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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-07-11
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Habitual Constipation Cured
in IA to Fl DayS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSlN" is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly hut
should be taken regularly for IA to 2l days
to induce regular action. II SSmulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 6Uc
per bottle.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-07-11
Cleveland will pay for itself the first
-: ~IL
six months

"It might be of interest to you to know that my
Cleveland will pay for itself in road work and farming
the first six months 1t is real pleasure have such
wonderful tractor the Cleveland to know that its
distributors are such reliable people you are"
BRYAN GOLDSBY,
Washington, Okla.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-07-11

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land Tractors, what
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-07-11
The oulnlns Tha. Does Not Aztec, the Hssd

Because OF its tonic and laxative effect. LAxA.
T1vR BROMO QUININE Is better than ordinary
Quinine and does ~"t cause nervousness nor
ringing in head Remember the full name and
look Tor the signature Ct T.. W. GROVE. SOC.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-07-11
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza

LAXATIVE BRoM0 oUININE Tablets remove the
cause. There Is only one "Bromo ouinine ="
T. W. GROVES sisnstuIe Cd box. SOC.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-07-11

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. 666 quickly relieves Constipation. Bill. (,
= iousess, Loss of Appetite and Head :.
= ache, due to Torpid Liver. 9.l2 4
= = u = = = u q g q = 8; q q 8: 4 {.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
COURT OF APPEALS AFFIRMS
DECISION IN BLOCH CASE

Word was received by United
States attorney ". r Fryer Satur-
lay morning 70 the effect that the
Nav Orleans circuit court OF appeals
has affirmed the local courts decision
against Herman Bloch who was con-
victed Of receiving IS TASKS Of quick
silver which had ben stolen from an
interstate shipment The TASKS are
said 70 have been worth approx
mately 500 each.
The court which tried Bloch as
sessed his punishment at years in
the federal prison at LeaVeuworth
Kansas
Another conviction against Bloch
in which he IS charged with receiv-
ing and concealinE a quantity OF
lead which was stolen from Fort
Bliss. and sentenced TO 5 years. has
also been appealed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
STOCKS UNDER
REPRE55URE
Shorts Make Most Of IN
favorable Conditions;
Some Losses Retrieved.

1sev York Nov. 29.-Stocls were
under further pressure at the opening
Of todayis brief session. the shorts
again making the most Of uHfzvorable
conditions at home AID abroad Re-
actions o. 8 to - points marked the
early movement in Numerous indus
trials and sUeciaIues. notably Aneri-
can Tobaccd. General Motors and cru
chile steel On the rebound OF the sec
ond hour some Of these losses we're
recovered in ulrt or whole. sales ap-
proximated $4,000 shares.
The weekend session OF the stock e1-
chauFa opened with further heavy oItaf-
ms "a shares which contributed mainly
10 the rararsaiz Of the last few days
C4eusrar Motors ad.iad 17A points 20 3es-
terdav's severe dee Tine and Crucihle steel
lost Az points. Lther motor and s-eel
issues. also oils. clippers equipments ana
shiunirrs were ru % points lower Low
priced rails averzEll one point re-Hssloild
fur hfrh rr1de trarsp1rtzll1us utLered
s-5r-s. r-7-lstauce 20 urezzure
rflssrtv bond Guzl prices today were
slls $3.50. first IS $685. second "a
s8Ia0- first 4as s2A29' second SIS,
SgIss- third 4As S9a.80- tourth as
1915. Victory 3zs- $Sse-o4i victory 43ts,
$500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Livestock Market


Chicagu. M Aov- HoFs--Eteceipt ..
5000. MarEet actiEs- BuIlz. s12-6QG 13-s5s
top. sIg-e5s heavy s13-50l 15G5- medium.
$3.50 1885, light s1a-5o Q r s5- heavy
packing E1us smooth. SL2-75 Gl1-z5-
Catfle-Recelurs. 5l0l- Marks compared
with a week ago. fat steers soc 70 81
higher: she stock. f5c 70 see 70 higher
best feeders 25c higher. othars steady
western. Sc 70 SOC higher calves. steady
with a week ago. fat lambs. 15Gc 70 81
higher in between grades advancing most
fat sheep Te1rlinrs and feeding lambs.
mostly CSC to see higher feeders and
breeding sheep. steady
Unofficial estimates o. arrivals Monday
Hogs 5o,00os cattle. $4,000 sheep. 27.ooo :
ard for next week HOGS. 25n.0o1
Fort worth Livestock. Close
Fort MortL Teas Nov Za.-C-zttle-
Receipts. $780, marl-et steady 70 higher
hceves- SEQ 9 l1-QQs stncllers s7-0o @ 1900 :
cows. sG-o9 @ 211s heifers. $3.50 10-5es
bells. sE25G s-25. calves. S7.5o 10-50.
Hogs Receipts. 250Gs market steady 70
= advance n s1ot Light $500 71s-25s
mlctfum s1l91G1z-15. heavy. s15-10G
1s-25i mixed s11-5g f1z-s0s common. s1z-eo
4l15es pigs sos lLZ5-
Sheep Receiutz. 210o- u-zrlrst steady
Lambs. $500 Q 1900 yeariluEs. $500
1Z00s werhsrs. $500 1905 ewes $500
s.5c- cuus. s4O0fz.6: goats. sL00165o
Denver livestock. Close.
Denver Colo. nov Zs.-Czttls-Re-
csiptz 179a- Market steady. Beef steers,
s10G1250; cows and heifers, gT8s.
s.oellsrs and. feeders. SIS 611-soi calves.
Hog-Recsipts. nous-
sheep-ReceiptE 5000 Market strong.
Llulbs. SIS 14-15; ewes. $3.50 @ 7.75s feed
er lama $3.50 G1425.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Associated Charities Budget For 1920
Shows Comprehensive lanSForWork

years money wa spent as follows
Material relief, 4i per cent logging
for men. II per cent; ehildren's cay
nursery. IS per cent; visiting nurse
per cent personal service In the
care OF families, u per cent; en-
ployment bureau. ] per cent admin
istration and finances. II per cent
Every railroad center like II Paso
needs adequate lodging taciiilies LOT
homeless men. men out OF WORK Grip
pied or sick. The Robert krakauer
memorial building VIII meet the neeq
In the best manner possible. sqcn
a building viii help US in keepins
such men off the streets, properly
sheltered and cared for Begging
from house 10 house or on the streets
has been almost entirely eliminated
0y the Associated Charities, throt gn
the careful attention we have given
TO helping these men 70 help them
selves
The children's day nursery pro-
rides care for children OF mothers
who must work We have from go
to so children there every day Many
OF these children we're Kept locked
up in dark rooms or sere permitted
to run the streets before they were
brought TO the nursery. The mothers
Of these children can now 90 llelE
daily work free from worry. for their
children are kept happy healthy ana
clean
IAN experienced visiting nurse VS.
its the sick in their homes and makes
it unnecessary for many 70 90 % the
hospital She also helps Ia the baby
clinic and supervises the distrl button
OF milk to the sick children A milk
station Is maintained all the year
and saves hundreds OF babies lives
during the sumner months espe-
clally.
Last year the Associated Chari-
ties distributed 800 baskets 20 the
Door and needy at Christmas time
ard VIII do the same this year But
thfs Is only one Of the many actlvl-
ties OF the Associated Charities The
city's charity work in this organi-
zation is centralized. and the Work
is constructive and prompt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
CORN ADVANCES
WITHG0LD5NAP
Likelihood Of Delay in Ship
ments Causes Jump
On EvchanOa
on Exchange

Chicago. III, Nov. 29.-Stormy con-
dituns likely to hold back the crop
movement led today to fresh advances
in the corn market Opening prices.
which varied from the same as yes
terday's finish to 15fc higher With De-
cember S1-s7 TO s1-sS and May S1-55 70
sLs35i. were followed by material
gains all around
In the last hour. a sharp setback
took place as result OF sudden
heavy selling through commission
houses. The close was weak, sc TO
&c net lower. with December Sl-s5 =
20 SL561t and Nay SI-307s TO sLsL
Oats were relatively easy For the
most part. trade was Of a local char
acter. AFTER. opening unchanged 70
= d sc lower. including Nay at = =
q T77sc. the market scored a slight ad-
vance
Hearv curtaflment Of lard ship
meurs had a bearish effect on pro-
visions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

eeTF the people OF FL Paso realize
/ what the Associated Charities
stands for and what kind OF work Il
Is doing. and how far reaching this
work Is, I feel sure they would put
over the $4,000 campaign IN hur-
~" said J. 3. Gwin. secretary Of the
Associated Charities
"Am the money viii be spent az
home. some for a permanent build
inE for charity, some for a site on
which to erect this building ana
other buildings, and some for the
budget for 1890. A person can give
TO all these purposes or any one
This appeal Is made so that the
aged and infirm might not spend
their last day In want: that widows
with children can be adequately pro-
vlded for that broken family ties
might be reunited: that children
might be protected; that men might
have shelter and food while looking
for work; that cripples might pc
be helped 10 become self-support-
ing; that no one in Fl Paso mig
suffer unnecessarily that charity
might be helpful and an influence
toward self-support and better Nv
ing rather than q demoralizing force
a steady stream OF sick and helpless
people come TO our office TO ask for
relief. advice and help in getting out
OF their trouble. They receive pa
tfent and sympathetic hearing
prompt and adequate relief when re-
lief Is needed. and always they are
helped so that whenever possible
they may become self-supporting-
The Budget NeceEsary.
iaTo make this possible the follow
Ing budget Is urgently needed; hoo-
ert Krakauer memorial building, $50
600: building sites for this and other
buiidfnEs. $4,000. budget fund for
1920. $4,000: total. $4,000.
This does not provide Tor me en-
tire budget. but the additional
amount needed Is received from the
civ and county OF Fl Paso and from
ne sale OF Red Cross seals, as wen
as from special contributions and IN
refunds from those helped Last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Mother Weeps is Judge
Clamps Sentence On Son

Luis Bohena, IS years old. pleaded
guilty Saturday morning before a jury
in the 34th district court 10 a charge
OF burglary and was sentenced 70
serve two years in the peuiteutiary.
He said ne and Francisco GuZman and
Jose Luna robbed TIE Globe dry goods
store November II. Guzmau was sen
fenced November 81 10 serve two
years IN the peniteutia-y and Luna
has not been tried
Bohena said he had never been IN
trouble before and the prosecution
and defence asked that the minimum
penalty be given He said he was per
suaded TO commit the robbery and
that he was crazy at the time He
said he had no father and that he
helps support his mother and three
sisters
The boys mother was in the court
room and, as the sentence was pro
nounced- she drew her black cape
closer about her and WepL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
HUSBAND SAVES WIFE'S LIFE
AFTER SHE DRINKS POISON

Mrs George r Irwin. IS years old,
drank a small quantity Of iodine early
Saturday morning She was rushed
TO the police emergency hospital
where she was given treatment by
Dr. John Hardy. The physician an
nounced that her condition Is not seri
short time
Ium sdfately after she drank the
poison. the young woman said. her
husband forced her 20 drink a
quantity OF hot salt water. This Is
believed 20 have been the autfdote
which prevented serious illness. or
possible death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Officers Nab Man Who
Visits Jail To Speak
With Arrested Friend

Q Y Douuavan was arrested NO
veuber 20 on a charge OF being
drunk and failing to pay for rent
car services, according 70 the sher-
IFS office. and was detained
Don Teas went 70 the sheriff Of
flee Friday afternoon and asked %
So Dcunaran. The deputy iu charge
wanted TO know his reasons Tor de-
string TO speak 90 Dounavan Ac-
cordfnE 70 the deputy, Teas said ne
came TO Il Paso with him and that
they were friends
Teas was arrested
A telegram signed BY A. O. Van
Riper. captain Of detectives at san
Antonio, Texas. received at the sner-
ifFs office. says that the men are
wanted in san Antonio 20 answer
charges OF stealing an automobile
When Teas was told that be and
Donuzvau were charged with steal
E-E a motor car he asked permission
10 20 10 san Antonio to -srrai Ehten
ic up He was told that u was TOO
late now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Trend TO0ard
Centralized
Govern M ent
Dale Discusses Constitution
and Amendments TAX
ing State Rights.

At the monthly luncheon OF the e
Paso Bar association held Saturday
at noon, I. A Dale. Of the associa-
ton, read a paper entitled our Ma.
tional Constitution and its Amend
ments.- in which he directed atten-
ton to the fact that the first ten OF
the amendments were adopted along
with the original document and that
these amendments constituted our
bill Of rights. reserving as they do
to the people the rights and privileges
always beld by free men 70 be the
natural and iEallenable rights in
herent in the people themselves
He directed attention 10 the fact
that these amendments were design
ed not only 70 reserve 20 the people
their rights. but also 70 reserve to
the states the rights which they had
not intended to hand over 70 the fed
eral government
Reserves Rights TO States
The eleventh amendment, likewise.
Mr. Dale asserted. was for the pur-
pose Of reserving 10 the states the
rights which they were intended 20
have reserved.
he then directed attention 20 the
18th, 18th and 18th amendments. all
a period Of five years after the con-
clusion Of the civil war, desiCned TO
write into the constitution the vic
tories that had been achieved on the
battle field.
With reference TO the succeeding
amendments. Is to 70. both inclusive,
he directed attention TO the fact that
by each OF them the states had been
deprived OF rights and powers which
they had previously enjoyed and ex-
ercised- He also called attention to
certain acts OF congress making. as
he asserted, inroads upon the rights
OF the several states. and he empha-
sized the fact that there was and
had been for the last decade a gen
eral trend toward Strengthening the
central government at Washington,
and the corresponding weakening Of
the powers Of the states.
Is Field for Thought.
He neither commended nor con-
femned this general trend. but sim
ply called attention 70 q and suE-
Eested that IN the present situation
and IN this general trend toward
strong centralized government and
the corresponding weakening Of the
nowers OF the states. a field existed
for the best thought OF the strongest
thinkers OF our time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
RUM0RS
AFFECT COTTON
New England Situation Ser
ious But Market Reacts
After Half Hour.

New Orleans. La. NOV. 29.-Reports
that mill operatives in New England
had voted &c strike caused a decline
OF II 20 IS points around the opening
OF the cotton market today. but re-
cent short sellers were eager for
profits and their demand supported
the market and caused a reaction half
an hour after the opening. The trad
ing months were 3 TO points higher
than yesterdays close
Opening prices were; December. s5s.15;
January, ss5I5s March. s5L2ss Nay.
S51.13-
The market continued 70 do better In a
moderate way and toward the close stood
at advances OF IS 20 81 points
Spot cotton was steady and unchanged
sales on the spot, SIS bales; 20 arrive 1915
bales. Low mlddllnE. $685. mlddlnEs sass
good middiiuE. ff0-T5.
Cotton closed steady Friday az a decline
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
ALLEGED RUNAWAY WITH 500
IS FOUND IN KANSAS CITY

Harold A. Sawyer. a II year old boy
who it is said disappeared Nov.
after leaving the Sanitary grocery
store, where he worked, with $500 70
deposit. has been arrested in Kansas
City, No. according TO a telegram re-
ceived by the sheriffs office a
deputy sheriff left Saturday 70 bring
the boy back 70 FL Paso.
Fritz Redford proprietor Of the
store. 2610 Aurora street, said Sawyer
left the store In a truck. and that Ia
ter the car was found deserted down
town
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
BIDS ON DISPOSAL PLANT
SHOW VARIANCE OF 5000

a difference Of 5000 between the
lowest and highest bid for new
equipment for the city disposal plant
was noticed Saturday by the city
council when the various bids were
opened The equipment includes two
pumps and two engines.
w G. stewart. city engineer. and
A. II Johnsous city purchasing
agent were ordered to tabulate the
olds, showing prices and efficiency
Of equipment.
A welding and cutting machine for
the Mesa water works was ordered
purchased.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED
CHILDREN AT POULTRY SHOW

Julius Ferguson, a poultry fancier
Of FL Paso. announced Saturday that
he would award two prizes to FL Paso
horns.
One prize Of IS VIII be given TO the
boy or girl showing the best pair
male and female, at the poultry
show in January. Another prize Of
S. viii be given for the best laying
LeEhorn hen. This prize is to be
awarded Nov. "a. 1890 and is 10 be
given on the basis OF the most and
best EGGS laid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
N. z. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fbg AsE1clzfed FrFse-
View York. Nov 29.-4l ercuurild paper
sTf. Sterling demand So cables. s4a-
Sterling demand Si-91 Fl cables. s4ll =
Tine loans. strong sixty days. 90 days
and six months. 2 bid
CAL Money. easy HIGH 8 low. = rul-
fnE rate. 9; closing BID, = offered at s.
last loan. g. Bank acceptancgs. 4s1-
bar silver, gL29-
Mexican dollars, sl74c-
copper. dun E-ectrolytio spot and inst
quarter. 1St Csc
20. Q Northern E151as. No. 2 southern.
ssZ
Au1Imonv. sg-150a5G
Lead. quiet spot ard December, $50
bid $3.50 asked
zinc. firm East So. Louis spot s7-9s
bid. IS asked
EOEnUE METAL MARKET.
london. gag. eov. zg--The quotations
on the metal exchange today were as foi-
lows.
STANDARD copper. SPOT ~. - o.
Electrolvtic. spot flQ6.
Tin. spot. E23f. 81. Cd.
Lad spot. E57. los
Zl1c. spot. EAs aG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
CAIN
ON SHORT DAY
Inspiration Leads List Of
Fractional Increase on
ReactiOnarY Exchange.

The market was somewhat reac-
tionary this morning during the short
two hour session with coppers all
showing gains at the close, accord
ing 70 J. s Curtiss and company.
Sheldon hotel
Inspiration. after making an over
night gain Of IA points. sold up 10
sSH. an additional two point gain
since the opening Utah and Anaconda
both made fractional gains.
On the curb Verde Extension con-
tiuued TO decline. stock being Offered
at 81 with So bid Verde Combina-
ton dropped another fraction, being
offered at q on CSC bids
IL Co.. SILL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

OFFICE MANAGER NAMED
FOR THE WESTERN UNION

r s Scruggs, formerly manager
Of the Western Union at MuskoEee.
Okla, has been sent 70 Fl Paso as
office manager OF the n Paso office
This places the FL Paso office in the
same class as Dallas. San Antonio and
other large cities in Texas II gives
manager 7. A. Darling some time TO
get out with his patrons taking
much office routine off his hands.
oEee-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Prohibition Aided By
Election OF Lady Astor

at the national headquarters here OF
the Anti-Saloon League of America
today declared that the election or
lady Astor 20 the British parliament
would have much 20 do with bring
ing about a victory for prohibition
in England
They said that the big vote she re-
ceIved was an indication OF the in
terest IN England for prohibition
Lady Aston. in her campaign speeches.
espoused antI-uquor laglslaLlon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
ASSAULT TO MURDER CASE
on TRIAL IN DISTRICT COURT

Nike Salazzr. pleading not guilty,
is on trial IN the 3fth district court
charged with assault to murder and
assault with a prohibitiVs weapon
The case grew out Of a shooting
ARRAY between deputy sheriffs J. c.
Stansel and Juan PARA and alleged
smugglers in the afternoon Of No
vember Z. near the disposal plant.
when the deputies were trying TO
make arrests.
a score Of shots were exchanged
In an automobile which IS said 70
have been owned or rented by the
alleged smugs4ers, were two sacks
filled with Whisksy
According 70 the testimony given
by the deputies. Szlazar jumped out
q the car and did not cross the
river with the other fugitiVes. So
Tar be has been the only one ar
rested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
ROCK ISLAND PASSENGER
TRAFFIC MANEGER HERE

Leon II. allen. passenger traffic
manager FOR the Rock Island lines
ana member OF the Western Passen-
ser Traffic committee appointed BY
the United States railroad admins
rrations spent Saturday IN II Paso on
business. Ar. Allen refused 10 dis
cuss the possibility Of a return Of the
raliroads 20 private ownership and
declared he is merely making a vest
ern tour on private business He viii
leave saturday night IN his private
car 1911" for Chicago. ]. A. Stewart.
general passenger agent OF the Rock
Island VIII arrive late Saturday after
noon ana accompany Mr. Allen back
TO Chicag 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Ell PASO MANUFACTURERS
SPREADING OUT RAPIDLY

The Victory Pump Manufacturing
company is manufacturing in Fl Paso,
aside from its regular local and Ari-
IONA shipments. a series Of Piatt
Wonder Pumps for shipment to
Honduras, Mexico and also Louisiana
This shows that Fl Paso can pro-
duce manufactured goods for other
than local consumption, II the trade
Is solicited and the article IS up 20
the worlds standard Of merit. and
suited 70 the needs OF foreign buy
ers,' said manager Piatt-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Grains ID ProVisions.

Chicago Grain. Close
Coru-Dec, sIS51s Jan. S1-s1izi Nay
$500
Oats-Dsc-, T5Zc C. Nay T5ssc-
Chic1-n Produce Cluse-
PorE-Iau-- $40. Nay. $3.50
Iard-Iau-, s11-7o. Nay. S25--5-
Rlbs-Jau-r s18-55- Nay Sle-la-
Chicago Prddues. Close
Chicago. H. Ndv- 1a.-Burtsr-i-o7Tar :
creamery. IS 0 ne
Errs-EIiELer Receipts, 1875 cases
Flrsts. - Csc rdirrary- firsts, 6 Q &c az
market cases 1lcluded 66GI4c-
Puult r7-A1lrc. unsettled; s1rlugss Z5cs
fowls. 49, 9c. turkeys. sc
Potatoes. stronger Arrivals IS cars
.sorthsru sacked whites. $3.50 9 --A5; bulk
mostly S2-se-
Kansas CITY Produce Close
Kansas City. Nc. Nov- 29--Buftef AID
eggs. unchaused- Hens. &c higher, 1s8 2zc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

You have idea how easy Christ
mas shopping can be made, unless
you can consider our Christmas
stocks. The reason of this is you
viii find here. for every member Of
the family. sensible items that viii
carry a full amount o. Christmas
pleasure
Special attention is called 20 our
line OF fountain pens. This includes
waterman. Parker and ou.er stand
ard makes.
we almost forgot TO say that
Christmas shopping viii be made
SIM easier ~ you buy early
scott white g. Coz DrugEists.
Mills Bldg. RoheEts-B Banner Bldg.
11s san Francisco Sr-AdT.