El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 38TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Saturday, November 24, 1917 Page: 3 of 12
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EL PASO MORNING TIME& SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 191 7
THE POPULAR
Thanksgiving Silverware
Sale Extraordinary of
PAR P LAT E
io o per. cent Value
OFFERING of Unusual Merit-Table Silver-
ware of Known Quality-at greatly reduced
prices-for Saturday only. Par Plate is made in the
factories of the Oneida Community and is guaranteed
by them for Ten Years. -(First Floor)
SEASONABLE ITEMS.
Soup Spoons $1.00 Set
Bouillon Spoons S.00 Sot
Oyster Forks 1.5S Set
Grape Fruit (Orange)
Spoons 1.4.7 Set
Fruit Knives I .to Bet
Gravy Ladle 75 Each
rickle Fork 60 Each
Individual Salad Forks. tM Set
Butter Spreaders J.00 Set
S -Piece Child's Bet tS Each
STAPLE ITEMS.
Tea Spoons t .7S 'Set
Tabla Spoons 1M Bet
Dessert Spoons 1.50 Set
Sugar Shell Tl BachV
Butter Knife . .75 Each
Medium Fork 4.00 Be
Medium Knife 4.00 Bet
Berry Spoon 05 Each
Cold Meat Fork .50 Each
Besides being useful for Thanksgiv-
ing these will make appropriate
Xmaa Gifts.
The Primrose is an unusually
dainty design. The festoon of
flowers is charmingly arranged
and the design has great beauty
and attractiveness.
The Par Plat patterns originated
by the same artists who created the
exquisite COMMUNITY PLATE
designs are more pleasing to the
eye than anything else in the sil-
verware line at the price.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Silverware purchased at this sale
if a deposit Is mad will be held
for you until Christmas If you so
desire.
We are now showing In our Silver-
war Section a complete assort-
ment of Adam and Patrician de-
sign In
COMMUNITY PLATE
Par Plate pattern! are so scien-
tifically designed that they give
the greatest possible service for
the money. They are especial-
ly adapted for home club or
banquet hall service.
if iYIsI!
71
ALLEGED DRAFT
FV AflFR fAIHiHT
lilllULII U1UUII1
Monte Holley and Brother Jesse
Arrested 25 Miles North
Montey ami Jess Hotly were arrested S3
miles north or Sierra Blanca Tliursdsj
morning by Slierlff Harry Moore or Hud-
speth county end sn officer from New
Mexico. Montey Holly I under Indict-
ment In New Meiieo for alleged evasion
or the rertatratton set and his brother
Jess la charged with aiding lila brother
to evade registration and resist arrest.
I no former was taken back to Kew Max
Ira and Slierlff Noore brought Jesse
Holly to El Psso. He will htv a hearing
herure ti. I. Kelly tinned Slates com-
missioner Saturday.
Mierirf Moore saya the llollya lire in
few Mexico and that lien Montey Holly
aa called upon to register he and Jeaae
took their guna and croaaed Into Texas
every nine sti attempt was mads to sr.
reet lilm. Tliurartay morning the otneers
..-...W thi'lr 'Kmi atld flllAd ill)
them to surrender ine
lit afte;
out
Fortune Teller Who
Also Cures Ills Is
Taken Into Custody
Dolores Colmenero who said she was
a rortune teller and rould cur any kind
or sickness was taken into cuatody Fri-
day morning on a cbargs or practicing
medicine without s license.
The woman was the prosecuting witness
gainst Donato castro. She claimed that
her room had been entered and two suits
of clothes and s blouse were missing.
Antonls Hamtres testified she had pur-
rhssed a dress and blouse from the de-
fendant ror l. Later aha said she turned
Hie srttrte over to the police csstro
aald ha had purchased four dreaaea rrom
a aecond hand atore. The esse was con-
tinued by Justice J. Ja. heaver.
Mexican Stabbed in
Lung in Altercation
Stabbed hi the left aide with a pocket
knire which penetrated the lower part or
bis lung. Kstanlaslo Patullo wss taken to
Hie emergency hospital st police hesd-
quartera from Charles and Alderets streets
Friday morning l ater he wss removed
to his home st West Overland and bu-
rango streets where II wss said Friday
venina hla condition waa aerious.
Cadillo waa stabbed during an alterca-
tion the cause or which la unknown a--rordlng
to the police. A warrant has been
Issued ror Jos Alverex lu connection with
the esss.
For the Next Thirty Days
WE ARE OFFERING SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Wall Tinting and Papering
We make a specialty of pactare ft
window glass.
Worthington Paint & Wallpaper Co.
414 N. OREGON STREET PHONE 93iW
"Watson's Groceries Are Itassf lar Quality"
TURKISH D LIGHT
An enticing and wholesome confection encrusted with
walnuts and glace fraila.
While Oriental in formada the Cresca Method of Prep-
aration revenía in this toothsome favorite a
v new charm and appanl
In round wood boxes holding 1 pound
75c each
WATSON'S GROCER
210 and 212 Tsui Street
5151. 5152. 5153. 8154. S15S.
Fill the Stadium ra Tkuksgiving Day
TKis Machine Saves
One -Half Your
Butter Bill!
If you are buying four pounds of butter
per week
Buy Only TWO Pounds
WONDER
BUTTER
MERGER
The Culinary Sensation
of the Century!
Makes a two-pound roll out
of one pound of butter and
one pint of milk.
hat as a weet firm and lasting a
the original butter.
NO OTHER INGREDIENTS OR
DRUGS USED
1 Pound Creamery Butter Costs. . . 60c
1 Pint Milk C casts 7c
A Pint Weighs a Pound.) ..
Total coat 2 pound 67c
THINK OF THE SAVING!
wad
Recular Price
$1.50
Special
98c
By Mail
Anywhere
SEE THE REMARKABLE DEMONSTRATIONS
TWO EACH DAY at 1 1 :30 A. M. and 3 P. M.
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ATHLETIC MEET
First Contaet of Kind for Cox-
ty Schools Will Be Held
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wortlug to nab U oat uf the simI
sueccaslal snsirisStsgs f tat rural
schools. Hiss Mar Pss. s teacher to
the Yelets srhool. la responsible for lb
1 kins piare. The susiestloo. wliltb
county erooots. A!l aia working lor the
was orurlnsllr bar has tana ottiueuu
adopted by issnlwrs in iie Hiei
eurre.e or lbs program
TIk gansee will sun shout I u'rlork
In tj aneruoiMi. Tlatee will be psitltl
piled hi by girl sad buy sludenu frcau
Use libit. V'Ute. Grandview. nan Ellsano.
Fabwia and Succor ru erboois. If Ilea wiu
b wred.
early In Ma spring II la being planned
to bs a field day al VeUte la which
all or th echoole a ill lake part.
AUileUrs lu the eounty hoola la some
tetag aew Ilatll mn Myrs Winkler
casssnv aessasl saasalntsaisni. took of
fire alliletle sporu were nut emourasod
erhool now has Ha regular
lai I. .11 lutiu .on ou.ri
hsve ai en suud ar'ouui
as an gatuce with ciiy school
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Toy City Dolldom
Opens This Morning!
A Whole Floor Full Of Toys Dolls & Games
With Merry Old Santa Claus In Charge
jpHE POPULAR'S" Toy City and Dolldom in the Old Annex on the
B Second Floor is a realm of real fascination for big and little for
old and young. Not just a toy shop but a big thoroughly stocked scien
tifically conducted and organized toy business planned along such line
ai to beet meet the varied demand of thousand.
A toy store with a message a message of thrift. Not just a toy mart for
wonderful sight-seeing but a place in which you can get the best the
newest and the moat for your money.
Thousand of dollar' worth of exclusive thing. A solid floor of "Pop-
ular" Toy City urprises. Wherever you turn and look there is some-
thing new. Maze of thing that are entirely exclusive things you can-
not buy elsewhere.
In many lines the war spirit is dominant and the various military phases
of the vast World War are here brought startlingly near.
If ydu want to see the most amazing the most captivating exhibition of
its kind in the entire Southwest come to "The Popular." You will find
the Old Annex a Garden of Toy and Doll Delights.
(Old Annes Second Floor)
All Dolls and Toy Left
From Last Season
iu iD;r
jl a. a. V&
Importad Dolls That Go
to Sleep Special at
$1.50
Jolly Old Santa Clam WO
Give Candy etc Souvenir
FREE
A Few Of The Hundreds Of Things In Our Toy City
Foreign and Domestic Dolls.
Doll Wig.
Doll clothing ot all kind.
Doll hods.
Doll fin inline of all kinds.
Umakem outfit.
Architect outfits
Circuses of all kinds. '
8words and sword set.
Aluminum cuoklng utensils.
PUiol.
Train sets.
Games of. all kinds.
Racing cars.
Autos.
Pianos.
Una ranges.
Wash day sets.
Horn and trumpets.
Grocory stores.
Penntoy automats.
Rubbr ball.
Bradley' drawing and painting outfit.
Do Lue combination board.
Cutout of all kind.
Kindergarten genu.
Paper doll.
Painting book.
Stencil outfit.
Little cartoonist outfits.
Linen book.
Story books ot all kinds.
Mother Goose bonks.
Children' books by Dickens Shakespeare.
Tennyson Daniel Defoe and other
famous authors
Haclng yachts.
I'ioneer flier.
Ha by Dana.
Hchoenhut' sand toy and Modelwood
toys.
Dreadnaught battleship builder.
Artificial Christmas tree.
Artificial snow.
Chrlatma tree ornamont.
Submarine.
Work benches.
Roxlng glove.
Footballs.
Wood racing cars.
Itlfl with bayonat.
Guna.
Teddy Bear.
Ives mechanical and electric tor.
Lionel s electric toy
Wonder blocks and block of all kinds.
Automobile lamps and horns
I lili climbers.
Hee-sw.
Doll bonne.
Parlor balls and ball of all description.
Desks of all sises
.lumping bunnies.
Bucking broncho.
Clown of all kinds.
rtiingnlows.
Telephones.
ilumpty-Dumpty circuses vith separata
downs and animals.
Roily Dolly toys.
War at ea game.
Hobby horae.
Shoe flies swan horae and goat designs.
Horaea on swings.
Tad-o-blles.
Doll paramhulators.
Doll aulklss.
Bicycles.
Trlcyoles. .
Velocipedes.
Kxprem wagon in wood Iron and steel
Skudder cars.
Doll swing.
High chairs.
Drum of every description from the
cheapest -to the regulation Boy Scout
drum.
Policemen firemen and loldler outfits.
Marino outfit.
Trunk In regulation nnd wardrobe styles.
Hlg I Hcii machín guns.
Pop oannons.
Dishes and tea set of all descriptions.
Fairy play outfits; very interesting tor
girl.
Women's Suits Selling Regularly For
$29.50 Offered Today At Each $15.00
IN offering thee suits for today we are giving values that will not be dupli-
cated this season a statement the truth of which you will realize after
you have seen the fashionable fabrics and styles that are included. Every suit
selected from our high class regular slock. They are made of splendid aual-
ity Silvertones Broadclolhs Velours Burrellas and Serges. Full belted
straight line plain tailored and fur trimmed models. Close fitting collars that
hug the neck tightly. Many have trimmings of plush velvet and braiding.
Colors include taupe green brown navy Pekin blue and beetroot. Be sure
to see them when you come here today. (Fifth Floor)
Extra Specials For Saturday's
Selling In Down-Stairs Store
$3.63
WOMKN'H FKlttTH Mad
Herges Poplins. Gabardln
glXtra Special at
each.
WOMKN'H KICKGtC AND TAFFETA H1LK
DrtKMHKfl Straight Una effects for the moat
part lu Navy and lilack button and braid trim-
med. Horns with fancy metallic e A Ck fZ
embroidery. ISxtra Special each ÍOTjfJ
W UM ION'S UNION SUITS Fie-eos d and irlade with
Shown tu white only. Kxtra Special a suit ut
JliTING GUWNB- Made of an excellent iunllty
of flannel. In plain whit or color round or
square neck; also some with cul a "V "
lsrs Kxtra Spsvlal o. Iaj st J 1 J KJ
I'lllNCKSS MAY" UNION SUITS FOR WOMKN
Shown In whit or flesh; all tylea. Including
high neck long slaeve Dutch neck albow
leaves: knee or ankle length tft 1 f f
Kxtra Special a suit at JJ) 1. XjKj
high neck long lve ankl length.
There's A Hum Of Excitement Here!
Hats For A Song!
THERE'S a circle round each mirror I A crowd 'round ech tablet And
such happy faces for it's rare luck to find such good-looking hats for
so small a sum I
Lot No. 1 We couldn't have offered them at these figures if we
- hadn't been on hand when a New York maker wanted to
2p 1 J vy close out his winter line I
Glad to get rid of them and start
Each Hat
Is Different!
Lot No. 2
$1.95
$2.65
It is as U we had bought 1000 differ-
ent idas I "
There are sailors and turbans and
toques and picture hats. Panne and Lyoas velvets hatters'
plush and even gold and silver lace hats. All most attrac
lively trimmed. In these 1 000 hat ideas you'll be bound to
find the one that exactly expresses your own personality!
In all it's an opportunity you can't afford to mis I
I
on spring models he accepted our
low price. And
we pass the low
price on to you.
Lot No. 3
Lot No. 4
$3.85
(Down Stairs Store)
Mid-Winter
Sale Of
GRASS
RUGS
FVE HUNDRED Grass
Rugs have just arrived
froen China. They have heen
in transit for eight month.
There are so many Rugs we
must sell them at once as our
space is limited. To move
them quickly w qusrse un-
usually low prices. The pat-
terns are new and the quality is
the beat produced in the
Orient:
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Black, James S. El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 38TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Saturday, November 24, 1917, newspaper, November 24, 1917; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth199407/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.