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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Miss Hammer and Miss ZaUisch
Guests of Honor At a Dance

lID American flags and show
II ers Of Shasta daisies. a num-
L \ her OF the younger set danced
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ
Wucher. 1892 La LUZ street Friday
night-Aiss Josephine Hammer. OF
Sweetwater. and Miss Ernestine "a
visch. dividing honors- Miss Hammer
IS the sister OF Mrs. Wilchar, and
viii. upon the departure OF the VIII
char family for a motoring trip to
California on the morrow. go TO Miss
Zavisch for a few days before re-
turning to the parental judge z. J.
Hammer home in Sweetwater- Miss
Zavisch has already entertained for
the visitor. The Misses Nina and Floy
Davis and Addrene Jacobs were other
out Of town girls asked by the VIII
chars. and those hidden included also
Miss Margaret Hines. Miss Hattie IN
gram. Miss Rose Gillespie and Messrs.
Edgar Hines. Walter Nulfgen, Les
ter Hazard. Bob Helm, VIII Carruth.
Frank Bowers. Rufus Carruth and
Tom Crutcher Mrs NOlney II. Brown
assisted in dispensing hospitality.
The patriotic blended with the white
and yellow in the collation. served.
Miss Hammer also furnished the IN
spiration for a DELIGHTFULLY."- informal
party with Mr.. and Mrs Edwin C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Inte-n.tlonaI - -
Photos By stuart.

kuicAmeyer hosts. on Thursday night.
At the parental Ben Powell home
on 1919 Montana street. Miss Marion
Powell and her brother. Erwin. enter
tanned large number OF their young
friends with a jolly party. Friday
night beautiful decorations Were
carried out in the national coIors.
with FLAGS and lighting effects. the
lawn being illuminated with red.
white and blue inCandesCeuts. Punch
was served throughout the evening
from q bower Of greeuery on the
lawn. presided over by Mrs Charles
Grlgg- Games were enjoyed. and
later the floors were cleared for
dancing Biddeu We're Misses Mar
1orie oliver. Elizabeth Bush. Myrtle
Erminger. Iuez Hines. Louise Schour-
up. Cora Scott. Eda Mae ArdCiu. Nellie
Nae Johnson. Docette RayuQr L.oriue
Moore. Frances Wafer Jane Gregory.
Marie Eroussard. Dorothy Allen. Effie
Kyle, Ruth Kyle. Nary Grace Ross.
Frances GriEg. Clyde Mckee. Ruth
Mills. Marion Powell and ATessrs.
Jack Patton. Alfred Allen. Leonidas
Ross. Talman Audrers. David Ha~ner.
Conrad Ballentine. Willie Bolton
Kenneth Wells. Harvey Mckee. Bob
Cs1urn. Robert Morris, Van Melon
nell. Keith Mcdonnell. John NTcDon-
nell. sam Mcdonnell. Erwin Powell
Mrs r. Kyle. Mrs IT. Mckee. Mrs G.
ErigE. Mrs. Geo. Wafer. Mrs. b. Nc
DOuuell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
About Pasoarls.

Miss Helen Murdoch IS speedily re-
covering from her recent operation
for t0nsilitis at Hotel Dieu, having
returned home several days ago.
Rev. w. ~ Farley. pastor Of West
minister Presbyterian church. and
Mrs Farley, plan 10 spend the month
OF August I'm the mountains OF North
Carolina. at AshviIle. where other
members Of the Farley family viii
gather for a months vacation.
Mrs. s. Ernst Harms has gone 70
Mexico 10 join her husband Mrs.
Harms was before her marriage in
May. Mrs. John Albright, and is a de-
cided favorite, socially. She is a
cousin OF Miss Julia C0Idwell and the
latter's house guest, Miss Katherine
Nichols. Of Eoukers. n. z Another
cousin Of Miss C0ldweu. Miss Clara
Hague. who has been for some time
visiting with her brotherinlaw and
sister. Col. and Mrs. H 7. Laubach
at Fort sam Houston. has recently re-
turned 20 her FL pasO home Miss
Nichols is staying on for another
week before terminating her visit in
this city, and continuing to Fort Ri
ley, where she is TO be entertained by
Cant and Mrs James Hill.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
OF FOOD, BINGHAM DRESSES AS BADGES

Every woman in the country is
asked 20 volunteer in this important
service against the WastaEe OF food
s-uffs, by signing and mailing 10 the
Food Administrator, Conservation di-
vision, Washington, d. c.. by July is.
her willingness 10 do her much" IN
th.s particular. InasmUCh as before
LEGISLATION is completed the food adj
minis tra-iou has no representative
through the country, the national
couucI. of defence is requesting all
the state councils of defence. with
The assistance of the WOmen's COM
mlrtee of the national council OF de-
fence, TO undertake the campaign
Food administrator Herbert c.
Hoover has asked the National League
for ~ omau's Service 20 assist in the
volunteer service registration for food
conservation, through Texas, and Mrs
" B. sharp. the state chairman, with
AIRS Fred Fleming. Of the Texas Fed
Grafton of WOmeus clubs, who by
virtue of her office Of president is a
member of the state council of de-
fence, have appointed Mrs. $. H. Suth-
erlaud chairman for FL Paso and out
lying country
Downtown headquarters viii have
90 be found al once. for the canvass
must be made and returns turned IN
by July 10. The local committee hopes
unteer office space for them TO use,
in carrying out the work
Blanks are here and the women viii
at once secure signers for the pledges.
TO be returned TO Washington.
Mrs. sutherland viii al once ap-
point Chairmen for the various sec
tons about the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
ards

Fythian Sisters viii give a benefit
OBJ the Red Cross 10 the form OF a
p-.l-c card party in X of T.. han.
ST. -lleslay evening at s o'clock The
committee in charge includes in its
personnel Mrs. Mabel BeJhea, AIRS. T.
Cohen, AIRS. Otto Wiler. Mrs Frank
Sc9tteu and AIRS. Harry ". Ross
Reservations are being rapidly
made Tor the card party 10 bee given IN
ClLLlun hail Thursday afternoon by
the newly organized Martha Wash
-UE-0n CIrcle-spirlts OF 20, who are
making their debut for the benefit Of
the Red Cross. Mrs. l. II. KILLER. as
chairman % arrauE ements, has tables
Tor Mrs W. g. Roe. Mrs ". ~. White
head Mrs H. Brettler, Mrs. p Free
man, Mrs j. Payne. Mrs William
Wallace. Mrs. C.. Richards. Mrs. W
- BurreroauEn, Mrs John q. Staus,
AIRS u. r. DeCOu-cy, Mrs Sarah
lLe-nesZ, Mrs BOles. Mrs. Thomas Da-
Wis, AIRS. D. Crowley, Mrs. J. ID. rs al
tiers, Mrs l. GlaZer, Mrs. A. ". De
Pew, Miss LaNOn Sorrels. Mrs. y. J.
Drlscol. Mrs J.. Shaw, Airs. j. A. Tay-
Tor, Mrs. Ponder 5. Carter, Airs. c. II
4oungberE, AIRS. G.. II. BussinE. Mrs
E. j. Bartho-Omae, Mrs. B. F. Little
ton Miss May MARITIME. Mrs A. b
Warner, Mrs Charles Hull. Mrs Hor-
ace B. Lay, Miss Zella Cobb. Mrs. c.
y HO1Ord, Mrs C.. Cunningham. Mrs.
/. A Montana and many others are
arranging TO entertain their friends al
tables The prizes have all been do
mated, and bridge, bunco and five
hundred are TO be played. The enter
ralnmelt starts at 2-30 o'clock
rr~nrrrurT.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Ell PasOans Away.

J. c. DunlavT IS spending month
in California with his family
Mrs. George Ryan leaves with her
two children for California, on the
Miss Rebecca GoIdstein leaves to-
day for her home in Austin 10 spend
the summer.
Mrs. Earl Fletcher leaves for Cali
fornia on Sunday 10 spend a month
James Howard with Mrs. Howard
and Jam junior have gone 10 Ocean
Park, Cal. 10 spend a month.
Mrs Barry Eagedon leaves today
for Las Cruces TO visit with Mrs b
$. EaEedOns her mOtherinlaw-
With their little son, Lloyd. Mr..
and Mrs NJ G. Miller left Friday for
q fortright's vacation in southern
California
j. W. Pettus went to Cloudcroft
TINS morning 10 spend the week end
with MS family, who are summeriug
there
Mrs. H. 6. Burwel left on todav's
Golden state limited for Los Angeles,
where she VIII spend the remainder
Mrs. Charles H Morris is leaving
on sunday for Long Beach. CalifOr-
MA 10 Join the exodus or El PasOans
who are passing the summer months
al the seashOre.
Mrs. Charles II. de lambert and 1T
re G-and daughter, Dorothy Lit-letOn,
left Friday evening for Tucuucari y
81 where they viii visit relatives and
friends for a time.
Passengers on Saturdays Golden
state limited to Long Beach. Calf
I included Mrs A. w. Wells and her
niece, Katherine Kilburn. who viii
enjoy the next two months by the sea.
W. D. Mcleod is leaving tomorrow
for an extended eastern trip. visiting
I New YORK and other eastern markets
BIT Mcleod expects TO be gone about
I three weeks. also visiting relatives
and friends while en- route
L. j. frost expects to leave for New
/ York sunday He viii be Joined in
7 Chicago by Mrs. frost. who has been
visiting friends there for some weeks.
Mrs j. Winner is leaving on the
morrow for Cloudcroft. where she
| VIII be the guest OF Mrs. A s Jacobs
at Glenwood cottage
Messrs- William Ramsey and VIII
| lam Walz left Thursday to Join their
l families in Long Beach. Calf. Mr.
l Walz's sister. Mrs. A. W Curry. and
/ her two children, Of eastern Texas
Z Joined them here and went TO the
i coast in company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Automobhing and Outings.

Following a much enjoyed camping
trip along the EuidOso and AS far
into New Mexico as Roswell. Mrs.
Margaret Dineen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond H. Darlington returned
Thursday to their homes in this city.
An unexpected feature Of their out
ing offered itself in te form or a
Weirdly fascinating Apache cere-
monial dance, as they came into the
Indian reservation to strike camp.
The medicine lodge. surrounded bv
its many tepees and the interesting
ensemble Of red men and their suuavvs
and many dusky maidens (who. Mrs.
Dineen declares, were making their
debutD all furnished a red letter part
of their experience.
Accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Charline, and son, Chris. Mrs. Charles
A. Fox is leaving for California early
sunday morning, by motor. The party
viii 80 by way Of the Grand CANYON
and wait in Los Angeles or adjacent
beaches for the coming Of lIr. Fox,
when they viii all 60 to san Fran
cisco and Seattle TO visit friends The
family VIII be gone for two months.
or Just as long as they can before
school calls the younger folk back.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Young Girls, Desiring To Help
In War, Organize Knitting Club

workers have moved their quarters
downtown. and VIII work In these
comfy surroundings every morning
from to - o'clock. and again in the
afternoon between the hours Of and
8 Formerly the women met at the
Womaus club. but 10 seemed a little
too far from the center OF things.
hence the change Mrs D. Bruce
smith is in charge, and will be assist
ed, different days, by Mrs r. E stew
eusou, Miss A. Louise Dietrich. Mrs
W ID. Wise. Miss Mary Gates Red
mOnC, Mrs O. r Kelly and Miss Ger
trule Yale While there is a scarcity
OF material the women viii cOnfine
their efforts to the making Of surgical
dressings
The initial meeting OF the FL Paso
Comfort Bag society, following the
formation OF the organization on
Monday last. attracted a large number
Of women TO the parlors OF the First
Christian church on Friday afternoon
when plans were discussed for future
activities Officers are Mrs. F. C.
Searle, president, Mrs Charles r
Arnold. treasurer Miss Mary Gates
Redmond, secretary. and Mrs J.. F.
Williams. publicity chairman
Already there is splendid mem
Dership for so young an organlZa-
ton. the following names having been
written on the roster Mrs J. r VII
Iams, Mrs c. R. Morehead, Mrs r J.
TiEhe. Mrs. r NJ WinEo, Miss Mar
garer Hitchcock, Mrs. NJ. L Edwards
Mrs. J. @. Critchett. Mrs. P A HaZ-
Zard, Mrs. William ~ Piatt. Miss
Rose Piatt. Mrs Is. F. Fletcher Mrs.
F. J. Terry, Mrs Becker. Miss Helen
Becker. Miss Anna Washburn, Mrs
y II. elliott Mrs Y del Campo, Mrs
Burt OrndOrff. Mrs. Herbert Steven
son, Miss Virginia Virginia ASard,
Mrs Nellie Akard, Mrs Raymond Bell,
AIRS William RAIDER. Mrs. A w.
Young Mrs f r. Windsor. Mrs. D.
Bruce Smith. Mrs F. C.. Searle. Mrs.
Walter Arnold. Mrs Ponder s Carter,
Miss Annie RAY Moss. Mrs z n
Ragsdale, Mrs J. 3. Binkley, Miss
Mary Gates Redmond. Miss Alice
Myles. Mrs. C.. +. Kellogg. Mrs. MCGEE.
Mrs r 3. Alves, Miss Ruth Critcherr
Mrs. George RoutIedge. Mrs H s
Sutherland. Miss Ann Brown. Mrs.
Charles 3. Stevens. Mrs. f A Hen
ming. Mrs. Q. n Lyman, Mrs. Swift.
Mrs O. z. Kelly. Mrs. ". A Hawkins.
Mrs. n COblentZ.
There is no membership fee-a
pledge to make one or more comfort
bags is all that is asked
Members OF the Business Woman's
club Of the y. W. are awaiting with
pleasurable anticipation a picnic at
Washington park on Monday night.
Quite q crowd is expected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

EIPasodns Returning.

" l. Cooper returned this week
from a months vocation in Denver.
Mrs Eileen Lindsey. assistant "a
Miss Nyra WiDkler. superintendent OF
the county schools. has returned from
a vacation trip and visit with relatives
at Sherman. T-V.
Mrs. p r. Knight and her two
dauEhters. Misses LuRee and Virginia
knight. are back from an enjoyable
six weeks trip through the east They
visited various points in Pennsylvania,
Washington. ID. O., and New Orleans.
Rev. Charles T. Overstreer who is
at present in Detroit, viii return home
about the 18th He has already visited
his mother in Indiana. which was one
Of the particularly bright spots in his
vacation plans.
Mr.. and Airs. Ike Winner have re-
turned from Texarkaua, Palestine.
Houston and san Antonio. where the
former Joined his wife for their trip
home. AIRS. Winner has been away
for three months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Cloudcroft Personals.

Cloudcroft n NJ. July Howard
Xix is spending his vacation in Cloud
croft.
Frank Coles is in Cloudcroft for a
few days.
Miss Marion Howe is expected to
spend the week end with her mother.
Miss Clara Hawkins is TO be the
house quest Of Miss Jane Burgess for
several days.
Mrs D. l. Hullum. who has been
visiting Mrs. F. B. Simmons. returned
to FL Paso Friday.
Mrs R. c. Fisk and baby are spend
ing the season fin Cloudcroft. Miss
Lila Thomas is her guest
Mrs II. l. Ayler, from FL Paso. is
in ClOudcrOft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

IF You would be thoroughly up g,
the minute, socially. you must a
4 once give a shower. Not 10 q
bride elect. this time. But TO tn,
Red Cross. Everybody is doing it
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific. Tho
last word in invitations is accom-
panied by the request that every
guest bring something useful tina,
can be distributed TO the army or
navy, through the medium of the
Red Cross. Milady arrives 90 find
the entire party knitting or making
comfort bags mot much change. true
from what most of us have been do
ing for months pastD or sewing on
hospital robes and the guest who
accOmplishes the most 10 a given
time wins the prize Every woman
In the country is thinking more of
what she can do along this line, than
Of social triuuphs at resorts. Ameri-
can wOmanhOod, no matter how frIv-
OlOus she may have been in her pur-
suit OF selfish pleasures I'm the past.
has awakened 10 the desire Of giving
real help in these stirring times-sle
doesn't mean TO be classed with the
slackers.
All FL Paso VIII soon be adopting
those Rosie dolls that are in their
small way doing wonders in warfare.
Why. little Red Cross Rosie" q
mere bundle Of soft yarn, has all
ready sent an ambulance from Los
Angeles TO Pershlug's boys. and is
busily working TO get her second.
Women are made to eel their re-
spOnsi1illties in this war. It's up to
the housewife to stop that billion dol
lar annual waste, for instance, and
we are cautioned TO BUY by caIories
and not by pounds. Be it known that
a calorie is a measure OF the euerEiZ-
ing elements of food. based purely
on nourlshment-not exactly hypo-
dermlc feeding, but curling the cpl
cures and Eluttous- The enrolment
Of housewives in conservation OF food
stuIfS and domestic economy preSa-es
10 be an important factor IL CunDec-
ton with winning the war. And as
everybody who helps in war matters
is 10 have an opportunity 10 wear
uniform or dress OF special design, a
marTelOuslE neat, pretty washable
EiuEham cap and apron has been ef-
feCted. costing about gS cents. Cling
haml And they are selling giu-hlm
etc. for $50 M Patterns OF the pro-
posed Earb viii soon be on sale for
10 cents. The insignia consists Of
an embroidered shield bearing the
stars and stripes surrounded by yell
low heads or wheat constant re-
minder Of patriotic duty. The wheat
represents all food and emphasizes
the particular necessity for saving
wheat But-these uniforms and i'm
signals are 10 be- permitted only to
women who sign the conservation .
pledge Of the food comm i0u--FIoo- .
yer pledges" they are caled-and the
first woman 90 sign one was Mrs. .
woodrow wilson II you soon DO no- .
"sign I'd with Hoover" you'll be q
Stacker. sure enough a promise 10
have mearless days and Whe1-less
meals and TO eliminate waste IS little
10 ask for A word from the wives"
is sufficient
Following is a copy Of the pledge
and petition
Names and Addresses.
am glad 20 Join in the exercise ~
food conservation for our nation and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Social Calendar For
Week In Ell PasO

The coming week will hold many
events Of interest including;
MONDAY
Business woman's club OF the Y. W.
I o. A. 10 picnic at Washington park,
/ Monday night
Meeting OF the Martha Washington
Mrs. @. A. Sroddard. 1888 Rio Grande
street, al 2-S0 p. m
Circle one Of the W0uau's Aid So
ciety of the First n. F. church will
give an ice cream social on the lawn
Of Mrs. T. i. Gardner. 1925 Montana
street
informal at home ar the woman's
club
Evening program al the Y. N. c. A
army camp
Weekly entertainment for the con-
va1esCerr soldiers az the base hospital.
with the ". c. r. T. I'm charge.
Polo game nj Fort Bliss army post
AT $50 %. M Music by the eighth cav
airy band
Hop at the eighth Cavalry Officers
Mrs. o. Keen. hostess 20 members Of
the CT Refuse 20 Tell" club
pythil0 Sisters public card party for
the benefit OF the Red Cross az the X
OF j. hall. starting at p N.
Thu SDAY-
weekly dance and table d'hc-e din
ner ut the handsome new At Frank
lin Country club
Martha Washington Circle-spirits
Of 'T6 gives the first card party in a
series of varied entertainments 10
raise a fund for the Red Cross. Bridge.
hunC0 and five hundred. with playing
10 start promptly ar 2-30 o'clock In
Ryan Co-llon hall Handsome prizes
Airs. T. T. killer. chairman
Circle four OF the W0meu's Aid so
ciety OF the First ". E church win
meet Thurs 1av afternoon at the new
home OF Mrs. Herman T. Demand, 2S67
Bliss street
FRIDAY
Program for couvalescent soldiers At
base hospital by the City Federation
Of WOuen's clubs.
SATURDAY,
week end dance at the Country
club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Lodges and Clubs.

Members OF the Epworth League Of
Orchard Park NJ f. church partici-
pated in a splendid social to their
pastor, Rev. y. H. Huffman. at his
home. 1922 East san Antonio street.
Thursday night They took along a
liberal donation, which was presented
In a witty speech About so were
present to enjoy the event
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Modern izinE Your Wedding Ring.

Your old wedding ring may be con-
verted Into any Of the fashionable de-
signs you desire, by OVERLAPPING IL with
gold or platinum. The Orange Bios
SOM is the most popular Of the new
designs. either plain or diamond set
The Venus and 'Patrician" are also
lovely designs ANY number OF dia-
nOnds may be set in. Your ring re-
mains intact, il is neither cut nor
melted The original cherished in
scripuon remains as Il Is Ask for our
little booklet, Wedding Ring Senti-
ment" when you visit the store, OF
when you write
W. 4. HiNson Company,
Mills and Mesa-On the Plaza.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

When you go don't forget to take
the handy remedies with YOU in case
Of sickness. You viii find IL viii not
be so easy TO procure what YOU want
at strange drug store, and we have
e' Cly thing In pure, fresh drugs for
your needs Also toilet cases cold
cres ms, tooth brushes-au the little
ttirgs right where you can put your
hand on them in your grip or trunk.
Saves hunting up a place to purchase
them on your vacation trip. ANY one
Of our three stores viii be glad to
serve you.
scott White q Co..
Mills Bldg. ROberts-Banuer Bldg.
314 san Francisco st
r. S-Those who decide to spend
their vacations iu FL Paso. will finl
our soda fountains most inviting---Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

/ were seated at an exquisite board
done in masses Of coral pink sweet
peas and ferns.
Mrs stevenson Is very happy over
the arrival Of her father ex-lieuten-
ant governor j. n. Browning. who
came this morning from Amarillo.
Texas, to spend a few days fin FL
PasO. During his stay Mt. Browning
viii be given a warm welcome from
his hosts Of friends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Out OF Town isitors.

Miss El0ise Wilson Of Sherman.
Tex, charming young girl OF 16. ar
rived Thursday 10 visit her sister.
Mrs. James A. Murdoch. and her
brother, Van G.. Wilson and wife. Miss
wilson viii no doubt prove a valuable
social acquisition 20 the younger set.
for whom most Of the midsummer fes-
tiyites are being given.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Mrs. Fred Stevenson Is Hostess
At a Very Smart Dinner Party

A SMART dinner party Of the week
"A was given by Mrs. Fred f.
Stevenson on Friday night.
with covers for Donald B. GUies.
Miss LYNNE Guies. Miss Dorothy
Quigley, Miss Elsie Ward, Whitford
Gillles, Donald Angler and Mr.. and
Mrs Stevenson. a delicious Mexican
menu was served the guests, who
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

We are equipped to do the best en-
craving in the southwest also our
reputation for engraving wedding an
uouucements. invitations. and visit
ing cards is known over the entire
southu est. Let Us show you our many
styles. FL Paso Printing Co. los Main
st. Prices always INCIDENTALLY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
lI,kEE &c Ia nAYs.

Taylor Mckee. arrested Thursday
afternoon by detectives Avaunt and
Carlton. was fined 100 DAYS by police
judge Charles Pollock Friday after
noon. after he had admitted that
drugs that detectives said are valued
at 800 and % drug guns" were his
prOperrv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

Engraved right up to the minute.
Wedding announcements. Invitations
and visiting cards Popular STYLES:
popular prices. quick delivery. FL
Paso Printing Co. los Main St.-Adv. ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

The ready response FL Paso women
are giving 10 our present July Clear
ance sale shows they appreciate good
values. All Pumps and Low Shoes are
included in our July sale All high
white kid boots are being sold at con-
siderable reductions. Come Monday
and take advantage Of the best sum
mer shoe values you can possibly OBJ
tain
The Lcrner shoe Company.
22g san Antonio. Agts. NettTeton shoes
a.-erL-soE