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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

hind Mexico In the wealth OF miner
ais to be found under their soils But
these two states have the advantage OF
favorable development conditions
While Mexico has been having revolu-
tions with all Of its mines and smell
tiers closed. Arizona and New Mexico
have continued 70 develop and produce
until the FL Paso shelter has come TO
depend largely upon these two states
for MS raw materials.
West Texas was long hampered in its
mineral development by the adverse
Texas laws, which almost prohibited
legitimate mineral development This
has been remedied and west Texas Is
expected to take its place with Arizona,
New Mexico and Mexico as a rich min
eral producing section
The FL Paso School OF Mines, a part
Of the University OF Texas, has been
established in FL Paso and makes Fl
Paso the educational center as well as
the commercial metropolis for the great
mineral field Of the southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

- ARKS, parking ana street paving
- are the three best evidences Of
l. good municipal housekeeping. FL
Paso leads Texas and the south in
these three prime factors in the civic
development Of q city.
FL Psso's parks are valued at sS,-
100000. including a central park-San
Jacinto plaza-iu the very heart Of
the downtown district, which is worth
$500, 000 IN real estate figures ana
many times more as a municipal
breathing ground and an attractive
civic center, which Is IreQuenteQ Dy
thousands Of tourists and residents an
There are Il city parks, not count
iEg q number Of the parks which nave
been included in the suburban add
tons and are maintained by these ad-
dition companies without assistance
From sand Lot to Beauty.
San Jacinto plaza is the most val
uabl park place in the city Locat-
ed in the center Of the city, It is the
meeting place for all FL Paso; is the
playground Of children ana the place
where the people wait for trains ana
cars as they do IN Central park, New
York. Once q sand lot, a wise and Tar
seeing set Of forefathers set It aside
as a park. The alligator pool was
added and the plaza immediately be-
EaLAa one % AAE 5AAgM R-a-Nla Va
city. Now it IS laid off in triangles
OF green clover. shade trees and rose
bushes with the old brass cannon
standing guard alongside the plaza
flagpoIe, from which an American nag
flies every day Of the year Double
rows Of metal benches are placed
around the park and along the inter-
secting walks and these seats are Al
ways crowded
City's Finest Parks.
WASHINGTON park is the city's largest
park It is located in the eastern part
Of the city where there Is sufftcient
land 70 give the people q municipal
playground that is big enough Tor al
purposes. This park has a well laid
cut baseball park. a running track, a
race course. a polo field and a picnic
ground. It is planted in trees, grass
and shrubs and IS one Of the most
attractive park places in the west
Fewer people see this park. because
OF its distance from the city, but II
IS popular with picnickers. Sunday
afternoon strollers and visitors.
One part Of the park Is reserved
for children, and there are Fairgrounds,
play houses, wading pools, play appa-
ratus and swings for their entertain
ment- Another section Of the park is
fenced off for a zoo where animals and
birds are kept for the education Of the
public
A new grandstand has been erected
10 replace the one that burned in the
ball park. a clubhouse has also been
built for the use OF the ball clubs and
oergolas built over the grounds for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

a paved roadway and sidewalks. An
appropriation has been made OF $40 00O
for this years work on this parl-I-sy-
scheme and the work is now n15eT
way. A strip Of parking u feet y--i5s
will be laid out next to the canal ,--;tL
an ornamental iron fence protecfi1s- ~ ~.
people from the deep canal This 49,
wav will be planted with graSs -
shrubs and will have trees at freonsI,t
intervals. the old cottOnwoods which
have lined the canal for years bai1e-
included in the parking scheme.
Roadway AdjOins Parking Belt
Adjoining the parking belt viii be
an eight foot roadway, which viii he
maintained as a right hand drive
around the entire parkway belt. which
is IS blocks long. Next to this road
way viii be a three foot walk for the
pedestrians Across the canal at fbe
street intersections are the coDcref a
the artistic TO the parkway. This
viii be one Of the show places oF the
city and is expected to have powerful
effect upon the Mexican residents who
live in its vicinity, as they are suscep-
tible to civic suggestion and are ev-
plant flowers and trees adjoining the
canal parkway.
scenic Boulevard Planned,
The proposed scenic boulevard on the
rim Of the north mesa will be another
addition to the park plan of the CITY.
This scenic driveway will leave Mesa
avenue at the top of the mesa and win
run east to the foothills along the rim
Of the north mesa 1t is the city's plan
to make this driveway 100 feet wide
and to lay out the first mile Of Il along
the rim Of the mesa during the present
year. When completed II will be be-
tween 8 IL and five miles in length
and viii be the most attractive feat
ure Of FL Pasos parking and boule-
ward system. A magnificent view Of
the city, the mountains and Mexico
NAV be obtained from the rim OF the
north mesa and this Scenic Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

from September to April /; dove and
white wings, from June TO February
1; trout from June to September /;
black bass, strawberry bass or crap
pie, September / TO December l. Il
shall be unlawful 70 kill antelope. elk,
goat. mountain sheep, female deer,
fawn, road-runner, bob white, grouse
or pheasant
No hunter can kill more than two
male deer in a season; twenty-five
quail in one day twenty-five ducks
in one day. thirty-five doves in one day,
three turkeys in a season. twenty
pounds Of trout. bass. crappie or cat
fish, or forty individual fish IN one
day Traps, seines, blinds, pitfalls and
artificial lights are barred.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

CIVILIZATIONS march OF progress
from the rock-bound coast OF
~ Maine to the flower beds OF Cali
fornia has almost exterminated the big
game that years ago roamed the fast
ness Of the mountains and in the val
leys- Like the indian, the big game
has almost vanished, and the south
west is al that remains OF the once
great hunting grounds. Here in the
heart Of the virgin mountain chains Of
west Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and
the northern region Of Mexico. still re-
mains hunters paradise, where near
y every species OF big game is TO be
found.
Lovers Of life in the open, big game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29
This City Is the Mining
Center for a Vast and
Rich Territory.

MING is one OF FL Paso's three
Nj principal supports With cattle
w raising and agriculture. mining
adds millions OF wealth 70 the city's
treasure chest each year Situated as
if is in the exact center Of a great
mineral district composed Of Arizona
,-ev, Mexico. west Texas, Chihuahua
and Sonora, FL Paso is the store house
which supplies all Of these rich min n
ire- districts and in turn receives its
Us for treatment, it's samples for as
esvinq- and its finished product 70
transport to the east over FL Paso
railroads
Mexico is the mineral storehouse OF
4,,e world Its development has been
retarded BY revolution, but the ore re-
mains in the ground and the limitless
wealth OF this great virgin field re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

is expected TO be the mecca OF all tour
lists Who come TO FL Paso.
A number OF the newer suburban ad-
end narlyvays in their home tracts
which viii eventually become the prop
erty 81 the city. Kern Place, between
the first ana second mesas, has a NUM-
her 81 parks included on its map. Cot
ton addition has also promised the
cifv a mark in the northern part OF this
addition ana other suburban land own
ers have promised park grounds 70 the
city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

When the stories Of great Texans are written IN
history, prominent among them will be that Of J. D.
Jackson. of Apine-Presdent of the Cattle Raisers'
Association of Texas. Mr.. Jackson was born on
farm s. years ago. and though Handicapped by the
poverty of his parents he is today one of the leading
figures IN the public life Of the nation, capitalist and
phlanthropist J. D. Jackson Is a self-made man
In the stncest sense of the word. His manners are
polished, his dictiOn is perfect but the total time of
his schooling did not exceed three years. Since its
organization five years ago Mr.. jackson has been
President of the School Board and Of the Alpine
Independent school district of Alpine. and Alpine
proudly boasts that she has the best schools of any
town west of the Pecos except EI PasO. and one of
the best NOrmals IN the state of which he is also
president.
Mr.. Jackson has never held Office. though he has
been pedoned to run for both state and district Offices
many times by his numerous followers and warm
friends. He has voted the Democratic ticket for 81
years and has voted Brewster county IN every state
convention for the past 6 years and was on hand to
vote It during the convention Just held in FL PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29
The Great Southwest Hunters Paradise;
Game Of Ali Species Is To Be Found Here

Law for o. Have PTgts
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
Eies umb DaS.

lbeo0ore Waper & Bro. baben
i'm auitrag Der 8eitern & Soutbern
aebensberiihcrungs .@eielidDait 0as
oreilt5dige ;Slotgebduoe go. 543
Dan0rige Strabe meiitbietenb al
5rau GIiiabetb aublmann fir $507j
perfauit.
- Ter aontraft fir 2ieiering pcn
81 lonnen Seitlngsrobren imb @er.
biliburgsitiideu iiir oas @aiienperfS.
Gepnrtement mltroe gcitern Don slr.
beitsSirettor 5osbid oil bic ameriron
Gdii ,Sron Bipe & 5oiInbrp 60. III
9irminabam, ala, uerge6eli. Gieie.
sSirnld hattie nit $G0.3l6.50 cas- HE.
origlie slngebot gcmadt.
Sarrp Hainc aus Sarhpel.
@eorge Salon Don 2T5 ailgpur Ctr.
uno Charles aIuin bon 425 Combine
slpe. bnbeu ole Gipiloienitpriiiling
ais itdStiidlcr Sbieror5t am beiten be.
itanoen, lpie 6em Observation-Disclosures
Solmes geirern nlitgetbeiIt pilroc, Zen
Vciten, nm Den es iidl bnnoelt, hat
ieBt Der nph bonn oemoiratiiden Nr.
gime beritanmellbe SorrD u. ,sanion
irne. Der MN wobl Den Saufpab CT.
buIten miro.
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Mmtteribut.
Tas SanitdiS.T Tepartement pill ieinr
SbGtisfeit balm ausSebHeu.

Ter @eilmobeitsbeante 9anois
mill Die 5batigfeit bes Saniiats. Ee'
partements mad, peridieoeneu 9iid.
ilrnaen aisoebnen lpie ais eiilem BE-
rid,t beroorgcbi, Den er geitern Der
gebGrbe interbreitete. Gieier geridi
cntbielt 6as gmSaet fiir 1915 lub
| iiir ienes ,Sabr iino fiir Die 9eoiiri.
niiie oes Icpartemeuts $i30920 er.
ioroerlidl ODER $29,2s0 mebr ais Die
Beripilliamg fiir 1914 betrna. 1r.
ganois beabfid,tigt Die Ginrifting
bon Wlutierihaitsidub itno ioIlen Dor
ser Sano spci @arteriniien 5lir
9iIe1e uub slnIeitlng Der @ohnerir'
nen angelicIlt iperoen. ,Serner ioll cine
giIegerin algeiteIlt iperoen, bic iGrc
sluinerfiomteit IeoigIid, alii Die Der
Iiitiing BON grblirloiIng Der 9selilc
bcrenen Su ridieu bot. Ir Sanols
empiicblt ierner cine 8ebnltserbo
lung pon $500 per ,Sahr iilr Die eli
Diiiriftarjte uno ole ernennilng pcn
pier peiteren Siitriftar5ten 5il einenl
,SabresaebnIt pon $500. Gie 3atl
Der 9ileaerimen iiIr SdauinOiildti9c
ioIl nm Bipei perlnebrt iperoen, Die
3obt Der Sanitdtspoli5iiien I'M fiini.
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su 5000 per 5obr onseiieIlt mo oas
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9Imd) ben adt Observation-Disclosures
bot 5rrr Sanois cine Salar5nld9e
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Gonitats.geborbe hat Die @mpiehlia.
aen gutaebeiben imo miro lie nit
ionmt Dem Budget benz giirgerniei.
iter mierbreiten.
Die slnti. 5ilbcrtuloiis 2iga iulirbe
bei Der geborbe poriteilia. nm oiele
III peranIoiicn Sie bon Der 2iga be.
trie6ene ireie SIinif 5lt iibernelnten.
Sbr llnteritiitnngslpert bat Die 2iga
Dor altr5em OH Die gIiiorioteo Gbari.
lies abgeireten. 9ie aIinit foitet rimO
$500 per sSabr. Tr. ,Sadler. Der
9r1iiocnt Der Snnitatsbeboror, itell.
ie oil 0en anipeienocn 2iga.SiIper.
! intenornten 9infpiobie Die bered,tigtc
5rage, iuosu bic sInti.1ubertuioiiS.
2iaa bonn Die pieIen@rlber iammrle.
menn iie ibre @obltbitigfeits, SBa.
tigfcit bereits niii anbere SdiliternI
abselaoen babe ilno ibre aIiiiif jest
Der St9pt alifbalien pole. 9irnpiooie
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ride unS bic prdpentibt 5bdtiafeit
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aelegenbcit puroe on Or. Jadler
Ilmb Tr. aSeters pcripicicn,t Die onr.
iiber in Der na6iteH Sislsnp beridten
liperben.
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liner gaent in SamiIton III
Ser GouarS Srud. 449 Sho 5hnite
strafe. &eq Sel. 476 g., Sumt
Fbunc 1851 u.
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gOnos fir oi, atpsi nsisn griitsn
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WioOI,tora lo.rb.n am l6. Tlai sts
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IN GmGlm,a aommifion eingersid1t.
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pen pt9el7, puros. Grant gop. "
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Morn,J $500; arau aute Slide,
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tiid9ss5t
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bert Nel0er leidieoen.
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ren AMI Steloung pertlast, ipeiI oer'
isIbe isi, ,sr oeiratb i'm Sunuar 1912
rur $6G fir ibrm llnterbaIt berseg.'
ben bat Ils paar bat Elm ainb.
Tj, ,Jrau llorsnts 2lDsrs
rermldlt t, b.tpeelihes gissntbunr
ben 5iDtj S56nsn Gsorge uno gopato
glpers in s,sj9sn 5bsiIen. Don benz
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nor Apers u.
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uno y Strube cine grpcsrp unb mar
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Sabtpn uno Seuenne.
Der Gia6tratb BON 9ll.pue

- Der Gta5trltb BON &llspue err
nannte aeitern Bm. 0rotns, Gr,
Mlapor Wm. Qiit uno Wm. S6ofisIo
gu Wlitsliebsr1 0es SteutrousgIei'
hunesrutbs. Dsr Ratb triii nd6iie
WOhe in SiBung.
Serr 6. I. CusIer BON 0ap.on
if ssitsrn mad Baltimore, Wb., ses
reiii.
- Sin apmmittee Der Saloons
tseper 4iioeiation pOu Tapton erihten
asitsrn Dor ben gi3sns Gommittse,
i'm protsit ssoen cine pstition gu ere
hebsn, Der gemdb Wiriben bic SiSen5
psrrpeissrt iperO,n ipl. sic perIanea
ten por dasn 9iHgsn, Die llutsrI6riis
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nos linen jsbpt p.rtpeig.rt iuurbs.
Tas aommiitss trtldrte j.ooh ben
4bgeianoten bsy Sdlopntsep.r Gf'n.,
Bag iie in Der ndhit,n Siabtratbfs
iigung, am Wonida, 9elsgeubeit bdts
ten, bic 45ttition 81 priifen.
Mupor Sunbp erbisIt BON be-
gi1bt Il. poip,r Comp. Elm Ghrsibsn,
RAP BON !. Mai an fir oos qnbrins
sen Der eIsttrift.u SrGbts BON ben
yfoitsn 81 Osn6dufern ni6ts m.br be-
rsdnst miro, ipIlts bic Eiitans nibt
msbr aIs - Jub betragsn. gbenfo
luirb fir bns Gini,bsn BON Wlstsru
nid}ts mthr tsre9net.
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duf einmal sobltn miiHe. grranse.
lHents ipsrben aetroHen. I'M tommens
cen Sabre ben Reit gu banen.
Die 9cpobner al Der @alb.
ington slpenie, 3piid)en Der Tritten
Strabe nno Dem Sbioflub, proteiti.
rem geeen Die 9lbla0trtg BON slbfdll
an ,ylBe Der 9nibineton apenue.
mas unter Dem |ideIbeimer aontraft
porgeiebcn lit. Iie Gpmnliiidre iino
in unnngenebmer Gage, oa iie feline
2otalit1t fir ein aremotorium iinocn
tonncn.
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0bio 9oiebaa.Yiga nit einer groBei
Yuraoe imo eincm Spiel Der Chilli.
cothe uno Der @icOenanns in Dem
l9ieOemann Eorf itntt.
oerr GouarO i. guertaer mur.
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ourh aicp. ~ ). Sioell nit SRI.
Doatre Stiiepc Aetraut.
Srl. gPor1 gngpciler, 30 Sab.
re ali, Sod)tcr uon ,$oiepb Gn3ipeiler,
pon Gamp SprInge, ap., peribieo
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bung eincS Mauncs im $t95 IN
Chicago pcrbafttt pltr0en. Gas Srio
miro bier nerIougt, neil rs YtorriS
Sorcnion nabc ocu 9(ulaeen Der gietu.
port Nollina Nla Goupanp nm $i35
bermlbten uno i'm nieoeridIuaen.
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Sraneiseu q. @amble's
N d1Iab.

( Der periSnlite HudlaB Der HraHs
eisea u. @dmble IN aaf $7s9,s
089.69 abasihGbt porbsn ilub entbGIt
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81 @amble 60. (eommon) i'm Wsrtb
bon $565, 900. iopie 240 DO. (prcf)
im Wsrtbe Don $4,000.
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itreder BON @lobps y. Build; perio.
naIisn $3.50, @runb.issntbum $3.50.
Gtiiabetb 9iebsnbarn III 9eitns
nlenisbolliirsdsrin bon Senrp Biebers
barn; Grunbsiesntbum $1,000.
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DolIitrsdsr BON Wlottie ;. Uiurphp;
psrionali.n $1,000, 9runosissntbum
$4,000.
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bon Rate SopIsp; perioHulisn $3.50.
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bensSeit unb ndh btren 3obs ieinem
Sobne 6arrp PsibsiieI.
Der hiebtnes.
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llrtbeiI iibsr $1164.95 essen Glara
U. poipsa II. u. - Sobn u. Rpon,
Ra6labperpalter Elm iolh.s iibet
S1070 sessn Warp 6 unb Geo. 20.
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ano 5ruit 60. Elm ioldss iib.r $2939
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bic pittsburs &c Buffalo 60. aHss.
itrengi.
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iib.r S306,54 sseen bic 2ouispile H.
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gBm. @hiiehao beiannte iid bes
aleinbiebitabls iduibia unb ipurb.
uni,r sinem iuipsnbirien llr.b.iI pom
$500 anb qoiien entlafen.
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aino bird cine Gar uerleet.

Ter 6 Sabre alte Ssobn Gilbert,
non go. 213 2aIprenee StraBe. lief
aeiteru g'admittas blinSlings iibsr
ben 6ahroamm all Der aseorl lmo
Sniprenec StraBe, otne aui bic Wlo.
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eait @no Gar 6li ad)teil. Ter siIeine
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te, ihnell ben Sd)uBi1nser berab.
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fen arms oauon. ioipie sbihiirfunaen
am aopf ino i'm @ciidt. Scbn ipuroc
iIna benz itdotitaea &Olpitnl gebraSt.
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+ a m lit o n.

liner gsent in SamiIton III
Ser GonarS Srnd. 449 Sho binite
shufc. Scq SI. 476 g., Sumt
9'bunc 1851 u.
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s o bin stpm.

Sie Gnuinstun Office fiir 5as oGinf
einmatier @oltsbiatt" bciinoet iih i'm
@ebanSe go. 509-511 WaSiiOn
gpenne. glnseiaeu, Iitthcilnnnen
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

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tpiroen 81 Observation-Disclosures
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sSnipettion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
VI e m p o r t.

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port bdlt am fSreitag 2fbeno in ber
Carnegie SnGe cine Social" Sibung
nRo tommt Elm nussspG6ltes pro.
sramm aur 9ur6fiibrrns.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-02-19
PLAITS ON THE UNDERSKlRT
indispensable for Wear on the New
Evening Gowns That Are
Being Worn.

Many of the new evening gowns
show plated underskirts. The plaits
are either of the accordion order or
quite fiat; they fluff out at the hem in
a most engaging manner, and for dane.
ing they are quite ideal, because when
made of Oriental satin or charmeuse
they cling in about the feet and look
eminently graceful.
For walking costumes also plated
skirts become more and more fashion
able.
Two of the most notable dress art
lists of the Rue de la Paiy have always
refused to cOuntenance ultra-tight or
ultra short skirts. On one occasion
famous dressmaker was heard to say
that he had never in his life per-
mitted an entrave skirt to leave his es-
Enlistment And then the majority OF
the noted painters who have recently
interested themselves so much about
modern fashions have voted in favor OF
plated skirts and floating draperies.
These experienced artists have
pointed out and with reason, that a
charming woman becomes doubtly fas-
cinating when she is enveloped in
mystery, when her pretty feet are
partly hidden, when her graceful form
is disguised and yet displayed by skill
fully arranged draperies.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-02-19
CRUST COVERED BOYS HEAD

Bolton, Ga.-"My little boys head
was covered with a hard thick crust
which cracked with the least pressure
causing a discharge of bloody corrup-
ton which was so offensive that I
could hardly hold him. He was very
cross. Some called it milk crust.
another running letter and another co
zema
After trying several patent medi-
cines l decided to try Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. After using the sample
purchased some Cuticura Soap and
box Of Cuticura Ointment After US.
ing Cuticura Soap and Ointment three
days | was able to remove all the
crust and in one week he was entirely
cured Cuticura Soap and Ointment
also cured my baby Of an liberated
sore behind her ear and now we think
we cannot keep house without them"
(Signed) Mrs. Charles Poss, Nov. 8,
1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post.
card 'Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. ADV