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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-17
LOAD FREIGHT CARS
HEAVIER, IS ADVICE
Railroad Men Say Car Short
age Would Be Greatly Re-
lieved if This is
Done.

LOAD freight cars heavier and thus
get the hauling done with less cars"
is the admonition OF local railroad
officials to shippers.
Local officials will work with the
shippers in the matter of getting
more hauling done, and thus release
more cars.
A special committee of the Amer
lean Railway association has been ap-
pointed, known as the special COM
mittee on national defense. The
committee consists of five high rail-
road officials, as follows: Hale Hol-
den of the Burlington, Howard Ell
lott of the New York, New Haven
& Hartford line; Fairfax Harrison of
the Southern railway, julius krutt-
shnitt of the Union Pacific and Sam
uel Rea of the Pennsylvania lines.
Is an Efficiency Committee.
The committee has pledged to
President Wilson that it will see that
more. efficiency of freight car facili-
ties comes out of the present equip
ment. They have agreed to cooper
ate as one line to eliminate wastes in
operation. In line with this pledge
the cars for all practical purposes
have been pooled, there remaining
only a minimum. recognition OF pro-
prietor's title.
The committee holds that both car
riers and shippers are at fault IN
bringing about the present waste in
tractive power. 1t is pointed out that
il the average loading were increased
two tons per car 100000 cars now in
use could be released at once to rush
to the aid of the shippers who have
long been crying about the car short
age.
Too Much Waste Space.
1t is pointed out that seldom Is a
car loaded to its capacity and that in
the shipment of many commodities
cars could be loaded to capacity as
well as not without mountaineering
anyone.
With respect to the help that can
be rendered by the shippers, the CON-
mittee recommends to the shippers
the following:
More rapid loading and unloading
of shipments.
Shippers and consignees should not
ship beyond their ability to handle
promptly.
Load all cars to 10 per cent in ex-
cess of their marked weight capacity
In cases where one shipment will
not fill the car, load another ship
ment going in the same general d.
: rection.
Southern Association.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-17
ITALIANS MAKE
IMPORTANT GAIN
Heights on Isonzo Front, Re-
garded as Impregnable, Are
Taken; Fierce Fighting
in France,
BULLETIN.

Rome, May 16.-(Via London.
6:35 p. r'.)-The war Office an
nounced today that as result of
the offensive begun yesterday the
Italians thus far have captured
3,375 prisoners, a mountain bat
terry and thirty machine guns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

" the old days the babies were
frightened with stories Of the 'Old
L Man OF the Sea" Now the house
wives are frightened by a similarly
troublesome and exaggerated pest
which goes by the name Of the High
Cost Of Living" Every woman who
plans the meals for family breads
This monster which seems daily 10
srow larger. stronger and more
-hreateuine. And yet the housewife Of
I'll Paso who watches the market. and
carefully buys her foodstuffs need
NOT dread this bugaboO as bitterly as
mieht the iuprovident woman.
At the Clearly, attractive city mar
l-ar urfres are reasonable Tor an
+hiras. of course there are stalls and
stalls. as there are stores and stores
and some charge more than others
lint on the whole prices are lower
than the prices in the doWnJoW Il
stores and the food is well cared lot
and i'm good condition
Melons and Vegetables Reasonable
Watermelous, great luscious ones
cost from / - cents to . IL cents a
nc---5- Big cucumbers are three Tor a
nickel. The ordinary garden Nese-
tabIes-carrots beets and green on
iou=-are usually two punches Tor a
nickel. but some vendors give three
Tor a nickel Potatoes range from
five to seven pounds for a quarter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
Those Who Watch Markets
Find Prices Reasonable Here
nv ESTuER KENDALL MOAT.

Egg plant is 10 cents pound. cab
haze six hounds for quarter, Fota- o.
fnc- corn ranges from 80 to 80 Genus
dozen. according TO the quality 9-I-Ll :
beans. good looking ones, too, may De
obtained for a uickle a pound
HorserndIsh from Illinois
Illinois hOrseradish Is one ue-IC,-
which looked especially good, ana lut-
was marked soc a pound nul IL E'-
a very long way indeed Cnlcheus on
week DAYS cost 30 cents pound LOT
frvers and % cents for hens FIac-l-
calIv am kinds OF fish may De Cd
tanned AZ 90 cents q pound
Bread loaves are a dime ana nu--I-
is As cents The meats ottered ll -ls
CITY market are of very good 4ld4--J
Downtown stores Reasonable.
For the busy housewife VINO mas
not time 20 go TO the muulclpel ny
ker. or who prefer to phone neI -
vorite store downtown tneie e-1
many excellent stocks offered az Eea-
sonable prices Fruits ana Fesrla--7
are moderately priced ana OF eAcep-
rioualIv good quality corn IN the 81
is As cents a dozen. green onions, Drets
ana other vegetables Of the ordinary
class are two punches for a nick "a
Peaches plums and apples may q.
bought from 10 cents pounu 10 tw'
pounds for Is cents. II the Feseta
bIes or fruits are bought IN setso'
the charge is moderate
There are special sales or EroceFle
every week in practically an LA
stores and at the city market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
"a Pasoans Awqu.

Capt. F. s. Bullock, Of the medical
reserve corps, has gone to his home
in Silver City for the weekend.
Capt and Mrs. Leland $. DevOre
left Saturday morning for Maria,
Texas, where the captain is stationed
at present
Accompanied by Miss Dora Grothe.
Mrs. Emily A. snow left Saturday
morning for Cloudcr0ft. TO spend sew
erOl days at "Idle-a-While"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest +. Ryan left
Friday night for New York CITY to
attend the American National Dane
ing association. They expect TO be
away for a month
Mrs Jack Moore left Friday night
for Phoenix, AriZ. to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Murphy Mr.. AIurphy's
father was one Of the territorial gov
ernors Of Arizona
Mrs W Bleick and son. Clifton,
were passengers on Saturday nights
/ Sunset limited for Houston. san An
tonic, Galveston and Beaumont, where
.hey viii visit relatives and friends
Tor a fortnight
Mrs. George Bent and daughter.
l Miss Helen DinWiddie. were among FL
/ PasO's week end pleasure seekers TO
] Cloudcroft, being accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. D. a. Jacobs and daughters.
I Addrene and Neleda- The party will
! stav for a week among the mountains.
| guests al the Lodge The trio OF girls
] are all attendants ut the Lady OF the
] Lake convent in san Antonio. and will
I leave for east Texas the first OF Sen
] TENDER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
Ont OF Tomn isitors.

Mr. and Mrs F. Love. OF Sierra
Blanca. are visiting in the city and
meeting their friends here
J. H. Coons, Of Albuquerque. is in
town on a business trip Mr. COous
has many friends here He formerly
lived in FL PasO-
II. s. Gilbert. a well known con-
tractor. of Silver City, is registered
at Hotel Sheldon while he is In the
city on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Watrous. OF the
Iona Tiva ranch. situated in the
northern part of New Mexico, are in
IL Paso for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. o. Hall and Miss
Beulah McWhorter are stopping at
the Hotel PasO del NOrte for a few
days. They have just come down from
ClOudcrOft by motor car and are on
their way TO their hCme in Baird,
Texas.
Rev Henry Easter. former rector Of
the Episcopal church OF St Clement.
with Mrs. Easter, Will arrive this
evening to be the house guests for a
few days OF Mrs. r. II. Smith and son,
Elgee. OF 3424 Montana street Rev.
Mr.. Easter is now located at Sewanee,
Tenn. from which place they came 20
spend ten DAYS at CloudcrOfL prior "a
their arrival in FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

~UPID has been issuing commands
at a rapid rate TO student Of
~ ficers who have recently won
commissions following their training
at Leon Springs, as well as TO pri-
vates-if you doubt it. consult the
marriage license bureau Burroughs
terminate on the 9th, when the boys
have been ordered 10 report at Camp
Travis. san Antonio, and after that
no one knows how short or no"
long a time It viii be until they en-
bark for NO Mans Land" and actual
fighting ia the trenches. Breaking OF
camp signaIed a Fastening home TO
claim sweethearts, with one marriage
following another in rapid success
sion. 70 crowd the calendar, and win
Characteristic war time simplicity
marking most Of them. in spite OF
the wide interest that invariably
marks such affairs
An interesting military wedding,
FASTENED because Of the anticipated
cal of the bridegroom into immediate
service. which took place in TINS
city Friday evening at 8 o'clock. YVES
that Of Miss Janet Mack 10 Lieut.
Charles Jackson, L. s. A, who were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
Navy League Plans Series of
Benefit Dances During Autumn

zines and books TO shower the de-
parting recruits as they leave for
Goat Island training camp Mrs. j.
j. Mahan is in charge Of this branch
Rev. J. p. Daniel entertained his
class Of boys, the True Blue Junior
Girls. and other boys and girls con-
uected with the Grand View Baptlst
mission, on Friday evening at the
home OF Mrs. j. W Earle, ZtlS Harull-
ton street. The program included
music and games Refreshments were
served at the close. Among those
present were Jewel Young Narna
Floyd. Mamie Garland. Ruth Young,
Annie Hoy, Lafourda Jackson, Alice
Strasser. Ruth Sims, Ada Young,
Frances Upton. Monte EueDusk. Mar
iOrie Green. Elizabeth Hamilton, Viz
Einia Denman. Dorothy Bryce, Hettie
Gru0bs, Laura Jean Miller. maud
Jacobson. s Loupe Castanas, Mar
Christina Larsen. Mrs II. NJ Young,
Mrs j. ". Earle, Rev !. p Daniel
William Larsen, Herbert Earle. Lee
roy Demand Robert Deuman, Clyde
Floyd. Gervis Floyd, Herbert Hardin,
Carroll Lee. William Day, Melton
Faoor Harold status, Maurice Status
George Measday, William Macouas =
CIed Ruebush, Gilbert Conner, Neil
Upton, Edwin Grubbs-
Eleven candidates were initiated
into the Maccabees Friday night az
o. well attended meeting over which
lieutenant commander Avis lIaytleld
presided. Four were also balleted
upon. making a total OF % additions
TO the mem bership. within the past
ten days Mrs. Ella Mead Palmer OF
san Antonio, the district deputy and
a snscialIy hOuOred official guest
was presented with q handsome silver
drinking cup, appropriately engraved
The flower of the lodge is the Amerl-
can beauty rose. and one feature Of
the evenings entertainment was q
rose contest. with Mrs Roy Culver
carrying off houOrs and receiving a
cut glass bon bon dish. Refresh
meuts and dancing concluded the
evening. Miss Eileen furnishing music
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
Jolly Buffet Supper Is GiUen
By Mrs. James; Dance FoLLOlOS

the party. and all motored out 10 Camp
Stewart for a superior musical pro-
gram. which terminated in an outdoor
dance. The fifth cavalry band. accom-
panied by Mrs Whitside in an eNqui-
site rendition of d" Maria Marie gave
the stellar number on the program
Serzt Flick gave a violin solo. and
Martini Marando rendered harp Sc
Iections that delighted the audience,
as did Miss Julia ColdwelIs Yoca.
contributions. Col Anderson. OF the
fifth cavalry, was in charge OF the en-
tertainmeut. The fifth cavalry band
played for the dancing. enjoyed on a
canvassed platform at the fifth cav
airy headquarters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
By DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON.

quietly married in the First Presby-
terrain church by Rev Charles L.
Overstreet, in the presence Of a Few
intimate friends and members OF the
family. Thomas Dunn, uncle of the
bride gave her I'm marriage. Atkinson
Jackson STANDING with his brother
for the ceremony. In a trOtter OF
navy blue, with touch Of white and
wearing a chaueau of white, the COS
tune being off set by shower OF
valley lilies and pink roseoulS, the
bride made a charming picture s she
took her vows. She Is the niece OF
". G. and Thomas Dunn. and has
been enjoying the summer in Cloud
croft a a member of the former ram
ily. Several years ago she came 10
Fl Paso from Edinburgh, scotland
and has been engaged as JeacneF
in the schools Her husband was for
me-ly of Rochester. y y, and was
lately with the reserve corps at Leon
Mrs. W. G. Dunn and Mrs. W B.
Latta. who have been in CloudcIT,oIIt
during the season. came down Fri
day to attend the uuptials-
A wedding that viii take place this
/ evening is that Of Lieut. Lee EFans
/ TO Miss Emma NcGinuis. nurse al
] Providence hospital They Nu nave
] a dinner at Hotel PasO del NI-te foI-
/ lowing the wedding, and I'll leave
! Immediately for san Antonio teF
} Charles l. Overstreet Will perform
the wedding at o'clock
More than aprticular interest is at.
I tached to a wedding Of tonight which
] Will unite at the hymeneal altar Lieut.
] Bree6iove Smith, eldest son Of judge
and Mrs. William Robert Smith, anC
] Miss Zenobia Height, because Of tn
/ uromiuence Of both families and theI
. part in making history in Texas No
/ only are the bride eleCC and her flanc'
/ natives Of the state. but their parents
and every member Of the two families
as well who were friends here il
early days Miss Height received he
I education at the same cOllege-Baylo
I School for girls (and the second oldes
+ school for girls in the sOuth)-tha
+ Mrs Smith was graduated from, az
F well as the groom elects Erandmothel
. on his maternal side, in 81 The ser
vice viii be read ar the home of III,
. brides parents on Aurora street at
. o'clock by Rev o. j. Wade, IN the alb
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

T her home in Austin Terrace.
n Mrs w ~ James gave jolly
L = buffet supper Friday night to
which Miss Sarah Bridgers, Miss Mel
lie May Bowen. Miss Alice Myles, Miss
Mary Gates Redmond. Miss Julia Cold
vel, Miss Margaret Getting, Miss
Helen Roberts. Miss Valerie Lorig.
Miss Katherine Nichols. Miss Sallie
Small. Miss Mary White. Mrs. Lillian
Corcoran and Airs. Y. " Whitside
were hidden. Red roses dominated
decoratively. Following supper. Mrs.
Guy Warren and Mrs. Rodgers Joined
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

Mr. and Mrs W. T Ravenhiu have
returned from California
Her friends are welcoming Mrs s
F. WOoten home. following a visit Of
several months spent in Beaumont and
other east Texas points
Following pleasant summer spent
AZ Long Beach, California. Mrs
Charles H Norris has returned 20 her
home on 1903 East Boulevard
Miss Julia Cooke. deputy county
clerk. has returned from a vacation
visit 70 her parents at Clarendon. Tex.
Miss Cookies father was formerly
county clerk at Clarendon.
Mrs f. Y. Berrien. who has been
in Long Beach, Cal. for a part Of the
summer. is en- route home. She will
stop c Bishee TO visit her son. who is
mining engineer there. but expects
TO arrive at her home in this city.
1918 Magoffin avenue. on Monday
Following a visit with friends and
relatives in Trenton. Gallitan and
Kansas City, Mrs. o. W. Ballard viii
return home sunday Miss Vera Bal
lard. who went to the Northwestern
University at Evanston. just cut Of
Chicago. TO study music during the
summer school, is expected home We'd
nesday-
John r. House has returned from
. Leon springs training camp, commits
stoned with a second lieutenaucy,
despite the fact that he is one Of the
youngest members TO complete the
course. Lieut.. House viii report for
duty at Camp Travis. san Antonio. on
the eth Meanwhile he is enjoying
to the utmost a visit with home
friends and family.
Capt George r. Wells has Just re-
turned from Leon Springs where he
received his commission His mother.
Mrs A. w Wells. has come back from
her vacation at Long Beach. Cal. 20
meet her son. accompanied by her
niece, Miss Katherine kuburn. and all
are stopping at 1906 MaEoffin avenue.
the home of Capt Weiss uncle. j. f.
kilburn- Harold kilburn. a cousin Of
Capt Wells. leaves Sunday for Leon
Springs, 70 join the officers reserve
camp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
Social Calendar
For Coming Week


MONDA1-
Glass in First Aid under Dr. B, F.
Jenness. inn Temple MI sinai al S-'0
Glass in surgical dressing by Miss
A Louise Dietrich. r. y. at IL a. m
and 4-aJ p. M, and elementary ny
gieue and home care Of the SICK at
Ride extended cOnvalescents Of
Fort Bliss hospital, by the First
Christian church members
Housewives League at 8 p M ln
the First Christian church Dr. r. =.
Prentiss TO illustrate by chart a talk
ON food values.
Morning card party al Hotel Paso
del Nort-. by the Il PasO Comfort
Bag society, starting al $3.50 O'Clock
Fifty cents admission MIS- r. L.
SearIe. Miss Mary Gates Redmond anl
Airs Joseph II. HurNthaI III charge OF
First AID class at $50 p. m. in
Temple Nj Sinai
school for Housewives at 9 A. m
at NOman's club by the college OF tne
City of Fl Pasu, H. ~ ColFln acLlnS
chancellor; Miss Helen Hubbard
Swift. Instructor
Mems club of the First Presby-
terrain church. TO have charge OF a
ride for the cOnValescenL sold-ers d.
Mems club OF temple Mt. Sinai lit
erary circle, TO meet at S o'clock
. WEDNESDAY-
Big polo game at Fort Bliss, foI
the benefit Of the Red cross MISS
June Fisk and Miss Mary Gates Red
moud in charge. Officers 70 play
uey. capt T.. i. Anderson and capt
". E simpson for the yelloWs, vs.
Capt p Emmett Hines, Lieut. T. \
. Hardy. Lieut.. Henry H Anderson and
T Lieut.. Edwin ID. Morgan, IT.. for the
whites. a most important society
happening Of the week
/ Glass in surgical dressing at II a.
D M and $50 D. M
Class in elementary hygiene and
I home care OF the sick at 9 p M
open house at the Woman's club
] Tor members and friends
Entertainment for the cOnyaleSCent
I soldiers at Fort Bliss base hospital at
Weekly hop at the Officers club,
. Fort Bliss. Cavalry band
Women Of the Benevolent Catholic
/ association. to extend ride 70 con-
I valescenr soldiers
The .I Refuse 10 Tell club. with
/ Mrs. Charles Reese OF the Brazos-
I THURSDAY
. at $3.50 and 1880 p m
I school for Housewives. at Woman
81 E churches TO give eonvalescent
/ soldiers a ride
Weekly dance al Mt Franklin
7 Country club. dinner ala carte.
Comforts committee Of the Navy
league in First Presbyterian church
An afternoon meeting
D FRIDAY
class in surgical dressing at II a
m and $50 p. IN.
Glass in elementary hygiene and
home care Of the sick at 9 .. m
First Aid class at $50 p. m, ID
Temple Mt. Sinai
Community singing in Cleveland
square at o'clock, under direction OF
Joseph " Evans
Eriftv Knitters 20 he entertained
by Miss Elizabeth Hawkins.
SATU DAY
/ SATURDAY. night dance at the FL Pasc
Country club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
ARWY,,S CALL IS FASTENING THE
WORK OF CUPID; SOLDIERS TAKE
BRIDES BEFORE ANSWERING CALL

seuce Of Rev. J. F. Williams, AT whose
church the smith family worship 10
cards have been issued and no guests
are hidden. except members OF the Two
families. Following the ceremony
dinner viii be given by judge ana Mrs
smith at the Colonial on Montana
street. with covers for u, douult
fe-5cirOuS for in addition TO Welcoiu-
ing lovely new bride into the lalnl-4 g..
IL celebrates Judge Smiths birthday
.-r-iye~sarv RreedlOve Smith has Just
received his commission OF lieutenant
AT Leon Springs where he has been
in training. His brother, Alyron a
smith. who registered from + orr
Worth, has also been coIlliiilss- e., u
lieutenant. and both boys are nome on
leave until the 2sth, when they VIII
report at san Antonio for service
Mrs. smith and her cwO daughters,
Miss Frances Elizabeth and Miss Dor
0thv smith. and son. William Robert
smith, jr. came down from their cot
taee at CIoudcrOft, a day or so ago, 70
meet judge and Mrs SmlL1 otner
TWO sons here and complete the family
reunion and to participate IN lne
wedding of the eldest son Mrs smith
and other members of the family VIII
return to CloudcrOft sunday or Non
f day. while the newlyweds are away
on their honeymoon. Then war VIII
/ make its demands, and claim the two
/ brothers.
M and AIRS. Charles Edwin AIaho-
nev. OF Dallas. Texas, announce the
marriage of their sister. Miss Lena
Nai Overstreet. TO Daniel Joseph Hen
] messy, of FL Paso, the wedding having
/ been sOlemuiZed Wednesday last u
this city. They are now at home al
1928 Tularosa. Mr.. Hennessy is the
new treasurer of the FL Paso E-ec
trio railway. having but recently
come from Dallas, and his bride is
charming young woman who is SURF
10 prove valuable acquisition TO so
c.ety They chose a marriage OF Ut
most simplicity. with only a few
friends in attendance.
Announcement is made Of the mar
rage, in Denver, on Thursday. %
Miss Marguerite Hunter and Ear
Birmingham. former FL Pasoaus. WHIT
are TO establish their future home il
the Colorado metropolis. The bride D.
the daughter of Mrs. y. Hunter, of tn,
AraEon apartments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

OONCCEEENT with swinging at
fuu pace into the gayeties Of
~ autumn. the community is TO
have ample opportunity to make its
offering 20 a worthy cause by pa
troniziug the series Of dances and
card parties which the Navy league
is about TO launch at the various
downtown and country clubs as q
delightful means OF raising funds for
patriotic purposes
Did yea know that the prominent
matrous sud unmarrieds OF FL Paso
knit Up 500 worth of wool every
monrn into garments that go TO make
added comfort 10 Uncle sam tight
ers on sea and in the trenches And
yarn has gone up 80 percent Even
patriotism is feeling the hard war
] times and soaring H. c. OF L. our
own society or branch Of the Navy
league-the comforts committee, TO
be more eLact-has made up over
$500 of wool. and sent the garments
TO headquarters for distribution That
they mean 10 continue and Increase
the good work is proved by their
/ decision 20 start still larger things,
on an elaborate scale. II is hoped
/ 10 secure the ToItec club Hotel PasO
del Norte ballroom and the FL PasO
Country club in turn for the dances,
and Dan g. Peasants. Mrs b F.
Jenness and Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Chris
tie were named a committee TO settle
details The first card party will be
at the University club. with Mrs. W
[ 3. Watts in charge The dates are
[ TO be announced at the earliest pos
sible day-just as soon as the embry-
onic plans develop a Bit A hevy OF
young girls will assist with the
dances.
The second Monday evening has
I been decided for regular monthly
T business meeting OF the league. over
which Dr. B. f Jeuness viii preside
Mrs. W H. Austin has volunteered
] a musical at her home. a little later,
when the weather becomes cooler.
] The parents unit of the Navy
I league is steady collecting maya
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
About Elf asoans.

A baby son has arrived at the home
Of M and Mrs. oscar LeeZer. and
has been named David Oscar
ATr. and Mrs. Howard orion Mar
shall are rejoicing over the arrival Of
a new baby girl at their home in the
Brink apartments.
Miss Iuez Hunt, Of Fort Worth, Tex
as. leaves tonight for her home. fol
lowing a visit with her aunt, Mrs "
Bleick. OF SO North Florence.
Her friends regret the serious ill
ness Of Mrs. Robert Townsend. who
has been in care Of a trained nurse for
more than a fortnight, at her home on
Montana street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Faddis, OF 300
East Missouri street. entertained Fri
day evening. honorius Mrs j. j.
Hand and daugters. Nellie and Pearl
who leave sunday to join Mr. Hand IN
their new home at Miami Ariz- Cards
and refreshments were enjoyed BY
those hidden. who included Mr. ana
Mrs. j. W. Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. Il y
SriuIev. lIr. and Mrs. H o. wilson
MISS Ru-h Te~cr- George wilson, j.
A. Whip and William Leroy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

Your doctor knows exactly what
drugs to order for your prescription
and looks for certain results from
their use We are very careful to
dispense precisely what is ordered By
your doctor and nothing else, there
fore you may confidently rely on be
ing safe in giving us your prescrip-
ton work. Every phase Of our pre-
scription work IS done with the ut
most accuracy and thorouEhness- We
have every facility for accurate work
Our scales are so delicate that they
will weigh a hair. We have an en-
viable prescription record at each Of
our three drug stores. and we pro-
pose to maintain II.
scott White & CO.-DruggistE.
Mills Bldg Roberts-Banner Bldg.
314 san Francisco St Adv