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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

THE making OF a city and success In
1 its growth IS through citizens
patronizing home industry
when we buy Made IN FL Paso"
goods. we show an appreciation due
the great number OF concerns which
employ many citizens. who depend on
them for their livelihood
When we buy goods outside OF
our home town, we do an injustice
to these business men who have
invested their money here, and
who are giving employment TO
many men and women.
We have a large flour mill here.
This company turns out good flour
II you don't bake bread. look up the
bakeries that use it. and buy your
bread from them
When you need a broom, don't buy
one made elsewhere. A broom com
pany makes splendid brooms here
that viii surely please you
You can get coffee roasted fresh
every day right here in our city.
Why should we buy goods manu-
featured elsewhere wnen We can buy
such excellent goods herez
There are a number Of other firms
that turn out as good products as
they do in other cities, and when you
buy from these firms you are help
ing your city to grow, whereas. II
you purchased your goods elsewhere
you are only helping otter cities
Every citizen should take enough
interest in the welfare Of our city to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Why We Should Buy
Made In Ell Paso Goods

II considering the question as to why
/ we should buy Made IN FL Paso'
goods. the cheapness Of such goods
over those brought IN presents itself
TO US
The price OF the home made article
eliminates the higher cost Of labor
and material in the east, the cost OF
transportation. and the per cent added
BY each dealer through whose hands
an ordered article passes.
ouickness Of delivery IS another
advantage TO be noJsd- The person
who orders his goods from a distance
waits days for their arrival; whereas
TO procure home made goods one mas mas
only TO lift a telephone ana pies-O-
the goods are at his door
such service should appeal par llcl
Iarly 10 those who patronlze tle 49,
order houses, and an lnterFle" W.
the postman viii reveal now sur prs
fnglv large this mum Der IS
Again. the FL Paso article mace o.
the best material, by the most COM
ueteut WOrzmen. IS equal IN QuAllty
10 the ordered article, ana oLten 81
perior. as in cases where worth &C.
pends upon freshness.
The local producer IS further stimu-
lated by the knowledge lnaL ne y
rompetfne with the weu established
firms and that the eyes Of his fellow
townsmen are upon him. Also, con-
tInued patronage, which Is but ms
due. encourages and enables him 20
mt forth his best efforts.
But. perhaps. OF more Importance
even than the reason mentioned is
orr duty to buy Made in FL Paso"
goods as a natter OF public interest
and pride To patronize every worthy
local industry means IN time in
creased population. taxes, general
wealth. labor employment, public en-
terprises. in fact. everything that
makes for the material and moral
progress OF a city. Then. with Buy
Made in FL Paso Goods" as our slogan
let Us press forward 10 a greater and
better FL Paso.
Elisabeth Bacon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

ARE you a citizen Of FL Paso? II
n you are, then It IS your duty TO
buy made in FL Paso commodities
when your necessities require.
You have the protection OF the city,
you have the advantage OF the free
schools, and the privilege OF enjoying
many opportunities furnished by the
city; every avenue is open to you
whereby you can reap the fruits OF
your labor or a handsome profit on
your investment II 5udiciously placed
Then IL YOU appreciate the priVi-
leges furnished you, show your ap-
probation BY buying everything you
require Made in FL Paso-"
Let your motto be buy goods maos
in FL Paso; patronize home industry
Every dollar you send TO a mail or
der house &c gone from you and your
heir forever. Never on earth VIII you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
IF You Appreciate Your PriUiIeges
In Ell Paso. Help Home Industries

have a chance 70 get one cent back.
but II you buy any kind OF goods
Made in Fl Paso." you have an op-
portunity 20 get some Of it back
IL is then your duty as citizen OF
FL Paso 70 show your appreciation OF
the protection and privileges you en-
joy and contribute IN every possible
way you can. 70 help build up a pay
ing business for every firm manu-
featuring goods Made in FL PasO."
Factories are what we need
The growth Of any business de-
pends upon its patronage. so by
patronizing these firms which manu-
facture goods in FL Paso. you help
them on the road 10 prosperity and
do your part as a good, loyal citizen
towards making Fl Paso one OF the
greatest cities Of this great state.
Do your duty. Praise the bridge
which carries you over. Buy Made
in FL Paso" goods.
A ". Price
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Every Dollar Kept Here For Goods
Made In Ell Paso Aids Prosperity

lost to US, and the only way that We
can ever get it back is 70 produce
another dollars worth Of something
10 send after it. while If it had been
spent for goods Made in FL Faso =
would have remained here and would
have passed through many hands ac-
complishing the most needed Work
for our city
It would be unwise 10 build a wall
around any community and cease 10
deal with the outside. Tor then we
would have no right to expect others
to deal with US, but IL is both wise
and proper to give our own produ,;ta
preference, and there is an Obligation
upon all Of US TO use Made IN III
Paso" goods ALL the time when
quality Is as good and price no great
er than is asked for goods made else
where.
I viii not only talk for Made IN
FL Paso" goods but ] viii continue
to buy and use them, then I VIII nave
a right 10 the prosperity that de-
sire for I am contributing to the sue
cess Of others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Ell PasO, Stay At Home

Why should you buy and pay 50
w high a thousand miles away
when you can get the selfsame thing
and at your threshold stay?
FL Paso has fine workmanship, fine
climate and fine land Cannot FL
Paso please you. friend? Where does
your trouble stand2
A mail order I have sent across.
III get my wares at lower cost. But
F4of a1asl Just see my face at last
my goods arrive. They VIII not 1T u
any case with demons let me strive
Examine now the goods do and
on Behold the label. OH fake It's
imitation stuff and 50 We turn the
table. And closer yet I chance to look.
Another stamp 1 see. It's one tnal
paints my insides blaek-''Aiade in
Why should we trade with Dallas
with Shreveport or McCombe Just
take a FOOLS advice my friend Fl
Paso, stay at home.
New York has her riches, New Or
leans her reuown, but Fl Paso has the
goods. my boy. Hurrah for the grand
Damascus has tradition old Rome
she has the same. FL Paso has her
beauty, friend. don't let her blush for
shame
Old Boston has her history. and
Bunker Hfu its fame FL Paso's got
'em both. my friend, 50 where does
the fault obtain?
You'll lose a penny or so today
but gain a dime tomorrow. So let
US shield our city's pride and batter
down her sorrow.
II Pm 70 tell your penny's tale
I'll make It brief and narrow. II yoJ
spend your dime with Fake & Sons
il won't get back tomorrow.
But II you spend Il here at home
you'll have II always near you, ant
in your melancholy hours, this coil
viii sometimes sheer on
Ira P. Ellis.
Inmate Of the county hospltal.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

seen advertised as made IN El Paso.-
One hears much about the future
Of FL Paso as a manufacturing town
all Of us FL Pasoans desire TO see a
city Of factories, for factories mean
more and better paid work for those
who are employed there. factories
mean cheaper goods for US; factories
mean larger bank clearings and less
OF a floating population
a permanent resident means
buyer OF homes more work Tor car
penters. plasterers, briczlayers. con-
tractors. architects, more sales To-
rrocaries dry goods houses. furnl-
rure stores. So. you see. it's for YOU
20 decide whether or not YOU want
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

TIE two principal reasons why FL
1 Paso people should buy articles
made in FL Paso" are civic pride and
economy.
1t should be a matter Of pride with
US 70 make our city as up-to-dGte as
possible. By buying articles made in
FL Paso we increase the demand for
these articles To meet this increase
the supply must be greater, and this
calls for a larger working force and
often a greater working space
As people come here 20 supply this
need. the population viii be in
creased. the value Of property will
advance, and business viii be better
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
When You Buy Goods Made hEL Paso
You Increase The Prosperity of City

your own conscience will accuse you
as a Stacker and a deserter.
Buy El Paso products because
the money stays here and comes
back to your own pocket with IN
terests you viii feel that yOu are
helping, pushing Fl PasO along
10 Ereuter prosperity.
With every citizen Of e Paso sup
porting this wonderful movement,
dutifuIly and unselfishly; nothing in
the world is going 10 stop Fl Paso
from becoming the largest, richest
ana most attractive city in the south
west.
Can YOU. Mr.. FL Pasoan. afford to
be careless about buying FL Paso pro-
ducts2
Just watch your step and see FL
Paso grow. u. c. Niljeon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

TTTHY should I buy Made in FL Paso7
w products? There are numerous
convincing and inspiring answers
to this one great El Paso question,
but to my mind. the first and noblest
answer. IS. because, love FL Pasoi
7 an proud Of its rapid growth.
1r-st Of its praduets, proud OF its
loyal people who have worked and
stood together 10 make e not only
one OF the largest cities in the south
west. but, barring a very few neces-
stiles OF life. a SELF supporting city.
BUY FL Paso products because
thuf means greater FL Pasos
more business, more money more
opportunities and more reuEon to
love and be proud Of Fl Pasn-
Buy FL Paso products because they
sre the best in the world. You can Z
import anything from outside tnat
can beat what is produced in El Paso.
Buy FL Paso products because by
that you prove that you are a worthy
citizen OF @ worthy city, Otherwise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

TIE reason that buy and uso Made
/ in FL Paso" goods is that came
to this city from choice with the
avowed intention Of making my home
here. I wish to be prosperous. and to
be so. I appreciate that the surest
way for me to accomplish this is TO
contribute constantly 10 the best OF
my ability, to the success and pros
perity OF others
Obviously. then. the first thing for
me TO do is 70 buy every article
Made in FL Paso" that I may need
or that / can use. When a dollar
produced in FL PasO is sent away for
something that is or can be Made in
FL Paso." that dollar is indefinitely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

one OF the most novel strIEos On
record was a strike OF smugglers
which occurred on the German-Polish
frontier some years ago Extensive
smuggling operations were being
carried on. principally through wom-
en- who crossed into Germany two
OF three times a day in ragged cloth
ing. returning in costumes Of the
latest fashion. From the smuggling
organization the women received less
than 80 cents a day. so they struck
for higher wages and won.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Should Be A Matter OfETPaso Pride
To Keep All Local Industries Going

in every way. The Importance OF the
city VIII. OF course be greater in pro-
portion.
II is a matter OF economy to buy
articles made here in FL Paso, as the
transportation charges on the fin
ished products do not have to be in
cluded in the price. We all know
that freight charges help TO increase
prices. In cases where the price for
the article made here IS the same as
that for the imported one. it is safe
to suppose that the home made ar
ticle is Of superior quality.
In either case, instead OF putting
our money into the business Of an
other city we keep It in the business
Of our own city. where It belongs.
Mrs. clyde Gavin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Why COUGH And
COUGH And COUGH?
Relieve it with Dr.. Belle
Pine-Tar-HOney

a RE you going to let It stick ard
~ become q chronic condition?
OF course notl Not when you
know you have a preparation like Dr..
Bells Pine-Tar-Honey to loosen It up
and SO allow Nature 70 rid you OF It.
The first dose VIII produce gratifying
results. The second and third viii con
vince you that Dr.. Bells Pine-Iar-
Honey IS an enemy to a col7.
The preparation Is second to none
for It's soothing, relieving Effects
Coughs, Ia grippe, bronchitis, asthma
quickly relieved BY DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey SOC, 6Oc-, S1-20. AllDrug5ists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

7 EFT me tell you one thing: II YOU
Il haven't confidence in YOUR
SELF. how can you expect OTHERS
to have confidence in YOUi
II YOU don't believe in the merits
Of the goods that YOU manufacture.
rest assured that no one else viii
either.
Therefore. II you intend to find an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
FACE DISFIGURED
|. FOR TWO YEARS
SCaIyItChyPI TurnedtO
BllSters. Cuticura Heals.

"Sealy, itchy places began on my
face and then they turned 10 bhsters.
Ny skin was sore and red, and il
burned and itehed ill / scratched so
that my face was one solid eruption.
! could not sleep, and my face was
dishgured for twoyears. This trouble
lasted nearly 1--WE years.
Il got a free sample Of Cutcura-
I used 4 with such good results that
I purchased more Three cakes Of
Cutieura Soap and three boxes Of
Cuticura Ointment healed" (Signed)
Edward Oler, R. F. D. 4, Oldfort,
Tenn, Mar. II, 1913.
These fragrant emoliienfs are all
you need for all toilet purposes.
Soap Use, Ointnsst - and zoe. Tsiauua
z5s- Sold throughout the world. For
sample each free address. ''Cuticura Lab
grstrEies. Dept II. Meiiel. Msss.'
~ Cuii-ura Soup saavo- rgiihout aug.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Haze Confidence Yourself In Goods
Made Here; Then Spread The Gospel

outside market for El Paso products
it is up 20 you 20 let outsiders know
that YOU have faith IN your home
products. and it is only by such
action that you can expect them TO
have faith in your products. too And
to show that you believe in made in
EI Paso" products en- preference to
goods manufactured I'm other cities.
ask FOR those goods that you have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

A little more than a century ago, IN
1900, laws were passed by the Brit
ish parliament which imposed very
heavy. penalties on any who conspired
TO raise wages. Under this act six
Dorsetshire laborers. who had made
an agreement 20 stand by one another
in all their working difficulties and
troubles. were transported TO Van
Dieman's land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

more factories for FL Paso, and the
only way for you to make your deci-
sion Is BY your actions IN purchasins
goods manufactured here, Tor let me
say again.
II YOU haven't confidence iu
YOURSELF. how can you expect
OTHERS 20 have confidence IN YOU
Herbert d. Oppenhelmer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

Miss Eva Booth. upon whom the
distinguished service medal was
recently bestowed in recognition OF
her work during the war, has com
Melted Is years as commander OF the
S7Ivatfon Army forces in the Unlted
EHnHan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

The Thames river. only go miles
long. has as large a traffic as any
river IN the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08


MADE, MADE, MADE IN FL PASO,
W Sound the slogan near and far,
(near and far,
Let your Dollar and your Dime
Keep aturning all the time;
Boost FL Paso Products, boost, HuIsh,
HuIah.
IITHEE you go down town ashopping
" Give the clerks to understand
(understand)
They can always have your trade
IF they keep EEL PASO MADE"
But you can't and won't take any
other brand.
IF YOU'D cut the COST OF LIVING,
l Try the BIG Ell PASO WAY, GEL
PASO Way,
And it's DOughnuts 70 a Dime
You viii win out every time,
It's the only, only, only way, Hoo-ray.
Skates we're originally made from
shin bones OF animals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

Walrus skins are used by the
Eskimos for boat sails
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Ell Paso Makes 1t AS Good AS Others
Buy Il Made Here And Help The City

Paso" goods, and
home for the COM
FL Paso."
Madeline French.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

buy Made in FL
keep our money at
ing o. the greater
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

- q the IN hospll
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-05-28
Felix's Now Roll
En- Themselves

An interesting book called Tobacco
state that the earliest known devotee
of Madame Nicotine smoked the weed
in pipes that were feet long-the In
dians lying flat when smoking, with
the pipe resting on the ground. Grad
ually pipes decreased to pocket edi-
tion sizes, and tobacco was enjoyed
mainly in meerschaum and briar.
Of late years, ready-made cigarettes
became the most popular among
smokers. And now rolling 'em your
self" is the vogue. Folks who are
tobacco-wise have long known that
the hand-rolled cigarette has flaw
or that ready-mades never possess. But
it is only in the past year that the
custom has become widespread.
Perhaps the high cost of cigarettes
and the relative low cost of the "mak-
ing" has helped to bring about the
change. Cigarettes which formerly
cost ten cents now cost twenty, while
a bag of Bright Virginia Tobacco
costing ten cents supplies the max
ings for from 40 to 80 cigarettes,
which are distinctly better and purer
and more delightfully."- fragrant.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-05-28
Four Scholarships
Given Mississippians

To encourage the interest of young
people in obtaining better education,
and to assist worthy young men and
young women of the state, who have
the desire but lack the funds to attend
one Of our state institutions of learn
ing, four permanent scholarships have
been donated to the University of
Mississippi, Agricultural and Mechan-
ical College, Industrial Institute and
College, Mississippi Normal College.
The scholarships are for four years
and have been donated to the above
schools by the following firms: Mis-
sissippi Delta Planting Co., Scott,
Miss; Delta Farms Co., Deeson,
Miss; Empire Planting Co., Estill,
Miss.
The principal requirements for ap-
pointment are, that the applicant
must be a resident of the state of
Mississippi; at least 16 years of age;
energetic and ambitious; sufficiently
advanced to enter the Freshman Glass
of the respective colleges. Only one.
student will be selected from the
same county in any one year. The
appointments will be made on June
goth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-05-28
WORK STARTED
ON SID0N ROAD
travelling OF The Highway Win Be
Completed Within A Ninety
Day Period.

Work was commenced yesterday on
the gravelllng of the road from
Greenwood to Sidon, a distance of
eleven miles. The road will be fifteen
feet wide and will be completed with
in about 30 days Twenty teams were
put to work yesterday and the high
way will be rushed to completion
The contract was let to McTighe-
Hughey ca. The work is sbcine done
under the supe lsion Of County
Highway Super endent Eli Abbott.
The Leflorc BOARD of Supervisors
recently ordered the crawling and
resurfacing OF ll9 miles of county
roads.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-05-28
Alterations Have AL
ready Commenced
Within France.
NEW CAPITALS
FOR NEW REGIONS
Peace Conference Will
Probably Make Many
Changes.

! PARIS, May 2S--Drauebtsmer
have been keeping the man of Europe
abreast of the decision of the Peace
conference while its work has been
going on. After the peace makers
nave finished their task mapmakers
Will still have more work to do rec.
ording. interior changes in some of
the newly outlined countries, due to
the upheavel of reconstruction.
Changes have already begun in
france with decree By NJ. Clemen-
tel, Minister of Commerce, setting I'M
seventeen new economic regionsn in
the republic. This is first step to.
ward the decentralization of the econ
omic life of the country with the OBJ
leet OF giving different sections that
have diverse interests wider scope for
local initiative in the utilization of
the resources that are particular to
each of them. 1t may eventually de-
vvelop into a most radical political re-
form.
The new economic regions" will
have for the capitals Paris, Lille.
Nancy, Marseilles, Bordeaux, Amiens,
Rouen, Caen, Nantes, Brest, LIMOGES
Toulouse, Montpelier. Crenoble, Ly-
ons, and Clermont Ferrand, Econon-
ic regions are still to be formed for
Alsace-Lorraine and for the region
just south of Paris. There will ev-
entually be about twenty in all. cor
responding in number to the military
Nothing more is contemplated for
the moment in t,lii reform than con-
sultative function b. bodies in each
region composed Of representatives of
Chambers of Commerce. 1t will af-
lord manufacturers and business men
an opportunity to cooperate with the
government in the settlement Of oues-
tions of special interest to their re-
spective regions.
There is on the calendar of the
Chamber of Deputies bill that goes
much farther. 1t proposes the sub
stltution of about twenty regions"
for the eighty-seven departments in
TO which France was divided after
the revolution, giving the regions leg
lslative bodies with power to make
laws affecting only local interests.
This proposed reform would give
,he regions closer resemblance to
,he states of the American union than
hat presented by the departments
now existing. These departments
1aveing little initiative in public af-
airs, everything has been centralized
n Paris. Affairs of purely local in
crest were often so bound up in red
ape in the capital that local initiative
egarding the was stifled. The be-
yinning now made by the Minister of
Commerce is hailed as promising
Indication that eventually the whole
eform plan will be adopted.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-05-28
WEEDS MUST BE
CUT IN THE CITY
Also Pools Holding Stagnant Water
Ordered Filled-Officials Dis.
cuss City Sanitation

Scores of citizens have been making
complaints of stagnant water stand
ing IN pools about the city and weeds
being allowed to grow up in vacant
lots. There is a city ordinance which
Will demedy both of these grievances,
The ordinance states; owners of va.
cant lots and owners and occupants
OF all other lots, must not permit stag
nant water to stand on their premises
and must keep the weeds cut. The
ordinance states where it is impos-
slble to have the pools filled, that
oil must be poured into the water at
least once a week from MAY Is to
November Is.
The Mayor and City Health Officer
DR.. Barrier held a conference this
morning and discussed ways and
means of keeping the city sanitary
They state that the above ordinance
will be enforced. The matter of fill
ing the pond near the Leflore Grocer
Co., was discussed. According to
Mayor Hughston, considering dirt
may be secured from the paving of
The streets and it it probable that
portion of this may be used to fill the
pond, which is widely famed as a mos
quito breeder.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-05-28

OIL KILLS PAIN
Rheumatism. Lumbago and Stiff
Joints Yield Quickly to Miller's
Antiseptic Oil.

Famous the continent over, Miller's
Antiseptic Oil (known as Snake Oil)
has such great penetrating power that
it goes thru thickest sole leather in
three minutes. This proves that it will
get to the core of the trouble and re-
move your pain from sore throat,
stiff, swollen joints, sprains, etc, in
no time at all. Miller's Antiseptic
Oil (known as Snake Oil is sold in
30c, 60c and s1.00 bottles and you
get your money back if not satisfied.
To make sure that you'll get the right
article tear this ad out and take it
to any good drug store, Sold by lead
ing druggists,