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EL PASO MORNING TIMES TUESDAY. APRIL 24 1917.
WAR REVENUE
BILL TO BE FREE
TARIFF PHASE
Republican
bl to Art
Uit-
A-tye on ScHeclvie of
Good Now Admitted Free.
Wnhlnttnn. Anrtl 19 -tnalMHf. nf Ivemn
yr "hi Republican member of the
V aad means comrnlltM id um wi
urirr
ir! rabaSlj will mult In
'lln from the new war revenue
now la fh asakla. an rvrnooaert
Jfjtrhin and Repreaenratires Ralnev . ..r
lllltH.U ami Minn or Indiana. r.rlr.e.
WMIchliiji. and I ong-worui or Obm ron
fbrrsd today and It rrevelrped oiat tny
wweat rarlinr on moat fttures or the
fefPOMd emergency urirr. Later Mr
kltritln declared there arttvearfvd to h-
""' rhailce or tarirt reaturei being In-etad-vd
in the MIL
Ihrmfion or the urirr section win make
nerwasarjr the raising or approilmately
for M .01 .Mitlnnal res-enne trnm nlher
"ESE. XwSrTtLt!
r"Al. Mr rK-S'..S
thjr planum the lures sea aa eaxrpor
pes Randolph Declara
Eoery One Should Show
American PatrioHtm
ftp! to Ifae Momlnr Tinea
Ulohe Aria . April O.- "Now Is the um.
ror rery man to mm rorward and tercí-
ala country declarad Epeg Randolph
preaMenl of the Art anna Kaatern an1
Southern ratine In He Uro. fiera ttaaj
Randolph waa rerentlv aooolnted chair
man or the committee on Iran aporta tjoo
by Oovarnor Campbell an aid In WM wort
of the Artaona defense rounrll. He laid
ne waa narryuar through wraa MB c
party duties and would! within the 1
to formina practical plana for the rapid
mohi 1 nation of all rolling aturk In the
tw Tor. April B - Representatives of
171100 anlhrarlta- minart today formallr
presented 10 a committee or operator a
kges "proportumed In
say aa to be helpful ar
To tram the war 11
grant the wag Increaae remiastCd
uve- 01 in ooaraaora waa uuuaau aa aav
lnjr tonight would mean aa Increase of
nrtvr renta a ton In the retail price of
roai.
Mens Fine Straw Hats
You'll find them here
In 1 wide assortment
Staple & Fancy Straws
In All Braids
rricdaU2$3m $5
Bangkoks
Panamas
and Leghorns
$5.00 up to $15.00
SM N. Orrgon. Pbone 571
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINHIIIIHIIHIINIIIIMIIUIIIIIIIIIIHIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllHIUIUHIIIlS
Leak-ProofRings
MA HIZES AIUj THE TIMK
Weatern Motor Supply Co
new mono 747 and 7 4 A.
U Haa Francis St.
There 8 No Comparison
Our veal is young strictly
milk-fed and not grass-fed
yearlings which some butch-
ers sell for veal. You may
not believe this but our cus-
tomers know it. Try it today
for yourself.
Fresh Pork Tenderloin today
Per pound . .... 45 cente
PEYTON'S MARKET
The best of meats
Phone 6400. Stanton Street juat south of Tut.
Now that the hot weather is app-oachmg.
aof t-drinks that can be iced and served in the mid-
die of the day are very welcome. Oiquot Club
Root Beer which is the very fineet on the mar-
hot may be had in pint botttoa at $2 par doren
20cdbocde.
" Groceries Aro Pi
Vtm W.Uon
5 TMjmm
-2
niiFtif.vvv
for Quality"
WATSON'S GROCERY
210-212 Tanza. St
8151 5152 5153 5154. 5155
WfWWfWrWr
ALLEGED MURDERER
OF CLYDE ARMOUR
FLAYEL BY COUNSEL
rataaaat aaT
with war oaaart'
preaaan eoanomre
' ontiniied I rom Pan OH.)
aw or (to Maw U.itr.v
aery a an arrorrtanee
will
rank to the nerriaarr war
strength of t.atm mea. bat antra fie will
not heaiuaa to order a selection draft In
. rerruiting rana it tne rolun
ayaaaaa. Tne ec.mr .ill ... th.
ilepartment that It permit Um Mew Metjro
reriment hi be mounted mranlrv The
mam win mobllll. ith the prreant orn
7" ai i.i.iiilubua. nut t a uncler.tiHMl
thai an omciai reoraniaatlno will occnr
laur. It la uoenlf admitted that tne or
aaniiation cannot be a tnrreae unlea. och
readiuiunent la mad. 7a re are now
ilutant iieaeral Baca took Hi oath ol
orrice today and with tne governor and
hit I'ral adrlaera worked out detalla or
toe rerrultln plan !o be announred later
The new war rommlaalon of alrht. named
a tne aotrrnor called to meet twmoirow
morninr here to take up the campaKn
Getting Johnnie
Off to School and
husband off to businusa arc
problems that tax the nérvea
and strength of the house-
wife who runa her own
home. So easy and delight-
ful if you know Shredded
Wheat Biscvk the ready-
cooked ready-to-eat whole
wheat food. Children like
its delicious crisp aroma
whin served with hot milk.
durinr nr plantlna araaon 07 Ule alai
In the plantlnc.
be arallabw 10 kelp
Tat aovermir ! ne. a nertrl.in.llnn tit
daj calling un all rliltena to help In the
btr warwian crop prugaranda.
APPROPRIATIONS TO
STATE INSTITUTIONS
TO BE TALKED OVER
until
in il rroin Paye Opa.)
nora lu-r oralii-ue. im loa nimraaiMl
are doina mm it la very lUtelv that unleaa
some mciiiod aiulraMa to all roncrmou
n arreni upon prior to the matter betn
tirourbt mi to the noor or tfa honae mat
me or nrnrt or in Inatitutlona may aurier.
ollowlna ir nieetln. the tinuMi nnati-
eial conunitier will aot on the matter.
Kt prearni thej are holdlnt up the aac-
Uona or Hi- vaiiom appropriation blllt
daaltaf wiui eiienalon work. The de-
Mirtuuinui iieaiia wtrl appear before the
"nance committee of the bouae at rartoua
Mam durinf tha praaent week aa well
aa lb repr.sentalivea of the atate rail-
roada. who are aaklnf appropri aliona ror
the purise or eateadlnt Ibe atate rail
road now 1 unnlna rrom I'aleaUne to Kuak
and corsi.i uirouth lalrn id There
la not mm h i.torabla tenlimeni however
lor the eatenaion.
ludlrlarj Ma Paaala.
The home today passed finally under a
aoapanalon nf the rulea the judiciary ap-
propriation run ramrlae iSJTI.aSI ror twn
yeara with ti. 177.641 lor Um firat year
and Il.iti7.nii ror tbt aarond year. The
most important rhanre made in the bill
waa the striking out or the appropriation
aaior aeiiuu ror to payment or apeclal Judge
land th'i Inaértion of an Item of as.OOU each
year for the payment of regular Judges
when acting in the capacity or apeclal
Judges.
Toe eleemosvnvy section of the bill has
bean set for Tuesday artenaooD al
o'clock.
aaale tat ora 0aeerttlaat.
The Mate tenate want on record today
aa favoring the pre aidant's plan or ae-
lectl.e corno upturn military aervlce In the
war by a vote nr it to 1 a raaolution en-
dortiag this plan of raíalo an army.
itonators MrNealus end Parr rotad against
the r solution A copy of the reaolutlon
was wired I'reMilent Wilson and Speaker
Clark of Use bouae.
A raaolutmn was alto adopted by the
senaai which urged the president to for-
bid the uae of foodstufrs fur anything
but foods and not In the manufacture of
intoxu attng tlquura. etc. This reaolullou
waa met with a round of applauae when
laid before the bouse and will probably
be adopted tomorrow.
Made at Niagara Falla. N. Y.
ARRAS BATTLE RAGES
WITH RENEWED FURY
(Coaatauad rreta Page One.)
days' righting and hat been held aramet
deaperale runnier assaults.
fiartaaaa Mraagly Melafarred.
The iieriiiaiis always managed to cllnr
to tbt slopet on either side of the bill
on which Mmieht 1 a-Prrua It perched
una being the highest point eaat or Arras
and v my. overlooking the great broad
eastern plains or northern France. That
Hermans today were undoubtedly throw
Ing thrlr full force Into their realstance.
along the Scarpa. They had brought up
strong reserves to oppose a further Brit-
ish advance and had thrown In scores of
nets batteries or artillery.
Wall el Kiplealag Sheila.
The righting around Uuemappe. due
south of Muncby. waa eatreniely bitter.
The attacking rir:tlah wave "went over"
In the half gray light of dawn. It still
was dark enough to make a fiery apee
lacle or tha barrage which crept ahead
of them-h veritable wall of eiplodltur
surns- aru wihi nave oeen over several
limes under the protection of a barrage
are apt to grow over confident in follow-
ing the shells and orraalooally gvl hit by
hit- fly:ng back although virtually every
shell linar or the stray for Use mrantry
burst forward with a great spray or
shrapnel búllela. A modern barrage la a
t. ir nung thing lo race and the Hermans
involuntarily break before it.
téeraaaa Itugouls Peal ray ad.
Today In many pari or Use battle front
there were ao more dugouts to uae as
shelters and toe Hermans had to ataSa
and fight 1 lb the reaull that Ibear rea
ualtiaa ere hghar and the prisoners
fewer. 111 those sertkios of the Itne.
The British advanced in early every
Instance rrom mera half treorhea. waare
they had been lying for the peat week.
The Oeruian oppoaltr them had been dig
glng at every possible opportunity but
they. toa. stare unable to conalruct more
than section of an unronnerted trench.
th 1114. huí.- guns conreases 111 every
Caalble nook and corner. In the vll-
re which skirted the battle front it
ned aa If every building rontained
ma. nine gun news Man y machine guns
were rired on the oppi.aite bank of th
river Scarpe and 11 was somewhat uif
r'rult to ileal with Ustai.
Tha artillery preparation far today s
BATTL4L Jl es t at si MS 11 AT AJIBAII
lt 1 I AMU) TO K t It. Hi I M IMA
N rinar umm
My Aaaorlatad Frees
i.ououn. April a. - (AirerapoiKtesiu at
iitiah re-adqoarters In I'ranre Tsaicur In
laaajtanu that the battle slum ha been
sminerd at AITaa la moth fiercer than
when it began The Hermans llsey say.
y Bteeassd for 11. 1 venal and
-IMnillaSad u. nlioi. re.l.lai.re
by ttsatr ol fleers Oat of the corraspou
dent aaaeru that at uae of the ust Jim
nil beuie or tha wbute war
Tha flsiaistts hi Inane work the cur
róenoste)! add have ron.tr u- te.1 uum
erooa Uaorhea aad luarnioe gun pita oat
in a iMiiuii- iiue. but .triuag avsrjwatsa
m apparent disorawr. as if a h HaiUua
had kasaw aciertas by virtue uf tout rise
iu Use grouud Aootker cajrrweiMHaaaal
wrilea
bants is surwaaaty hard lor our
It la a battle to Saw ao rae
all I egu lighua I at progrese al
all the point. .iitjiiasT by etst Utaaya and
Usr.. M ebh aad now at th. uaul.
W ates are ktahta hark ror a while bv
the Ustnu.lt ot Uta Mr. bol Uert in
lantrattajg agala aad agate aad getting
A Uno. I all Ute flgtlUBg It sarin. I be
taS ajuaat bt kngliak aad In haea uvars.
It 1 said that tha Uersaaa raaasalim haea
bean very eevere and that hVoae I Uw
trials are asode.at uontyajd largely by
NH tTtfat tad shrtpaagi aad af a net
set to u. ctaaraster .
says rtret
aot asas lavas two Umssuhvsü
of twos ar astsoUosied with
ste wS their aiankir
KatT um umim in . liáis
ittasM s.sst atkk an assist tasae
ar rtiktra asAJtri
u Aaaogl atari rteea
I atai agwtl at. rts. brutal teasart
fruta British svaadsuiarvers ta fisssns'ai
Ing throughout the day oat both banks of
th Scarpa and Important enemy positions
were gained by our troops a marseii rea
ture or the day's operations was the rre-
quent and violent enemy counter attacks.
In which he suffered heavy losses.
"We raptured tha village nf uavrrlle
and the enemy's Befsnass for two and a
hair miles aouth or the village tt rar as
Hotu cemetery.
'On live right bank of the scarpe our
troop foaght their way forward iui a wide
front south and eaat or Monrny I e pr
There waa great activity In the air
yesiernty in wmcnotir airrran were
entirely successful. SIX Herman alrplan
ea were shot down. Plfteen others were
driven down out of control
"In one engagement a hostile rormation
of eight machines was attacked by two
of our airplanes which brought two hos-
tile machine and drove a third out of
control.
"Bealdea those destroyed In the
fighting one Herman airplane was shot
down tiv antl airrran guns in addition.
seven (crinan kite nations were destroyed
yetlerdty. Seven of our machines ate
mlaalng.'' T
TO HAVK BBÉN BKIt I
I IIKM II
K I MtH.
Lmui
By Aaaociated Pres.
Palis. April tJ. The otTlclal rommiinica
lion savs
in Belgium the enemy launched seve-
ral attacks this morning at various ivointa
Hong our front but these were com-
pletely repulsed riome enemy groups
which penetrated our advance elementa
ware driven out Immediately. The Oer-
inana lan prisoners In our hands
"Between Alane and the chernin daa
Haines we made new progress. North of
Sanry the artillery righting waa particu-
larly lively.
"On April At our pilot rough! a num-
ber or aerial engagements alt enemy air
planea being brought down one of our
group composed of 14 machines laat
night dropped 1710 kilos or projectiles
on railway stations In the valley or the
Alan.
"Belgian communication At various
R viola on the Belgian rrom the artillery
gluing waa resumed with greater ac
tlvity than In th preceding days.'
'Eastern theater. April 73 lively ar-
tillery actions occurred in the region or
lake Ivorian and the canta band. On
the night of April il-ts numenus enemy
reronnoissanres were repulsen oy rine
fire and grenades on the front between
Tsrvena Stana and Sokoi. An enemy aero
piano was brought to earth near koritaa
two officers helng made prisoner ."
(4CRMANB ON NtstiTBKItN PABT
0 HI NKIAN I HUM I SIM
ULABM III litis
By Associated Press.
I'evograd via London. April ft. (Brit-
ish admiralty per wireless presa.) The
(larntaus on the northern part or the Hut
nan front have been firing glass bullet
form their rifles at the nussiaii linea say.
today's war office aiinouucecnant. The
statement report bad weatlter both In the
Carpathians and on the Muinanlan front
where blUaardt hate prevailed In the
mountains and rain In live valleys. Hostile
untitle by kurds against the Itiisalans
In Persia are Increasing according to
the announcement.
on the French Front in t rance April
II 'Hum BtaI Corespondent or the
Aaaociated Praaa.) The relative quia oa
the French front reaults rrom on of
those normal pauses m the haul- after
lb first vigorous shock which drove the
oerinant man their furmniaivie poaiuons
along a rang or hllla where they long
had been antrastehed The work or dr.
ganliatlon however proreeds conUou
ously Tha French unrelentingly main
Mln contact with th Hermans awl hare
aim there along the line have pushed them
bask atlll further lo local engagemaavta.
Th srullery aad the aviation seratans
were favored today by clear skies and tha
gun roar Incessantly.
ROMAN CATHOUC CttATt AlN
TAi.kXTt lmt atEItUU TEXAN
ay Asaocialaii praaa.
Canadian Headquarter lu 1'rance. April
B. (Br the Canadian 1 uersaaa Corra
gnedsal ) In reference to live caae of Uva
young American believed pi be a Tetan
who enlisted la a t-aaiadian battalion end
carried the Miara and stupe on his bayo
net UP th" Vimy height- and who fall
wouaaaa at uu- a. lion trie first
to carry the flag of hit country
hy the
Calholn cnaplala ui th
corps y Male thai lie heard the
'e from pie ups of we
but dbl not take
MMC bH AHIi I HI .1 1 tl
aw Vseri AleTII U
uve r inn u a tu .
Ill bara waa rts
ne physicians
oualy
Sarah Bra
tito is daaWar-
nioriably '
POSLAM MEANS
FRESHER CLEARER
HEALTHIER SKIN
GOVERNMENT POOD PLAN
GIVEN TO CONGRESS
(Oaayajasastd fisaga gajaj OtWs)
agrtciiirere larked atatbliiaij t oMatB aa
accurate estimate nf the rood aupply and
needed legislation te prdrtd II
Aside rrom th wheat aad potato rmp
here had been an Indicated ahnrtag of
staple roivdsmrrs. the ses-retary said The
nation nee.i for It normal domestic re
quiremenis about Attnon no bushels or
wheal a rear he explained nrludlng
eighty milllnn hushela ror seeding ptir
pivtea. Thai atsioiint waa about laat year s
crop Laat year n nation bad a "carry
over" of I70.oav.aan nnahela of wheat
f rom July 1 last until March I laat the
s mount s sported waa thi m oao bushels
with all these recta In mind tha aerre
tary said it waa hard 10 iteterwahM the
cause for M.M wheat
Probably." he added "there hj partly
an economic Justification partly there It
apprehension that the low price paid a
few years ago will be paid again Aa to
what et ten I prices may be controlled I
have no facta to base an opin'on."
figures were given showing that the
production of com. marley. oats. rice.
hllk ans' butter egga and other ft.vd prod-
ucts this year were greater or at tweet
atrial to th average for the laat rive
years. snt that production had tnrreaaert.
"I think . vtr. Houston said "th high
brires are dun to a combination of clr
rumatan es
"A combination of circumstances and
people egested senator kenyon.
"ay he." replied th secretary
Frlgbleaed P tapis tre read.
Secretary Houston said he had heard
there had been already storage or quan
tit es of rood hy people alarmed over the
tltnallon. but he did not believe tall waa
general In hit opinion tha farmer is
tar 1st rind high prices continuing awn
If peace were to come now. He aa-'d the
farmer should be guaranteed a minimum
arlre mr things ibe gnvertwnagal mat Mat
be should grow lo help th aattoa.
"Th sentiment throughout the coun
try la hne." he said "The rentier ar
wllllnr to respond In th (vest or their
ability There are anana drftrutllea in
their way. but the farmers ar Juat aa
patriotic as the rett of ua. It la natural
howeter. that when they are asked to pay
Increased prices for teed and fertiliser
they should aak 'tsbaia do we get offt'
"t suggest that we should hare legisla
non 10 r t
price of llitnga that wnnirt he suhjert to
shin and the power should be conferred
oa the ete ulive Perhaps la certain et
tresne emergencies there should b tha
power bi ru matlmum pétrea. The ra
might be causea or speculation that Saabs
be controlled that way. I suggest that
yon confer the powar oa the council of
nat'onal itérense to art at Uve dirwrtlon nf
H e president in rising matlmum und mln
Imttnt arte."
Mr. Houston said be dd not believe th
power in rit prices would have to b -err
lead and be did not think the govern
ment should go Into th wholesale bust
aaaa.
The secretary said he had no accurate
estimate or tha grain going into alcohol
eirept that lit value laat year was Ills
non one
The dnpsrtment of Isbor s boy mobill
gallon plan contemplates the establish
ment nf enrolling stations In every city
In th United Stat. Boys rrom It In It
years or age. under auperv'stnn. would
ramp on farms wherever their services
were needed.
"It I planned to enroll boy who can
be used to advantage wherever there may
be a shortage or labor especially in svrri
culture." said the labor department an
nnunrement. "There is a great need ror
help In the preparation or fruit and veg
elahleva ror canning I
1 "si on. in ees ataa
r I lid Ing th whnl
under a
able bv b ot servir
son th reaver v-e
nothing shall be drat
manner Mod to break
standards of child baa
life "
lW'la MMMSalaml
gf " ni
A tizona Council of
Defense O pent GuM
By Times Special Cor
I'hoenls. Aria. toril M. PSjMjBSai
iieadquartera of th Artaona CaoM
iverense have been e.iabllshed Is aba
ate chamber at the state Itottaa.
H Heard chairman of IB counetl. fl
tn attendance at IHiaagaartant
as will also Berretanr
I eitecs outlining the work
i'i n 1 1 11 1 tlee s are now babhV J
members In various narta Oa-I
11 is etpei led that live lirtt of tita
Iv reports Ui be furnished will be
hands of the chairman by May t.
If JhSbarlS
bi tew Yo arty M
&3a'!5PisbS
GET IT AT McMICKLE'S
Wonderful Grocery Savings
We are in the grocery business and our object is to Save El Paso people and vicinity money on their table em
now days are quite an object. We hare price quality and quantity for your big round dolour
penses. Ju
Look 'em o
McMICKLE MAKES THE PRICE
PEACHES in quart Cans uKS 4gcans .... Can 16c
TUNA FISH-Regular 30c seller-Can 14
PR TIT EACH ORDER $1.00 GROCERIES WE WILL GIVE A PAINTING OUTFIT COI?!?!
T IV LL FOR THE SCHOOL KIDDIES COME EARLY r '--
BREAD 3 5c Lvs. 10c TOOTH PICKS 3 5c Pkgs. lOcj
FLOUR Elk High Patent (lL3) "Kit 24 Lbs. $1.50
tail lOe; deatBB
Salmon flat can 12c; doxatn
Sardine rtswuUur 16c can. . . .
Lobater r enrular 20c can ....
Lobster regular 38c can ....
Dry Shrimpe rcvarular 20c can
Med BaW cae
Comed Beef can
Milk tall can
Milk email can
Marmh mal Iowa can
Fly Swatters each
Fly Papar 5 double abeets. .
Paper Towela 38c rise
Corn Fíala 9-10c pacatas cat
Stow. PoUab lOe bar.
$1.20
$1.38
10c
10c
20c
12c
18c
28c
12c
6c
7Vc
8c
8c
10c
BOc
8c
ISc
lc
8c
EGGS Brookfield doz. . . 38c
Batter beet creamery pound .
Oleomargarine Marigold pound
30c
Oacar Sauce 35c bottle 18c
Ketchup 16c bottle
Layer Cake each. .
Angel Food each .
Cookiea all kind dc
Cop Cake. dc
lie
26c
20c
10c
.up uucea dosen isc
Jelly Roll cut 10c
Lady Finger dc
10c
Cream Puffs dosen 26c
Cream Rolla d
Cinnamon Roll
Pndt Slice doso
Doughnut doses
Coffee Cake cut
26c
18c
10c
10c
10c
Prune large beat pound 13c
Apiicola beet pound 18c
Peaches dried best pound .... 12c
Dried Apples beet pound 13c
Seeded Raisin pound 13c
Tea at bulk beat pound 2fte"
George Washington Coffee only 28c
G. Washington Coffee med. San 47c
George Washington Coffee targe 86c
Sapolto 2-10c packages 18c
Bon Ami 2-10c packages 18c
Bon Ami Powder 2- 10c ceas. . . 15c
Thread 2 apool lc
Shoe Poluh. regular 26c bottle . . 1 0c
Shoe Polish regular 28c bottle. 10s
Shoe Past Poluh can 10c
Bulk Peanut Butter pound 20c ; '
Sweet Pick lea gallon 60c
Sour aad DiU Pickle dosen . . . 20c
TABLE FRUIT in Quart Cans Assorted Can 20c; Dozen . . $2.40
DUTCH CLEANSER Two 10c Cant 15c; Dozen 89c
SOAP Big Yellow Bar 60 to 70 Bars to Case 5 Bars 25c; Case. $2.75
COFFEE McMickle's Morning Joy It Satisfies Try a Pound Pound 30c
Kara Syrup 1 Vi-lb. cat
Kara Synsp 2-lb. can.
BUss Sorghum quart .
2 for
18c
10s
10c
Hatches 7 Boxes 25c
BBSS Sorghum half gaBon 20c Aaasarasnaa. tall can 13c
Bliss Sorghutn. gallon 40c !.. r. s.ii 19
Country Sorghum quarts 15c
Vehra Syrup 2-10c casks 15c
Vahra Syrup quart can 15c
Valva Syrup half gallon can. . . 30c
Mary Jane Syrup gallon 40c
Jam regular 20c jars tie
Jolly regular 15c jar 9c
Honey pint 20c ; quart 38c
Spuds 4 pound 28c
CctJery btanch 10s
Lettuce 2 head. 15c
Apple eating 4 pound 28c
Onaaaus dosen 10c
Regtanat dozen 20c
Fresh Aaparagua 3 btatche 25c
Fl-eah Touaatoe. pound 15c
New Potatoes 3 powkds 28c
Isssnai beet dozen 15c
Rice 3' lb . 25c 16 lbs. $1.00
String Bean tall
Tomatoes tall can
Hominy large can
Peas can 18c; dosen
Corn aaa 16c; dosen
Soup tall can ( Tomato)
Green Chile 10c can
Chile Con Carne 10c can
Corn Starch 2-10c package .
Starch lump 2-10c package
12c
18c
12c
$1.78
$1.78
11c
8c
8c
15c
18c
Cigar Select 80 to bou $1 .80
Havana Royals 80 to a box ... $1 .80
Oblong 50 to box 66c
Little Barrett box 50 for 68c
Switser Stogies box 60 for . 68c
Dick't Invincible 50 to box . . 65c
Old Virginia Cheroot. 100 pkg.$2.00
Creen Turtle 100 to bou 90c
Hone Shoe Tobacco pound . . . SlI
Star Tobacco pound 25c
Brown' Mule and Schnatppa Ib. fjjaj-
CMd Kentucky pound 25c
Pipe regular 50c seller Be
Toilet Soap 8c bar 2 Vie
SUGAR
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Washing Powder 8c
Mechanic' Soap 10c bars.
Cream Otiv Soap 10c
Lye 2-1 0c cans. .......
Talcum Powder 28c caw
Olive Oil regular 28c bottle. .
Olive Oil regular BOc bottle. .
Olive Oil. regular $1.00 bótele.
Obve Oil regular $1.25 bottle.
TOILET SOAP Unlabeled Regular 5c and 10c Bars Tuesday Only 2c
PATTA CAKE FLOUR Add Water Only Try a Package -Only 20d
STRAWBERRIES Fresh Every Day Special Box Only . ... 9c
PECANS Medium Size Fresh Stock Nice Ones round ... 15c
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El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 37TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Tuesday, April 24, 1917, newspaper, April 24, 1917; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth198717/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.