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enough 10 90 TINS then We Deleve that 1t IS tune to make q change
paying out and ii up to our county board 70 see that We set It
Inefficient management has. wrecked NOT business Enterprises
than h any other s;:sls thinS: his applssA4o indivdyael. eesepsss
productive j facilities, 1 and 50 oi forth, but x 81 sseS sss assss ssa.ett
p ssss s, Every .Ss:gt e a'3fF;s sssaa ,sssa t1 81 Sc ]E..s.s = 9..sas.sy1
saovement the prDpposition Of failures ssrn@anx ii @aelEL 5kNYHaedsss
Sc Sas w 1aa,%P spe e;sp; e.e e1SaSs n n tsssssd' ssfsassss. asssf' WITH
the %aans xsaoss.4 q cuisines; With xhie6ahe Is 80 1 MANN and
: pradt.6e bssiess. Under EXACTLY sas " t TIES same eane: sisieo Without aS%s
| .a;tiens' T &s sep essn or 1 ss. % bsta ia % saaaas IN he s, %S : rs 'Ss:
iSssa R.5sed fo 81 . 5ee h'n &e ct t4 0na e Of fSs ssg; %a1 tb .Ses Sc n has almost saset
spoil the broth, is illustrated every time several men undertake {: to
manages business ali st sc same time: -m,-~r---
~sE71' TWO FORMS OF PROTECTION -
Among the men who are herallded as supporting Wilson and his
which places the American producer On even terms With the pro.
dHs Of Europe q and Asia. They do not believe !e in a tariff law
protects! Edison and Ford are both ereat bene6c1alies Of patent
Protesting lsea a&'eG industries aast saa which aR have st BEEN %a foandsd by bgr inventors we Saape es the he
n o9de! to sss reduce . the @s eest Of living s's shy ya not repeal ps a few Fs patent
laws, which would send the prices of many commodities down with
that Sc sort Of dp prote ct T. = fega,bHs do Do n p5fs adso esesni repeal +
s 1as;s's{ patent It'll laE ~ or n:' protective ;e tariff af4a laws 7 Th e believe Edis IL II any any
son be consistent.
Senator : 3D. a F; cumm \ tens the people of North Dakota that Pr
S u . fco Gu4 per S$a me most ape man that we could send to the
We believe that it would be good policy to follow his Instructions.
senator Cummins has been in the Senate at Washington fer a long
time and Is recognized as one of its ablest and most ardent workers
for the people, and he has had ample opportunity to know just
what Senator McCumber has been doing in past years, and we
have his statement that McCumber is one of the ablest men in the
Senate ata and nd is IS ever on the alert to look after the interests of his
sitlon to do much more for the state than any other new man
could possibly hope to do, then why make a change at this critical
time?
In dealing with foreign nations, if we are to retain our self-re-
spect and protect our citizens, the first essential is that when we
speak 1t shall be understood that we mean what we say. On Feb
f n ~; President President Wilson issued his strict accountability note.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-12

In dealing with foreign nations, if we are to retain our self-re-
spe e5 and protect n5 our citizens, the first essential is that when we
speak 1t shall be understood that we mean what we say. On Feb
ruary 10. President Wilson issued his strict accountability note.
On March %, the Falaba was ~torpedoed. If he had then made
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-12

out running their clothes, but if he does not want the position bad
enough to do this then we believe that it is tinesto make change.
The county is entitled to better service for the money they are
paying out and til up to our county board to see that we get it.
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NATIONAL TICKET.

'" 1E=EEaHuc supe1intendent Of Public 1nstros-
For Vice Pre5dent- ton
CHARLES FAIRBANKS n. C. MACDONALD
STATE. TICKET ". E. HOOVER
U1ted States Senator District Judge Second District
PORTER J. NeCUMBER c. W. BUTT
Member of Congress, First District For Legislature Twenty First Dis
b. I. HELGESEN - tnctE
Go,enor- SENATOR FRANK II. HY1AND
LINN ]. FRAZIER Representative
Lieutenant Governor p. II. KELLY
A. I. KRAABEl N. A. HOGHAUG
Secretary of State GEO. LAIRD
THOMAS HALL COUNTY TICKET
Safe Auditor County Auditor
CARL r. KOSfTZkY IA. KRAMER
State Treasurer lSherff-
JOHN STEEN MARTIN OLSON
Attorney General Estates Attorney
WILLIAM LANCER r. F. HUNT
Commissioner of Insurance Register of Deeds
SA- oLSNESS Q. F. ANDERSON
Commissioner Of Agriculture and Treasurer
I.bor- A. n POWELL
JOHN \. HAGAN ICounty Judge
Commissioners of Railroads F. H. GRIFFIN
CHARLES ". BLEICk Clerk of Court
NJ I. JOHNSON HERMAN STENSETH
SAM J. AANDAHI lSupt of Schools
Judges OF Supreme Court j. A. HAlG
LUTHER E. BIRDZELL County Commissioner Fourth Dis
J. E. ROBINSON tcic-
r. n. GRACE ID. MeNAUGHTON
E. I. BURKE County Commissioner First District
CHAS. ]. FISK {. c. JOHNSON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03

-IGH carnival held the boards
~ at the Toltec CLUB Halloween
L L dinner dance Thursday night
The celebrations Of new years eve were
rivaled BY the gayety and racket for
every table had its share Of noise pro
5ucing favors and the guests used them
unsparingly- Never has the ball room
been more beautifully decorated Frank
L. Torres. who has been responsible for
the decorations Of the fortnightly din
ner dances for some time past seems to
be running a race with himself 10 Guido
each previous party's attractive tea-
lures by the beauties OF the next
The many columns OF the bail room
we're transformed into corn shocks.
with pumpkins and squashes and
gourds hidden among The cornstalks at
the bases Of the columns and org Va
rferv OF quaint Halloween sprltes peep
ing forth through the cOrnstdik leaves
ali over the columns From column
to column overhead were festooned or
ange or black novelty cut paper
streamers. and connecting these ana
twined about the tops OF the columns
ve~e pumpkin vines and big gotuen
nuupkin blossoms The projecting
lights about The walls were covered
with saucy shaped fancy caps OF olaci-
and orange Between the lights were
festooned the pumpkin blossoms ara
From the orchestra gallery NAM
-1orh lack o'lantern face shed It's or
1rEe colored light upon the guests oe-
low and beside il black goWned Mltc-l
e+oo1 guard. The tables were decorated
with wide variety Of Hallowe en- nov
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03
Reception Is Held In Honor
Of Musicians At Del Norte

Thursday morning and spoke 70 the
student body in the school auditorium
He talked Of the advantage OF music.
and the opportunities that should De
the students TO hear the best musicians
because of having such a splendid au-
dirorium with its large seating capacity
and good acoustic properties
The general committee who have
been in charge of the arrangements
for the concert tonight is composed
Of Mrs. Joseph n. HurXthai, chairman;
Mesdames A. H Jordan. Julia Lee
Brown. Carl Halpern, $ J. Freuden-
thai. ". r Brown, Paul Ginther, :. J.
Feuneu. Mary Wright. Thomas
O'Keeffe. y H Allen. James z Bowen,
+. N. Richmond, DR.. Alice G. Merchant,
Josephine Nations MOrfit and Miss
Grace Virginia Logan. The Daughters
Of the Confederacy have taken two
boxes at the concert tonight Dr. and
Mrs VI. p. Schuster have taken a box
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r Morehead viii
occupy 4 box The Daughters Of the
American Revolution have taken a box
and the officers Of the North Carolina
national guard have a box
Saturday afternoon Mrs J. z Bowen
viii entertain at her home on Montana
street from 4 TO o'clock with q re-
ceptfon in honor Of Mr. Diaz and AR
Denton at which the guests viii be the
musical people Of the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03
By RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

eltv figures Of black cats. witches,
owls, bats, hobgoblins, etc, ana every
kind of fancy horn and noise producer
ina ENABLE. Yellow chrysanthemunls
We're about the tables
witches caps. cooked hats and fancy
novelty head coverings we're presented
the guests as they entered
AS Gen. Chas. ". Clement. of the
Pennsylvania division. entertained a
dinner party. one OF the Pennsylvania
bands. the First field artillery band
played the dance music
During the evening n number OF en-
fertafnment features were provided oy
the club for the further enjoyment or
the guests. Miss Grace Hanson. the
delightful soprano who has been the
hit or the Crawford vaudeville thea
ter's program this week, sang NUMBER
Of her pleasing songs Miss Ethel ba-
Wis gave a Spanish dance IN costume
and did 1916 cakewalk-' Whistllns
solos and songs were given by NJ Lo-
renzo and Billy Fitchett, also OF the
Crawford
tanned the largest dinner party OF the
evening Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs James Graham McNary. AR and
Mrs. X. ". Turney. Mr. and Mrs w T.
Wise Mr. and Mrs. !. A. Happier Mr.
and Mrs II. D Slater, Air. and Mrs
W I. Gaines. AR. and Mrs Frank i.
Torres. AIr and Mrs Lamar Davis. Dr.
and Mrs. L g. Witherspoon, Nr. and
Mrs. James L Mari. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
X Marr. Ar and Mrs " r Brow r.
Mrs ". F Robinson. Mrs James Ma
coffin. Mrs z f. Neff and William H
Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l. TooIey entertained
their dinner guests in honor Of Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03
Capt. Pardee, goth Infantry,
Welded to Massachusetts, Girl

Thomas won the high score prize 4
guest prize was given Miss Cunning
nam. Later in the evening refresh
meuts were served The guests pres
ent We're Misses Margaret Cunning
ham. Vernon Cunningham. Juanita
smith. Nelma Casey. Vera Ballard,
Dorothy Winans, Laura. Henderson,
Era Thomas. Lila Thomas. Rena Shea,
Bernita Thomas. ErneStine hurry, Is
Their Harrington. Mabel hurry. Mr..
and Mrs y. Harry Henderson. Nr. and
Mrs Barney Hughes. Mr. and Mrs D.
r Howell. Mrs. Walter Birchfield. Mrs
T. r. Cunningham. Messrs. Harry
IIurry. William hurry. Herbert Z
Hermann, Philip r. Simpich, ". l.
Burlesou, Harry Pspe. Aubrey
Schrouck Marvin Hewitt. irwin Clary
and Bernard Burston-
Miss Hattie Mae LoretZ and Eugene
I. Harris whose wedding occurs next
week. were the guests of honor at de-
lSghtful dinner. given by Miss Miloa
Connolly. Thursday night at the home
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs II. w
Connolly. on Epson avenue. An at
tractive color plan OF pink was used IN
the dinner appointments = big pink
rose Of crepe paper occupied the CEN
ter Of the table. Between the petals
Of The rose were secreted pretty favors.
Ribbon stresmerS extended from these
TO the guests plates Pink roses in
crystal vases tied with pink tulle bows
We're about the table. Pink rose bas-
kets filled with nuts and mints were
the favors- The guests were the mem
Der OF the bridal party and were Misses
Loretz. Madge steele. Essie Plunkett-
Kate Stoker. TheO Patterson, Messrs-
Eugene l. Harris. Ed Held c. Y Rain
water Hope Smith. !. y. Bukey and
Lee H Crews
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03

AFAEL DIAZ. the tenor, and his
pianist. Oliver Denton. who are
IL TO appear in concert at the Texas
Grand theater tonight. for the benefit
Ct the pipe organ fund Of the E. Paso
High school. were the guests Of honor
at an informal reception, given Thurs
day afternoon on the mezzanine bal
cony Of Hotel Paso del NOrte, by the
concert commettee- The guests were
the patronesses of the concert Re
ceiving with Mr.. Diaz and Mr.. Denton
were Mrs A. r. Jordan. Mrs. James
T. Bowen and Mrs g E Kelly Mrs
Joseph H Hurxthal greeted the guests
at the elevator door Those assisting
in entertaining were Mesdames Julia
Lee Brown, Carl Halpern. : J. Freud
enthal. W. r Brown. : J. Fenneu,
Mary Wright. J. NJ Richmond. DIT.
Alice G. Merchant. A II. Hughey, 2
NJ q. Williams, Il Q. Greer. T NJ
Waller and Miss Grace Virginia Logan.
The balcony was very attractively dec
Grated Tall wicker vases filled with
chrysanthemums We're about and in the
alcove were smaller baskets, with tall
handles. filled with American Beauty
roses DR.. Alice Merchant was in
charge Of the decorations.
Mr.. Diaz visited the high school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03
HALLOWEEN DECORA TONS MAKE
TOL tee CLUBS DINNER DANCE A
MOST ATTRACTIVE SOCIAL AFFAIR
D. puru ,oNpo AUcUR

Florence Yancey, Of Rome, Ga. who is
visiting M and Mrs. Donald B. Gillies,
In their party were Miss Nancey, Mr.
and Mrs. GillieS. Mr.. and Mrs Robert L.
Holiday. Mr. and Mrs j. Frank Coles.
Mr. and Mrs. Zach T White. Mr. and
Mrs. Z. ". McAfee. Lieut. y Mcdonald,
9. II. Langenberg, r T. Shelton and
Tom Bennett
Miss Mary White was the guest OF
honor at the dinner party given by
Mrs, James l. Collins. Her guests
were Misses White, Valerie Lorig, Mary
Hin. Genevieve HOrnbrOok. Mesdames
William H Allaire and Walter H. Neill.
Lieuts. Stewart W Cramer, 5r-' Julian
r. Barnes, Theodore Barnes, IT. John
C. Burr. William T. Burr. Oliver =
Wood. Vincent Meyer and Edwin n
MIR and Mrs. Charles Il Leaveu en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs John l. Der y,-
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kerr, M ana Mrs
4. p. Coles. NJ. and Mrs Arthur l. Nc
knight. Mr.. and Airs. Charles Davis
ana Ar. and Mrs Dan 7. White.
Mrs. Arthur Murray. Of Washington
ID c. who is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. II. Conger Pratt and Capt. Pratt
was the guest OF honor at the dinner
party at which Lieut. and Mrs Henry
p Lewis were hosts. Those IN the parry
were Mrs. Murray, Mrs. James Is. AM
Capt. and Mrs. William B Graham,
Capt. and Mrs H Conger Pratt. Col
Joseph H Garrard and Mai L s Grant
third.
IS their dinner guests Col and Mrs
Hamilton Drifton Turner. Lieut. Col
and Mrs. Ted Ross, Capt and Mrs. Wiz
liam c. Gardenhire. Nj and Mrs X
Emmett Hines. Capt James T. Fechet
and Lieut. Joseph Reaney.
Lieut. E h Tullidge was host at din
rer and his guests We're Col and Mrs.
c. z. Koerper. Mai and Mrs Hanson
Z. Ely. Miss Birdie Hawkins. Mss
Margaret Jones, Col J. Van b Metts
and Lieut. l. CantWeH- ..---.-..5
Lieut. Edwin Hopes enterJalqed
Judge and Mrs. julius 4 Buckler.
Misses Henrietta Buckler and Emily
Kemp. Lieut. W 3 Windle and Lieut..
". P Wattles- go
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Houghton, Miss
Ceorgina Martin and Garrett hing occ-
cunied a table together
Nr and Mrs Claiborne Adams and
NIr and Mrs. c. II. Finley dined to-
sether.
tertained 3Ir. and Mrs. H r McCln-
took. Mr.. and Mrs Maury Kemp. MT.
and Mrs. R g Semple. Miss Nancy
Lakeland and Or. J. ". Hendricks
Maj Gen Charles n Clements ON
ue- guests were Maj and Mrs : J. la-
Wis. Col and Mrs. George r. SInitn-
Can't. and Mrs = N. Holmes. Misses
Margaret Getting. Mabel Neaiy. VIZ
e-iufa Semnle. Mesdames n c Cabell,
ir and l. Stalter. Col. O. H V Nose
lev. col Fred TAYLOR Pusev. Msi. c. A
Dillinger Mai VI. II. Taggart and
Mai Cleon y BerntheizeL
Can't. Clyffard Game had as his din
ner guests Mrs. Waters Davis, MIS-;
Max Weber. Mrs J. Fl Lewis. Mr- an, anu
Mrs VIII : Crombie. M ana MIS-
T. n. Whitaker. Lieut. Col and Mrs
George u. Moore. Col George r. Nor
,ean and Col Charles W Taylor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03

EISS FRTEDA POWERS and capt
Nj Austin Pardee. Of the goth infan-
IL try. were married recently III
Springfield. Mass. The ceremony was
reformed IN the Church Of the Unity
r- Rev. A. p. Record. and the ring
service was used. The church was dec
Grated with masses Of oak leaves in the
rrch red autumn tiuts and palms about
the central arch and down the puLpl'
stems. While the guests were arriving
The church orzanist- Raymond A. 5'i-
,obs. gave a half hour recital Amons
the selections he played were q nun
Der of compositions p1 me -
father. Frank Bangs Powers l ne us1--
ers were Norman y allace- MSt sllts -
Southworth- Lieut. Harry r ~
Harry F. Burgess, Of TorringtoI com
Clarence Croker and Arthur IL Bliss
Of New York citv- The Two lalteI or
cant PardeeS cousins ne
maids were Misses Caroline Lloyd. M[Ea
Newton and Marion CauIn MuIlSoI;; o.
View Haven Conn Miss Ruth W alleSe
vas the maid Of honor EDWARD u v II
son Of Franklin. Penn was the rest
man The bride was given IN nldIIit=s
- her father. Her bridal gown was OF
white tulle over imperial satin ana ST.
yer. trimmed with real point -acs- ~
Inheritance from her grandmother me-
+r,lTe veil was worn in the spanish comp
s-,-1e With the extremely high upstan0-
ING ruche OF tulle at the back aIio :
barrow cfrclet OF orange blossoms about
the head.
ssrin and carried a shower bouquet OF
ssz5va nsonia blossoms and iillieS OF me
valley The bridesmaids were dresser
in silver tissue. yelled with Wnlte tune
7nd handed with white satin- Win me
sleeves of rulle in flowing scarf el-
feet. They carried arm bouquets OF "a
rious coIored chrysanthemuHs- Inc
maid Of honor wore Wnlle tune ltiil,ill11
with oualescenr spanEleS ana a loll5
.-7usrs white satin train, paneieu win
-Ie opalescenr spangles- she carried
bouuuet Of long stemmed pink clry-
ceremony was followed by recep-
ion Al the home of the brides parents
n1ouz the out OF town guests attend
lnc the ceremony were the groom ul
Gle. MAJ W J. Pardee- OF Boseol-' IN, ellu
FRS Pardee. ana the groom aunt MIS-
Grace Dwight Dowiey- OF New YORK
can't. and Mrs. Pardee viii return
shortly 10 Fl Paso where they viii
make their home at 4lOl Bliss street
Caut. Pardee has been twice stationed
here and is very well known The bride
IS graduate Of Nassar college and has
Travelled extensively, both abroad and
throughout America
=
Miss Lois Edna Boyd Of Laramie.
gEvo and John Belmont. Of company
s S4th Infantry. were united in mar
Rage Wednesday evening by chaplain
John T. Axiom. of the goth infantry. q
his home at Fort Bliss Mr. and Mrs.
Belmont viii make their home az 81
North Campbell street
Miss Margaret Cunning. whose mar
mage 10 Harry hurry VIII occur this
coming week. was the guest OF honor
~ a party given Thursday night by
Mr. and Mrs Robert Harrington and
Dir and Mrs P A. RoSser, at their
nome on Montana street The rooms
were decorated with white chrysanthe-
NUNS Rock was played Miss Bernita
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03
Ell Pasoans Amau.

Nj and Mrs. Zach T White and Miss
Mary White viii leave the latter part
Of next week for New York city Miss
White viii enter the Art Students
league. After short visit there Mr.
and Mrs. White will return home Dur
ing their absence Miss Katherine
White will remain with her sister, Mrs
Charles +. Loomis. at her home IN
Sunset Heights
A party Of FL Pasoans Will leave Sat
urdav night for the Black Hills. going
10 the ella river for hunting and
fishing trip Of several weeks In the
party viii be 1Ir- and Mrs John l.
Dyer. Mr. and Mrs Horace W Broad
dus. AIr. and Mrs. Alfred Kerr. Ar and
Mrs Charles II. Leavell. Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas c. Croweu The party will go
part OF the way by railway, then they
viii be met by automobiles and then at
tie. ella River canyon they will take
horses and finish the trip with horses
and pack mules. They will take their
tents along and camp out as they 90
and they are anticipating a delightful
time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03

W.; , BFaH0es ovs ra' ii. Helen feis
phone. why couldn't she
be married herey'
Frances gave a little shrek OF JOY
Helen. do you really mean it
"Of course 1 mean it Helen returned
'.Ehy, / am simply crazy about the
idea and I know Warren viii be. lie
SO fond OF Jack and Anne
Are YOU busy this morning
queried Frances
only cutting ont some dresses Tor
Winifred. Can you come over
surely 7 can. Nothing would keep
ne away after that stunning offer from
YOU. Helen. ! guess I can get up IN
about twenty minutes
Helen hung up the receiver her race
v-reathed in smiles. She hadn't Deeh
so happy about a thing and SO enthus-
iastic since she could remember. 10
have a wedding in the house " ny u
would be simply the loveliest thing 10
plan for. and Warren would be sure
10 offer no objections
Ever since Jack had discovered tlal
he would not be able to go west LOT
the wedding Helen had been worried
Tor fear that Anne was more dlsap-
pointed than she would admit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03
Dinners, Lmcheons, I eas.

Vera Bedessen was given a surprise
dinner Thursday at her home On South
Florence street By her mother, Mrs.
J. E BedesseD. in celebration Of her
1lth birthday anniversary. The guests
were Loray Dieu. Marguerite lane.
Nora Lane. Annie Graham. Vivian
Fowler, Dennis Lane and Robert
Graham, IT., AIesdames Robert Graham,
2. O'Meara- :. : Woodward and Victor
Dieu- The table was decorated with
quantities OF various cOIored chrysan-
themumS The birthday cake was
frosted in white and ornamented with
pink candles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03
and Clubs.

Southwestern division. No. 51f. aux
f1iarv 10 tine Brotherhood of LOcOmo-
80 Engineers. will entertain the
members and the friends with card
marty Saturday afternoon. at o'clock,
En- the knights Of Pythias hall
The Bowman guard drill team or
Willow grove. WOOdmen circle. viii en-
tertafn the members and friends Of the
C.-der with a social Tuesday evening.
Nov. "a. III the new Odd Fellows n
Tbe drill team will give its second an
y71aI hall on Dec. ] at the same hail.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03
Face As Fair As
A Summers Day
Are Possible If Stunrf's Calcium
Waters Are sed for short
Time After Each Meal.

Many people have been heard to say
that they used creams and lotions for
years without effect, yet after five or
six days Of Staurt's Calcium Waters
their compilations were perfectly clear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03
about FL Pasoans.

Mrs. Z Z. Harris is seriously ILL.,
4 baby boy. weighing nine pounds.
vas born last night at $50 70 Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Coles. at their home. 1923
Montana street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03

They contain no poisonous drug OF
any kind. are perfectly harmless and
can be taken with absolute freedom
and they work almost like magic Cal
cium. Sulphide, their principal ingredi-
ent, Is the greatest blood-cleanser
known to science.
No matter how bad your skin may be.
Stuarts Calcium Waters will quickly
work wonders with il. It's goodby TO
blackheads, pimples. acne. bOils. rash.
eczema and a dirty 'filled-up" complex
ion You can get box Of Stuarts Cal
cium Waters at any drug store at so
cents a box. and you will be positively
delighted with their wonderful effect.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03

aMiIIer Made school Dresses %
measure. good grade Serge S5.25. We
make bungalow Aprons. House Dresses
and Children-s R9mpers- The MILLER
Made Co. POS East Missouri s. Phone
TSTS-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03

Childreu's SILK embroidered kimonos.
Sf.00 TO $500. Beach's Art shop. city
National Bank BldE-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03
Why Not

Madeira linens-haudkerchi nap
kins, doilies, centers and sets Besch's
Art shop City National Bank Bldg
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03

Need Classes Ask Segam at los Texas.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03

Need GIasses2 Ask seEaH at los Texas.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-03

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