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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
ELPaso Manufacturers Haze To Turn
Out The Best To Meet The Connection

THE FL Pasoan should buy home
1 made products because he gets
more for his dollar. when spent for
the product made In Fl Paso. than
when spent for a foreign product
In saying that the EI Pasoan gets
more for his dollar, II spent at home.
We apply to the word more a quali-
tative as wen as a quantitatiTe mean
ing,
The products Of FL Puso have TO
be the best, for FL Pnsa producers,
supplying as they do. 80 great an
aeru Of the southwest. dare not put
anything but The hest upon the
market. We do not claim that
others may not have UroductH Just
as rood. but we defy them 10
produce anything better.
Acaiu. when the Fl Fasoan buys AZ
home. he keeps his money close at
hand and he increases the production
Of home made articles. This always
reacts 70 the buyers interest The
production is increased, more money
Is circulated in FL Pas0. new inves-
tors. producers and manufacturer
are attracted 70 the city This not
only raises the standard Of rroduc-
ton. through competition but also
enhances Fl Pas0 stock ana gives
back returns on the original dollar
spent. that could never be realized
from buying foreign products.
The returns come not only IN me
form OF actual dollars and cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
They Were AIm0St
Many People Relieved Of
Deafness, Head Noises
and Catarrh

Just think Of Relieving your
catarrh. those distressing head noises
or even dea fuesz. without swallowing
any medicines. without 0rerati0r-all
done hy agreeably inhaling redicated
smoke from an herbal mixture Read
what these people say
u Was nearly deaf and c1tarrh vas
very bad writes G. ]. Barber o. De
c1tur; II can hear better nov ard as for
eaiarrh. way, feel as wen as ever
did in mT lfe'
Mrs. Tecota Moore. O. Hiram. writes.
i'I c0lid hardly hear anything Wien ]
commenced using Dr.. Bi1Es1rs l1-arrh
Remedy. Now I can hear = cicck tick
from enc room 90 another
'.T1a roaring and c-acklns noises il
ny head h.Ve gone, feel alriEat nov,
writes q. 4ieklzs 81 AckicT.
II was almost deaf and 7 had lot q
catarrh trouble when ] berEr 90 use Dr.
Biosser's C1tarrh RerisdT. but nuE i feel
better and better every day, writes q.
j. Holland Of Gomez
s'AlLlouEh 7 vas dsaf frou persistent
bad colds being scarcely able 20 hear any
thing. began smoking D. Blcsser s
Cltlrrh Remedy, and acon could easily
hear even slight s1unds,' writes A. Z
Matthews OF Monterey,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
It's Just Like An Endless Chain;
As Home Industries Grow, Entire
City Affected In Numerous Ways

As the prosperity Of the home
Producers increases. more labor
ing people are needed. More lab
orers add more money TO Fl Paso'I
circulation AM meceEsitates more
homes. more paved streets. and
means a general growth Of the
city For "a greater FL Faso, buy
home products!
Through the support OF the home
people. the producers VIII be better
able TO establish themselves. and then
Fl Paso viii become more indepeud-
ent. especially in case OF big strikes
Due 70 her favorable situation. II
Paso has many opportunities IN the
future OF supplying more products
than 1t now does, 70 outlying dis
rricts This win come through the
support Of the home people 70 buying
home goods
Lastly. TO be good citizens. buy
made IN II Paso' products. Be inter
ested IN Fl Paso. and help support It's
producers
Strangers coming to FL Paso viii
judge the manufactures By the
amount Of products bought by home
people, likewise, the citizens OF El
Paso win be judged by the interest
they take in El Paso. So. buy Made
in FL Paso" produces. and watch the
southwest grow. Abby Roberts, 1915
River street. III Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

TOR Ell PASO 10 buy outside prod
I ucts is as II Ireland should import
linens. or Kansas City should order
meats from Massachusetts,. II a coal
mine operator should buy his plant
fuel from q competitor. we should ad-
wise surgery on his dome. but when
e Paso takes its pocketbook and
hunts the land over Tor things that
are made right at home it lays Itself
open to similar suggestion.
Break away from your small town
habits. FL Paso isn't in that class.
Time was when Ell Paso was not
Then came the settlement and the
struggle for life. And then came
men OF vision and Of courage and
founded the Industries that give to-
days city its stability.
Small credit TO you with your mail
order catalog and your undeveloped
civic loyalty. that Fl Paso is metro
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
OrLyTheSmaH- TotUnP inheadRefuses
To Help Build Up Industries AtHome

politau town; small credit 20 YOU
that Fl Paso has come up from notn-
ing and IS going grandly on 10 a
greater future.
Put the honor where 10 belongs,
with the founders Of the industries,
the captains among US VINO nay
fought and yet fight FL Paso's battle,
who contend against competition
abroad and backfire at home, and who
win against the double enemy car
rying the city on, step By step, 10
proud eminence-
who is backfiring here In II Paso .
You are. YOU with your mail order
lists and your memorauounls or plr-
chases to be made at your lirar
chance away from home. Break away
from III. small town habits cling only
10 pinhead folks Why be q pinneil-
when YOU have the chance to be an
FL Pasoan2 Live in and for the CITY :
Be a live part OF IL! spend your
money here, and boost.
Robert Ellsworth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

IITHY buy FL Paso produets2 Wen.
w why not2 You may answer the
first, but the second is unanswerable.
The common argument for buying
the home product IS based on local
loyalty. This IS mere sentiment often
adopted OF denied unthinhingly. It is
fine sentiment. but it IS not reason
and he who defies It does 50 because
he thinks he has reason ~
Reason. not sentiment controls Us
Local loyalty is not the root Of the
natter IL IS only a way station But
it is a trife, an honorable sentiment
and as such is grounded IN good rea-
son.
Let us seek the reason here. we
have not far to 60 The intelligent
FL Paso buyer prefers FL Paso pro-
ducts because Il pays him 70. lie who
fails 10 grasp that basic truth Is
guilty OF imperfect mental processes
Item for item, FL Paso products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

EVERYONE should buy Made in IT
L Paso~ products. All OF US are bene-
fitted in one way or another by buy
ing home products.
Flrst, Il Is cheaper to buy home
products. when few home pro-
duets are bought. the raw mater
1als VIII have to be sent else
where, ana then returned us I'm
ished products. Due to the trans
portution cost each way. the cat
Of the finished goods VIII be high
er, 50 TO eeonomfzes buy goods
made at home
Second, buying home products pro
notes the prosperity Of FL Paso-
The money Of FL Paso's population
should be kept az home, for what
city viii prosper when its wealth
IS sent elsewhere2
With the growth OF manufacturer
and producers. the property Of II
Paso vii become more valuable The
producers viii have 10 enlarge their
plants and output. The surrounding
property VIII increase IN value, and
consequently, all property viii be-
come more valuable As this value in
creases, taxation win be greater. and
thus our schools paved streets. and
street car lines viii be improved and
extended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Why He Buys Ell PasO Made Products
And WHyHe Says You Should Do So

hfQ4Hl2SG has encouraged ard de-
y veloped The skin and craftiness
having been exercised by mankind
since the stone age, more than the
extensive usage Of The many useful
products which they have produced
am quite sure that voice the
sentiments q multitude when I
say the results OF this precious la
bor' should be commemorated as
wen as boosted to an unlimited apex
Why do I buy Made in Fl Paso"
productse
buy them Tor number Of rsa-
sons.
AZ laborer am a first class
booster Of Fkllful trade and as a
stalwart FL Pasoan i automatically
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
EL PASO IS BACK OF ALL
HOME ENTERPRISE

Of his products. not Only by a pro-
gram for the rebate OF fares. the is
suance OF trade directories. the hold
ing OF manufacturers' meetings. the
display OF FL Faso manufactured ar
ticles. the promotion Of made in
El Paso" show and not once has 10
failed 20 do all in its power 70 in
crease the sale Of FL Paso products
and TO help the manufacturers in
their Introduction 20 the public
All Given a Square DEAL
It is important to the local manu-
facturer TO avail himself Of every
opportunity 10 introduce his pro
ducts to the public. because there Is
no product manufactured and D. de-
mand but what there is not q bisEer
manufacturer somewhere else who
could command the field. II our local
manufacturers hold back and IL can
not be said that any Of them do. &c
is aff0rding the outsider better
which he shoulc hope 10 command
Il takes money TO make money. and
Ct takes initiative 70 get business The
Made I'm FL Plso victory show IS
a test whether or not the mauufac-
turers Of Ei paso have really de-
veloped in 81 Paso tangible manu-
featuring center. or whether that de-
velopment IS yet TO come. The PUBIC
viii be the judge. and the public
usually knows.
what the chamber OF commerce and
the manufacturers want 70 do Is -
arouse in the publc's mind the desire
to give local coffee, -four, meat. con-
dimsnts. beds. springs, mattresses.
brick, tile. cement. brooms and hum
drsd other items an even break and
they believe the people o. Fl Pas0 VIII
give its manufacturing Interests this
break II the manufacture Is keen.
eager and enthusiastic enough 20 take
the chance
The week at the auditorium Is so
ing to be a real week-interesting.
pulsatinE. rejecting in color and in
atmosphere what makes people from
rich mountain countries and rich
coast countries remain here and dedi-
cate their lives here. because there
Is a magic in the place which bellies
analysis or evades description
FL Paso's show Is something that
should be close TO the hearts Of all
who live here and do wei here and
expect 10 do better here as the years
80 on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Save Your Hearing

Amazing relief OF deafness. head
noises and other disorders due %
catarrh are beilE credited 10 the en-
cacy OF this herbal medicine q can
be bought a. the drug store IN eig1rsifsi
or as a fife-rlr1tirg or barrirg rsirisrr.
Contains no tobacco IS safe and harm
less. Ask for Or. Biosser's Remedy.
Use this even after other things have
failed. Women. men and children
easily use this great remedy.
Buy at any busy drug store. Or
send 10 cents for proof package 20 the
BLosSER CO., DA-fL atlanta, ca.
For sale By Kelly & Pollard. Palace DRUG
Co.. ". A. Warner. C. s. I'M. ana BY al
busy druggists throughout 1-zas and
America.=Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Loyalty To Self Is The First Reason
For Ell Pasoans Buying Home Products

equal any. item for item. their pro
duction is economically sound-tnat
Is. production costs permit the item
10 Sc sold here on an equality with
similar items. made elsewhere SOLD lu
the place Of production. Thus, the u
Paso buyer should get ~ faso pro-
dues al prices from which trans
oortation costs and several middle
naeu's profits are eliminated That Is
he gets equai quality for less money
which is Just what ne is after
The intelligent Fl Paso buyer, look
ing out for his interests, understand
THIS. HIS loyalty to self Is the primal
point Of reason from which proceeds
the thread Of Eood citizenship that
binds him in conscious loyalty TO
city. state and country. TO thine own
self be true" II Paso's prosperity is
the amalgamated prosperity Of its in-
dividuai citizens. We cannot intelli-
gently serve our own interests with
out coincidentally serving the inter
ests OF our city o. FL Paso.
George I Putnam
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Buy Farm Products Grown At EIPaso
And The Articles Manufactured Here

THERE are a number Of reasons
4 Why people living In FL Paso and
surrounding country should buy
made in EI Paso" products.
First, the people living here make
their money mere and they should
spend g here.
Second. when you buy something
that IS made in El Pass. you help FL
Paso, its working people and your
SELF, because you keep the money
az home.
Why help some other city when
YOU can help your own And every
tor ~ Paso.
Third most OF the things @made in
~ Faso are the best or their kind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

feel that SC IS my indispensable duty
10 purchase the Made in IL Paso'
products.
have experienced a something
III the quality Of the local products
which I accurately concluded as
superiority. This feature naturally
causes me to purchase the lei Paso
products.
After using a number OF these
products FOR a course Of time. ] also
noted that the durability Of some is
mbounded.
In proportion to FL Paso's condi-
produce, no brand Of manufactured
material has surpassed the efficiency
OF the Made in Fl Paso' products.
Therefore. 7 readily conclude that
because Of the inevitable competency
having been thus far rendered in
service BY the local products, nc
matter how difficult 10 obtain, i shall
forever appreciate the utility Of tho
inrincible Made in FL Paso7 products
Why should others buy made IN
FL Paso' products2
Since the made In FL paso" prod
ucts accurately and effectively meet
the demands Of the previously stated
facts. there should be no delay what
ever on the part Of Others" TO util-
lie them (local nroducts).
During this period Of the high cost
Of living people should especially use
such products as win give the largest
possible contributions TO their well
fare To obtain such urgent facilities
others should consult the local
manufacturing departments for the
socalied Made IN FL Plso" products
IN Reed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

50 that You are helping yourself by
buying made IN Fl Paso" products
FOURTH by buying things made and
grown IN Fl Paso. the money is kept
here and that means more paved
streets and better improvements for
al Paso and surrounding country.
The people in the surrounding
country should buy made in FL Paso"
things. as they would save freight
and delay IN getting things. and save
money besides.
There Is another reason- Things
grown in and around Ell Paso are
made in El Paso" products and
should be bought. too. for what helps
the farmer helps FL Paso.
The more made IN II Paso' pro-
duets you buy. tie better for FL Paso
and her people.
Nc Robert Stoves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

saved. through having more and bet
ter products made az home. where the
citizen deals directly with the pro-
ducer ana knows what goes into the
product and how it is handled, but
also in the form Of better schools. in
creased civic improvements and a
better ana higher type OF citizenship
in short, the returns come back in
the form Of a Bigger and Better III
Paso, which means wealth 20 each
and every citizen
- Inlson sur-r-ers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Made In Ell Paso 4 sn 6H9H
Victory Show ITHV
The Manufacturers Of Ell PasO through the Il
Paso Chamber of Commerce offer big free
show al Liberty Hall November His.
Music CoJo9-Life-Dancing
CaYniUaI Features

The staging of show of products manufactured
IN FL Paso, to be presented at Liberty Hall, No
vember / 10 IS, inclusive, as the 'Nlade-ln-El
Paso' Victory Show, affords opportunity to the
Manufactures and Jobbers of FL Paso 10 extend
an invitation to out-of-town customers and friends
to be IN attendance Every possible courtesy will
be shown to visitors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

Much OF the family washing IN
Japan IS done ly getting into a NOV
ing boat and letting the sheets. shirts.
etc. trail astern on e long rope.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

The Portuguese wineries use only
the finest Russian oak for wine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Fave GlL0R IN GHEEKS
Be Better Loo king-Take
Olive Tablets

TO have q clear PINK sl1n. bright
eyes. no pimplss, q feeling Of buoyancy
Ike childhood DAYS you must keep
yom body free from poisonous wastes
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets "a vege-
table compound mixed with Give Old
act On the liver and bowels Ike calomel
yet have no dangerous after eject
lake one nightly and note resEiss-
They start the BILE and overcome
consultation. That's why millions OF
boxes are sod annually, l0c and sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05
What Is the Depth
 Of a Fathers Love?

717HE death of Charles E. Van Loan,
 J widely known writer and humor- ist, caused the death of his father. On the same day Detroit man died broken-hearted when informed that the son he idolized had been impli- cated in a graft scandal at the Great Lakes training station. The young man shortly after committed suicide.
 Such cases of paternal devotion are by no means rare and they go to show that a fathers love can be as strong, or even stronger, than that of a mother, the most nearly sublime in self-sacrifice of all human ties. After some thousands of years belated at tempt has been made to show at least a part of the reverence bestowed on motherhood through the centuries to fatherhood. Despite the efforts to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05
WILLIAMS POCKET MONEY

From the Washington Star
 Consider the unhappy financial status of William Hohenzollern. He went over into Holland rather in a hurry, not stopping to make provision for a pro- tracted stay. Perhaps he did not expect to stay long, possibly he was confident of triumphal re-entry into Berlin with in few weeks. At all events, it now proves that he did not take funds enough to pay his expenses and he has been forced to borrow some 40,OOO guild CTS from his host. It must have been a very bitter pill for him to swallow to ask the government at Berlin for aid. sugar-coated in terms of a petition for access to his own private fortune. It is now announced that the government, after consideration, has agreed to the former Kaiser's request, but With true Teutonic care has instituted an inquiry to determine what portion of the sup posed Hohenzollern fortune belongs to William and what in equity belongs to the state. This has resulted in a report that the former Kaiser can legally claim as his own 900 marks, or about s1S- 1000. But this sum is not to be turned over to him at once. He Is to be allowed temporarily only 6Oo00O marks to meet his present indebtedness and future ex- penses. This precaution may suggest that it will be the policy of the Berlin gov ernment to establish itself as trustee of the ex-Kaiser's fortune rather than allow him to have full control of it. A large sum of money placed at once in his hands might be put to throublesome uSeS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05
THE TRAIN FALKERs
From the Atlanta Journal.
 A Woman and a Porter.

From the Atlanta Journal.
 A Woman and Porter. Upper 5?"
 Right here, ma am.
 Any chance of getting a lower?'' No, ma'am; all taken No chance of getting a lower?' No, ma am; they're all taken No chance even after we get started?' NO, ma am"
 That's what they told me at the ticket office"
 Yes, m
 'T went early yesterday morning as that-two days ahead. They told me they were all sold.''
 Yes, m
 You don't think there'd be chance of getting lower?'
 No m
 You would think going as early as that would be time enough. What time do we get in?'
 "Six fifty
 That's about-let's see-ten minutes before six-no. seven-yes, ten minutes to seven, isn't it?"
 Yes, 'm.'
 Do we have to get out them?'' No. ma am. You can stay in the car till seven thirty"
 Well, better wake me about seven." "Oh. porter.''
 ''Yes. m Better wake me at quarter to seven. Then I won't have to hurry" 'Yes, m" And if you hear of a lower you'll let me know. won't you?"
 Yes. 'm.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05
LUKE M'LUKE SAYS

Any wife can tell you that man will
 howl more over having his finger cut
 than a woman would over having both
 hands amputated. Whether a thing is right or wrong depends a great deal on whether you are doing it or some other fellow IS doing it.
 Cheer up! After the Anti Every
 thing league gets through it is pos sible that we will still be able to de-
 bauch ourselves on cereal coffee and cubeb cigarettes. About 20 or 30 days after they have been married the bride gets sneakins notion. into her head that the world would keep right on going around even if her .husbapd slept and forgot to manage the seb And the honeymoon packs up and beats 1t. Even when man is hunting for mitigating circumstances for his own delinquencies he never overlooks any evidence against the other fellow You may not believe it. but jealous man get 10 times as jealous as Jea.- ous woman.
 After man gets fired he likes to go around telling that they had 10 hire | two men to do the work he was doing.
  crying from school and told his mother that the teacher had whipped him with a stick And his mother asked him how big a stick the teacher had used, And the boy went out and came back dragging a wagon tongue behlnd him.
 We all give bad luck credit for a l lot of the orneryness that we started ourselves.
 Many a girl with high ideals has to give them up for dishwashing when | she gets married Any time you think that you ars being overlooked Just think what an easy cinch you have compared with a stork who is assigned to territory in which there are several Wop and Slav l tenement houses.
 1 The old d-fashioned boy who uaed to want to go out west and kill In
 dians now has son who wants to go
 to New York and be an Indian
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05
Republican Leaders
 Playing Politics

7T1HE Sixty-fifth Congress came to
 U an end yesterday and the Sixty sixth, with the House of Representa- tives controlled by the republicans, will have for it's driving motive the return of the G. O. P. to power in the 1920 elections. That small states men should "play politics" is not sur prising. They are frantic to get back into the administration saddle and are stopping at nothing to accomplish their purpose.
 Love of country should come before party, but republican leaders, in their self-seeking, have forgot the meaning of the word patriotism. The people, however, have not lost their abiding sense of Americanism. The demo- crats have made an exceptionally strong record and the more the Borahs and the Shermans and the resourceful Lodge everyday their parts the strong CT will the position of the democrats appear in the next presidential cam |paign.
 As a result of the republican fili- buster in the closing days of Congress Approximately 17OO of President Will sons nominations were left uncon- firmed. The Senate's failure to con- firm the appointment to cabinet of flee might have seemed a discourtesy ito the chief executive. It is without precedent, but it need not be con- strued as an offense. A. Mitchell Palmer, the new Attorney General, will serve as a recess appointee and will be duly confirmed when the Sen
 ate meets again.
 The unconfirmed list includes 1000 postmasters, and in such cases no re- cess appointment is needed, as each postmaster holds over until his sue cessor qualities. And in the case of army and navy promotions their high
 CT rank will date back to the original nomination.
 But had the Senate refrained from lfilibustering politics there would have
 been ample time for confirmation of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05

make jest of Fathers Day" the movement has deep significance and the impression is growing that fa- thers have been too long neglected.
 The average woman is better than the average man. It naturally fol- lows that the average mother is bet ter than the average father, yet much is to be said on the other side. By no means all the toll, the loving care and the sacrifice fall to the lot of mother. There is in any neighbor- hood of good people plenty of proof to the contrary.