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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-11
EMMONS COUNTY
WHEAT AVERAGES
8.44 PER ACRE

Linton, n. d., Oct. 1.-THE summar-
izing of the threshers' reports for Sep
timber in Emmons county by County
Agent H. o. Sauer shows: Wheat. 1885,
113 bushels from on acreage of %, ,2S5,
making an average of S.44 bushels per
acre. Other grains will be reported
at the close of the threshing season.
advises Mr.. Sauer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-11

Paris Thursday Oct 1O-Presdent Wilson's reply to the
notice approved today by vote Of the commit
foreign affairs of the chamber of deputies The resolution
reliance the not to accept for France
armsc which would provide for restoration and for the
guarantees the victorious allied armies entitled to-
CHOLERA IN BERLIN.
Basle Switzerland Oct 1l-Choera is slowly spreading in
Berlin Berlin dispatch today states Seventeen cases were
ported October 8. and fifteen deaths occurred
:. OPPOSED PROPOSAL.
London Oct 1Chancelor Maximilans proposal to
the allies was direct oppoon to Emperor William is
suggested that this be the tor the sum-
monng of the German soveregns for conference No conrma
ton can be obtained Of this here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-11
KAISER CALLS RULERS OF.
j GERMANY INTO CONFERENCE;
FRANCE FAY0RS WILSON'S STAND
SUMMONS RULERS.

Amsterdam, Oct. 11.-Emperor Wilhelm has sum-
the sOvereigns of all German federal states to Ber
lin for consultation before answering President Wilson's
note Such conference is unique in the history of Ger
n1anV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

IT Is around that Irresistible. buoy
j ant younger set who will soon have
departed for their various colleges
and universities that most OF the past
weeks gayeties have pivoted. vaca-
tions at best have an Elusive way Of
slipping all too hastily on the pleas
ure dotted wings Of ume-it seems at
best but a Few weeks since scores Of
FL Paso households were made Joyous
by the coming OF daughters and sons
that make I'd the teens and twenties
Of schooldom.
The past summer has been bit dif-
ferent-sO many boys have enlisted
and donned the khaki TO 90 overseas,
and those who are as yet too tender
IN years to enter the world war are
fnsistently bent on military training,
in preparation for future usefulness.
should they be needed AS for the
girls, never before have they applied
themselves SO diligently to knitting
and the making OF surgical dressings
and presentation OF high class enter
tainment for the men in the various
camps-they have been devoted TO war
work with a vengeance.
Always at this time OF early au-
tumn the parties are planned TO
a
And this week the farewell maeIstrom
started There were two delightful
happenings for Thursday-one a tea
with Miss Helen Hubbard Swift host
ess, which honored ten girls soon to
leave for their various intellectual
centers. Misses Virginia and LuRee
Knight. Sadie Ruth Aldridge, Char
lotte Ormsbee. Louise Kettler. Eliza
beth Pfaff Nary Simpson Goggins
Beatrice stiles, Miss Winifred Woods
and Dorothy Williams. A daisy motif
dominated. with quantities Of Shasts
blossoms arranged artisticaliT about
Mrs. Fuller swift assisted her
daughter in dispensing hospitality,
Mrs B. n c. Williams and Mrs
George Deland presiding over the
pretty tea table over so were
hidden
Thursday evening Miss Mildred La
sale gave a dancing party for Miss
Helen Reading Miss Winltred Woods
Miss Ruth Schwartz Mss Mary Bryan,
Hiss Faye Ross. Miss Katherine Dick,
Miss Charlotte Ormsbee, Miss Marie
BiddIe. Miss 1Iaurine Garrett, Miss
lone Garrett. Miss Virginia Cooper,
Miss Villas Simmons, and Messrs. Nell
Goodwin, Jack Hutzler. Webb Carnes,
Ed Marsh. James NcInnis, Alvin
Prick, james Goldstein, Tom LaphaHl.
Il 3. Mathews, Norris Fox kalpn
Beebe. D. F. Rabidau11, Edward Rabi-
daux and G. D. Mcclellan.
IN addition to these happenings Miss
Nellie Nae Bowen had a pretty tea
quite without ceremony on Wednes- :
dav. a compliment TO two visiting
Girls from Denver, Miss Isabel
Knowles and Miss Helen Dorsey There I
was a large card party at the Uni-
versitv club Thursday, which added I
$50 10 the Texas infantry Quitting ]
fund and the initial swim" meet at
fhe aYn plunge, the same afternoon.
Friday brought the much heralded (
Mother Goose lawn 1ete in Cleveland I
square. this big living pageant OF /
childhood rhymes holding the center (
~ rocietv's stage. Friday also was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

IT IS a great pleasure TO work Tor
/ the American boys in hospitals IN
France and many soldiers become az
nicted with mental arrangements
writes Miss Elizabeth Baehinger, an
FL Paso nurse. to her sister. Mrs C. B.
sloreton. Of 3001 Bliss street Miss
Bachinger went over with the Red
Cross last September and IS now IN
charge Of a hospital y miles behind
the front line. Writing to her sister,
she says in part.
Il have not written you for some
time. but have been terribly busy,
with no time for even a line and we
are stfll very busy, and suppose we
VIII be for some time to come We
got in 1910 in "a hours. 50 you see
IL Is a little different from the cases
at home. Ny place was filled 20 the
emergeucg capacity and then some
was so glad to be busy even though
we worked Is to IS hours day This
work really counts. and the boys are
all so thankful for the least little
thing one does for them
Our boys are wonderful in this re-
cent fighting
Mail has been rather slow lately,
very little coming in
1T is stil very cool and has ralnec
every day for some time. In fact,
even though the sun shines Il show
ers at most any time
I am getting a lot OF good training
in medical work. You know dislikec
medical cases at home, but these are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Out OF Toun Visitors.

i Mr.. and Mrs ". H Dennison. OF
! Maria, Texas. are visitors in FL Pzso.
Miss Anna MAJ Rurhup, OF Toyah.
IS in e. Paso for a few days. the
D guest OF friends.
I G. "A Payne. OF NagdaIena, n "
arrived IN Fl Paso Friday and IS
staying at the Zeiger.
Mrs. B. T. Lincoln, OF Socorrc. y
7 NJ IS e visitor in FL Paso. having
I arrived Friday night and registered
I at the Zeiger hotel
Mr.. and Airs. Z. 3 Marie and Miss
Eva Huuphries. OF Globe, Arizs ar
Z rived IN Fl Paso Friday night and
registered AT the Sheldon.
Mrs W. W. BrOWnlee arrived on to-
I days Sunshine special from Bouham.
I Texas, to visit with her daughter. Mrs
Harry Gay. Of Richmond street
Mrs James A. Marshall. OF Fort
Huachuca, ARK is the house guest OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs George
Paul, OF sol Wyoming street
Coming today, AR and Mrs. Dock
Martin. OF Big Springs. wiz visit for
a few days with Mr- Martins sister
Mrs J. p Kennedy Of 1880 Wyoming
street
Mrs. Charles kobsrgs OF Big Springs.
IS visitor in the city. house guest
Of Mrs b D. Boswell. OF 1900 WON
ing street She arrived Friday night.
to stay for a Wsk OF more
Miss Pauline smith, a college chum
OF Miss Helen Cassidy az Northwest
ern university. is arriving today from
Chicago 70 visit the latter Miss smith
expects to stay for most Of the winter
lr- and Mrs. o. L Simms. OF san
Antonio Texas, arrived IN Fl Pas0
Friday night and registered at the
Sheldon hotel Mr.. Simms IS auditor
for the G. h & s. A. Railway com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Riehey. OF Kern
Place, have visiting them Mrs
Richey's sister. Miss Nary Shannon
and sisterinlaWs Airs. VIII shannon, OF
city Tor a week or two.
In route TO her home IN san Anto-
MO following the season at The
Lodge" Cloudcroft. Mrs Il. E. Rob-
ertson (nee Miss Mary Hutchins) Is
stopping in the city for a few days
with her friend. Mrs ". II Laugh
lin. at Hotel Laughlin-
AIRS. Dan O-Eeefe. o. Big Springs
Texas. Is in the city visiting old
Mrs Ponder s. Carter. the two being
long time friends and club workers
when they resided in Toyah.
Mrs H o. Mantor formerly Maize
Cole, has been down from Tucson for
several days, a guest in the home OF
her sister. Mrs Horace W. Broaddus.
She viii be in the city for perhaps a
week or ten days This IS her first
visit since her marriage and Mrs.
1Iantor IS being warmly welcomed by
hosts Of long time friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright are ex-
pectinE their daughter. Miss Eleanor,
70 visit them soon. Miss Eleanor re-
ceived her diploma last Nay. when
she completed her three years course
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Likes To Nurse Wounded Americans;
Many Soldiers Have Mental Ailments

very interesting and, As : have
medical hospital only. Il was up 20 ne
TO learn what could.
Il work with the chief Of the ned
ical staff and Two very efficient lieu
tenants
we have many mental eases, or
war nemesis, as they are diagnosed.
which are most interesting. IN fact,
when come home, I think shall be
able to do most anything from being
a scrub conan up to q specialist in
neurology"
At Camp Baker, Mrs. D. Y. Fennessy
and assisting artists presented a
splendid program Friday night. a.
follows:
Vocal solo. Mrs. J. walter Christie
Mrs- J. n Richmond. accompanist. and
violin obligato BY Mrs. Fennessy.
Readings, Mrs. c. o. Rucker.
Vocal solo, Charles J. Andrews, who
introduced a new song. Freedom for
All Forever the slogan for the al
lies, and a bristiinE martial air.
Violin solo, Mrs. Fenuessy.
Frank Cheek led IN the sing song
3. E Widdas and J. Walter Christie
furnished The cars
The FL Paso Federation OF Womsn's
clubs has named Mrs. Ponder s. Car
ter, chairman. assisted be Mrs. Y. E
Raggio, Mrs. L G. Malone, Mrs.. Doro-
thy 3 Johnston and Mrs. Julia A
Sharp, a committee on entertainment
for the program and dance 10 be given
the enlisted men at the Khaki club
Friday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Ell PasOans Returning.

Lee Crews IS back from New YORK
returning Friday afternoon
Rev Il P. Bond pastor OF the High
Z land Park Methodist church has re-
/ turned from a vacation spent at Hot
I Springs, n. n
With her two daughters Misses Lu-
Gle and Frances Ayers. Mrs J. J.
Ayers has returned from a fortnight S
visit In Cloudcroft-
Following her vacation in Globe,
I ARK. where she enjoyed the month
OF August with her daughter. Mrs
Clara Mayhem has returned home
Miss Nary c. Caples has returned
from Maria, where she has been VS.
ting her grandmother. Mrs Lizzie
Crowson- Miss Mary was gone two
Mrs. L. ]. Swami. with Elizabeth,
Jack and Ryn, are again in Fl Pasos
following two months in southern Cal
ifornia Most OF their summer was
spent IN Ocean Park They arrived
Friday noon.
Miss Dorothy Williams and Miss
Jane Burgess are back from Cloud
croft. where they went with Miss
Clara Hawkins TO be her house guests
for the past week
Miss Edna Earl Douglas IS back
from a three months visit to san An
tonic, where she was the house guest
OF Capt and Mrs F. ". Stetten, IN
~ est LlalE EAA|r- ------ 1l.--- g -----
were given in honor Of this popular
FL Paso girl
Rev. J. F. Williams. Of the First
Baptist church, has returned from
Owensboro. Ky where he spent sew
era1 weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives. and where for several weeks
he fiIled the Baptist church pulpit
for a brother minister IN the latter's
absence
FoIiowinr 2 happy. vacation OF sew
eral weeks. spent in Tucson FnoeniN
and AvOndale. ARK, and thence 20
the coast as far as Santa Monica and
Long Beach, Calf. DR.. Ida Bishop
arrived home this morning, having
been away since July IS After visit
to san Diego, Dr. Bishop returned
home by way OF the Grand Canyon
to visit a nephew.
Mrs. A Z. Rowlands and baby, Mar
garet, returned Friday afternoon TO
FL Paso. following a visit OF three
months spent misty at Ocean Park.
Calf. Despite her youth-tor she is
but two and a half-little Margaret
went into the ocean every day. and
has improved wonderfully from her
outing When she went TO the coast,
Margaret weighed IS pounds but now
tips the scales at IS pounds.
Following a summers stay with her
grandmother IN California, Miss Mar
garet Woodside returned to FL Paso
Thursday She is the attractive
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Wood
side. OF North Florence street, and a
Ward Belmont girl, where she went
for three years. Miss Woodside viii
stay home this Winter-more than
usual have come TO this decision.
hoping 10 devote much time 10 Red
Cross and other war work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Society and Club
calendar for Sunday

/ GOLF. up the valley, on the new turf
u course OF the FL Paso Country
club. Picnic suDpers TO follow.
First "sing" at the University club.
Table d hote dinner at the Country
club.
Swimming for officers and families,
at the new Fort Bliss pool
A "sing Song" at the Khaki club.
from to s o'clock, in charge OF
Nine. Loeser.
Y. n c. A. program at one OF the
outposts. in charge OF G. A Graham.
Meeting Of the Hermetic Broth
erhoOd Of A l. and T., VIII be
held at s02 North Virginia street.
Sunday evening at s o'clock
MONDAY CALENDAR
Labor day. with its attendant pa
rade and unveiling OF Liberty
statue.
Miss Mary Heermans VIII present a
program at Fabens. under the y. II. C..
A. direction
officers' wives, daughters and
guests have their Monday morning
swim" at the plunge, with lessons IN
diving by physical training director
Mrs. George Drummer. Mrs j. NJ
Watson and Mrs. w. L FOxWorth IN
charge OF the community cannery OF
the Red Cross in the city market Mrs.
". G. Roe. acting general chairman
Red Cross for the morning only, on
the fourth floor workshop OF White
House Mrs Horace ". Broaddus,
chairman Of wOmen's service, assist
ed by Mrs. J. T. Williams and Mrs.
W. ". Turney. sewing; Mrs. d. Bruce
smith. surgical dressings: Mrs U.
S. Stewart, Mrs. c. 7. Kelly
and Mrs. A r Burgess, knit
ting. Mrs Robert W McAfee's day
for sewing; Miss Mary Gates Red
mond. surgical dressings; Mrs i. j.
Neff, knitting, with MS A ~
LOOMS. instructor hostesses Tor the
morning, Mrs T. J. Beau and Mrs.
Mrs. V. E. Raggio. Mrs Victor
Roberts and Mrs. Harry Platt viii be
on the third floor OF the Popular, at
the comforts committees downtown
headquarters OF the Navy league TO-
give out wool
willow Grove. Woodman circle,
viii do Red Cross work Monday az
the downtown workshop.
The Areme club OF FL Paso chap
ter o. E. S. viii work at the Red
Cross rooms.
Members OF the Panheuenlc asso-
citation will have their weekly memo
for the soldiers at Camp Pershing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
BABY WOULD lie
| awake ALL NIGHT
.Scratchingand Crying With
Blisters. Cuticura Heals.

My grsndson's head was a mass Of
sore eruptions that started in blisters
and burst. His head was scale all
over, and underneath was festsred. He
would scratch and lie awake all night
crying. He was a teIibie-looking boy,
and could not send him to school
4 wrote for a sample Of Cudcura.
The first day used II his head was get
ting better so bought cake Of Cuticura
Soap and TWO boxes Of Cuticura ONT
ment, and his head was healed"
Signed Mrs. R. Thomas, 2127 Di-
vision St., Baltimore, Md.
You may rely on Cuiieura to care for
your skin scalp. hair and hands.
Nothing better to clear the skin Of pim-
pies and blotches, the scalp Of dandruff
.andthe hands ofchapping. Besides the
Soap has 10 superior for all toilet uses.
s-apis Zach Yrss b. zan- Addrsss |po-s-enrd.
or1ezzz, Dept Z. negt1n-" Sold cverywhere
Soap Sc Ointment 2 and 5oe. Tllcum &c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Women'S Organizations To Have
Floats In Big Labor Day Parade


! THE FL Paso Federation Of Women,
I / Clubs VIII have a float in the La
Dor day "win the war" parade. Mrs.
Edward c. Hitchcock being chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Henry Clay Greer
and Mrs. z. E. Van Nattan. Green
and yellow are the coIors OF the or
ganizatlon, and win form the basis OF
the float, which is to be patriotic
/ Columbia" America" Uncle sam, %
a soldier and a sailor and a Few boy
scouts viii add to the motif. Through
the courtesy Of Col ". A Wagner. OF
the army headquarters. a big truck
has been secured, and VIII be deco
rated lavishly.
The Junior Red Cross is 20 have q
float in the parade. IT VIII repre-
sent the Red Cross poster. ''The
Greatest Mother in the World" and
Mrs. G. A Martin, treasurer OF the
Junior Red Cross viii represent
motherhood; Chris Allen Martin viii
represent Red Cross ambulance
driver, and Agryra White, little
daughter OF 1lr. and Mrs. J. C.. White
VIII be a junior Red Cross nurse. Mrs.
A J. Carter viii drive the float
The captains OF the different dis
tricts IL the WOman's war savings
organization have completed plans for
automobiles in which the neighbor-
hood secretaries and captains viii
ride in the Labor day parade The
war savings organizations VIII fol-
low the Red Cross. forming on Rio
Graude street. facing Mesa They
VIII wear white and their arm ser
vice badges. Mrs. Albion A Jones,
captain OF district No %. VIII lead.
with float. which this district will
prepare for the occasion. War sa-
wings workers banners have been
provided, which VIII be used on the
cars. Several extra cars VIII be on
hand TO take care Of those who may
not have been provided for through
their own district.
The Women's Aid society OF the
First Presbyterian church viii meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in the
parlors. Mrs. u. ]. Knox presiding.
The following program viii be given.
Selection by the Ukulele club. Eliz-
abeth Graham, Gussie Goar. Helen
LOOMS, Helen Depue and Dorothy
Lewis
Vocal solo. Miss Virginia Cooper.
Reading. Miss L4atta.
Violin solo. Miss Dorothy Waldron.
Plano solo, Miss Lorraine Lacy
A talk by Miss Helen Huffaker. re-
Gently sent from national headuuar-
ters OF the T.. II. @. A. war work coun-
III. 70 assist In the work IN Eil Paso.
Hostesses for the afternoon viii be
the president Mrs. A ". Foster. as
sisted by Mrs. p F. Chapman, Mrs.
leonard worcester. IT., and Mrs Fred
Stevenson
The first business meeting for the
autumn viii be held by mem bers Of
Trinity Methodist missionary society
Tuesday at $3.50 .. m, following the
all day sewing in the church parlors
Mrs. Hubert Smith viii have charge
OF the scripture lesson and Mrs. c. c.
Ballard VIII sing Mrs. J. c. Ballard
viii give a synopsis OF her trip to the
Sunday school convention at Junflus-
X, n G. On account OF reports go
ing out by the Goth Of September. a
large attendance is urged Mrs. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

Ferguson and Mrs J. Mack Crawford
viii be hostesses for the afternoon.
The campaign for new members closes
with this meeting.
Westminster Presbyterian circle
viii have a business meeting Tuesday
at 3 D. m. IN the church parlors.
Mrs. T. J. Cassidy and daughter,
Helen, have just returned from san
Francisco. where the latter attended
the sumner school at the university at
Berkeley, for special training in phys
icaI education They were gone three
months.
The Wide Awake circle OF West
minister Presbyterian church win meet
with AIRS. Theodore Forster. 11o4 East
Nevada street, Friday at $3.50 p. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
LODGES and Clubs.

Fl Paso chapter, o. E. s. viii have
4 special meeting for initiation next
Tuesday night
The Lady 1Iaccabees, No. ~ viii
hold their regular meeting Tuesday al
.. m in / Q. O. F. hall Al are
asked TO bring Red Cross work
FL Paso chapter. Order Of the East
ern Star. viii celebrate the anniver-
sary Of Rob Morris with a picnic at
Washington park tonight, supper be-
Ing due at Z o'clock.
Harmony chapter viii observe the
passing Of the occasion with an open
meeting at s o'clock and a short pro-
gram, patriotic in nature and with
all the officers taking part Alrs- J.
Walter Christie viii sing Your Flag
and Ny Flag" as q special feature,
and there viii be appropriate readings
By both Mrs George O'Rear and Mrs.
Frank Overtos. and a piano solo by
Miss Gladys Booth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
By DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON,
~ GZadness o. ~.

The same stream Of life that runs
through my veins night and day
runs through the world and dances
in rhythmic measures.
It is the same life that shoots in
JOY through the dust Of the earth
in numberless blades of grass and
breaks into tumultuOus waves Of
leaves and flowers.
II IS the same life that is rocked
in the ocean cradle OF birth and Of
death. in ebb and IN flow
feel my limbs are made gIori-
Gus by the touch OF this world Of
life And my pride is from the
life-throb Of ages dancing in my
blood this moment
Is Il beyond thee to be glad with
the gladness OF this rhythm2 to
be tossed and lost and broken in
the whirl OF this fearful joy2
An things rush on, they stop
not, they look not behind, no
power can hold them back, they
rush on.
Keeping steps with that restless.
rapid music, seasons come dancing
and pass aWay-colors, tunes, and
perfumes pour in endless cascades
in the Astounding joy that scatters
and gives up and dies every mo-
ment.
-Rabindranath Tagors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Ivomen Appreeiate our Service.

II you are a woman who takes 2
personal pride in your appearance we
can assist you. Here you viii find
everything you could wish in hair
brushes, combs. face brushes, nail
brushes, bath brushes. and manicure
sets in the white ivory which is so
popular with women OF discriminating
taste We also wish TO remind you
that we have everything you can re-
quire in toilet preparations. soaps, and
complexion requisites. and that you
can rely absolutely on the purity and
mend
Scott White & Co, Druggists.
Mills Bldg Roberts-Banner Bldg.
81 san Francisco St--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
About EIPasonns.

Capt T. W. Morgan. Of the medical
cor-s. and Mrs Morgan are domiciled
at Hotel Larghlin-
1Irs. r. l. Farrar has Just had word
that her son. Guy Hammet Davis who
is a Lieutenant in the air service, has
been ordered TO Ellington field, near
Houston, for advanced flying. Guy
has completed his acrObatic flying,
and IS now going through the fin
ishing process. Mrs. Farrar but re-
Gently returned from New York,
where she saw much OF this well
known FL Paso boy. and his coming
nearer home is giving her added joy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
ElPasoans Away.

Misses Frances Lockett and LaVon
Sorrelis are in Cloudcroft. guests at
the Lodge until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs r ". Knoblauch left
Saturday for Houston, Texas. where
they viii spend sometime visiting
friends.
Judge A. J. Robertson left today for
his boyhood home IN Delaware county.
New York The judge leaves many
friends in this city.
Mrs Evelyn Holmes. who has been
cashier at the sheldon hotel for the
past two years. left aSturday for Den
yer, Colo, where she viii make her
future home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
saffrfactIon WIth Your GIa.,e-.

With the right mounting and &C
curately fitted lenses you are assured
OF satisfaction with your glasses. II
you are wearing glasses that are not
satisfactory. or have not worn them
but are having trouble with your
eyes, stop in any time and let Us test
them. Our service Is as expert as
years Of experience and perfect
equipment can make il. Need Glasses
Ask Segall
FL PasO Optical Company,
los Texas Street, in the Middle OF the
Block Between Oregon and Mesa.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

Next TO an engagement or wedding
ring, there is no jewelry that carries
just as much sentiment as service
sewelry. We are now showing all the
newest ideas, and offer a wide va
riety Of choice. from the simple
enameled service pin to ornate de-
signs in bracelets and lockets- Our
manufacturing department will also
make you special designs OF service
jewelry you desire See our window
display Of service jewelry-
W. Il. HixsOn Co, JeyTelerH-
Mills and Mesa on the Plaza.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

Statue OF Liberty Kodak Pictures.
On Monday you viii make Kodak
picture OF the Statue OF Liberty. You
want these pictures TO be as perfect
as possible Feldman Kodak develop
ing insures your negatives. 10c is the
charge for developing any sized roll
Feldmnn's=As IL should be done.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Attention lInItary Athletic Units.

ATIeUTI0U IIIIII0rT AIIIeIIE LUILN.
The Foot Ball season VIII soon be
at hand Our stock Of Foot Ball
Goods is already here. It IS the larg-
est and most complete ever assem- hled
in the Southwest We will mail Gaia
log free II you viii ask for it.
Fcldman's-30S san Antonio Street.
Special attention to Nail Orders.--Adv.