosom white n jlHI C
choice at .
Large sizes only16-to 9Vz.
afie Begins TUtitf Morning
IIISSSSSHSWI SiMay
TOOK BICHLORIDE
GORE HACHE
deadly tablet swallowed nv MIS
TAKE VICTIM . I.N HOSPITAL . IN A
W. It. Ednínalon Treated at Polite" Emer
acney Hospital and Later Removed
Id. the Hotel Uleu.
fa
Mistaking: bichloride of mercury tablet
for a headache Cur. V. II. Edwtngton or
vol Norm Oregon Street swallowed the
deadly poison yesterday morning whlla
walking along North Ange street. It was
some Ume before the victim discovered his
mistake and railed for help. Ho was re.
moved to the police emergenry hospital.
wnerc ne was treated uy ir. iiugn wnue.
ana oracrea 10 me itotci uieu.
Edwlngton fold the police that tie had
been suffering rrom a severe headache and
decided to take a lone wait in tho open air
In the hopo or gaining relief ocrore leav-
ing his residence ha placed the tablets In
his pockei tmnkttirtliey were nne he had
purchased as a headache cure Aper walk-
ing several blocks he decided 10 tako one
or the. tablets. Some time later he became
dizzy and realized that tie hid taken poison.
Dr. WhUo t aid lut night tliat Edwlngton
had an'fxccllent chance to recover though
jt will be several days before bo win be
oui or aanger.
Ford Car stolen from Theater.
Last night while b. tu Ntum or sn Diaz
street was enjoylnr the performance at an
El raso street theater .some one made off
im ma rora caf. ' ponce were noil
ffed.
IOOKYOUB
VERY BEST
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CUTICÜRA
SOAP
nd Catieura Oínusmt bik fra-
grant supr-emmy yoliiwiti wiM
jiromote ami muatUin Ike lastunJ
nuriiy 4 Wawiy f Wr mi
fib) fo Wiyaspr ft aMasHty.
' Cuttww OtMaMM ijf lawneSMl jhs
iT'
DAY'S SUMMARY OF
EUROPEAN WAR
The operations la Belgium are now
of first Importance for tbe Germans
having captured Antwerp and orcu-
filed Cheali are pushing forward to
he eoasL. .
Although alL communication with
Ghent Is reported to have been cut
new has filtered through that tbe
Hermann are being opposed by the al-
lies vigorously and that In an engage
roent .la the south of Ghent about seo
German dead were lett on the Held.
Other engagements have occurred In
this neighborhood where thq Belgian'
army which retreated from Antwerp
has undergone reorganization.
The Kr'iirh and Urltl.th according
to the latest French official romniu-
nlratlon are successfully holding
back the German right wing' which
recently has been heavily reinforced.
Indeed the French lay claim to no-
table progress both on their left wing
and on the- renter. i
The Uelglan government ha been
removed to flatrr the. Helglau offl-
rials bating already reached the
French port where they were given
a cordial welcome. King Albert .who
has spent ine Isvt sis weeks or more
In and arouud the trenches remains
With his army.
The llerllu official statement an'
notinces that IUUOO Uelglan soldiers
are still In Antwerp as prisoners. It
adds that to.mfj HUsflans have been
killed or uoiinded near I'rzemysl
from which the Husslsns hate re.
trested.
Uhlle only recently the Russian
authorities admitted that the Huvsisn
forces had ..Itltdrattn from rrzemysl
a lale dlspafelt frotn the lussla cap-
ital ssjs It Is officially anoounced
that the siege ot that fortress Is pro-
gressing. A statement frrfm Brilla regarding
Ihe sltujtien in tbe Woevre district
rontradlels Ibal given out by the
French war department claiming lu.
all the French attacks at hie MIMel
hav been repulsed. BarHn deCM
ald that there I heat y lighting a Hta
Argonne and reports tlgorous atUeha
by the Ule In the neighborhood 'Of
holvvuni. which have been reptttoed.
A feature or lite war ot lh sxttm
which has eauved same eoucent n
Great Britain at least. Is the reported
revolt In Mouth Africa. Same of the .
Boers under Caloncl Marltz veteran 1
of Ihe hoiilh Alrlcan ttsr have olned
torres with the Germans and s a
coasequeaee martial law has been de-
clared throughout the L'ulou of baulh
Africa wHh ihe premiso sf Mte
ttoath African aoaramcnt that the
mast stringent measures wltl be so-
piled to put down the MOfemeal
agalavt Ike empire.
MEXICAN AMteSTEU
retlllon Calling for Release at KaUtar la
His I'osMSMsa.
Francisco De f fio was arretted early this
morning vrbllo prowtlNf oa Broadway and
Fourth street by omcer Crowmar Tbe
Uexlcaa was unable to tell Hw'poMce why
he was on tna streets a! such in early hour
and was booked al Iba city l on a chafa
When sesrcli.-d at W city krlaon dU
lion was lounu m iys poueaam aigsvea
by some fifty of bis countrymen and ad.
dressed to tbe prrsldent of tbe L'ttlled states
Id wucn me pardon aitd freedom or Oeeeral
rA-s Jose Halasar. Maxtmo CastWa. and
others was asked. TUro was "but sua name
atuched tu l lie petitlor. that waa recomltsd
by tbe poMce. All or the atswr iMd
they were actHHlntod wltk ta fadaraj
prt sonar.
tHIUt ld aehv federal. My log k
was km rely ctfctriaamr the par for M
rrlcMta. m Mal Mm police that several
other pw Whh ai asilar to tbe one he carrM
were avesag inasiM citizens or tao a.
calleé MttJcast. catw or Kl f'aso. Ht
rave wtfi katsM Mag- in tbe corporate
court.
CALLS BaWyA-vr A Twer.
Aaavs tersa tapase 4 Jai m Charge al Tatia
Itauluttr.
Oa cowptaaM J Isrs. e t heifer wo
jMoa avmiw Mas puse or Anita Sera.
Bag a I h and btasttast iimti was last atlgbs
saarched by the aaac. a uanUty or t-
varwara ami cheaa waa altivM. th
prfV beUf lc saaasMtf by Mr kelfer
Angora Turbans 91.00
I An eatirsly HtrW Mti V WJwear suttable for sute '
mf or outtag SM Haid Mixtures. Wide band
ef smIIc braial jfn Whil mr in pretty contrasting colors.
Mw Militury MiddiM 9ffc
New Middies fot Fall are in wh'te with four braid
military straps across front high collar and cuffs in
dark or light blue with white braid trimming. All
sizes.
Yesterday the "Popular" Received a Shipment
of Women's Dresses Direct from New York
Representing a special purchase contracted fr by our Eastern buyers that will at the prices we've marked them
create a furore of buying while they last The most effective modes we've shown this season are embodied in this gath-
ering of Afternoon and Evening Dresses. That models of such distinctive character ban be offered nt such moderate
prices is the. wonder of those who have seen them. We won't quote comparative values we will let you be the judge
of these remarkable values. We advise an early selection for such remarkable values as 'these do not remain long
and first buyers secure first choosing.
Wmmr'i Silk axtl Wool Ptmm
are ff red in d -fl TV ff
."5ular Special" X J(Jjj?j
A gathering that offers a choice of dozens
of entirely new models in satin char-
meuse in crepe de chine in wool serge
and in combinations of serge arid satin-
Navy light bias greens nigger brown and
black.
The most exceptional .values we've shown
at arty time this season.
EVENING JD1ESSE5
Of chiffon and metal laces chiffon velours
and fur and satin with bugje and net
laces- in the much favored pastel shades
-suitable for social functions
Offering' the most exceptional values that
even the "Popular" has ever shown.
These are representative: Gown in chif-
fon velour silk poplin and kolinsky trim-
ming. Russian green gown in silk velour
chiffon and metal lacé .kolinsky trimming.
Nigger Brown Gown in embroidered chif-'
fon metal lace and chiffon valours Gre-
cian effect crowswing b)ue.
Gown labrocaded chiffon vejoure draped
blouse and tunic silk net and metailace
with kolinsky. Nigger Brown Gown in
silk velvet and net with satin charmeuse
long basque with wide plain girdle of
velvet. Nigger Brown.
WsMnan' latin Poplin and Crept
Chuto Dreecea - -a r
"PajMikrSaaclarrfo D
at t
This grouping presents a' choosing of
charming new modes in the newer long
tunic and flaring military effects long
waisted and .basque models some have
Roman stripe tunics-
Navy Delft Nigger Brown Green and
bUek
These would be excellent values at much
higher prices.
QUtrinf "Popular Special" Values
On Suits at
$flQ.00&$Tl jyOQ
la the much favored modes and shades
for Winter.
Redingote models Skirts in yoke top or
straight line. Tunics pleated or plain.
French and Men's Wear Series.
Gabardines Wool Novelties Offer
ing "fopular Spe-
cial" Values ijt
Coats at . . .
A broad choice of the newest style
in both solid colors and plaids. Pile
.fabrics in Astrakhan -and chinchilla effects
Novelty cloakings in "Balmacaah" and
cape coats." Exceptional 11 C flft
values at .JJ.DaUU
Women's Afternoon and Street
Dreeaes in Silks 4 H Aft
Laceava 'Popular rhl!'W
Special" at . . Pi0'
Offering an assemblage of exquisite
dresses in crepe de chine duchess satin
and metal lacé in the new Chinese coat
effects basque and military styles of
unique design v
Black Nigger Brown Navy Wisteria
Russian Green. v
These dresses offer values that are1 im-
possible to duplicate.
OMerlng "Popular Special" Values
In Suits at
In Styles and Colors that meet
very requirement military and
Redingote Effects
with silk velvet and. rich braid trimmings.
Gabardines Chiffon Hroadcloths
OH rin?' u!00 '
Coats at ....
Coats in long or medium lengths.
Straight line or belted models. Rich pile
fabrics in Astrakhan silk plush' chin-
chilla and novelty materials. A broad
choosing of handsome styles. (QE A A
Exceptional values at PDUU
Hew Models in
Sleeveless Velvet
Basques at 949.5
Entirely new Velvet
ñusques. Willi wide (trille.
Bisca trcen brown.
Weol Sweaters
93.95 & $4.95
Two exceptional values. In
every desired color or tn
while.
Also KILK SUBATF.R8.
Prices upward to ssj.oo.
M aitee in MñlítoieEir '
Por today and for Thursday's selling' wo will faatura
- two splendid groups of hats that ara up to tho mb-
meat in style.
"Popular Special" Eats at 94.95
The last express brought
these from New York as
.fast as human Ingenuity
could' devise hats that
aro both charming and
tunning to look upon.
Velvets dominate with
ostrich and feather fan-
cies of clever design metal
laée and flowers and bro.
c&ded ribbons inimitable
"Popular Values." I
"Papular Special"
Hats at 99.95
A gathering representa-
tive of the very newest
conceptions of master mil-
liners. 'VVIde brim or
brlmleas styles with meta!
fancies Ooura Ostrlclt
and phrasant. Stunning
models that offer a scleo-
tlon not equaled elsewhere
In El Pato at this nominal
price.
Ew$t?y Boy mt CM- to EH Pm
who is In regular attendance at one of the schools In the city Is
Invited to enter Into our
"Waia-In-America Contest"
95000 IN PRIZES' FREE
To .the boys or girls who wrltp the best essays on nny article
ot merchandise they may select in the store that was "mado
In Amerca." Alt essays must be limited to not more than two
hundred words and may be upon one or more articles as the
contestant may choose
'This contest will simply be a further means to educate both
ourselves and others in the wonderful growth and develop-
ment of American Industries and manufacture;
The contest will be open to every boy or girl In El Paso who Is
in. regular attendance at ono or the other of the schools In El
Paso. .
It will consist of writing nn essay upon any article of mar.
chandise In' this store that was made' in America telling
where and how it was made how long It has been made in
America by what mill or factory and all about It where tho
raw materials of which It Is made aro grown or found etc.
This will bo quito an easy task for El Paso's young set we ore
sure but wo wish to suitably reward thoao who turn In the
best essays. limited to 200 words. -
Prlseq will be as follows;
First PrUe i...... $20.00 In Gold
Second Prize .10.00 In Gold
Third Prizo S 6.00 In Gold
and Fifteen Prizes of One Dollar each .to the next best fifteen
essays written.
The Judges will be three disinterested public spirited men well
known to all El Pasoans and Wo might further say that neat-
ness will go far toward securing a prise.
Come In the store and select your subject. All essays must be
deposited at this store not later than Wednesday October 3!st
1 iiw'h ra. '
66
sur" Fots mué .Fur
Fur Coats of three-quarter length fashioned upon
simple long lines which are .universally becoming
and which are moreover distinctive and chlo in
themselves A distinctive trimming touch Is the
collar standing flaring closing closely nt the
throat.
t
Furs That Meet All Requirements
inn completeness or
these "Popular" stocks
leaves nothing wahtlng
-as our largo contracts
placed early tn the sea-
son havo filled our cabi-
nets to their capacity
thus placing us in posi-
tion to offer a fur serv-
Ico not excelled In the
largest cities.
Skunk Silver Kit Fox
Kolinsky Black Lynx.
French and Scotch
Slolo
are much favored to be
used In seta or singly
Ermine Russian Fitch
Stiver Fox Hudson Seal
and various dyed foxes
will also "meet with a
strong ' demand. We
cordially Invito a per-
sona) Inspection ot these
splendid selections of
Fur 'Coats Fur Bats and
Furs In single pieces as
offering values much
aboye the ordinary.
Woman's Crepe de Chine Gewns
"fopular Special" at 93.95
Made of very fine quality crepe de chine attractively
trimmed with dainty shadow lace and ribbon rim
'beading. Coma In slipover style. Shades of pink
light blue and White II sites. When you sea thes
gowns we believe you will be surprised 0 QC
iat this unusual offering..... .JJJ
Crib Comforts
Filled with soft quality cotton covered or top with
figured sllkollnu and on reverse side with plain allk-
ollne to correspond In coloring. CO
Wednesday special each... üUC
(Basement)
36-inch Biaaahed Muslin
Mill lengths iron. ; to 10 yards
Wednesday R.'vacisl yar1. ....!.
treatment)
ffle
5c
éhfwíatu.
Í Women's Neiaseok Gewns. "?epular
Special" at 09c
A very special offering for Wednesday and Thursday.
Fine quality nainsook gowns; pretty lace and em-
broidery trimmed effects. Homo are slipover others
aro V neck styles' Included aré ajao some square
.neck effects. All sires. Wednesday KQn J
jtnd Thursday J3C J
Cotton ChaUie 25 Inches Wide
In a large 'range of patterns particularly adapted to
I.v.ivaT aTaI.I sw a aW aj s J
coming comforts. Wednesday Uaacmcnt
Special yard pC
1
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The darns woman who has been
ployed as a itoniastto by Mrs. Kclfer. was
locked up in tbe city Jail on iba c harte or
larceny or property valued at lea loan MS.
Mrs. k'sirer told tho police that she sal
been inliilni- the silver and .pieces or cbasa
from her dinner set for some days and has
latAly become convMecd last r scrvaM
pastaac of the property.
Veasaa .wy I r ú Haás44c
As uaknowa Mcxjcsa wosaati ttleinetsti
conasaM sslrUta early tMs ssorsteg a
a aaosa am m jae rear ot a satooa si
tbe rontcr f rMrtk a4 fctoadsbaj' by
swaflowisf blester Me of mercury. Dr.
rrstik Lynctt was esMM. aa4 adfaMstred
medical ttd. Tbe yrossaa. too weak .to
sveatr. was suit atirs at sst early bour tftlt
UaIéÍ ffn I liial st a-u iihi .
francisco Ountstst arrsssis stur4ay br
Deiacilva billy auth on ttss cbarea of sbas-
lirimg was yesterday sesmafersse trot fa
coaMf iatt M await pssslmbiary
Mériaig. GMtfs faésist aa tata jetnasr. ska
1Mm say. have bosst tdmtrfcd as ism
mftny ot s West ssawss star.
CAMINAL PETR8 GAWAsVM '
Sclsetcd by Ibr Pope la atecassa Faal
Secretary at Stale.
V I A AiKXlittJ rrtti
HoaW Ocl. 13 '.Via Parts) -CardlnsI p.
tro Oasparrt has been selected by lbs posa
to till the position of papal secretary of
state road vacant ty toe death or Carttaal
Ferráis.
Cardtaal Oaipml was born JuM u4atM
or Hosm In I Sit and was proclaiss4 a ear.
stlaat If) 07 Its enjoys Wb Miniutbis
In the rbureh and Is tha author Of law baw
coate sf canon law. to wblcai U ibxaaas
HWc tbouthl and labor. At one NsssnK
was Metary or slate for (itrsassaajf
ercsaaiasucai uni. mi vnm wiuca as a
ukUlon of Ut papal secreuryaMai.
Cardteal Ctsparrt bad bees for years SW
Bope'i corepaalon la sba 4eparttaea of SS
secretary or tule wbs CaraVsal HasajassM
bM lht ornea.
CarJiosl osspanl waa callad lo mm$ bar
Peat UO and was esse sf a group of bbm.
iiüik nrelales fasoaaat bar abat xwUtt. Am.
otbtr was Caretas! Sai III. rocatarly saw
VuHc oeieiaM a msatui
WK-MN'M INDOKSEHK.NT.
rreslstal la fr th Nw York filala Denis
ralle Ticket.
."lew ork. Oct. 13. President Wilson's
indorsement or uia iwnwrauc aun iicaei
beaded by Ooveruor Martin II. Olynn was
broutht Mrs tonlshl by Sacratary or biatu
bfxsn win sddraiilnr s mus mealing In
IB Hroosiyn ACaaemy vi nunc m inai
tba president It deeply Interestad. is the
success or Ihe Democratic party In flew
Yack.
secretary Brvin eicrened his rcrsonal
SbmcS Jamea W oerard.' smbaiudor1 t
aarsssay. tta DemocratiP candidal lor
kfSM Bttle sensior
V ha meeiini in Broeklm ODsned Gov
stater tilynn't .uberaatorUI caropalrn. The
esernor in a spascn asaarisa inn n
fcsHld b politically Uuiedent II IccieJ.
nivrnsticATW
i at Tua's gssilsa sf Ike sr
VnrtmiM "
Jkr taw A i4oeuiitt lrtn
TrVJii kia. Oac H.A pla for direr
agsHfannlor In bs estera states and
VPW as HI IV wm r vym tm .1 wj ... v.
districts wss liven by Alfred Atkinson or
lite Montsna eiperimeut station st Boiemati
before the Inlernatlpasl Pry ysrmtn con-
gress here toosy
Other tpeskers Urged co-operation amonr
nil wuuieii ana aescrioea toe work win
L'nltad States uepartmeut or afrkuliurs li
iiuiua iv am nt women di 10a linn ihv
welfare or rirm children also was dis
cussd.
"Fanners In tba saml-wld rsiotil should
l roriur ana ICI BROTS II10CK ' Mr. All
klnson fsld.
directing his labors to tbe development or
the state." T
sWtí Te(pí AINU
Took ! of ffks b'uaday anil
Naftas M Humsalt.
ÜH Hit AutcUUi frc .
London Oct. IJ-klnr t'srilinsnd or Ru
mania ism presence or lb member of
Iba foyal.rasaHf tbe diptoiaatle corpa'sisi
other botaMes. took th osm of oírle
lerday fct succession or Ws uncle sbf
Clurle. accordlnr to a dispatch rsaw
liuchaaaat by wy of Amsterdam M tsss
t:emajes agency blur Charle as4
tt basiasxMHry Mat at atóala on Sims day
Tba asw king aonousccd lb Utewassi f
Your name business and addrssi tn tha'
"Who and What Are Yol Looking ror?"
column or The Time will help you to
secure mor business fnoae wju about It.
(Advertisement.)
Caal H'llta Rrtl Mssstag
A ttors and waton toe profMrtv of tha
Peoae's Fuel company was stolan lata
yasssrSay afternoon rrom la. rront of j$a
Meaa aenue At mldnlfht the outfit bad
sot been recovered
C ASTQRIA
im Usa Far OverMYesar
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