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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
City Federation OF Women To
Haze Meatless, WheatIess Lunch

IT HE City Federation OF Women
Just three years old. will give their
= first annual party in the form OK
a whestless and meatless luncheon az
Hotel Paso del Norte. on Saturday a:
1 o'clock Mrs. s. J. FennelI. who heads
the club. has asked Mrs. l. 7. KILLER
to preside as POSTMASTER. Mrs. Ernest
a Young is chairman OF decorations
and Mrs. v. z. Raggio is looking after
the reservation. which are now being
made by members and their friends.
The tables will be laid in the ball
room, far from noise or distur bance.
and following the luncheon. plans viii
America viii open and The star
SPaugled Banner viii close the pro
gram. which carries with % a patriotic
note Mrs KILLER announces the fol-
lowing toasts-
The Patriot" Mrs. Robert Town
our CITY. state and Nation Mrs.
Ponder 5 Carter.
The Federation" Miss Jessie Ne
TO our President" Mrs. p. =
Address. Mrs. s. J. FenneL
Alpha and Omega Mrs. F. D. Scot
ton
Getting Things Done" Mrs. VIM.
Wallace.
Our Future Home Mrs. T. "
Ryan.
our New Members" Airs. Max
Meyer.
At the home Of Mrs. William
Hogarth Of Nevada street, the Business
Woman's club met on Tuesday night,
TO make congresses and surgical
dressings for the local Red Cross. and
10 learn knitting. Signing Up for
Miss Rogers, Miss Anders, Mrs. Maud
Wilson, Mrs Agnes Ellis. Miss Hazel
Tutcher. Mrs Walton. Miss Edna Goss.
Miss Tozier, Mrs. Phillips (former in
structor Of athletics at the y. W as
Miss Billet), Miss Courtney, Miss Jen-
ner and Mrs. F. T. Miller. chairman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Vegetables and FLOWERS Shown
By Bewitching Ell Paso Maids

girls. who are proudly learning tI-
greatest Of all arts. houseEecpine, are
in evidence at their quarters, display
ing deliciously faky bread, freshly
baked this morning by them Tor lhe
event. Their personnel numbers Miss
Janice Still. Miss Ruth Davis, Miss Lu-
ia Courtney. Miss Irene Ficuuiheur
Miss Virginia knight, Miss Eva eros oy,
Miss Lucille Ayers, Miss Lu Zee
Knight. Miss Ruth IIeuuessy and Miss
Alice Emerson
Miss Mildred Smathers personified
in glowing pink rosebud, presides
over the Potter flower and candy dis
play Miss Marian Caluaui DeauLlIul
as Spanish senOrita. in rich shawl
and head dress a la Carmen. is doing
houors for the Bravo exhibit, which
the I'D Paso Brewing association lS
showing. The other young girls, in
fancy costumes OF white, garlauded
IN tiny buds. stationed at the various
booths are Miss Dorothy NOllersten-
Miss Helen Reading. Miss Mary
Caples, Misses Katherine and Frances
Earle. Miss LaVon SOrrells. Miss
Frances LocEett Miss Frances Open
heimer. Miss Jean Gilchrist. Miss
Sayde Ruth Aldridge. Miss Marian
Howe, Misses Mary and Harriet Heer-
mans, Miss Patricia Alusa, Miss Mar
garet Neff, Miss Elizabeth Pfaff, Miss
Katherine White and Miss Louise
Beach. Mrs Robert Townsend. Mrs
Campbell have allotted these animated
beauties to their various inches
II Paso girls. every one Of them. vie
ing with all the world for charm and
vivaciousness and winsome personal
ity
Dutch maidens-the sort made IA
nous as little housewives who chase
the dirt aWay-iu fetching costumes
OF white and Delft blue add note Of
originality.
The exhibits are arranged on uni
formly sized tables, flag draped most
ly. 10 give the patriotic motif in keep
ing with the spirit Of war times.
Miss Miuette Watson presides over
the soaps, shown by the Now Manu-
featuring Co, wearing a flmy frOck
which is the embodiment OF snow
white fluffy suds-rift upon rift OF
billoWy material
Jack Thompson as a dashinE ca
ballero or matador. is in the Bravo
section. as partner 10 seuOrita Marian
Calnan. And Edward Miller, FL PasO' s
littlest soldier volunteer OF three.
with his khaki suit. tiny canteeu and
"p1cE.' attracts no end OF attention
in the periodically decorated red,
white and blue exhibit of the FL Paso
Brewing association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Scores of Ell Paso Exhibits
At ''Made-h-EL Paso" SholU

~ EXHIBITS at the Made in Fl
Paso~ show at Hotel Paso de-
- Norte are being made by the fol
lowing concerns:
Hand colored photographs. j. A
Alexander
OILS and Ereases. Banner Oil Co.
Polish. Bienemann Manufacturing
Co.
Metal products. Brown Welding Co
Flour. Community Milling Co
Stone quarry products. A. Cour-
I chesne.
Mattresses. r. L Daniel
Fluff rugs and mattresses Dusaus
and Wellborn.
Gas lamps. El Paso Gas Co.
Printing, FL Pas0 Printing Co.
Lumber products, Fl Paso Lumber
Milling Co
MIX and dairy products. FL Paso
Dairy Co
Domestic science and manual train
ing departments work, FL Paso nigh
school
Cartoons and art work. FL Paso
Morning Times.
Bravo the new soft drink. Fl
Paso Brewery.
Arctic Brand shortening. FL Paso
refining 90.
Smelter products, FL Paso smeltsr.
Coffee and spices. FAINT Coffee Co.
Coffee. c. H Finley Co, successors
to Western Coffee Co
ladies' tailoring. FiSchbein Bros
Brooms, Glenn Broom Manufactur-
ing Co.
Flour, Globe Mills.
Butter and milk products, Golden
Cow Butter Shop.
Gutical En0dF O. O. HILL
Hair goods and toilet preparations,
II. q II. Manufacturing Co.
Bread. NcAIicSles' Co.
Hoover and Red Cross uniforms
Miller Made Co.
Furs, Mcclellan Bros.
Signs. McClintock Co.
Beverages, Magnolia Bottling Works.
Lime, Mt. Franklin Fuel and Feed
Co.
Soap. Now Manufacturing Co.
Polish NJ Life Manufacturing Co.
Fixtures, National Telegrap phone
and supply Co.
Mattresses II. Norwald & Co
Drawn work and blankets, Oriental
Art Shop.
Bakery products. Purity Baking Co
Candies and Fl Paso grown flowers
Potter Floral and Confectionery Co.
Coffee. Fan-American Coffee Co
Packing house products, Peyton
Packing Co.
Boots and shoes. Chss. Rokahr.
Printing. Rayburn Printing Co.
Butter, Rio Srande Valley Creamery
Co.
Ice and distilled water. Rio Grande
Ice Co.
Perfumes Eosalins Perfume Co
Made in Fl Psso' food products.
Standard Grocery Co.
Iron products. Southwestern Iron
and Wire Works
Butter and milk products, Sanitary
Butter store
Macaroui and other products. Sharpe
Elliott Manufacturing Co.
Fl Fsso grown flowers, ThornhilI-
Florist.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

ed in q flower show OF their own. a.
one time.
There VIII De street dancing and .
battleship and all manner Of features
Dr. b. F.. Jenuess announced that the
battleship for the Navy league would
be erected on a truck, so that It could
serve the double utility OF parade
and fair children dressed as sailors
viii be on deck
An old fashioned southern negro
minstrel is i'm charge Of Max Miller.
AS a special high class feature. Miss
ora W. r. Slater is allowing some OF
the pupils from the Fl Paso school for
Girls TO give dancing for the event
A number OF articles that have been
donated TO the Red Cross will be sold
at auction for the benefit Of the REQ
Cross work during the festival
Among these is a quilt recently made
by a number Of Fl Paso matrous and
disposed OF as a means OF raising
Red Cross funds. The quilt went to
Harry Turner, who has generously
donated it back to the Red Cross for
further disposition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Out of Tomn Yiisitors.

DR.. James r. MiddlebrOok. OF Al
| pine, Tex, is a guest at Hotel Zeiger.
B. NJ Reed. a merchant from CO.
lumous, y NJ, is a guest al Hotel
] Sheldon.
Mt and Mrs George Ferguson. Of
/ Carrlzozo. y ", are staying al Hoo
I tel Zeiger.
Miss Susan G. Eastman. or silver
I City. n. IL, IS staying az Hotel Paso
del Norte-
E. c. Campbell and family. from
l Blsbee, Ariz-, are guests al Hotel Paso
I del Norte.
ID. B. Jackson. a hotel and cattle
man from Van Horn Tex, IS regis
/ tered at Hotel ZeiEer-
Mrs r. F. Payne and daughter.
] from Houston, Texas. are staying al
Hotel PasO del Norte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Wilson and
daughter. from Silver city. y. NJ, are
guests AZ Hotel Paso del Norte.
M ana Mrs. C. r. Irueheart- OF
Albuquerque. y N, where Mr.. True
heart is = merchant, are registered at
Hotel Paso Gel Norte.
MIS- r. A. Milan. OF Harrisburg.
Texas. IS visiting her daughter, Mrs
T. T. Patterson and Mr.. Patterson,
at their home at 2715 Richmond.
Harris Fleming, OF Washington, D.
c., is al Hotel PasO del NOrte while
in the city 70 hold a hearing Of the
interstate commerce commission.
t. 3. Jones, A merchant from No
gales, Ariz-. IS at Hotel ZeiEer, hav-
ing come 10 FL Paso TO meet his fam
ily, who are returning from a trip
to the east.
The Misses MAY Belle and Mildred
HOOD. OF san Angelo, Tex. are IN the
city on a shopping trip and are stay
ing At Hotel sheldon. They formerly
lived in Fl Paso
Mr.. and Mrs. r NJ H;ler. and Mr..
and Mrs. n. NJ. Robins, Of Hillsboro,
y N, are guests at Hotel Sheldon
Both Mr.. Hiler and Mr.. Robins are
prominent cattlemen.
Peter Clark. Of Chicago. accompan-
led by his wife, passed through El
Paso en- route to Louisville. Ky, We'd
nesday- Mr. and Mrs Clark expect 10
come here after the close OF the races
in Kentucky this fall
Rev. ". 3. McIlWaine and Mrs
McIlwaine and their two small chill
dren. OF KOCH, Jaaln, viii spend the
coming week enc with Mrs. Nell
walue's brother. r. Randolph Jones.
and Mrs. Jones, OF 2s06 Nashville
Mrs. McIlwaine will speak OF her
missionary work and experiences. at
the Westminster church, Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Fris are enter
tanning at their home on 1901 Bliss.
the latter's sister and husband. Lieut..
and Mrs Ingvald BerEh. of Min
nesota- Lieut. BerEh is a dental sur
Eeon euroute to Deming TO await fur
Their orders in the service of Uncle
sam. His wife viii stay indefinitely
in Fl Paso. another sister, Miss Helen
Harstad, also residing in this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

mans club: Mrs. B. NJ G.. Williams,
president of the Robert Lee chapter,
T. D. c.; Mrs. j. Il. Harper. president
Wade Hampton chapter. L. ID. O.. Mrs..
T. T.. Robinson. president Ecbecca
StOddert chapter, c. A. r., Mrs %. A.
Critchett. president Equal Franchise
league; Mrs s. H. Sutherland. chair
man Of registration, Mrs. Henry #.
Bowie. president Of the y W c. A.
Mrs H. H CrcssinEham, president
College Womau's club; Mrs s. T..
Feuneu, president Of the City Fedora
ton Of Women. Mrs. Horace Lay.
president W. o. T. T.. Mrs William
Wallace. president Martha Washing
ton Circle, Spirits Of '16.
Two mattresses. cases OF Bravo. an
pound cans OF coffee are among the
samples" to be given away 10 more
widely advertise home wares. The re-
Ception viii last from %. M until
late this evening FL PaSO women viii
welcome the guests and Ell PasO art
lists viii entertain with a program
The members. each Of whom con-
stitute a personal committee ON hos
pitality. for the Housewives. are Mrs.
3 Lamont Davis. Mrs. W @. Roe. Mrs
C. s. Tepfer. Mrs. Julius Krakauer,
Mrs Frank A. Spence. Mrs. Frank r.
Jones, Mrs. Y. +. RasEiO. Mrs. W IS.
Watts, Mrs. Julia LeBrown. Mrs Mau-
rice Schwartz, Mrs. ". Lippman. Mrs
f. C. Hitchcock. Mrs. D. V. Feunessy.
Mrs. d. Bruce Smith. Mrs. Ernest
Young, Mrs R P Jones. Mrs n O.
Jordan, Mrs. Mary Ross Kiester. Mrs.
Lewis Lay. Mrs. J. " Tappan. Mrs.
George LeBarou. Mrs. Fuller Swift.
Miss Helen Swift. Mrs A. O. Critchett.
Miss Sadie Kerr Mrs. A. r. HuCE. Mrs.
a. Van Mourick. Mrs Chas. Diversified.
Mrs S J-Fennell, Mrs. II. G. CIUnn, Mrs
c T. Kellogg. Mrs A. A. Jones. Mrs r.
H Irwin. Miss Rose He'll. Mrs P r.
Brown, Mrs O.. A. Manned Mrs. Ida
Held Mrs. Percy W. NcGhee. Mrs.
Ponder s Carter. Mrs. George Glen
ents. Mrs. H. W. BroaddUs. Airs. W. a.
Hscklay, Mrs. =. =. Funk. Mrs. Earl
Anderson. Mrs. James Won den Brock.
Mrs T. #. KILLER. Mrs. O. F. Metz.
Mrs Robert Townsend. Mrs Il. r..
Gamble, Mrs. r. T. Thomson. Mrs. w.
B. Bull. Mrs. W l. FOXworth. Mrs, F.
G Davis, Mrs r. T. Never, Mrs r !.
Carson, Mrs Bessy Welsh. Mrs. O..
Nomsen, Mrs. W A. Hawkins. Mrs
Carl Lee Smith. Mrs. Anna r Elliott.
Mrs. Harry NJ Ross, Mrs. +. =. Scot
ten, Mrs j. Carpenter, Mrs. J. c. Ro-
nan, Mrs. J. n Dunno, Mrs. Ella u
BassfOrd, Mrs W F. pOmerOy. Mrs. j..
Vaudeville. Mrs. Louis Costello. Mrs G.
d. Hendricks. Mrs. Vaughan Ward.
Mrs. Roy Davis. Mrs. Esther c. Baker
Mrs Dwight G.. Brewster. Mrs J. 81
LOrentzen, AIRS. Sidney Noon. Mrs o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

Ii FL Paso registered surprise
"a at the vastness Of its own re-
L - sources and independence when
home grown. home canned. home
sacked and home labeled products
made their official bow TO the pub
lie at the Made in FL Paso" recep-
tion and display OF home industries
arranged by the Housewives league
in the ballroom OF Hotel Paso del
Norte on Wednesday afternoon.
That the Housewives league. but
a few month"; old and with a mem
bership or less than 200, should so
successfully stage the stupendous
event. which is in reality a house
fair. is cause for justified pride. In
these times OF war. with food soar
ing and America feeding most Of the
world. IL is up to the American house
wife TO conserve and foster economy
ana join hands in stopping that bill
lion dollar waste. and the Fl pasO
housewife is demonstrating her alert
ness 10 responsibility by introducing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

~ OR the garden display at the
X Home Products Exhibit OF the
4 Housewives league. Mrs. Al
bion a. Jones. assisted by Mrs.
George Clements and Mrs. Flor
ence Pickles. have collected q dimin-
utivc state fair Of blue ribbon nome
GROWERS fruits and Uhop-
per fresh vegetables, in addition to
canned. dried and preserved garden
cdibles and a flower show en- nina
ture.
Their section. well down toward
the front. i'm the center of the big
BAN room, is the exposure of admira-
ton. with tables decorated in as
para gus fern and deIicately teadri,e4
vines The NJ l. CadWallader shcw-
ing or grapes. plums and water
melons is an eye opener Of what may
be grown. with little attention. IN
the envirOns Of II PasO. a basket Of
tomatoes and chilli peppers have been
sent from Mrs George T. Cameron
garden on East Nevada street NOtab-
ly beautiful are the flowers sent
enough to stock a floral shop with
motley OF rich colorinE and sturdy
blossoms setting off the surroundings
IN artistic fashion Mrs Dora )
MalQron, Mrs. D. ". DetwlIer and
Mrs. Clements are among those who
have canned fruits exhibited, and Mrs.
Jones ~ no has put the agricultural
lists OF the vicinity on their mettlC,
II they would stay in her class, has a
great showing OF beans. tomatoes,
butter beans. musk melon and =
bumper pumpkin
Mrs. F. T. Brewer. OF 1903 North
Grama, has one OF the most interest
ing individual displays. which she
has raised on space f5Xf5. as her
war garden. This FL Paso matron mas
supplied seven families with their
vegetables. all summer. i'm addition 10
her own needs, and always figures on
selling enough each day 20 buy her
meat. over 500 has been cleared
from her efforts. i'm addition TO $50
received from the sale Of tomato
plants. early I'm the spring She is
still gathering about a. pounds OF
beans each week. despite the lateness
or the season, and has q fine showing
Of tomatoes. Okra and beans IN Mrs
Jones's exhibit.
A valuable adjunct is the fruit
canned by the domestic science class
at the Fl Paso school under Miss
MarEhretta lie Baron, and viewed as
part Of the garden exhibit. Then
white aproned. snowy capped school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
PHYSICIAN
Had Indigestion Twenty Five Years
Also Suffered from Piles.
SAYS STUMEZE STOPPED IT ALL

sTUMEZE. the remarkable digestive
tonic now being demonstrated in Fl
Paso at the star Drug Company's
Store, numbers among its many enthu-
siastic endorsers. many prominent
members Of the medical profession
This is the highest service a physician
can perform for his fellowmen, when
he Will set aside all ethics and hope
OF personal financial reward 10 tell
suffering men and women his ezper-
fence with a medicine not Of his own
compromising or prescribing. This
shows The real healing spirit II is
this sort Of physician who is a bless
-nE and an honor to the community in
which he lives. The Black Medicine
Company received the following letter
unasked and unsolicited. We give you
the Doctors letter just as We received
f.:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Automobiling and Outings

". A. Mckee has returned from a
Icur months tour through California.
making the trip in his OldsmObiIe.
He visited Yosemite and went on the
coast route as far north as Seattle.
Wash.
Mrs Burt Orndorff and her trio OF
charming young daughters, Burtram.
Alziua and kathyleen. have returned
from their automobile trip through
ARIZONA, including in its itinerary
Tucson. Douglas and a two days visit
az the Dick Brady ranch I'm the noun
talns near Oracle. Every hour Of
their nomad existence was euioved.
though they were missed from CITY
activities by their legions Of friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

The first step in treating sickness
in your home is 20 call a doctor. The
next step is 20 bring your prescrip-
ton to one OF our three drug stores.
You will receive pure. fresh ingred-
tents accurately compounded That is
the way we help the doctor 10 help
you. We do not charge extra for this
high grade service. but less than IS
usual with most drug stores Our
reputation is maintained BY perfect
prescription service.
scott White g Co.-DruEEisfE.
Mills Bldg Roberts Banner Bldg.
3I4 san Francisco St-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
SEND FOR FREE TRIAL PACKAGE.

SEND FOR FREE TRIAL PACKAGE
Women who are bilious, rundown
with feeble appetite, gas, sour risiugs,
water brash. headache and other such
symptoms Of weak stomach, need
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after eat
Ing.
Not only do they digest food but
they supply essential extracts which
sWeeteu the stomach. arrest harmful
fermentation ana afford relief almost
Immediately. The sour heartburn does
damage To the blood and such dys-
pepsia or Indigestion is frequent cause
OF rash or pimples and bIotches on
the face. neck and shoulders. Every
woman should try StuarTs Dyspepsia
Tablets and thus avoid the ruinOus
effect OF q weak, sour stomach on the
complexion Don't make the mistake
Of smearIuE the skin with pastes and
bleaches- Correct the stomach Get a
50 cent box Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets al any drug store.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

The new style glasses for children
have larger lenses and Tortoise SbeIi
Frames. In addition 10 being me
newest they give wider RANGE OF
vision to the child's eyes-and do not
break so easily II costs YOU nothing
to have your child's ewes examined.
and We do not prescribe glasses un-
less absolutely necessary. We fit
chiidrens glasses with the aim in
view to correct the sight so that IN a
year or two they may discard them
altogether.
Need Glasses7-Ask SeEaU.
Fl Paso Optical Company.
los TeXas-Betweeu OREGON and Mesa
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Mrs. John J.. Dyer is being vel
coined home. following her long stay
IN New York City. where she went
for a vacation plsyday. Mr. Dyer
accompanied Mrs. Dyer east. both en-
1oying q stay at Saratoga Springs
Tom HarWood. who lives AZ Hotel
sheldon. is expected TO return on
wednesday from a trip 20 san An
tcnio, Tex Mr. Harwood. who is a
claim investigator for large concerns.
is considering going 10 Spain on gov
ernmerE Work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

Mattresses. WEIGH Bedding Co.
Overland liquid containers, n.
Welsch & Co.
Toilet preparations, Warner Drug
Co.
Automobile body builder. sam Viii
hanson.
Bakery products. Weston's Sanitary
Bakery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Girls Are Fastidious About shoes

a school girl is a bit more particu-
lar about the appearance Of her shoes
than her brother. She isn't happy un-
less they look wen and are comfort
able Girls Scuffer Shoes or Gun
metal Lace English Model School
Leather with White Tops for $3.50
$500 and $3.50. There are also Novelty
Lace Boots in the new feathers with
colored tops for the High School girl
Lerner shoe Co.-229 san Antonio 50.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
ards.

The members of the FortniEhtlv
brldSe club were handsomely enter
tanned with a seven course luncheon
and cards, by Mrs Josephine Forbes
on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W T.
Lruesdell made high score at bridge.
Mrs r. Carr receiving second nrizc-
As guests OF Mrs. T. 7. Meuttman.
the same coterie will be entertained
at the Colonial tea room on Nom
tana street, a fortnight hence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
About e Pasonns.

The Mems Bible class OF West
minister Presbyterian church escorted
its teacher, Rev. ". n. FARLEY. down
the church steps Sunday. and present
ed him with 2 brand new Ford. "
waiting az the curbinE. thereby show
ing the appreciation they felt for him
and his services.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Boys serrIcesbIe schooI sbor..

Fl Paso mothers are asked 10 in
spect our complete line Of school
shoes. Note particularly the Black
or Tan Boy Scout shoes we are selling
at $3.50 and SS-00-the old price.
Lerner shoe Coo San Antonio ST
Alr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
The Black Medicine Company,
san Diego, Calf

The Black Medicine Company,
san Diego, Calf
Dear Sirs-
Your bottle Of STUMEZE received.
Have had indigestion for twenty five
years at least. Also have had the
piles for past three years. Your
STUMEZE has stopped IL all. and I
want two more bottles. You will
find enclosed $500 for which please
send by return mail
Yours
J. r. Henderson,. NJ D..
Elmdale, Montana
March %. 1917.
Graduated 1894
The STUMEZE Man" will be glad 10
talk your troubles over with you.
Every sick or ailinE person in Fl PasO
sould call I'm at the star Drug Com
pany's store and learn about this Mas
ter Prescription that Dr.. Henderson,
says stopped his Indigestion Of tv-en-
ty-five years standing. STUMEZE
surely is a blessed reliever.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

The beautiful wall coatine. Sani-
tary and durable. Ask for color card
our Service Department will help YOU
with your color schemes. Ask for our
paint man.
Lander Lumber Co.
Paint Department. Phone es2.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Dances.

The weekly dance At the Mt. Frank
lin Country club viii he held this
evening instead OF Thursday evening.
The change Is made because OF the
comInE Of the circus Thursdav
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

japanese Purses in either Brocade
or Crepe de Chine. at 15c TO SIS.
Beach's Art Shop-I04 Pioneer PIazn,
CITY National Bank Building-Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

When YOU want something good 70
eat and yet only pay a nominal price.
let us serve you. Hotel PasO del
Norte--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Lodges and Clubs.

The IDEAL club 81 Rsbecca lodge
viii meet in J. o. o. F. hzu Thurs
day at %. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

Hand painted wooden favors for
party occasions. Reach'a Art shop
IO4 Pioneer PLAZA, City National Bank
Building.-Adv.