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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-26
Rahv Lovers.

Dear Miss Fairfax. Omaha Bee:
Am constant reader Of your coll
umns and would like to ask you for
some advice.
l am boy of 1s years and am
in love with a young girl Of l 5 years
of age, and am not sure whether
she loves me or not. Is it right for
me to kiss her and tell her that l
love her? Do not think my letter
foolish, for 1 mean what l have
written.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-26
Anxiously awaiting a reply,

Don't be silly. You are mere chill
dren. Why worry over the serious
problems of life when you could be
having a good time skating, playing
tennis, basket ball, base ball or
other seasonable games.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-26

Live not wIthOu, irisndi The Alpine rocks must Ow
It's messy grace, else be nothing but stone.
Live not without God! however low highs
In every house should be q window to the sky.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-26
DIVING Your sultors.


Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
have come to you for advice. am
is years old. have dark brown hair,
blue eyes and rosy cheeks, am five
feet two inches in height, weigh 1870
pounds. Am too large for my
age .--
1 know a young man who is 25
years of age; he is very nice looking,
he says he loves me and wants me
to marry him. Shall 1 return his
affections. He is quite wealthy and
shows me a good time, but / have
another boy friend who is nearer
my own age that I like better. He
is a good, honest boy, but is not as
wealthy as the above friend.
How is my hand writing?
Please answer these questions in
The Omaha Daily Bee as soon as
possible. BABY DOLL
You are rather heavy. If you love
the man Of 25 marry him, but l am
Of the opinion that you do not
know which one you love. You are
too young, anyway, to be so serious.
When you are % you will have
changed your mind many times
about love. Divide your suitors with
lonesome girls
Mary Jane From North Platte.
My dear Mary Jane from North
Platte: Your letter is too long to
print. It is a moan all the way
through. You complain about your
father because he did" and again
because he didn't" I think you
have more selfishness than sense. Is
there anything more disgusting to
regular, sensible folks, than to hear
a girl whine and say she is spoil
ed?" In your present state Of mind
you are too selfish to make soldier
or any other man happy. Now
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-26

able. She says the parsley is par
ticularly attractive under gelatine
salad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-26
Advice to the Lovelorn

Bring Your Troubles to the Daily Melting Pot That They
May Be Dissected, Strengthened and All Matters
Put to Rights .r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
Weddings.

A pretty event Of the past week was
the party Eiver- by Mrs L A. Nelson,
at her home on Douglas street, In hon
or Of Miss Helen Hargrove. whose
marriage to Barney Oden. Of Clifton.
Ariz-. VIII take place at the home OF
her parents. at Clint. Texas. this even
ing at 2 o'clock. The party was in the
nature OF a, miscellaneous. and the
game OF Brides was played during
the afternoon Hiss Josie silva won
the first prize. a beautiful box OF sta
tionery in dainty tints. Just after the
close Of the game, little Laura Talent
and little A o. Wynn came IN with a
great white basket filled with pretty
gifts for the honor guest Miss Della
gave a graceful dance AIRS.
Nelson's mother. Mrs. A. O. Wynn.
and AIRS. W D. Hargrove assisted the
hostess in receiving and entertaining.
A dainty salad course was served. The
personnel OF the guest list included
Mrs n + Neazey, Mrs. 7. c. Schnei-
der. 1lrs. J. Williams. Mrs C.. Whitta-
ker, Mrs. II. H Cunningham. Miss
Nellie Hargrove. Miss Ruth Brown,
Miss Beth Hutchins, Miss Maren Jen-
sen. Mss Martha Patterson. Miss Mary
Daniels. Miss MABEL Weston, Miss Ada
Pitcher, Miss Elcise Faulkner, Miss
Josie Silva. Miss Della Mitchell, Laura
Talent and Master A o. Wynn, u.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
Ninth Engineers Give a Dancein
Honor of Major and His Bride

A VERY lovely affair was the din-
n ner-dance given on Tuesday even
ing by the officers Of the Ninth engl-
nsers IN compliment 70 Maj. T. E.
Atkins, OF the regiment, and his
bride who Is the former Miss Helen
Clark, Of Washington. d. c., daughter
Of Edgar z. Clark, the interstate com
merce commissioner
The dinner was given at the Coun-
try club and the table for the service
was decorated with crimson and white
sweet peas Covers were placed for
1laj- and Mrs Atkins, Capt. and Mrs.
n W Conent Capt and Mrs. II.
Bartlett, Lieut.. and Mrs. W 3. GriEs-
by Lieut. and Mrs. James Boyes,
Lieut. and Mrs. Z. T. Sampson. Miss
Lydia Happer, Miss Dorothy Smith.
Miss Helen Dunn, Miss Anne Thomas
Mss Edna Sampson, Capt H n. Nor
ris, Lieut. William Mclean, Lieut.
Edgar Marburg, Lieut. II p Norcop,
Lieut. 7. p. Larsen, Lieut. ". II. Pie
Ian, Lieut. c. c. owen and Lieut.
chester HouEh. Lieut. Grigsby was
n charge OF tbs details OF the pretty
affair
Mrs. Atkins is a charming addition
TO society OF the city and OF the Mill
rnrv circles, and a number Of pretty
social affairs are in planning for her
and Mal- Atkins At present they are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28

THE following close OF school pro
! gram was given at St Joseph's
academy, wednesday morning, at 10
o'clock
Rhapsody March -.-...--.----...L iszt
Florence Drew, Freda Marie Gum
silver Bells, chorus. Byrne
Seniors.
scherzo in E Minor -Mendelssohn
Florence Drew.
Vfolins-lIarie Corderos sarah Nao-
den. Jeanette Mckinney
Mandolius--Edna Taylor Freda Ma
Piano-Cecilia Fitzgerald. Annette
Shipley. Gladys Clements
Freedoms Day --.--.--------Le rnare
Junior Music Pupils
Two Flowers. Koelling. Op. 354
Lucille Buchanan, katherine Crowley
Katherine Dunn
Faust WALTZ .------.--.-----G ouuod
Violin-Marie Cordero.
PianO-Florence Drew Freda Marie
Gum
The Little Frog. Daisy Bud. Reclta-
tion-Buttercup An Old Tree Toad
lIinims.
Dream OF Love. List
Florence Drew
May Gay --.--.---....-.---.- Rathbun
Dorothy Galas, Irene Johnson
Beautiful ohio --.------.-.-.Ea Earl
Vocal solo-Freda Marie Gum.
Violin-Marie Corderos
Piano-Florence Drew.
ageane-Marche Brillante- .--.-.
1890 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aulding
Dorothy CALAIS, Jane Knight. Lucille
Buchanan
Melody IN F-------.-.--B ubinsrein
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
E Pasoans Auau.

Mrs. R. .. Gates IS among the num-
Der who win on sunday leave for CALI
tornia 10 spend the summer
Mrs. Lea Wilmot VIII leave on sun
cay FOR California. where she VIII
remain for the sumner season.
mrs T. NJ Lawrence is in Long
Beach for the summer. where she has
taken an apartment near the ocean.
NJ LAWRENCE VIII join her later
Ars- I n. Langston. chairman OF
the Travellers Aid for the 7. ". c. A..
leaves today for her mouths vaca-
ton She win visit relatives and
friends IN east Texas and Mississippi.
returning TO resume her work al the
Union Station July J.
Nearly an Of the local tourists are
going TO the west coast for the SUM
mer Mr. and Mrs. d. W. Prather lee
Saturday. p. H. Luckett left Wednes-
day morning 20 join his family. al
ready on the coast Those who win
leave within the next few DAYS arc.
C. w. Groom and family and Mrs
Harry S Burrell, Scott White and
party, Miss Sa1lie Blake and nartv.
Mr. and lars. A. S. Peatross and Dr.
John C.. Crimen. who viii Join his
family in Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
MRS. JOHNSON
ASTONISHED
Gained sixteen pounds on
Tanlac and troubles are
gone.


When bought my first bottle Of
Ianlac / felt like & was that much
money thrown away, SO my wonderful
recovery has astonished me-" said
Mrs p. A. Johnson, who resides at 202
Third street. Fl Paso. Tex a few days
ago.
For eight years" she continued. Il
have been physically broken down and
have suffered tortures with rheuma-
tism. indigestion and nervousness. Ny
whole body seemed to be affected
with rheumatism and nv joints were
swollen and panied me 50 I was al
most helpless Ny legs hurt me so bad
couldn't bear my weight or them and
I had TO use clutches and be helped
about Nothing ! would eat agreed
with me and. my stomach was in such
an awful shape that I couldn't stand
anything tight around me. For
months at q time 7 lived on liquid diet
and even this at times caused me trou-
bic The gas on my stomach affected
my heart so sometimes felt like ev-
cry breath would be my last and my
nerves were simply shattered 10
pieces. I also suffered terribly from
constipation and headaches and never
knew what 1t was to sleep more than
two hours any night.
Honestly, I have spent three
fourths Of my time during the past
two years flat Of my back in bed and
have taken medicine until my house
looks like a drug store I have spent
many a dollar with little or no re-
suits. was told my trouble was
caused by appendicitis and when I
was operated on and still suffered just
as bad as ever. I became discouraged
and felt that I would never get wen.
could just feel myself going from
bad to worse every day A friend Of
mine urged me TO try Tanlac and. I
an now on my third bottle. have
gained sixteen pounds and a half and
am already feeling like a new Wom-
an. It's a positive fact. these three
bottles OF Tanlac have done me more
good than other treatment and rhedi-
cines that have cost me hundreds Of
dollars The pain and swelling caused
by the rheumatism has entirely left
me. 1 eat just any and everything I
want without it hurting me and sleep
every night like a child My nerves
are steady as a clock and really
haven't felt SO well IN eight years and
my friends are all talking about my
wonderful improvement"
Tanlac is sold in Ell Paso by Kelly
& Pollard and by the leading drug
gists IN practically every city. town
and village IN America--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
Thursdays Calendar
In Local Society

high school commencement, in the
II school auditorium. at Sis o'clock.
At 5 o'clock p m, the graduation
exercises OF ST. Joseph's academy will
take place in St Patrick's cathedral
A miscellaneous shower viii be
given honoring Miss Beulah Bowman
by Mrs. Charles SorrelL
The board OF directors OF the Phil
anthropic Cooperative Hospital and
GentlefoIks' Home VIII direct the
serving in the tea and luncheon room
OF the Red Cross Shop
Knitting department OF the Red
Cross open in the Red Cross shop in
san Jacinto plaza Mrs. Horace Broad
dus, chairman OF the Womans work OF
the FL Paso Red Cross chapter Mrs
L. S Stewart, chairman Of the depart
ment; Mrs. c =. Kelly, vice chairman;
Mrs E. n Bell, chairman for the day,
assisted by Mrs. J Hornbrook- knit
ting instructors. Mrs +. NJ Bell, Mrs.
Hayes Watson. Miss Agnes Stewart
and Mrs. E. Brown
Swimming class with instruction at
the i. ". C. a clubhouse for adults
from 9 to 10 a. m. and from TO .. m.
The children's swimming hours with
instruction, 2 TO 3 p m Swimming
for adults without instruction. 10 70
u a. m. and TO z p m Children's
swimming hours. without Instructor,
3 TO 5 p m
Meeting OF the Woman's Missionary
society Of Asbury Methodist church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28

On TUESDAY evening the faculty
Oof St JoseDh's academy entertaine,
with a very delightful banquet an an
rual event given IN honor OF the grad
uating class OF the academy. The
banquet was given in the priests
breakfast room, which was beauti-
fully decorated with roses Festoons
OF the flowers were arranged about
the wells and filled a great vase in
the center TO Overlooking and were
scattered about the table.
Covers were laid for Bishop A. J.
Shuler, Rev father G. G. Frund.
Mother Thomas. Sister Bernadita and
the members OF the gradual ting class.
which included Miss Florence Drew.
Miss Lucille Lyons and Miss Myrtle
Mccarthy.
Numbers OF guest were present al
the Red Cross shop for the luncheon
served by the women OF the congrega-
ton Of the First Methodist church.
the activity at the shop this week
being under the direction OF the board
Of directors Of the Philanthropic Co
operative hospital and Gentlefolks
home. Tuesday, directing the work
in the tea and luncheon rooms were
Mrs. J. d. Foster, captain OF the sup
ply department; Mrs. s II. Highton,
Mrs. ]. +. KiIburn, Mrs John Long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
Closing Exercises Are Held for the
Academy of st. Joseph Wednesday

Dream Ships Waltz Zimm ermann
: VioIins-Catherine Mccarthy, Marie
Cordero, Yolanda Visconu-
Mandolins-Freda NJ Gum. Fora
Breiden. Irene Gilroy, Edelmira VS.
cont. Jessie Rogers, Harriet Fitz-
patrick, Anna Baird. MERGED Fernan-
Pizno-Jane knight.
PoIonaise. Chopin Op. 40 No. I
Florence Drew.
over Hin and Dale. EnEelmann Op. 30
Loretta Wadden. Freda II Gum.
Nay Hymn-Seniors.
Gold medals for highest class av-
erage were won by Misses Myrtle Nc
Carthy, Freda IL Gum, Carolina
Creel. Lucille Buchanan, Martha
Meudter, MERGED Fernandez and Fran
ces Peterson
Premiums for Christian doctrine
were won by Misses Elvira Larriva,
FeIicitas Lujan. Catherine Dunn, Cecil
liza Terrazas and Refugio Urrutia.
Miss Florence Drew. who IS a mem
Der Of the graduating class OF St
Joseph's academy, entertained with
delightful party on Monday afternoon
for a group Of her friends, and after
wards ices were served the party at
the Elite, where the tables were
daiutily appointed with sweet peas.
The CONNECTIONS served were in the
class colors, old rose and gold ana
ccrsaEe bouquets for each guest were
formed Of sweet peas The chaperone
was Mrs T. c. Schneider and the
group Of girls Of the younger set who
enjoyed Miss Drew's hospitality were
Miss Lucille Lyons, Miss Myrtle Nc
Carthy. Miss Rose Gillespie. Miss
Freda Marie Gum. Miss Louise Gates.
Miss Catherine Mccarthy and Miss
Gertrude Codw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
'OmOfTo un = iisitors.

Ed. Farr. OF Albuquerque, n n, IS
I at Hotel Sheldon
7. H league. Of Ranger, Tex. is q
guest at the Mccoy
7 X Young. OF Jerome, ARK is a
guest at the sheldon
J. Halper. Of Preside. Tex, is regis
tered at Hotel Mccoy
Tom 1ueson and daughter are
guests at the del Norte-
J. ". Bonnie. OF Clifton, Ariz-s Is a
guest at Hotel del Norte-
E. c. Robbins. OF Columbus. Tex,
Is a guest at the Mccoy.
W. r lIayfield, Of Dublin Tex, is
registered ar Hotel Sheldon.
5Irs. James Normand, Of Maria.
Tex, is a guest at the del Norte
II. S. Nord. a mining man OF Dem
ing. n. II, is at the sheldon hotel
Mrs Il. T. Merrill and child. or
Amerillo, Tex are guests at the smell
Ross Mcintyre and G. Taylor. Of
Phoenix Ariz-, are registered at Shell
don hotel
r. c. Wanton. Of Ancho. n n is
here on mining business, registered
at Hotel St Regis
D. E Farlet and J :. Raybal, OF
Mcintosh y H. is registered az Ho-
tel del Norte.
z G. Clemans and V. G. Siam
bough. Of Florence. Ariz-. are guests
at Hotel del Norte.
J l. Malone. OF Denver. colo. and
sam Munson, Of Pueblo, Colo, are
guests at the St Regis
n T. Utley- of Morencis Ariz., Is
registered at the St Regis while he
is here on mining business.
E .. Liston, Of Silver City, n H.
Is registered arfthe del Norte during
his business visit in FL Paso.
Mrs P A Rosser and small daugh-
ter, Geraldine, are the guests OF AIRS.
Rossners parents. ar. and Mrs
Robert Harrington Mrs. Rosser is
lFs H L Kerr and children are
Mrs H I. Jerr and children are
leaving this week for a visit Of a few
weeks at Combray. n. n. Later Mrs. Z
Kerr and children VIII 90 to Long
Beach, where they VIII spend the re- 4
mainder Of the sumner
Rer- Herman G. Porter. OF Santa +
Cruz, cal, formerly pastor OF the First /
Methodist church, FL Paso. is in the f.
,itv for week or ten days He Is (
stopping at the Sheld don It was un- i
Ter Ar. Porter's pastorate that the t
new First Methodist church building
was erected llr. Porter is now COM
ference evangelist in The California I
conference
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
4 Dinner Is Given in Honor of the
Graduating Class of Saint JOSeph'S

Mrs. John Gideon and Mrs. Box1ener.
Those serving in the dining room were
Mrs. Walter Butler, captain. Mrs
Myers. Miss Thula Hardie. Mrs. II. H.
Graham, Mrs =. D. BOxfener. Mrs.
Enid Horton. Miss Dorothy George
and Mrs Louis Lay. Professor Edwin
Knickmeyer played q number Of piano
selections during the luncheon hour
and plans are made for special music
and other Interesting features TO be
introduced from time to time during
the week.
Miss Helen Dunn viii entertain at
dinner at the Dunn home in HaW-
thorne Place on Saturday evening in
compliment to Miss Nancy Williams
and her house guests, Miss We're de
We're Adams. Of san Francisco, and
Miss Margaret Lewis. of san Antonio
Miss Adams and Miss Lewis viii ar
rive today with Miss Williams and her
aunt. Mrs. j. A COvode. Mrs Coyode
and the girls. all Of whom have been
attending Miss Spence's school in New
York city. remained in New York for
short visit after the close Of the
school. Miss Lewis and Miss Adams
viii be guests at the Williams home
for several weeks and viii be here Tor
the garden party when Miss Williams.
Miss Lydia Happier, Mss Margaret
Neff and Miss Dunn make their debut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
Women's Organizations.

The women OF the congregation OF
1.-THE First Christian church VIII hold
an ali day fellowship meeting on
I Thursday az the church
The Woman's Missionary society OF
Asbury Methodist church VIII meet IN
the church parlors on thursday after
noon at o'clock The meeting VIII
be IN charge OF Mrs vernon SULLIVAN
There VIII be special music given oy
Miss Margaret Belly.
wade Hampton chapter q ID q
viii hold a reception at the residence
Of the president Of the chapter MS
C. 3. Bryan, on the evening OF June 8
Ia honor OF Jefferson Davis that date
being the anniversary o. ms DIT N
All members Of the o. %. C. IN tne
city are TO be guests at the recep . llo---
Mai r F. Burgess is 70 De the Spear-1l
Tor the evening and an especially de-
lfrhtful musical program has Deen
planned. Refreshments are 10 ne
served.
me Trinity Methodist Missionary
society met TUESDAY atternoon At
o'clock Mrs 7 n Corrlngton naa
charge Of the program The meetlns
oueued with a song. Mrs. George
oliver gave the scripture lesson one
minute talks were made Dy 4lEs- L. y
Ayers. Mrs. J. c. Ballard and MS t.
81 Roberts. Sentence prayers were
offered for the work and the worries
OF Brazil and Cuba Our Task IN Bra
iii and cuba" was the subject Of q
talk by Mrs. J. n Corrsngton. me
Centenary Program for brazA ana
cuba was given BY Mrs S. G. Doug
1-z The society VIII meet twice a
month during June. July and august
the first Tuesday as a business ses-
sion. the third Tuesday as social
meeting. One new member was en-
rolled. Mrs. J. IL Daniel The meet
ing closed with a concert prayer
The various circles Of the woman
auxiliary Of the First Baptist church
met on Tuesday afternoon win gooo
attendance and interest IN the meet
ing The Government Hill circle met
with Mrs. ]. D. Thurman as hostess,
the devotional portion OF the pro
ram led bv Mrs. r. II. Rumsey. Mrs
a. IL Wa1thau led the prayer and
the missionary lesson was read BY
Mrs. A. n. Marker.
The Five Points circle met with
Mrs. Y. z. Ware as hostess, the devo-
tl0nal portion OF the program directed
By Mrs. r. A. Whitlock. The prayer
was led By Mrs II. A. Bethea, solo
was sung by Mrs. s. D. Cobbs. the mis-
sionary lesson was given by Mrs. J. a.
Corn
The Montana street circle met with
Mrs. c. Z. Matthews as hostess the de-
votional part Of the program led BY
Mrs Burleson Staten A piano solo
was given by Miss Nell Boomer, and
the missionary lesson read by A. II.
Evans.
The Stanton street circle met with
Mrs. Sol Franklin as hostess. the de-
votional part OF the program led by
Mrs Armstrong and the lesson was
read by Mrs. Howard Taylor.
The South Side circle met IN the
1arlors Of the church. with Mrs. How
ard Thompson, Mrs. Holcomb and Mrs
Sanders as hostesses-
EncOuraging reports were given at
each meeting on personal service work
and plans were made for the sending
Of a box to Buckner's Orphans home
Ia Dallas. All who desire to contrib E
ute articles for this box are asked TO
send them to the First Baptist church
BY Tuesday. June 3. or TO notify AIrs
J. B. Jones or Mrs J. A Corn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
Here S A Doctor
Prescription
For Those Suffering With
Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Lame Back, and Uric
Acid Troubles.

It COSTS money 10 consult a doctor.
and then you have &c pay the drug
Eist for the prescription which you
must have FILLED.
You get both the advice OF a doctor
and the cost Of the medicine when you
bay a bottle OF Prescription C-2z23.
This splendid liquid compound was
used in the practice OF a specialist
1or years-lt gave his patients relief
Tnere other doctors and remedies had
failed.
Prescription C-2223 VIII relieve YOU.
suppose you 90 10 your druggist to-
day ask him for a large $3.50 bottle
u Prescription C-z223 and 1923 Liver
Pills and begin The treatment as soon
az possible. ~ after you have used
two bottles according to directions.
you 90 not feel that you have been
E1fficienlly benefited. take the empty
bottles back 70 your druggist. tel
him al about Sc and he VII promptly
refund you the price which you paid
for the two bottles
Prescription C-z213 can be had at
most good drug stores or the z2g2
Laboratories. Memphis. Tenn. viii
send you a bottle prepaid on receipt
o. price under the same guarantee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28

Remedies are cheaper and more
pleasant than cures. so be prepared
Tor all the little ailments that 90 with
a trip in warm weather. We carry a
complete stock Of toilet articles thar
VIII make you more comfortable. and
remedies thar you wiz need II you so
on q camping or outing trip. Be pre-
pared for sunburn when You are
swimming and mosquitoes while you
sleep
Your hair is another thing you must
not neglect on your trip Take along
bottle Of Whites Hair Tonic and
Dandruff Remedy. You wiz come
home with your hair in as good con
dition as when you left
scott white q Co., Druggists.
Mills Bldg Roberts Banner Bldg.
81 san Francisco St=Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
Let Lerner Help.

II you belong 70 the majority. your
feet are now giving you trouble
Lerner's Summer Service is proving 9
big help for people whose feet hurt
we have Dr. Reeds Cushion Shoes for
Men and Dr. Edison's Corrective Shoes
for Women
Then, TOO We have Dr. Scholfs ap-
planes TO help crippled feet.
we also carry 4 most complete stock
Of everything any member Of the FAM
ilT might need in the way Of sum
mer footwear
Lerner Shoe Co, 229 san Antonio St.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
KrYptoks.

Don't hesitate to exchange your old
bi1ocals for Kryptoks-the perfect
double vision lens. Let us show YOU
the difference and you viii find sou
can look years younger The c0rrec-
ton VIII be made easily and you VIII
never regret the time You spent with
US. kryptoks are becoming more
popular every day, as they sneak Tor
themselves and friends SPEAK TO
friends
Need Glasses ASK SegaIL
II Paso Optical Co.,
At los Texas St. in the middle OF the
block, between Oregon and Mesa.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28

graduates is most complete. Not only
are the gifts beautiful. but the en-
craving is very artistic and sure TO
please Send them a gift from Xix
sou's-they will know how TO appre-
ciate H.
". T. Hixson Co, Hallmark Jewellers,
Mills and Mesa, on the Plaza near p. o.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28

at o'clock p. M IN the church par
iors-
A miscellaneous shower and birth
day anniversary party viii be given
Thursday evening at o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. Chas. Correll. 1923 Hast
fngs street In honor Of Miss Buelah
Bowman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
HELP NOTICE.

We viii help you If your feet hurt
We carry fun stock Of scientific
Shoes for Men and Women. We also
carry Dr. Sch0lrs appliances for cor
recting foot trouble. out Of town peo-
PIE are asked TO correspond.
Lsrner Shoe Co, 2z9 san Antonio St
drertiseueuE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
Abont ETP.1sonns.

II. j. Gau1 IS recovering from the
effects Of the slight operation per
formed recently at Hotel Dieu.
F. FL Lazeuny was taken 20 his
home today. after spending several
days in a hospital, where he under
went an operation for nasal trouble