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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

ness covers both e Paso and the en-
tire southwest We do both q retail
and q wholesale business. We carry
a very complete line OF kodaks and
fuu line Of kodak supplies
when one desires to go on a picnic
or a trip and does not desire to pur-
chase a kodak. we viii let him OF her
have one with a small deposit cover
Ing the cost OF the kodak This de-
post VIII be refunded on the return
OF the kodak. Then we viii develop
the films and print the pictures al
very reasonable cost We are glad to
give Information to patrons about the
proper handing OF a kodak in taking
pictures SO that the pictures VIII be
distinct and perfect
I'VE make no extra charge to our
patrons who live out OF town. All
they need to do Is send Us their filns,
and we VIII develop and print them
for the same price we charge for
heal work We handle retail and
wholesale business with the same
promptness and efficiency"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
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wearing It Is perfect or whether It
is an imperfect and deformed foot Il
there are defects these should be
taken into consideration in put
ting On the soles. This is the ad-
vantage our repairing has over the
regular kind
Persons living out Of town can
send for blanks When the blanks ar
rive. they only need to read the in
structions we send for self measure
ment and self charting. Then the
charts can be sent to US. We can
readily tell from these charts the size
OF shoe and the special kind OF shoe
to make So 1t is not necessary to
live in FL Paso to get a pair OF shoes
made that give comfort and aid
health
I'VE have IN our books which are
filed for future reference hundreds,
yes thousands, Of charts Of feet Of
persons who have patronlzsd Us in
the past Constantly we are going
back and making new shoes from
these charts. which We have on file.
Once We get q chart Of your feet. no
matter where you may be-perhaps N
a foreign land-we can fin your
order perfectly. In fact. We have
orders for boots and shoes coming IN
all the tine from other states Peo-
PIE who have patronized US IN the
past swear by Us in the future"
The Rokahr Boot and Shoe com
many "a omraF e-a o,,-s+s5 ~
Messrs- Chas. Rokahr and ". v
Starnes. It is located at 81 Texas
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

tificaliy and along the lines OF COM
fort. health. durability and style. We
have a great demand for these boots"
I'VE make shoes also. The same
scientific knowledge and experience
are brought into play in the making
Of shoes which We employ in the
making OF our boots. In making q
pair Of shoes we make a careful study
OF the foot A chart is made show
ing the outline OF each foot and every
defect and PECULIARLY is marked The
shoes are made from these scien-
tifically prepared charts. These shoes
are as different from the ordinary
and average shoes as day is from
night The reason Is evident A pair
Of our shoes are made for par
ticular pair Of feet The ordinary
shoe IS made for any pair Of feet with
the result that they do not properly
fit any pair Of feet Many feet need
support IN certain well defined places.
We make shoes that viii give that
support Toes on lots OF feet are not
allowed to properly function We
make our shoes so that they allow
the toes TO grip and act as nature in
tended
Shoe repairing is a much more i'm
portant thing than most people ever
dream There is a vast difference
between Just lacking or sewing on q
pair OF solss and putting them on IN
the proper manner. In putting on q
pair OF soles We employ the same
principles we do IN making a pair Of
shoes. We can tell BY examining a
shoe whether the foot that has been
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-01
HOPEEII4 ESSS DISEASES CAN NOT Be
CURED By DOCTORS Or MEDICINE

There are some diseases which
are absolutely hopeless and past
cure by any physician or medicine.
but they may be palliated and o
medicine, If it does not help in one
case, may help in another. To any
one suffering from a disease @ re-
mission is 81 degree of health and
4 medicine that relieves or pal
Hates a disease is Of great benefit.
We can not guarantee to cure any
disease with Number 20 For The
Blood, but we quote word for
word what the ingredients in 40
are recommended for in the U. s.
Dispensatory and New American
Materia Medica: I'm the treatment
of blood troubles an acknowledged
remedy among ell schools Of phys
iciahs, removes the cause Of dis
ease. stimulates the removal Of
waste. thus indirectly encouraging
nutrition. Disorders Of the nerv-
GUS system demand this remedy,
such as neuralgias. chronic rheu-
Sold by Corb
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-01

The members of the faculty OF the
Ottawa Township High school enter
tanned the members Of the senior
class at a reception last night in the
gymnasium of the school. One hun
dred guests were in attendance. The
gymnasium was prcttily decorated IN
green and white. A feature or the
evening was the class day program,
given by the members Of the sraduat,
ing class. This program follows IN
full:
Double quartet-Mabel Logan,
Emma Waterman, Edythe Wat
SON. Ruth Weller, PerciVal Bell
rose, Edward Claus, Louis Gerd-
ing, Harold Woodward.
Glass history .......... Ernest lauS
Class prophecy Walter Schefer
Cornet solo ..........Charles peYore
Glass poem ...... Clara MCckenstecb
Rewards for the Righteous ...
Mabel Logan, William Lansing
Banner presentation ............
........... Frieden Anderson
RESPONSE. ......... Newell VonckN
President junior class.
Cartoons-Louis Gerding, Lewis
Scherer, Burton Palmer.
Glass song .........,.....'l ne class
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-01
HAND O. FRIENDSHIP
OR MAILED FIST, AS
MEX WOULD HAVE IT
SENATE COMMITTEE FAV Q r
HELPING REVOL RIDDEN
NEIGHBOR IF SHE WANTS AID
-lF NOT, THEN SCRAP is NEXT
BEST TREATMENT.

Washington, June ARMED inter
vention in Mexico should the new
forces in control there show inability
or unwilingness to set up stable
government more friendly toward
Americans was recommended to the
senate yesterday by the foreign rela
tons subcommittee which has been
investigating Mexican affairs.
Should a stable government be es
tablished the committee recommend
ed that full recognition be accorded
it and that financial assistance be Of
fered by the United States
The committee said, however. that
full recognition should not be given
until treaty had been entered into
predicated upon assurances;
That provisions Of article q of the
constitution Of 1917 commonly re-.
garded by foreigners as condscatory
shall not be enforced agains. Ameri
cans.
That the constitutional clause. pro-
liding that none but a Mexican citi-
zen may be minister of any religious
creed i'll Mexico and that no perioA-
cal Of a religious character shG
comment up any political affairs Of
thf nation, or publish any informa-
ton regarding the. acts Of the au-
thorilies or private individuals in 50
tar as they have to do with public al-
fairs, be inapplcable to Americans
That the provision that no minister
or Religious corporation may conduct
schools or primary instruction shall
not be applicable in the case Of Amer
leans, and
that the article under which uudc-
sirable foreigners may be expelled be
50 revised as to give Americans the
right to confer with the representa-
tive of their government,
the recommendations also proposed
provision In the agreement for the
immediate appointment Of q claims
commission to adiudiCatc the claims
OF Americans, the commits sion t. he
made up of men chosen by the two
governments and with the under
standing that its findings be bindug
ana be Immediately carried ont hy the
payment Of the damages adjudged.
Should the Mexican officials feIl to
fgree to such plan or to c5tahIi. b
u government capable of at1rlin@
adequate protection to Americans. the
committee suggested that We viii
send police force Consisting uf the
naval and military forces of our COY
eminent into the republic Of Mexico
10 open and maintain open c:ary Vine
OF communication between The City Of
Mexico and every seaport ana every
border port Of Mexico"
This force should be sent in. the
committee said, after notice haI been
gwen the Mexican people that thc
United States was not warning on
them and that its sole purpose Vas
10 restore peace, protect Americans
ana thelr possessions, and to afford
inc Mexican people themsOlyc, %l on
portllnity to constitute in whatsoever
manner they desire, a Mexican gov
eminent OF serious, competent honest
and honorable men"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-01

Comprising Blouse Pattern 32o2.
cut In t sizes: 81. SO. IS, 80, AZ
and - inches bust measure and
Skirt 2g09, cut in : Sizes: -, II,
20. IS. 30, 81 and 81 inches waist
measure.
Sports satin is here combined
with aueora cloth. The model is
good TOR gms4om, porcale, cham
zrev. Gar linen and tareta. In blue
linen with facing5 OF white, it will
make pretty outing dress. shan
tung. serge and fouIard are also APP
propriate. To make the entire
costume Of one material will require
c.. yards of - inch material
The wid h Of the skirt at lower
edge IS about Is yard.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns which viii be
mailed to any address On receipt OF
12c FOR EACH pattern If silver or
stamps.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-01
PESKY BED BUGS

BedbuRS lay an average Of eeven
eggs per day. Under favorable condi-
tionA they hatch in five days of which
two-thirds are females, They mature
to adult size and are capable Of laying
in four weeks. How many bedbugs
would you have In year If you left
one female or egg unmoiested for one
year? To rid the pesky bedbug, You
can readily see how necessary il is TO
use q preparation that will kill the
egD as well as the live ones. p. ID. O,
has been demonstrated by the leading
Hospitals, Hotels and Railroad Com
panies that the safest and most eco
nomicA way to stop future genera
tons Of bedbugs, reaches. neas and
eRts h = ~ the new discovery
SOLD BY COR
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-01
ILLINOIS WOMEN
IkOT CiRLHO0D
TO MIDDLE LIFE

S Freeport, i'll :-"Whcn | reached
mldeec life became rundown and IN need
OF 3 tonic DE- Pierce tavuritc Preecrip-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-01

Pesky Devils ouletus Up. u. O.
a 35c package Of p. d. Q, makes a
quart, enough to Kill a million bed
bugs, reaches, Heas and coolies and at
the same time destroy their eggs
Impossible for them to exist when
J.. d, O. is properly used, Free, pat
ent spout in every package TO get the
pesky devils in the hard to-get-a at
places and save the juice.
Special Hospital and Hotel size $3.50
---rnekcs Eve gallons Of =. ID. Q.--your
druggist has il or can get it for you.
or sent prepaid upon receipt of price
By the Owl Chemical Co, Terre
Haute, Ind. Success Of i. u. Q. has
caused imtators; genuine L. ID. Q. is
never peddled.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-01

The wid h Of the skirt at lower
edge IS about IS yard.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-01

certainly would recommend DR.. Pierce's
fayorite Prescription to all women Of
middle age "-MRs. l.. KITCHEN.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-01

SOLD BY CORPUS DRUG STORE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

about womans sentiments towards
them. but IN such cases they fool them
selves The woman is incapable OF doing
4 herself
ItIsa man s vanity that makes him think
that woman is in love with hum when
she's not. just because she SAYS she Is. lie
believes what he desires 70 believe II ne
would apply these few acid tests 70 any
woman. and carefully note her reaction to
them, he would he able 70 determine the
exact state Of her heart, and take the
temperature Of her feeling. towards him.
First. take note Of the kind Of a vel
come she gives YOU when you 60 Ia see her.
II must. indeed. be stupid man who oan-
hot toll whether girl runs up the Joy
flag At his approach, or merely tlutters any
sort Of a rag Of bunting. OF course, beau
is a beau in these times OF the shortage Of
courting men, and if a girl is 20 be popular
she has 70 give the glad hand, and put on
that oh-be-joyful look every time any
thing in trousers comes along.
But a man docs not have to be SheT-
lock Holmes 20 be able 70 deducc from her
general conduct and conversation, whether
his coming really does set the golden bells
ringing for her, or whether shc simply en-
durcs him for the sake OF having man
hanging around.
He ran tell il by the Frightening Of her
face. BY the warm glhdness about her lips,
by the way she hangs on his words. And
likewise. he ran tell, by the far away look
upon her countenancc. and the way she
vawns behind her hand. and tells him that
she is so sorry, but mama has a headache
and she really must see about he~, that his
number Is among those who also ran.
The second sign that q glTl gives OF beng
IN love. is when she begins to cut man
out Of the herd II. when YOU go 70 see q
girl, she always has some other girl about,
and makes il threesome instead OF a two
some. or if she always proposes gong
about in groups, there's nothing dong for
YOU SON She's trying to get somebody IN
TO help out IN entertaining you.
A woman In love Is the greatest mOnop-
olist on earth She's jealous even Of a
mans mother. or sisters. and shes net
going to expose the man she wants to the
dangers Of some dark or blonde woman
who NAV make havoc Of her plans. Also,
before she can lead man up TO the pro
posing point, she has TO have him solitary
and alone, where nobody can ever answer
when he calls for help.
So observe whether your Amaryils
inveigles you off into lonely walks, and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

old Mother Earth anoke with a start
aud ahlvcicd shc WAS cold aud almost
bare. for the winter had taken with hun
her white gown. never caring whether
she had dress 70 Der back Or rot when
sprinR'imc came.
"Oh. dear, what ehal de-. alnyered
Mother Earth rs she looked around end
saw the hare trees and garden llere 7
il spring end not sign Of Ar thug -
wear in sigh, summer will ct herc aai
find me looking 30 shabby ] nm asAamei
TO think about i
Under the rocks nnd beside the stone
wall Mother latth went seeking sotnc-
thing with winch 70 cover hertelf. bni
not blade of grass Or green thirg did
she find and when Night came along he
found her weeping ehc Was discouraged.
''Do not weep. Mother Earth, aald
Night 4 will fnd gentle Sou'hwiod aud
See II hc cannot help YOU. Now g9 70
sleep AND do not worry
Night Was always a good friend 70 old
Mother Earth, - she went q sleep
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
DOROTHY DIX TALKS
rid Hshc., ho

saws mot AT home" 10 other visitors on the
nights vou call. or whether ahe always
wants 70 90 with the crowd. and tele-
phones over to John and Mary 20 come
and make up a hand at bridge, and YOU
will know whether she IN in love with You
FOR keeps. or is merely marking time with
Won until the right man comes along
The thrd Indication that girl gives
of beng IN love. il when she bcglns 70
spare ,,our pooket-book Take note q
whether YOU are the candy kid or not Nj
girls have beaux whom they tolerate Tor
the sake OF their usefulness These men
have to psy their way as thcy g. ="
theatres. and dances, and restaurants
II girl always proposes going 70 7omee
place Of amusement when YOU call ana u
she always wants 10 20 70 see the highest
priced show in town and orders the most
expensive dish on the menu. be sure vou
are mecely = convenience and not heart
necessity. She will either say no when
YOU pop the question, or Il she marrcS
vou. II will be because she regards you as
a good meal ticket She really doesn't
love Won
But, If. when YOU call girl wants 20
stay at homo, and prefers the drop hight
in the living room TO The MOVIES, You MAY
have her for the taking She III love with
YOU for Yourself alone Also when grl
begins 70 make a man cconomlTe on the
money he spends on her, and urges hum
10 cut out the candy and lop off the flowers
IT'S sure and inielIble sign that she Is
beginning to regard his income as her own
and wants TO take care Of it.
The fourth sign Of love is when girl
asks a man 70 tell her the story 81 hrs lie.
and encores the narrative of the things
be used 10 do when he was q small boy.
and listens with an enrsptured expression
on her face while he goes INTO the details
Of all that he said and did al the office that
day II takes deep and abiding af'ec-
tion. that is all-wool and ward wide. and
fool-proof. 10 stand fr personal reInlnis-
Cenccs, and any man can sagely ash
gIrl TO name the dav who can listen to hun
monologue about himself through whole
evening, without yawIing IN his face.
The fifth sign that a woman gives oi
being n love IS when SHE begins 70 try
70 take care OF q man and ~ mother hum
I Is your Amarylis worried about your smok-
ing too many cigarettes, and does she urge
YOU TO wear rubbers when L rams. and Is
she afraid that you viii get lost going
home? BY this token shall YOU know that
she s longing To boss YOU the balance 81
/. your lie, and tell You now bau ever mn =
I YOU like is for your digestion.
Go 70 it. son She's ready to weep on
. the second button of your waistcoat while
she tells you how h-a-a-a-py she $.
/ The final proof that woman Is IN love,
is when she becomes serious and becomes
suddenly pious Perhaps she has premo-
+ milton that she need the consolatons Of
: religion il she marrics you. Anyway, it's
I a sure sign that never fails that girl is IN
/ love when she takes to going to church and
+ reading profound literature and studying
{ the cook book
Try these tests of love on your AmaTy-
lis. son. They never fail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

dreaming 9 Of beautiful green dress that
Night perhaps would find for her
Soft Southwiud came along hummlng
a sweet air Of spring and Night toid him
about Mother Natures unhappy plight
The poor thing hasn't dress TO her
back he sad
Well. well. replied soft Southwind.
'I'll see to that right away aud off he
ran To find SpruKtlme that had stopped
to rest II tire lap of old Winter
Get Glt your soft green grass at orce,
he told her Mother Nature has not
SIN gle thing 10 pat on.
Sprng jumped up and hurried away,
wavuK II farewell 10 old winter as he
disappeared over tie hlll far up north
All iIght she worked and III the moruing
old Mother Nature found on her back a
gown Of beautiful soft green
But that WAS onll the beginning, for
the IcAt moruir when she aWoke Mother
Earth found her Krcea dress trimmed
with yellow and violet and soft punk aud
other soft spring shades. and when sum
mertlmc came she found Mother Earth
dressed IN the most beautiful gown she
had ever seen
Mother Earth shook out EtI elHtralder-
ed green gown with pride as sic met
Summer on the crest OF Il hlli but she did
not tell her how near she came to catch
ing her without a dress to her buck
And rs spriuRtine passed them on
her way over the Till old Mother Earth
whispered To her rever to tell thsi She
found her 50 shabby
But sprlugtime had no thought OF
telling, for well she knew she had fingered
when she should have been III work
Summer with her glad smile warmed
Mother Earth and dccked her with 50
many lovely gowns that she did not
dream When sprngtime came alnrg
next year she very likely would frnd Mother
Earth again without gown to her back.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
By Laura A. kirkman.
RAISIN RECIPES FOR THE DINNER
PAIL.

Last Saturday ! wrote on article on
the value Of the ralsin from the stand
point OF nutrition, and today | am go
ing to give few recipes for foods contain
ing raisirg which are particularly well
adapted to put il the carried luUch
The woman who fills lunch basket,
box or pail should be familiar with the
various kinds Of bread 50 that she need
not ALWAYS put in the same kind Sweet
ened breads, breads containing raIsins
or nuts. and the various kinds Of roll
or muffin are all appreciated by the man
or woman who opens q carried lunch at
noontime. Such variety as this helps
TO keep up ones appetite and person
with q good appetite is generally a we'll
person. The following recipes are satis-
fyingly nourishing to a person at hard
work:
Raisin Coffee Cake: Cream together
il cup Of butter or lard and q Of cup
Of granulated sugar. Add ] egg which
has been well beaten, "a cup of milk, Il
teaspoon salt, and "a cupso Of white -four
which have been sifted with level tes-
spoons Of baking powder Mix well,
then spread in rather deep round pan
about eight inches in diameter and well
buttered; sprinkle with n cup seedless
raisins finely chopped, then sprinkle with
u cup Of grsnulated sugar and dust all
over with cinnamon. Dot with table
spoon OF butter put or iu tiny pieces with
teaspoon and bake from 35 to 40 minutes in
a moderate oven. This is ns delicious
cold sc hot. Ii requires no butter in serving
and is rich and nourishing.
Raisin Gingerbread: 2 cups -four,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

Delay is fatal insnswering classified ads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

Tomorrow Answered letters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
BIBLE A MASTERPIECE L.

The Bible as the source Of masterpieces
in present day literature was considers
at a meeting Of the \ Nj. II 4 last eve
ming by / George Dobsevage, executive
secretary Of the Jewish Publication So
ciety, Of Philadelphia Numerou ex-
amples were quoted to enforce the speak
ers point
Music was accepta5iy furnished by
Miss Bella Levy and Harry Hush
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
THE TEST or LOVE.

A young msn wants
to know how be can
tell whether a girl IN
love with him or not.
That.easv for when
a girl is really in love,
she cannot dissemhle
her feelings, The signs
of love break out on
her like the measles
50 that a blind man
might read them as he
runs. OF course men
are deceived often
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

teaspoon soda, IL teaspoons ginger, =
teaspoon salt. cup raisins mot chopped,
q cup molasses, II cup boiling water, 4
tablespoons melted butter. Mix and sft
the -four, soda ginger and salt; add the
raisips Stir the molasses and the boiling
water together and add these TO the dry
ingredients. Now add the melted but
ter and beat well Pour into q creased
bread tin and bake for forty minutes IN
q moderate oven. This is fine recipe
to use when one has no milk and eggs to
spare and yet wishes to bake a delicious
cake)
'Raisin Graham Mullins l cup -four,
/ tablespoon sugar 4 teaspoons baking
powder, / teaspoon salt ] cup graham
-four. u cup raisins, ! cup milk, 2 table
spoons melted butter and egg. Silt all
the dry ingredients together except the
graham -four Add the raislns and the
graham -four and then stir in the milk,
the egg (well beatcn) and the melted
butter. Pour this batter into wellgreascd
muffin tins and bake 35 minutes IN a
moderate oven.
Mrs. J. C.-Answer. There is moth
ing to be done for your mirror except
having it rcsivered-and that would
cost quite good deal. Unless the
frame is very handsome, ] would advise
YOU TO get new one rather than have the
old one repaired
I - towe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
SANDMAN STORY
Nv Mrs. +. A. Walker.
MOTHER FARTH's NEW GOwN.

Copyright 1919 hy thr Mo lure News
paper Syndicate. New York city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

All inquiries addressed to Miss klrkman
in care Of the Efficient Housekeeping
department will be answered in these col
'ums in their turn. This requires con
siderable time, however, owing TO the
great number received. So if personal
or quicker reply is desired, a stamped
and self-addressed envelope must be
enclosed with the questionable Editor.