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The Washington herald., 1918-02-19
Philippine Underwear at S2.9S.

Attractive assortment Of Phil
ippine Nightgowns and Envelope
Chemise Of fine nainsook and lin
gerie cloth; all handmade, seal
loped and embroidered in vines
and flowers. Extra value at sass.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-19
This Exha-size Dress,
S2l.S0.

H-S killfu fully pro-
duOing desired slim"
effect for stout women.
or crepe de chine with
Tuxedo collar: pleated
tunic overskirt; skirt
finished on each side
with hanging buttons
and crushed belt. In
black, navy. plum and
taUpe. Sizes 42h 70 5Oh.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-19
Spring Hats
S5.95 to $40

Each Possesses Some Style
Feature of Marked Indi-
viduality.
The collection is comprised
Of effective Watteau. poke,
mushroom. hfgh-back flare
models with short, narrow
visor brfms; turbans. sailors
and sideroll effects. Shown
in the latest colors for spring.
The attractive application of
the trimmings produces ef-
tects that thrill the feminine
heart.
Second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-19
Crepe Nightgowns, 81.

Dainty White Crepe Night
gowns, neatly made, with pink
or blue touches OF trimming.
Special at 81.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-19
Stunning Embroidered
Model, $3.50

vestee embroidered with
braid, with loose panels
draped from side OF
waist. finished with en-
broidered pockets. Large
hite satin collar.
crushed belt; sleeves
trimmed with silk-cov-
cred buttons. In navy.
black, taupe and Bel
gian.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-19

E)-Of Scotch plaids
J and fancy satin stripes;
, pleated Eton effect, fin-
lshed with buttons and
loops same material.
! White satin collar. Skirt
has two bound pockets,
finished with buttons
|, and loops: crushed belt
. Sizes IL to 20.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-19

Dress, $l6.7S
(A)-of good quality
taffeta. with surplice COL
lar and cuffs OF tussah
silk; bottom OF surplice
finished with pleate t e d
taffeta and combination
acorn buttons. Back OF
skirt draped at top.
Shades are black, taupe.
navy. Belgian, tan and
'oseda. Sizes 16 to a.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-19

S16.75
tB)-Made of taffeta,
With exceptionally new
'eatures; pleated vestee
and collar OF white sat-
in; sleeves made sepa-
-ately on lining. finished
with berry button &.
Back of skirt in latest
three-tier effect. with
crushed belt, finished
with tied knot at left
side front. Colors are
navy. Burgundy. black,
Belgian and taupe. Sizes
l6 to 20.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-19

Crepe de Chine Dress,
S16.75.
F)-Practical mode Of
silk crepe de chine, with
surplice collar of gray
satin; bottom of sur
plice finishe ed with
pleated crepe de chine
and four pearl buttons:
full pleated skirt. Sizes
is to a.. in navy. Bel
gian, plum, taupe and
black.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-19

Several weeks planned this special offering and selected the
models and had regular manufacturers make them according
The collection from the style and quail
nothing the low quoted for this particular which much
the actual values of the garments offered
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10

In almost any community there i1 q
grand ma who knows Mothers Friend Nos
only IS she reminiscent % her own expert
ence. but Dc was through her recommend
riou that so many eUpectanr mothcrl de-
rived the comfort and blessing o. this
famous remedy.
Mothers Friend IS an external appllca-
tion prepared especially for eEpectant
mothers after the formula q noted
family physician 70 certainly has q Won
dsrful effect in relieving tension brought
most grateful encouragement 70 the Won
an awaiting motherhood
The action OF Mothers Friend makes
the muscles gree. plant and responsive
When baby arrives they expand easily
and pain and dauser az the crisis Is nat1-
rally less
Strain upon the nerves and uEament1 Is
-essened and In place Of period cf dis
comfort and consequent dread. 90 Is a
season OF calm reposs and happy antici-
patton
Mothers Friend enables the mother 20
preserve her health and natural grace am
she remains a pretty mother by having
avoided the pain and suffering which
such an occasion when nature % IN
aided
write the BradGeld Regulator Co K
200. Lamar Bids. Atlanta. Ga, for their
'1fotherhood Book" so valuable 90 eE-
pectalt mothers. and lu the meantime 90
not BY any chance ian 10 purchase
bottle % Mothers Friend from the
druggist and thus furtify yourself against
pain and discomfort Mothers Friend
should be applied nlEht and morning with
tho utmost regulari-y--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Daily NOUeLette
Is FATAL lnsTAKE.


THEY had only been married for
I three weeks and had just arrived
home from their sweet honeymoon
the day before, and Theodore thought,
nay. she said, Cit was time 70 begin
saying things now that her Egbert
Darling was the most thoughtful un-
selfish and tender hearted hubby in
the world. But one day, much 70
Theodora's dismay. Egbert Darling
indeed showed himself to be the most
cold-blooded. heartless, brutal wretch
that any sweet and pretty vile had
ever been torUeuted with in the
whole universe.
Il was II p. m and Egbert Darling
had Just come home from his initial
benedict visit 10 the club. Livery
married man should have one eve
ming az the club
Il visited Jimson this evening. be-
fore going 10 the club Egbert an
nounced-
did you. dear You must have
had a lovely time" said Theodore
Perfectly wonderful. I hated 20
80 away He was beating his wife
said Egbert. coOlly-
Beating his wife2 Didn't you stop
stop him. What ror2 He was en-
joyinE it-so was T."
At this point Theodore reached for
her smelling salts and fan
what a brutal mani" she Kissed.
chestily. 'And you-how could YOU
enjoy such a scene2'
4 don't know. but 7 did She de-
served 81. too. the stupid thing. He
stopped beating her when he saw me.
but I said oh. so ahead; don't mind
me-"
-Oh. you heartIess wretch, And
to think I'm married TO such a non
ster, Tou'u be beating me, ueEt.'
she sobbed, in uncomfortable spasms
OF passion.
81 certainly viii II YOU play cards
with me-" said Egbert, happily.
"C-cardsr"
"Jes. Jimson was playing cards
with his wife. and he beat her.
"Oh. Egbertt" And Theodore
crumpled into his arms.
fThe end-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
in
CITY OF MEXICO
ARE HELPED
"Tanlac did me so much
good I know it's what
they need, " she says.

'-TauI4c has done me a world Of
Eood. and 10 show you what think
OF it I have sent several bottles Of DC
10 friends in the City Of Mexico, be-
cause know IT'S what they need,
said Liss Colsuelo ALVAREZ Of go
south Florence street. FL Paso, Texas,
recently
7 suffered terribly from rheuma-
tism for the past two years she con-
tinued, and the pains in my back
would be so severe that at times
thought ] would go distracted, and my
kidneys gave, me a good deal OF
trouble all the time. I suffered great
ly from headaches and often would
get so dizzy 7 would almost fall 2Ly
lower limbs would swell and I was
awfuily bloatcd about my body When
7 would get uD in the mornings my
face would be swollen and pulled un
so 7 could hardly see and was in
misery most all the time
II read so much iu the papers here
about the good Tanlac was doing 9TH
ers 7 decided TO try il and 10 went
right TO The spot in my case, as I be-
gan 20 improve right from the start
Iy relief after taking Ianlac has
been nothing less than marvellous. as
Z had tried several kinds Of medi-
cines before without getting any help
7 am entirely over my rheumatism and
The pains in my back have entirely left
me. The swelling in body and limbs
and face have disappeared and I don't
have any headaches or dizzy spells
now at all. I am feeling Just splendid
and I am going TO keep on taking
Tanlac tin am certain my health is
completely restored
Tanlac Is sold in FL Paso by Kelly
& PolIardrCo-, Inc, and Peoples Drug
St0re-Adw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
CROSS, FEVERISH
CHILD IS BILIOUS
Or C0NSTIPATED
Look, mother! If tongue is
coated give California
Syrup Of Figs"

Every mother realizes after Eiv1nz
her children California syrup or
Figs that this IS their ideal laxative.
because they love It's pleasant taste
and IL thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach. liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross. irritable. feverIsh or
breath Is bad, stomach sour. look az
the tongue. uctherl II coated. give a
teaspOonful OF this harmless fruit
LAXATIVE and IN a few hours al the
foul constlpated waste. sour BILE and
undiges-ed food passes out OF the
bowels. and you have a wen. playful
chilo again When Its little system
is fun Of cold. throat sore. has stom-
ach-ache. dizrrhoea. Indigestion. cole
-rememher. good inside cleansing
should always be the first treatment
given
Millions OF mothers keep "Callfor-
MIA Syrup OF Figs" handy; they know
a reaspoouful today saves a sick child
tomorrow Ask your druggist Tor a
bottle OF California Syrup OF Figs,
which has directions for babies.
children OF all ages and grown ups
printed on the bottle Beware az
cOunterfeits sold here. so don't b.
fooled Get the genuine, made By
California Fig syrup Company -
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
HOROSCOPE


THIS is a day OF conflicting IN
L nuences. according to asroIosy.
While Mercury and Mars are in
benelc aspect Saturn is strongly ad-
verse.
There is a promising sign Tor
army affairs Good news appears 10
be Indicated for this day.
Mercury is in a place read as for-
tunate for editors and publishers who
viii gain through legislation and
through public approval Of their
claims In financial matters It would
seem that they realize through unus-
ual advertising.
Mars gives promise OF supreme at
talnmelts by United States soldiers,
who viii develop unexpected quail
ties The stars seem TO foreteIl that
great military leaders viii be disc0v-
cred and ia this as ia other matters
connected with the war surprise plays
prominent part
This should be a favorable day for
signing contracts. leases and agree
ments- Anything connected with the
" ar should be especially well in
This is not a favorable rule for the
aged The death Of a prominent man
is indicated
All the signs appear 10 presase a
sumner OF cZtraoruiuarT heat and
sultriness- EarLhquakes, toruadoes
and violent upheavaIs of nature VIII
reflect the conditions OF the world
mind" occulists declare
When the sun enters the sign o.
the Cancer this month. Saturn and
Neptune iu the second house fore
shadow taxation and new drains on
the public treasury.
Legal disputes and public criticism
concerning hospitals are prognosti-
Gated
Many twins are likely TO be born
in the summer months. when there
viii be q great increase in the birth
rate.
Persons whose birthday 10 is should
not travel or make any radical
changes in the coming year. Activity
and prosperity are foretold, but there
may be small annoyance
Children born on this day probably
viii be active and cnterprising. but
unsettled and unreliable in disposition
-tCopyrisht. 1918. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Years Ago Today
From The Herald o.
This Date, 1904

CHINESE inspectors raided the Pal
y ace saloon in Cananea yesterday.
and found a completely equipped plant
for the production Of certificates Of
Chinese admission.
The decision Of the authorities IN
Colorado 10 deport all union men from
the cripple Creek district is expected
to mean the kneIl OF unionism in that
state.
Judge A. n. WalthalI. Of the 54th
district court. has signified his iuteu-
tiOn not 10 run again for that office
He was endorsed by the II Paso Bar
association for the place, but is Op-
posed by district attorney James r.
Harper.
French. British and Russian embas-
sizes in Coustantinople have reached
an agreement that the Turks must
stop their atrocities in Armenia. says
Paris.
The T. S. customs house at NoEaIes
was destroyed by fire last night To
is believed OF incendiary origin, be-
cause 90 the officcrs' activity en- sup
pressing smuggling The loss was
SI25, 900.
T. Carlton Bass. well known local
bull fighter. IS in Jail in st. Louis
with killing his partner
Manuel Cervera. SELF defense is al
legged.
- Uncle Joe" Cannon has stated that
he refuses absolutely to run for vice
president. even IL nominated
The sultan OF Turkey has given per-
mission for the Russian Black sea
fleet 20 pass the DardaneIIes. The
Japs have pushed back an attempted
Russian advance in Manchuria, il is
said.
Manuel Mendoza has filed suit
against the telephone company for
$4,000 for injuries incurred when lie
was buried alive in a trench IN the
street, when he was injured in the
back and side.
Officials OF the T. P. s W. are at
tempting to secure a right OF way 90
san Diego. it became known here to-
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Failure to Pay Nations
War Income Taxes Mag
Result in Big Penalty

Washington. n. c.. June 10.-Vir-
tually every cent OF the nations war
income taxes must be paid before
midnight on June Is; there are few
exceptions. and failure 20 make pay
ment on time carries not only an ex-
ira assessment on the amount due
but the prospect OF heavy penalties
and prison sentences for the tax
slackers-
Individuals and corporations liable
20 the income tax viii be notified in
advance OF the time for payment. and
failure 70 pay the collector before
the close Of business on June - and
ten days after the notice and demand
viii cause the levy Of a 5 per cent
additional tax on the amount paid,
with interest at the rate OF I per
cent a month from the time the tax
became due.
The time has expired when tax
payers may deduct the 9 per cent dis
count for payment In advance, and
all taxes now unpaid must be made
out in full.
The maximum prison sentence for
an individual or officer OF a corpor-
alton convicted OF DELINQUENCY or
fraud Is one year. and the fine to be
imposed on an officer OF q delinquent
corporation shall not exceed $1,000.
The only exceptions included
among corporations not required TO
make payment by June Is are those
having made returns upon the basis
OF their own fiscal year such re-
90 days OF the close OF the corpora
TONS fiscal year. and payments Of
the tax must be made within Jos
days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
= ~ HovAnD r. GaRIs.r-
D SAMMIE'S BICYCLE.

. but still not as much as the tooth
ache.
And when the vaccination was over
and Dr. Possum had gone, Uncle ~
WOW. IN go get you the bicycle ]
@0h- what fun III have." cried
Sammie II am glad was Tacci-
mated on my front paw instead or on
my hind leg. Cause il 7 was vacci-
mated on my leg I couldn't ride the
bicycle May I come with you ana
pick 10 out. Uncle WiggilyT
NO I think you'd better stay
home and rest after your vacclna-
tion.' said the bunny uncle. III
soon bring the bicycle home TO you
So Sammie took little rest and
Uncle Wiggily went on and on
through the woods 90 the 10 and 90
cent store 10 get the bicycle Tor the
little rabbit bow who was VaCcinated.
Uncle Wiggily bought Sammie the
finest bicycle he could find II was
striped red white and blue, like the
barber pole rheumatism crutch Nurse
Jane Fuzzy, the muskrat lady house
keeper. had gnawed tor Mr. Long
ears out OF cornstalS. and the Dl-
cycle had tires on IL that looked Ike
sausages, but which were fuu Of air,
instead Of meat
'Sammie viii like this" said IN
Gle WiEgily, as he started pushing
home. And the rabbit gentleman had
not gone Tar before, all al once, out
from behind a stump, out jumped the
bad old ScallaWag- The ScallaWag is
an animal with electric Hent eyes
and a gas bill which he tlcSles YOU
with. he made grab for Uncle
Wiggily. but didn't quite catch the
bunny gentleman. who started 20 hop
away. pushing Saumie's bicycle
"Oh, III get you, all right barked
''So. you Won'tr" exclaimed Uncle
Wiggily. and he ran faster than be-
fore But the Scallawag ran fast
also. and he had almost caught the
bunny uncle, when a little hOp-toad,
hiding under stone, cried
Jump on the bicycle and ride, IN
Gle WiEgily. Then the bad Scallawag
can't catch you Jump on and ride"
Il will-' cried the bunny. and he
did And he rode so fast that the
scaIawag had hard work keeping up.
But still the bad animal ran on after
the bunny until all Of a sudden,
when he got too close. Uncle WiEglly
quickly opened one Of the blown up
tires.
out rushed a lot OF the pressed air
with which the tire was filled, and
this air puffed and blew so hard that
&c blew off the hat Of the Scallawag-
Right of Il blew his hat
-Oh- my goodness me sakes alive.
and some oatmeal mush,' cried the
bad animal wait for me until run
back and get my hat Uncle Wiggily.
But did Uncle Wiggily Wait2 He
did not He put some fresh air in the
tire. and rode along on Sammie's BIZ
cycle 10 the rabbit boys house. where
he gave the wheel to the bunny chap
for being vaccinated- And Sammie
was made happy. and the ScallawaG
didn't get Mr.. Lougears after all
So this shows us that SclllaWaCs
should always wear hats. and II the
strawberry Jam doesn't sit down in
the rice pudding. III tell YOU next
about Uncle WigEilv and the Scotch
hop Copyright. 1918, my Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicatel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
TRAVELETTE

By NIRsAH.

THE SCILLfS.
NOWHERE in the world are more
~ beautiful flowers and plants.
shrubs, ferns and vines to be found
than in the flower mart OF Covenf
Garden. The exceptional variety
ranges from the delicate ice plant
TO the most luxuriaut and rare orchid
Where do they come from is the in
stinctive question OF the behoIder
Comparatively few can answer. for it
is not generally known that the sciIly
Islands are London's garden spot.
Although but a short distance from
Lands End. the climate OF the tropics
prevails because Of the nearness OF
the Gulf stream. From the distance
this group OF 500 islands. islets and
rocks IS q bare. bleak mass Of stone.
Within the approach. however. NM
dreamed beauties unfold in 5ewiIder-
ing succession The assemblaEe Of
plants. trees and vines COMBINING
specimens from the temperate and the
tropical climates. is beyond cou0rc-
hension. The Inhabitants are not
fishermen. as might be exuected-sII
are gardeners and expert 70 the last
degree
To the tourist world, the ScilIys are
best known for their gigantic rock
foundations and legendary lore. Here
is found the sphinx that. because OF
its excellent condition Of preserra-
llon, rivals EEypt's dila1idared old
party The Giants Castle, Chair.
sun Rock. Bowl and many other noted
formations are dignifiel by descrin-
lions in books OF travel. but the nara
disc OF the Scillys is the gardens.
matcnless for luNuriant variety from
years end 20 years end.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10

In these strenuous, exacting times,
many men and women overwork their
nerves. They DO not take enough rest
They are not careful when and what
they eat. soon they get nervous.
irritable. suffer from aches and pains.
are tired all the time. have no ambi-
tion. lose strength and vigor and then
become sleepless. worn out. and sick.
Never take 10 drink and false stimu-
lants-they are temporary make
shifts. But do act wisely. and begin
the use or Cadomene Tablets. which
act as a powerful tonic for digestion.
nutrition, and elimination. They help
nature 10 perform the functions Of
the organs OF the body and nature
viii in turn restore strength. red
blood and vigor. sold by druggists
everywhere-and guaranteed to be
satisfactory IN every sense by the
manulacturers.-Ad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10

eEDUT I don't want to- don't want
Do I'm not going 10 let him do
it, so there-"
That Is what Cscle Wiggily Long
ears, The rabbit gentleman, heard one
day as he was hopping through the
woods looking for an adventure.
"1Iyl That sounds like trouble- eE-
claimed the bunny. FL wonder who
il is making all that fuss
Then Uncle VViEgily looked and he
saw that he was in front Of the house
where Sammie Littlotail, the boy rab-
bit lived
What's the natter asked 1Ir
Lougears. as he saw 1frs. Littletail
out on the front porch Els that sam
mie hollerings or his sister Susie-
-Oh, its Sammie-' answered the
rabbit lady -T called i'm DIT. Possum
10 vaccinate him, but Sammic says
lie won't have IT, Maybe you could
set him 20 let DIT. Possum scratch
his arm and put In some medicine so
my little boy won't set sick
"Iu try" said Uncle MIEEily- But
when he spoke 20 Sammie the rabbit
boy shook his head until his pink
nose twinkled almost as much as
Uncle WiEgily's and Sammie said-
NO. I viii not be vaccinated-'
not even II I get you bicycle
asked Uncle WiEgiIy.
"a bicvcle-' exclaimed the bunny
boy. 'T didn't know I was going 10
get a bicycle II I'D be vaccinated-'
Il didn't either spoke Dr. Pos
sum.
wei. you are" said Uncle wig
silly. You let your arm be scratched
Samuie. and the vaccination medicine
put in and III get you a bicycle"
IAN right WILL said Sammie-
and he did. though it hurt a little.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
of Quit Kicbin'
Ny Dawg Aroun', Writes
Oun Wedding Storu

Neighbors. A. business man and au-
thor Of the song that almost made
Champ Clark president. is married.
AIr. Neighb0rs. who is connected
with Miami, Okla, mining company,
went 20 the courthouse and after Sc
curing a marriage license TO wed Ed
ma Brooks, 80. bOOkkeeDer. handed
the marriage license clerk a sheet Of
paper.
You may release this 20 the Kansas
city papers" said Seighbors. Il have
already written the story"
The article was headed; Miami,
Okla, Business Man Secured Kansas
City Bride"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Dandelion Party ProUes
Church FoLBs' Surbrise

Denver. Col. June 10--Every mem
Der Of City Park Baptist church was
urgently requested TO attend a spe-
cial midweek prayer meeting and 10
be on hand an hour earlier than us
uaL When the -worshippersf ar
rived the pastor produced an old case
knife for each member. pointed TO
church lawn badly cluttered by dan
delions and told men and women 10
set busy. AT the end OF an hour OF
digging the lawn was clear OF weeds.
The preacher dismissed the diEgers
with a short prayer.