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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Comins, MT. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Stafford Springs, were callers Sunday at MT. and Mrs. Fred l.. Hyde's.
 John A. Richmond of New Haven was the guest of Levi N. Clark over Sunday.
 John A. Richmond of New Haven called on Frax1 V. Lyon Sunday. !,
 MT. and Mrs. Henry N. Davis and sons, Kenneth and Addison, were Sunday guests of Afr. and Mrs. Levi N. Clark.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
LIBERTY HILL
Rev. John H. Knott on Vacation
 Shower Given Mir. and Mrs. J. Earl Jamee.

Mir. and Mrs. John SpaHord and taHghtes and Mrs. Spafford's two sis .ers, Mrs. Newlette and Miss Phillips, st Bridgeport. spent Thursday with Mir. Spaford's sister, Mrs. Horace Toote.
 Mrs. Earl Holbrook is entertaining Mrs. Barber of Canterbury for several iayS.
 J. Fl. Burrill was in Norwich on business Wednesday.
 Paxtor Having a Vacation.
 Rev. John H. Knott, the local pas or. has week vacation. There win H no preechinB service next Sunday morning. The Y. F. 8. c. E. will have he usual service in the evening
 A shower was given MT. and Nra J. Earl James Thursday evening. Cake md ice cream were served
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
New London County
NLANTIC
Season's Services Ended-Over 600 at En-ertainment for Benefit of ceIored Troops-Sunday School

Mrs A. P. Eonyers of Maiden, Mask who Is a fine speaker and message bearer, occupied the platform at the Ladies Aid building Sunday. Thsrt services. This meeting finished the program for 1917.
 Many at Dances.
 The, dances at the pavilion each evening are well attended. About six hundred people attended the enter tainment last Friday given by and for the benefit of the colored troops.
 George Neuschafer Of Brooklyn, N r., is spending the summer with his aunt, Mrs. Olivia M. Case.
 Mr and Mrs. Thomas have returned to the Grove. after a tour through the west and along the Pacific coast.
 Sidney Sidlitz of New York. who is spending the summer here enjoyed an outing to the Stone Dock one day re- rently, and made good catch Of flat
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Sherman of New London spent Sunday at their cottage. They made the trip here ia their launch Harriet
 - Annual Picnic.
 The Sunday school class of the Methodist church held the annual pic nic at the Golden Spur, Wednesday.
 Mrs. I. Maier and daughter of New York ars guests of Mrs. M. w. Stlg- litz at the Levison cottage.
 Miss Susie May Buttles of Hartford has returned home. after ten days
 Mrs. Margaret Ames Sutton left Tuesday for New London for a short stay before going to her home at
 Mr.o and Mrs. w E. Beebe enter tained Tuesday, MT. Beebe's brother and his wife of Holyoke, Mass.
 Scott Snow, IT,, of Hartford, has re- turned. to the Grove
 R Hartford are spending the summer at Crescent Beach. :. Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Kumpitsch and son, Paul. and maid, of Bridgeport. are guests at the Norman cottage. They came over in their car.
 Ivan Eeckwith is employed in New London.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ashley T. Boon and Mrs: George A. Boon have returned to their home in Norwich
 Henry F. Smith of East Haven and Albert Brown of New Haven motored here Saturday for a weekend stay at Whippoorwill.
 ing of West Haven are at their cot. tage.
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barrett Of Hartford are guests of Mir Barrett's mother Mrs. G. M. Barrett
 Harold Barrett of Hartford spent Sunday m the Grove. George Young is working in New Haven. Mrs. M. ". stiglitz and family of New York are at the Levison cottage for the season.
 Farewell Party. A farewell party was rendered Tues day evening by Mrs. Stiglitz and l family tc number of soldiers at the | camp ground. Mir and Mrs. Calmer and son, MT. | and Mrs. Norman E. Manwaring of | Freeport were recent guests Of R. L. |  Mrs. W. J. Wanwaring is i'll at her cottage.
 Mir and Mrs John Kemp and | daughter, of Hartford. are at the cottage for a stay of two weeks. L. F. Warner and daughter of Hart ford Are at the Seymour cottage for weeks
 Mrs. Leonard Rogers and daughter, Mrs. Davis of New Haven are guests If Capt and Mrs. N. W. Rogers. Douglas Manwaring of New Haven vas a recent guest of R. L Manwar- ng.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
RAWSON

D. s. Phillips is tble to be out after an illness of two weeks.
 Mrs T. T. Fitzgerald and daughter Anna were in Willimantic Wednes esday.
 Everett Whitehouse has resumed his duties as station agent after ten days vacation. Richard Clapp of Elliott was agent during MT. Whitehouse's absense.
 R. E.. Baker has a Ford automobLe
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Clapp of Willi- mantle spent several days here last week with relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01

The aggregate sales of electric in cat1descent lamps for domestic use during the year 1916 was $145 900 900. an increase of approximately 51 per cent. over the year 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
Wndham County CANTERBURY GREEN

Prize Winners at Sunday School Pic nie-Mrs. g. H. Johnson to Lecture at the Chureh-Reunion of Brown famiIy-Grange Invited to Plain field.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01

Fits
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
BROOKLYN.
c. A. R. Eneampment Attended by Lo. cal Men-Womsn's Club to Study South America-Furiouahs For En. listed Men.

Ernest H. Pike, a member of the Thirteenth Company, C. A. C., N. G. stationed at Fort Terry, has been home to visit his mother and sisters on a furlough of a few hours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
ToDAY-GEoRGE BEB.N.

George Beban, who delighted Al
nm BRA audiences q few weeks ago in
me Aarcellini Millions" will ap-
pear today I'm his greatest screen sue
cess, "A Roadside Impresario.- II is
tne story OF an Italian musician whl
searched for is years for his wi-G and
daughter who had gone to America
"Aeh the daughter was a baby. There
are many amusing scenes. as Guisenpt
ana his pet bear entertain the coirn-
Try people along the road. The heart
interest IN the story runs hiGh. when
giuseppe does find his little girl the
luoptea ia uE hterof loving and wealthy
parents. Then comes his rra-ra1
struggle between claiming his daueh-
Ter Tor his own. or leaving her with
ner roster parents. finally he decided
but see the picture at the Alhambra
To-Day and see how the story ends.
trlces lpc, l5c and Csc The AIham-
bra IS delightfully."- cool Tomorrow.
Iheta Bara viii be seen in her latest
and most successful picture. Heart
and Soul ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23

Brighten the home with Sole Proof
Color Cd Narnishes. Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
4 BEY AND 4
JAZZ BAND BOTH
New Teal Show Has a Spe
cial Musical Offering
Along With It.

His HiElness, The Bcy,' and the
Jazz band gave the patrons Of the
/ Crawford double entertainment sun
day. The Jazz band is the regular
orchestra Of five augmented by the
addition OF a flute, two saNaphones
and two bauios. with everybody play
ing syucophated music His Highness.
The Bey." is a musical comedy with
lot of quick action laughs in it that
60 over the heads OF that part Of the
audience which prefers charts with
It's jokes. The play, which Is quite
uueful. with excellent settings ana
some pretty costumes, ran I0r several
months at the la Sale street thealeE
in Chicago. with great success. ana
ought 10 be successful AT tAe Cra"-
ford the first half Of this week
Miss Madeline Lee, who has the
leading feminine role, is very mucn
in evidence in the play. as il opens
with a number hy her. assisted uF the
chorus in beautiful oriental costumes
she has another number with the
chorus later I'm the first act and does
a duet with Orville Harris ana the
duckliugs in the last act
Fritz Fields IS in one OF ms IaFoT-
lite JazbO roles and. Of course. IS
funny. As the itineraut musician,
husband and snake charmer. VINO IS
seeking a Job as band leader ana
LlrSL gets appointed DEg % tA-g NNatA
trv then has forced upon MIN the
leadership Of a band Of anarchists
after the life of the hey, he gets into
a neck OF trouble and. as ne SAYS
himself. is expected TO commit suicide
TO keep from being assassInated-
With the aid Of his harem he defends
his city against an attack OF the Rus
sian fleet, while the American news
paper correspondent twhO shouldn T.
by ali means. stick his pencil in MS
q |
snoudeut ever does that marries the
girl lust purchased to become the new
flower of the harem- The lombard
ment scene is very rea-lstlc ana lile
result Of the clever work OF Art phil
Inns the cOmpany's scenic artist ana
the minister Of war in the cast. who
is executed three times in one act
Miss Hazel Lake has a cute song
and a small. though good part, MISS
Jessie Mae Walsh has the most pre-
tcntious part she mas yet played ma IN d
Teal production and does u very
naturally She also has good song
and sings IL well, as usual All the
other singers Of the company are
heard TO advantage, including Homer
Long. ROY kiuslOW. and Frank ia
0uet. all Of whom hide their natural
countenances with some very brown
grease paint and some very hairy
whiskers. Roy, being Russian in the
cast. winning the palm for the most
facial hair And by the way, he did
the character Of the Russian exceed I
inEly we'll
But what's the use OF going on and
on telling what they did. why they
did Il and how they did it, The Teal
people most generally get away with
their parts and their songs and their
uakeuns and they usually have n
good show 20 work in This one is
no exception. unless it IS that IL is
better than the average. though not
as good as the big show last week
O.. A. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23

3 8. 551-Ealph George Cook
5.3f--Fred Barney Morris.
I.9IO-Jeremi Edward HeaIy
I.9sS-Wilhur Crawford Todd
2.I09-Simou Kahn
I.s45-LeEOy Andrews.
I,44s-EdwelI Pete Meyers.
I,4s2-Frank James MavIs.
961-Nathan FerriL
539-Henry EenfrO-
. ;;5~O-Ealph Allen
.5aG-JOhn o. Basley.
I.4O1-David f. DarrouEh-
3.94S-James Henry Jackson
2,O25-Caesar F. GOhlke.
o IsaI-Jack Ilirsky.
I.4II-Clyde Miller Bell
I.5S0-Walrer c. Love.
I.52S-Nartin y. O'Couuor.
3.2SS-uOrsey Francis Fauy
3.44I-Paul Martin Pritchett
3.3IG-Ge0rge Robert Keys
3.O22-Joe willis Peacock.
2-22I-Earl MaNon-
I-lSS-Delaney j. Elliott
I,591-Lee Roy Bair.
3.264-D0nald Howell
4.OOI-EdWard T. Simpson.
I-GS6-Claude Dale Shllkett
Z.O5S-Howa nd Roe
l.212-Junius Philip Johnson.
I,j25-Francis Bernard Mclaughlin. .
3.G3g-Harry Oscar Capps.
3.953-Th0lHe Jeff German
3-;;.54-F.d gar O.. Mulberry
3,622-Alfred George Moody.
:s,IIi-IsaEa Henry Wood
I,4zS-Herbert Henry Thompson.
@204-E- v Jones.
/ .92fl-EdWard Benton Mason.
9.;5-Nilliam Alexander EiEEs.
2.91s-JOhu Hartman.
3,d2O-ThOmas p. Stevenson.
I.05S-Johu Bell Miller
2,0S4-ThOmas o. Byerle-
Utilization c. Shrivaue.
3.5I2-Sul Ross Watson.
;s.699-Francis Farmer
1-9s5-Wil I. Shumake
;i-SSG-J esse y Williams.
@-65O-Henry William Benghaus, jr.
Z z5sI-LCuis A. Delaney.
q. 615-WIliam G.. Wagner.
1sO-JOe Hartford Williams
I.;i,C-Henry Herbert Buchanan.
? 27s-JOhn Robert Fisher.
2,s'G;-Arthur John Naileencourt.
i.7O0-William Oliver Sanford.
3,4O2- Henry Weller.
3,23S-RObert Alexander Edu0nds.
3,S61-Cyrus 6. Phillips
93O-Fred William Fletcher.
1-39S-Walter Richardson Branham.
2-90O-Henry Arthur Henne.
3,TOO-Charles Hanley
2.O64-Stephen /. NeillOn-
3,ISG-Arthur r. Anderson.
2S5-AL c. Davis.
2.;f25-DreW Davis
I.52O-Dave Eeary jr.
= s63-ThOmas A. HUgEey.
1,sS5-Jesse T. Lea
2-a09-Ben s Turner.
1-3I3-Ine Lee.
2-5S4-Earmer Walter Owens.
;s-s5O-Abraham Omar.
1.86S-WIu c. Ressmau.
3.302-JOhn Howard Jester
3-54O-Ray " Poke
I.45s-ECE r. Tauduven.
396-Joseph @. Luco-e
3-34f-William W Mcclure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
Eyes Examined Pronerlv.

Geo ~. Kendall 22S Mesa Avenue
Makes Glasses Right-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23

- TOW that the c~der OF appear
M auce OF men in FL Paso city and
county before their respective
examination and exemption boards
has been decided by the numbers
drawn al Washington and published
in the newspapers. the next step in
the selection OF the national draft
army VIII be distinctly "up TO" each
man listed, according TO instructions
received by the chairman of boards
Nos 1 and . and the county. l. A.
Dale. Joseph F. Williams and D..
Boone. respectively.
Each board viii have this week an
official copy Of the list Of mum bers
drawn at rs Washington cor the iufOr-
nation Of drafted men. From these
lists men OF the respective districts
VIII be notified by mail ard BIZ public
posting OF the lists what date to pre-
sent themselves Tor physical eNamina-
ton Failure TO receive the mail no.
lice does not excuse the drafted man
from reSDuDSi 1illry- He must watch
he lists. the instructions from the
var department say Physical exam
nation viii be set by dates for each
man After that examination the fur
her steps Of the draft operation viii
De carried out. applications for ex-
eH1 f-on considered and decisions
Boards Choose Officers.
Saturday Messrs. Dale. Williams
and Boone received from Washington
fun mail sack each of blanks and
instructions regarding the duties of
The boards and Of the drafted men
-lT- Dale viii have his board meet in
the courthouse Nr. Williams and his
associates viii meet in the fedora
building. and Mr. Boone's board will
nave It's office in the county auditors
Office i'm the courthouse.
Additional names Of Fl Paso men
whose selective draft mum bers were
drawn Friday at Washington. SUD
N.FTeurIuE those printed iu the home
edition or The Herald Saturday after
noon are the following:
District No.
I.433-O-ville Ortain HeckenIiveIy.
2-1f5-David LardizabaI
. f4o-David Medley Mills.
I.s9S-Luther Milton Owen.
2-S.5-W Warren Richardson Holland.
@.IAI-Edward Harriran
2.osI-Fred WILDER
@-6I9-Jesse Eugene Manigold.
I-.6l-Johu Carlton Porter.
'i-suS-EdWin j. Cummins
2.55I-Arthur e. Barrela.
sSI-AIathews Clinic White
2-6i6-JOhu l. Chism
1.41I-Flovd Ira Bates.
l.6;34-Wiuiam p. Naxfield.
l.459-COoper HOidane MCChesney.
.sG4-Thomas Tyson Ryan.
l.'5;fl- lier-rgrd Bradford Buchanan /
l-40l-Paul Boland-
2-6T5-Warreu Eugene Gr0wdan
3d-i-l5e0rEe A Henderson.
1.o59-Jares Parker Mullen.
SSt-Ae-vin anthony Chamberlin.
1-s7G-FrauE William Lucas.
I-SS1-Jessa J. Evans.
, .35s-HlrrE William Neuke J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23

s. N exceptional offer in Stationery,
L y representing a special purchase Of
900 boxes---part Of manufacturer S
surplus stock. A good quality linen, IN
white, sunrise pink, azure blue. cham
payne, grey and heiotrope; also white with
gold, silver or colored borders. Choice of either
cards or paper IN distinctivey new and attractive
shapes. Conveniently packed IN a wonderfully
pleasing design and color effect box. A paper
that you would expect to see marked at SOC, Of
fered while II lasts, at box, 29c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
ACTUAL DRAFT NEXT STEPIN
ASSEMBLING MENTOR WAR HERE

.den Designated By Numbers Must Be Ready To APP
pear Before Their Respective Boards For Physical
Examination Within Few Days Boards Re
ceive Instructions and Will Open Offices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
UNIQUE COMEDY AND wEEkI.v

An all new bill OF much fun and in
terest VIII De shown at the Unique TO-
day The new Pathe Weekly is %
more than usual interest as il shows
impressive views OF the Russian revo-
lluoh. also the American troops in
rance. and many other subjects -
equal interest and Importance. A new
lhrlslie' comedy viii also be shown
This IS one Of series OF Christie"
comedies that viii be shown al the
nlgue See them all and enjoy a
good lauEh.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23

I 5.I3G-Wal-er TaC-rlch saunders
I Ia3-Thomas O. Hooks
Z 5.O45-Charles l. Cohen
] Sterling Pace Ming
] da~G-Leuuel Verne Cole
/ f.28s Victor Herbert Nelto1.
| 3.23S-Erick Templet0n Sims.
I I.S05-Sam KoZar.
] 3.III-Grover storm Elliott
! 3-.OO-William Wheaton Brunson-
I 4.I91-CorneliUs r Perdue-
2G5-John NotZer-
/ 3.IS6-Thomas Hanson Parrau0re-
Z 2.325-John Emil Helenius.
Z a.I8S-John Roland Cunningham
/ I,=gO-RudOlDh Otto.
I 4.s09-GeorEe Lewis EuuitL
l 5.5s3-Earl Robert spencer
I.3I3-Wiuiam Frederick HoCelsied
I 3.7sO-WuI Harrison
I I .Gue-Frank Tin
I 3.5Go-Nurray Gardner Miller.
I ! .96S-Johu NcDermort-
/ a-a02-JoseDh Francis Ellison
/ 4.G8-Wuuam Albert Brann-
4.f5S-Earl RinCk Gachwind-
4.525-Fred William LedfOrd-
/ 5,fI1-Martin Levy.
1,gIs-William LeGrand Gibbs.
5GO-Frank John Nichols
| 4.IOS-Willism Raymond Nuttiug.
;g.5GG-Frank VI. Murphy
5.OIO-,Joseph Albert ApffeL
3.9.>+Preston Award Roberts.
:,-:.:5ti-Nathanie Ernest Haynes.
5.246-Harry Richard Clarke.
5.OGO-Floyd Hutchinson
44IO-JOseph Fleming
4.s4S-Wilber Emmous James.
: S2s-Ralph Flick
5,Ia5-George Bridges Schartoff
3-9fO-Charles Robert Williamson.
5.34I-Glenu orvilIe Everman-
I.1.O-Glenn Rlaus-
I.0US-GeorEe Gianopolus-
5.IOf-Eoscoe William Reese
5.fOG-Leonard Lacey Lawson
4..iG5-Sidne- AshDury Coldwell
2aO-John Miller.
a.san-Stepheu Olden Lattner.
5.I22-Samuel SieEalL
:l.g45-paul v COCOran-
s,sS3-FOrest Otis Humphreys.
4.4f6-Dscar HeEman-
.s..sS9-GeorEe Peter Reed
3.IOG-Wnliam Flores
4.0I1-Fletcher Floyd Dyer.
4.7GG-Frauk Reiser.
1.ISg-Joe Burks.
2,GG6-Daniel JamaliS.
5S-Charles Calvin Clark.
3.e65-Clyde Taylor Winters
I.448-Robert II. Moreno.
a.GII-Frauk Peters Springer
4Se.-Ray Ernest Howard
:s.;;s:I,5-William Cecil Lee
3.sI2-Lawrence CiuncIeran.
4.ls4-William Jess Burk-
2.32l-Fred Tickle.
5.2IG-Gary SampeI-
], .3D-Nike HolQuin.
4-Estes Athan Culberhouse-
4, 50J-George Juannes.
4,I3J-Joe Ernest SleeJ
2OG-John Howard Kent.
4.7-5--Boyd Jackson Dietrich.
4.IO3-Nernon Mccartney Watson.
4. 27s-Harvey Hartseu salisbury.
15G-Thomas Bernard. jr.
=, SO.-Lawrence Curry.
3. 433-Wuliam Castle Stewart.
=, GOS-Harold Potash.
2,5O4-Phillip HOrwitz
4.536-Eobert Simpson Hoffman.
2.O55-Rohert Douglas Shipley.
3.2a2-Claude Wright Barnes.
2.369-Clarence Gardner Lykins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23

Wanted to buy secondhand bicycles
Allen Arms and Cycle CO.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
WAL TING QUOTA
FOR NEW ARMY
e. Paso Men viii Be Mott
fled How Many Will Be
Called to Colors.

I I-889-Edward James Stages.
| ., f5g-1Iartin William smith
2.I92-PauI r. Jacobs
G9I-J. " olive
3.9OI-Richard CardweI Butler
$50. 3. Walker.
:,.S24-Harvey F. King.
3.S-S-Leigh Clarence Stewart.
I.gJS-Fred Lukes
.,.G72-Sam RUSS Wilson.
.5GG-Ge0rge Curry Gayle
= 6g-JOseph Horwitz.
I.sg9-SamueI Murdoch Outlaw.
2G2-Ruhen q. Silva.
I64-Julius Hamilton Phillips.
:.s55-Carl Hartley Anderson.
;..43I-Noah Elliott Nations.
3.OCf-Benjamiu Franklin Qualls.
;s,05a-Jaue5 Ross
SSG-CIevelaud Ennis.
I,S2O-Eoy John Woustenboise.
I,56I-Nick BrOmes.
8CI-Beruard William Holzeman.
1,552- Walker owen KEEPER.
] ,353-Ernest Browning
::.SfG-Oscar RoEenbucks.
I,fG5-Everett i sloan
1.SG1-Heury e. Crawford
51G-Leouard samuel Wilson.
:;.;s3s-Erle c. Bodeker.
:;.64G- Leonard Pence.
1.3SO-Leon Bradley
I.9Os-Nathan Hill
-,G3O-Heury r. Goggin-
3.6UO-J0hn Weldon Bailey.
I,75s-Ernest Suchy.
:;.749-Richard Shea.
:..g22-Bird c. Evans.
:i.554-Arthur NJ Hover.
i.1G9-Russell ". Dykea.
] ,035 Ernest c. lIyles.
3. GG6-HadIey Daniel Sanders
8.:ifG-Lem McElhaman.
:.,,sGf-F'rank p Bryan
] .SsG-L0uis Collin.
..;5OS-GeOrEa Turner.
a,6IS-Hesren Lee McCuue.
3.I41-Leo Charles ROseukamp.
4.0IS-Earl Holland WeisiEer.
24O-Wuliam Marion Walters.
1.O2S-David Martin.
3 NNs-E-ralrlcE Earris Barnes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
INTEND TO AMERICANIZE
NEW YORK LABOR MOVEMENT

NeW York, July 23--COmpIete Amer
icanization of the labor movement in
New York city and a thorough liz
vestiEatiOu Of the activities there Of
the German prOpaEandists has been
decided upon by the American Fedora
ton OF Labor and the Central Fed
Grated Union. Il has been announced.
The labor leaders will endeavor to
learn whether there is any connection
between the peoples council. an or
Eanization Of workingmen said to be
opposed 10 the selective conscription
law. and German propagaudists.
The peoples council was ORGANIZED
recently for the avOwed purpose OF
combating certain tendencies" OF the
federation and no secret was made Of
It's opposition TO the present admin
istrauon headed by Mr.. Gompers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
a Special Purchase And
Sale Of Stationery, POO
Economy
It's True And
T alse Meaning

7 7 ism t difficult to I'M
4 derstand true and
false economy when
once you think about it.
True economy is to buy
what you need, when
and as YOU need it, for
as small a price as pos
sible without a loss in
quality.
True economy means
the buying at a store
which has proved its
ability IN the past to solve your
buying problems when they
threatened to overwhelm you.
False economy means the buying
of unnecessary things Just be-
cause they are cheap" or the
other extreme. a too close ex-
penditure which tends to saori-
flee quality.
Bear this store IN mind when
figuring on expenditures. Let
US place all Of our facilities at
your disposal. We wanr to help
you all We can toward prac6cing
true economy which we can do
now better than ever.
Csizued) &S4TtEEs
ESfssi:lsA CO..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23

9L mis- choice. portrayed in the tvpicaI
alroanEs style. Strange TO say. this
young man finds it more difficult TO
Keep ln jail than out OF il. and many
surprises are evolved during the
course or the story 1t is readily felt
that this viii prove the greatest o.
an Fairbanks triumphs on the screen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
DRiF TED MEN
0BE ADVISED
Local Boards Will Mail No
tees to Appear for Elk
animation This Week.

So y imam p 81 lscoe
l-,l,L'.-Lmll C. hleule-
l,@sO-t Gorge IT, Johnson
tslsH-I-LWlu g. -cruEgs-
@,sbI-J ohn Brown.
'i-1'i'i samuel Chlnlty.
l,4n6-N lillian ~ Elakley.
A-N2+-'l homas 81 woods.
2s4-Sam J- Davis.
3,ssI-Samuel Applebaum.
;i,sN;i-EhOmas Marcum Johnson.
1-sS-s-ThOmas Healy.
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