El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-26

Watson. Standard, Lion, Bee Hive and
| Cleveland Square stores; kerosene by
/ the Magnolia Petroleum company; eof-
fee by the Western Coffee company
tea and baking powder by the Republic
| Coffee company; nIacaroni by the
Sharp-Elliott Manufacturing company
brooms by the Rio Grande Broom COM
pany; potatoes by the Goodman Pro-
duce company and Loretz and Pegram:
onions by the Goodman Produce com
pany; soap by the James A. Dick COM
pany.
One quart Of milk per day each was
furnished by Hawkins, Price and Al
hambra diaries, and a liberal rebate
was given by the FL Paso dairy. Be
sides the above regular donations reg
ular financial help is given by mer-
chants ana friends of the nursery.
miscellaneous Contributions.
Other contributions were received as
follows: One bolt of cotton flannel,
Krakauer, York & Moye; a hanging
shelf from Emerson and Berrien; cut
flowers and fern and use OF palms and
ferns for decorative purposes, from
Kolle, the florist; scales and tray from
T. H Rogers Furniture company; mat
tresses and pillows from Acme Furni-
ture company and r. L. Daniels; dishes
from the S H Kress company; electric
bells from the Independent Electric
company; one case of canned tongue
from Swift company 10 pounds of cot
tolene from Z. n. Ragsdale, represent
ing n. h Fairbank company; drugs
from A. E. Ryan Drug company, Wards
Pharmacy, Scott White company and
Peoples Drug company; paint from the
futile Paint and Glass company, Ju-
liam and Mills and Mckee Paint COM
pany; lumber from the Long Lumber
and Crawford Lumber companies; hard
ware from the Laurie Hardware COM
dc Of hut n- h.
Constable Cold Storage company; wire
screen to recover some OF the screens
from the Gus Momsen company; one
electric flat iron from c. z. Heffner,
representing the Texas Electrical COM
pany; two enamel baby beds. baby bath
tub and mattresses from Trinity NJ. E.
church; Is dozen eggs from Z. P KEEP
ley, wholesale produce.
Valuable services were rendered by
B. T. Powers, E. H. Florence and
Pronto Plumbers. Pictures were re-
ceived from the Feldman Art and Ko-
dak shop, Misses Florence Robertson
ana Josephine Frankenburger. One
electric stove was furnished by T. Ho~
mer Thomas, representing the Electric
store.
Cash contributions included SIS each
from Mrs. B. F. Hammett and senior
Salomir; 81 from "a friend" so cents
from Gladys and Marjorie Steere. 9th
er donations were raisins. evaporated
large box of blocks for kindergarteners
from four little sisters"
Donations of Clothing,
Children's clothing was furnished by
Mrs Otis Coles. Mrs. Walthan, Mrs J.
]. Pearce, Mrs. J. B. Fauers; Mrs. B.
A Romero. DR.. E. F. Edgar. Miss Raw
Benham. Mrs NJ. r. Burton, Mrs L. c.
Shea. Mrs. Paul Lisso, Mrs. J. w
Burns, Hazel and Albert Stevenson: p
pairs of rompers from two friends"
and clothing from Mrs. Tarzer. Mrs.
Candy. Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Linde-
man, Mrs. B. c, Rey, Elite Confection-
cry company and Miss Helen Heintzc.
Hammer and tacks were donated by
Mrs B. c, Rey; three dozen pencils, for
kindergarten, by Mrs. z. P. Lerner;
three table cloths and six napkins.
watermelon and tomatoes, by Mrs.
Clara Hendrix; one chiffonier and run
ners for dressers. Sunshine Helpers;
ammonia and blueing by the Sharp
Elliott Manufacturing company Ser
wees were donated by McEIWains' Stu
do; baking powder soaD. parer nap
kins, two bells, two blank record