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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
ASKS INVESTIGATION Of NEW CLOTHES
NOW 4 QUESTION Of LIVE INTEREST
No Need to Pass Resolutions to Bring Them to Lhfhey Can
Be Seen Here in All Their Beauty and Grandeur

dresses. The frocks for evening and dinner
wear present new and brilliant ideas III rlch
tones of color. They are deN elOped IN tdifeta
cbarmeuse. crepe meteor, Georgette and IN
combinations of these materials. The straight
line and the barrel silhouette are prominent
among the many models. The Popular mas
never presented so great a variety nor hand
somer styles than make up these displays on
gowns and dresses f'r Spring at Sls5C 10
$3.50. Firth 4'9orl
WOMEN'S NEW SPRING SKIRTS-Sport,
Travel or Dress skirts for immediate wear.
White skirts are first in favor, OF SATIN
Baronette. Tussah. khaki kOOl, soiree or IA
dunn silk; hand embroidered, pocketed and
Also silk skirts with striking designs in
Sweater colors or with Paisley stripes.
White serge or London shrunk white flannel
Also novelty pleats, striped and checked wor-
steds.
Others OF serge, poplin and gabardine, in
PLAIN colors.
Fifth Floor
WOMEN'S WAISTS FOR SPRING AND
SUAiAIER-Sport, Business or Dress styles.
Sport waists-now the vogue-were never
shown in such large variety of styles, colors
and fabrics.
Tucked bosom, box pleated or plain tailored
sport waists of dimity, linen or washable silks
are in white or vivid sport shades, trimmed
with self, contrasting, plain, striped or Orien-
tai eOlorings.
Dressy waists of Georgette crepe, crepe de
chine French wolfe or batiste, are hand en-
broidered. hand drawn or trimmed with Val.
OF real Filet lace.
Waist prices range from csc to $3.50.
Fifth Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
SILKS AND WOOLENS,
NOVEL AND BEAUTIFUL
The Khaki-Kool Family Are
Making Their Home
Here.

Every dav we hold fashion show OF style
approved fabrics in our newly enlarged Silk
and Dress Goods Departments, showing Dame
Fashions whims in every new design and
weave, as fast as they are turned out from
the weavers-
Just remember. If it's new and stylish. you
Will lind it at The Popular
Do not lust read the Fashion books to learn
what is new-come down and see what's what
for the Spring and Summer season. That's
the proper and interesting way 10 keep step
with Dame Fashion
We cordially invite our patrons to visit this
daylight department often. We know they
will be delighted with the beautiful new
weaves and designs.
Among the new materials We feature the
following:
SPORT SILKS-La Jerz. Khaki Kool, Jer-
sey. Meadow Brook, Sport Poplin, 70 San,
Rockaway Hunt Pussy Willow, Chiffon Tai
fetas. Tussah, Georgettes, etc. Shown in all
the new and dazzling effects and designs.
PLAIN WEAVES-Poulte de Sole, Crepe de
Chine. Crepe Meteor, Chiffon and Pussy VIII
low Taffeta. Satins, Messalines, Poplins, Chit
ion Fables. Armure ROsseau, Faille Matinee
and scores of other popular weaves, shown
in all the wanted shades. Third Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
NEWS FROM OUR
PARIS OFFICE
Paris Opening Report by Cable,
February 14th-It Is
Authentic.

Our Paris office, illustrated above. To-
Gated at Rue Des Itahens. sends the fol-
lowing report of the Paris openings which
should greatly interest you:
JEANNE LAWN shows long straight
line dresses with wide draped giIdles.
Sleeves are very short and necks collarless.
cut in shallow round or narrow oblong out
line.
SUITS feature short full jackets reach
ing to but falling away from the hips. Wide
collars draped or in muffler form. Sleeves
long and three-quarters.
A NEW SUIT SKIRT has over-paneIs in
contrasting color hanging free from belt to
hem. The Zouave. or puffed skirt. is much
emphasized.
A NOVELTY Is the part-coIored. fuE-
length or three-quarter long sport coat, with
pique vest and shoulder wide collar.
LANVIN uses much embroidery in lattice
designs done In beads. chenille and silk Also
much gold thread darning stitch embroidery
on wool tailored suits Ball fringes and
worsted pompons are also featured.
LAWN emphasizes lingerie dresses IN
two color linens and in white with Natter
blue. also many models cream batiste
trimmed with toile de Jouy Nearly all
lingerie models are shown with parasols to
match.
LAWN uses no jersey and no taffeta, but
much charmeuse and crepe Georgette, much
black and white eheviot combined, much mo-
hair in black and in red.
PREMET features loose sleeveless boleros in
three piece dresses and tailored suits with
skirts IN contrast Shows many wide sashes
on dresses with over draperies and tunics The
most emphasized color is pale yellow which is
used in combination with all dark colors. yell
low is very prominent in waists Rodier's
mohair novelty ~Satalga' greatly used by
Premet
PAQUIN emphasizes Directoire and belted
effects IN suits with conservative barrel skirts.
Dresses are much draped.
LACES AND NET in black and white used
in quantities on evening gowns.
PAQUIN favors bordered foulards and chit
fons- She uses many Paisley patterns in trim
mings, much Chinese embroidery in bright blue.
NEW color note Is pastel tones with reseda
green in high favor
BEER: DiIeetoire and Grecian STYLES Skirts
ankle with draperv below knees. Much elabo-
rate embroidery in japanese design. Many
angOra wool embroideries. GRAY and cream
color in combination with rose. the popular
color feature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
THE LATEST IN THE
FASHION WORLD

The very newest in the world of fashion OF
today is not new gown or froek OF astound-
ing design, but simple, smartly tailored suits
for little girls from 10 years up.
In England girls OF this age are commonly
called "Flappers' because it Is the age when,
comparatively speaking, they are first begin
ming to flap their wings in the world Of events.
Mothers find girls OF this age at the hard
to-cIothe period and viii welcome the news
that they may now buy ready-tO-wear suits
for girls beginning at age 10.
The suits are designed by a foremost New
York creator of voguish Juvenile apparel and
mothers Will Immediately appreciate the trig
little coats made in Norfolk, semi-NorfOlk and
tailored STYLES with mannish collar. lapels and
pockets.
The skirts are made either plain with patch
pockets or pleated all around. & 1me have sus-
penders of self material which are thoughtfully
provided with buttons so they may be worn
or left off.
Materials are shepherd checks, gabardines,
serges and wool POplins.
These suits for little women are so reason
ably priced and the styles are so fetching
that mothers are sure to welcome them with
open arms.
As for the girls-they fairly go into costa
eies at the prospect OF owning suit and one
can hardly blame them, for after all, the
charm of the tailored suit mas hardly been
equalled for big ladies as well as little ones.
These styles are shown the Fourth
Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
WHITE GOODS AND
LINENS LOWERED

WHITE WASH FABRICS-36 inch White
Chinese MILDLY Cloth, Sc inch Popular Nurse
Cloth and 40 inch Uniform Cloth. These are
the most favored of durable, good looking
white fabrics, suitable for nurses wear, also
used for middys, white skirts and suits. The
regular price is 25e and SOC yard Monday
only, limit of 10 yards TO a customer, at
a yard, 2oc-
As INCH SHEER LINGERIE BATISTE-SOft
and dainty White Fabric used Tor infants
wear, also fine underwear. An extra special
value limit 10 yards to a customer, at
yard. 25c.
100 DOZEN HALF LINEN AND THREE
FOURTHS LINEN FACE TOWELS-Fine,
firm weave Huck; hemmed or hemstitehed
edge. Extra special, limit dozen to a Gus
toner, at a dozen, $3.50.
SPECIAL VALUES IN ODD DOZENS AND
HALF DOZENS LINEN TABLE NAPKINS
%, "a and q inch size. Greatly underprieed-
pick them out. Third Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
EXTRA SPECIALS IN
ART GOODS SECTION

FINISHED CRETONNE PILLOW TOPS-We
offer as an extra special for Mondays selling
a big assortment of fresh, new cretonne pillow
tops, all in attractive color effects. Many are
effectively trimmed in braid. The dainty col
orings' make them especially cool and fresh
looking for Spring and Summer. While they
last each at 25c
STAMPED CENTERS- inch white crash
centers, stamped in effective floral, cross
stitch, or conventional designs. These eenters
are very attractive, and are an extra special
value, at each, SEC
CHILDREN'S PLAY DRESSES AND RONIP-
ERS-0n sale at less than the actual cost of
the fabric used. We offer a big assortment
OF chidren's dresses and rompers, stamped on
good grade chambray, in blue or pink; sizes
to and to 4 years. Your choice. at 25c.
Third Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

An opportunity to get line on what the
stage thinks of the new fashions is afforded
when a musical comedy is brought out at the
beginning OF a season. 1t Is worth while, there
fore. to present here some of the features OF
the costuming of "Have a Heart" which was
produced in New York for the first time on
Thursday evening a week ago. As Is to be
expected. the garments include many OF the
sports character, as well as afternoon gowns
and smart street dresses
Apart from the clothes worn in the piece
itself. there Is in the first act fashion dis
play, supposed to take place in the garment
department of a large store, where fashion
ably dressed women are assembled to view
showing OF modish garments on living models
Russian and Moyen Age.
The "visitors to the store wear suits and
street dresses of Russian blouse type and in
Cossack designs and also in low-waisted ef-
feets more or less of the Moyen Age type. The
show girls who take the part Of living models
wear simple dresses of shimmering silk in
light shade of green. Here the Japanese IN
fluence is apparent, in the loose, draped col
lars and flowing bell sleeves.
Another noteworthy feature Is the use OF
pastel shades, as with each dress in delic1te
green is worn a chiffon petticoat in some
contrasting but equally dainty tint These
pastel shades include lavender, gray, pink,
blue and yellow.
A particularly interesting afternoon costume
was worn by Eileen VanBiene in the second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
SITUATION IN HATS
VERY SATISFACTORY

To properly describe each Of the beautiful
Hats now on display would require consider
able space. Frankly, we never saw so many
beautiful modes so early in the season as we
are showing at the present time. There are
Hats of all sizes, from the close-fitting Tur-
bans to the largest Picture Hat, and there is
q style-a eolor-and price TO suit every
individual taste and purse.
The writer, who Is a style enthusiast, was
charmed with the many wonderful STYLES that
he saw on an inspection trip through the
Millinery Parlors yesterday. When asked by
our chief milliner Nine. Stalker to give an
accurate description of some of the Hats, she
had to acknowledge that the task was i'm
possible.
There are Hats fashioned Of the most ex-
elusive quality OF real imported Niilans ever
brought to this country, then there are beau
tiful Hats in the most wonderful colorings,
covered with Georgette, with deft touches here
and there of harmonious blending that make
them fairly scintillate, rivsling the rainbow
hues.
Artistic Hats, made entirely of Ribbons,
interviewer in a mastery way that makes
them marvels of creative genius, and there is
a rough straw, the texture of which re-
sembles a delicately colored Sponge, the
trimmings of which are of the same shade or
OF a pleasing contrast.
There are White Hats, Black Hats, Green
Hats, Gold Hats, Chartreuse, Purple, Gravs,
Lilac and every shade to match your individual
taste These ultra-smart Hats sell at $500,
$3.50, $1,000, $780, $500, up to $3.50.
Fifth Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
HIGHLY SPECIALIZED
CK|LDREN'S CLOTHES
Styles That in Their Correctness
Appeal to ALI Particu-
lar Mothers.

The newly arranged Children's Wear Section
presents charming Spring styles.
We have moved this section TO the two cen
ter aisIes of the Fourth Floor and assigned it
space adequate TO the demands-and we pre-
sent magnificent assortment in mammoth
variety OF wearables for children of two to
fourteen years-and in the garments especially
designed for girls of u, II and 16 years who
require a style more distinctive than smaller
girls and less elaborate than those demanded
by older girls.
a collection of dainty Spring wash dresses,
suits and coats are now ready.
Fourth Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
DIVERSITY AND SIMPLICITY IN ORIGINAL
'HAIE AHEART' MUSICAL COMEDY
A RESUME OF THE BEAUTIFUL GOWNS WORN BY The
ACTRESSES ON THE OPENIN NIGHT.

act. This gown was distinctly Greclan IN line
with graceful flowing draperles and sleeves IN
angel effect. This gown Is of white satin over
laid with white sheer silk crepe, the crepe be-
ing sprinkled with pearls
Show Turkish Inspiration
Many other afternoon gowns are worn IN
this second act, the setting of which represents
the lounge of a fashionable hotel at the sea
shore Some of these gowns show the Turkish
inspiration the skirt hem being gathered,
turned under and caught up on the inside so
as TO suggest the baggy Oriental trOuser.
This Turkish effect is heightened by broad
hip sash. Many OF these dresses are made OF
printed silks.
Not Always Indicative.
That one must discriminate, however, in
drawing ideas as TO style tendencies from
theatrical productions was again made evident
bv the introduction in the same scene OF a
group of girls wearing hOOpskirts and fitted
bodices. STYLES which have no bearing on the
present fashion movement.
Miss Dresser Favors White.
In Scene ? of the second act, which shows
the same setting, but in the morning, some
very attractive clothes suited for beach wear
were worn. Particularly noticeable was suit
worn bv Louise Dresser. This was a simple
affair of white brOadcloth, with a skirt ,
wards in width and Russian blouse coat ex-
tending half way to the knees
Like styles and many others can be found
at The Popular
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
THE NEW SWEATERS
ON THE FIFTH FLOOR

Particularly adapted for spring wear in
this climate Is the Sweater Coat-and the
styles The Popular" has brought out for
spring are of unusual beauty.
They're of silk, of silk jersey and of Shet
land wool-new plain shades. sports color
ings and effective combinations. The lines
are quite different from those of former
seasons.
Unusual variety and there are all sizes for
misses and for women. Fifth Floor)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
NEW STYLES IN MEMS
SHOES FOR SPRING

Clever style, comfortable fit and enduring
wear are featured in mems shoes here because
right makes might, in shoes as in everything
else in which a man wants to look right and
feel right to retain and maintain his own self
respect as well as that of his friends
Made over special lasts for the special pur-
pose OF setting the pace in the new seasons
race
Dress-up shoes at dressed-down prices to
liven up mans dress for evening wears
now Medium weight shoes at medium prices
FOR the early seasOn-S6 and $3.50 pair
-(Second Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

WOAIEN'S SPRING SU1TS-Copies or adap-
tations of Paris models for immediate wear
Shown at the Paris Spring openings, teatur-
inc slipover or vestee coats, barrel or draped
skirts. advocated by the foremost fashion au-
thorities of Paris
Many OF the suits show tendency to bright
or colors. slightly shorter coats, rleated, EN-
hroidered or plain tailored. Materials are Pol
ret twill. cabardine tricotne, wool Jersey or
serge. Prices range from SIS to sloo-
fifth Floor
WOMEN'S SPRING COATS-Pronounced
new fashions in coats for immediate wear
Every coat Is a copy or adaptation OF a
Paris or London Spring model showing the
fashionable fabrics, colors, and the new barrel
or straight lines: crusliable shawl collars, large
draped, sport or pannier pockets, rows OF cable
stitching. braid or embroidery.
Among the new Spring coat fabrics a.e
Bolivia Bedford. blocked suede velour cloth,
ehamoisine, wool tricotine, Amaze Bolivia cloth,
o7Inniburl. Poiret twill. gahardine, or wool jer-
sew. Prices start at $1,000. Fifth Floor
WOMFN'S DAYTIME GOWNS-Beaded or
embroidered for immediate wear.
p, straight line models with apron effects,
and pleated skirts weighted into graceful lines
by the lavishness of beads and embroidery
Sleeves are slashed, draped, pointed or but
toned. Materials are Georgette crepe, meteor,
taffeta or satin.
Street froeks are in paletot and long wasted
STYLES. of wool jersey, trieotine or serge Prices
range from SIS to $3.50. Fifth Floor
WOMEN'S EVENING GOWNS AND DIN
NER FROCKS-The newest apparel IN the
full sense of the word.
The ideas of master designers are REELECTED
in these collections OF new Spring gowns and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
BOOTS AND PUMPS
WITH LONG VAMPS

Dress Boots OF grey or fawn kid white
or brown kidskin or patent leather. laced
kid or patent leather with white kidskin, fawn
or sand kid tops.
Spat Pumps-now the voue-of black pat
ent leather, dull black or tan Russia calf also
tan Russia Oxfords with wing tips and low
broad heels, to be worn with faWn, grew or
ivory eight-button cloth spats.
-(Second Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
DRESS MAKING AND
: CORRECT TAILORING
Done by Madame Allan and M.
Lazeres Visit Them on
the Third Floor.

Our newly enlarged and conveniently ar
ranged Dressmaking and Tailoring Parlors on
the Third Floor, offer an unusual service as
we are prepared to build any garment to suit
the individual style and taste.
Prices are most reasonable.
Nine Allan-Gowns-M Lazeres-Tailor.
All work is guaranteed by "The Popular to
satisfy you in every respect. Third Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
WE MAINTAIN 4
FASHION LIBRARY

We wish to advise that our Fashion Library
which consists OF all the latest Fashion Books
and Plates, are at your disposal.
This Library is in charge of Madame Allan
our expert designer, who is at the service of
our patrons.
She will be pleased TO assist you in select
ing and designing your garment.
We invite you TO use this service freely.
Third Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
NEW SPRING HATS
FOR CHILDREN

The latest Spring styles in Dress Hats for
children to 10 years-are made of fine
Milan and Satin, Fancy Braids and Ribbon;
also Lace and Ribbon Combinations. ColOrs
are dainty pinks, blues, rose and white. Some
trimmed with handmade roses; others with
lace and ribbons. Prices $500 to $1,000.
Fourth Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
NEWS Of SPECIAL INTEREST To E PASO W0NFN

Eropean
haveu received fmhe
samples Of
TO the gun of their buyers
WILDE
Of shfon vip he the
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

full women whatever their age) this season
include Betty Wales Silk Dresses, Betty
Wales Sport Dresses and Betty Wales Serge
Dresses
Each and every one carries the Betty
Wales label which stands first and foremost
for an indefinable style-superiority that Is
lacking in most ready-to-wear as well as
made-to-order dresses.
Genuine Betty Wales Dresses have. be-
sides the identifying label. certificate en-
titIing the purchaser to her choice. free. of
any of the Betty Wales College Stories. regu-
lar price $l.00 each. -(Fifth Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

If a figure has flesh about the waist, me
waist must not be frightened until it Is all
out of proportion with the shoulders. ii
figure has flesh about the hips. the flesh must
not be squeezed until it builds ~hippy7 hips
If the fleshy form is TO be held in certain
fashion lines, it must be held by a corset shape
and the corset shape must be adequately sus-
tanned Right eOrseting prevents one from put
ting on flesh-it hardens the muscles.
If your figure is stout, or regardless of its
proportions, you will find among the extensive
range of American Lady cOrsets, a model per
feet for your" individual requirements. Prices
range from S1.oo to $500 Fourth Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
4 NEW BETTY WALES
STORY Of INTEREST
"The Popular" Will Be Her Ell
Paso Agents.

Betty Wales. the hero
inc of eight of the most
popular college stories
for girls ever written,
has earned a most envi-
able reputation IN a re-
markedly short time as
Betty Wales. the hero
makers.
Her creations. de-
signed especially for
college girls and youth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
THE POPULAR's" HALF YEARLY FASHION PAGEANT

will be held The Wman Club Tuesday February 9th Beautiful
Fashions Apparel Millinery Footwear and Accessories
Living Models
Kindly personal
NO CARDS HAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR THIS EVENT.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
HELP TIE sso CROSS.

Wouldn't you be ashamed to have II
honestly said that sI Of the Red Cross
materials -landaees. hospital outfits.
etc. we're made by the efforts OF less
than one dozen women Of shoshone ?
rprinE sewing ray be necessary hut
suppose THE war lasts } years and
your husha nd.or son. or brother ~
called 20 the coiors@ Who VIII be re-
sponsibie for lack Of the necessities
81 our army and navy hoxplsalsg
The ladies working on the bandages
FOR the Red Cross hope 10 ship their
firri complete box aexr week. While
the weight Of the work has fallen on
the few, they are rin enthusiastic.
ard willing to do their hest. and they
deserve credit for The work accom-
piished.
Every organization church. club
lcdrc Of the community should lend
hard, financially. donating toward the
fund for supplies some Idea OF the
amount o. funds needed may be had
from the smoans Of material already
ordrFed sos the rext box.
zks yards twin
i5s yards shecting
al yards mnslin.
80 yards pillow ticking
Ana more j. required for this box
II YOU are really an American show
., b. 5oinlng tho shosaone Red cross
~ Their work
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
NOTICE

Notiee Is hereby given that on safur-
sav. April SSH A. - 1917. az O'Clock
r. ~ a. the Office ard business rooms
81 DE Lincoln County Citizens club IN
the Village ~ Shoshone. County of I.in-
coin. State ~ idaho there viii b. held
ar election ~ me members ~ the said
i.inccir County Citisens' Club Tor The
purfoee - siectinR fiee directors 10
serve - such Tor the said Lincoln
cognty ritizeus club when the same
has become LEGALLY Incorporated under
lie laws ~ The state Of Idaho. said
directors % hold oifice until their sasc
eessoFs hafc been LEGALLY elected sna
cuAiified
Dated April 81 1917.
Frank r Crosse.
y. u IfuFhes
" ". Custer.
T. n f.efiaiily.
&. w. pili
Committee.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20

Order to Show Cause Why Order of
Sale of Real Estate Should Not be
Made.
In the Probate Court, County of
Lincoln State of Idaho.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF MARTIN JOHNSTON, Deceased.
Katie Jones the Administrators of
the Estate of Martin tombstone, de-
ceased. having filed her petition herein
praying for an order of sale of the
real estate of said decedent, for the
purposes therein set forth.
1T is THEREFORE, ORDERED by
the Judge of said Court, that all per-
sons interested in the estate of said
bate Court on Thursday. the 18th day
of May. 1917, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, at the Court Room of
said Probate Court. at the Court House
in Shoshone. County of Lincoln to
show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said Administrators
to sell so much of the real estate of the
said deceased as shall be necessary.
And that a copy of this order be
published at least once a week for not
less than -four successive weeks in The
Shoshone Journal, newspaper printed
and published i'm said Lincoln County
Idaho. and that said publication be
at least five days prior to
said nth day of May, 1917
f. II. MILES,
Judge of Probate.
Dated April 18th. 1917.