El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 12

12 Thursday, November 23,1911 EL PASO HERALD WHAT YOU SHOULD HAVE FOR Thanksgiving Dinner Special Arrangements Have Been Made For your Thanksgiving dinner. We will have the largest assortment of good things to eat, to select from, and trust you will place your orders in advance as much as possible which will enable us to fill them carefully and correctly. We will have everything but the Turkey. FANCY CRANBERRIES PLUM PUDDING STRAWBERRIES CRISP HEAD LETTUCE FRESH PARSLEY FRESH TOMATOES NEW RAISINS ASPARAGUS SIFTED PEAS ARTICHOKES BRUSSEL SPROUTS FANCY BANANAS WATER CRESS RED RADISHES CAULIFLOWER EGG PLANT NEW DATES FRESH PINEAPPLES SLICED PEACHES QUEEN OLIVES FRESH OKRA ALL KINDS GRAPES NAVEL ORANGES CANTALOUPES, THERE'S DANGER In buying unless you deal with those who give you the best for your money. Our purpose is to buy wisely and sell quickly.

You get the benefit both ways. No doubt about the goods and no question as to prices; both will be right. Phone 151. 210-212 Texas St. Auto 1151.

You, Who Are About To Furnish A Bedroom Take advantage of this extraordinary Bed offering. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. A handsome bed in white or Vemis Martin, made with 2 inch continuous witih doaible slats, and a 45 -pound cotton mattress that is guaranteed not to pick, lar low prices we would clxarge. Bed Mattress 10.00 Springs 6.00 Total $30.00 Spncial for 18.90 A genuine Brass Red with two inch continuous posts in either bright or satin with hundred double coil siprin.gss and our best 45 pound cotton felt mattress. Our regular price for this complete bed is Bed Mattress 12.00 Springs 6.00 Total $34.00 Special for $22.90 i POULTRY SUPPLIES Galvanized Iron DRINKING FOUNTAINS Small size 20c medium 25c large 40c.

GRIT SHELL BOXES Three compartments for Oyster Shell, Grit and Charcoal, 50c each. DRY FOOD HOPPERS Two compartments, 75c each. W. D. WISE CO.

Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies. Phone 11. 2nd Chihuahua Make our store your Christmas Headquarters. 308 south rvw pitwrvi t.AITs El Paso St I th tiie 0 a ir Ui FURNITURE forty percent wear cheaper than the Overland, I liM JL JU All rest. The Cut Rate Furniture Store.

ews Brevities Train Bulletin. Train No. 3 of the E. P. S.

due at 3:50 p. will arrive at 4.40 p. m. Train No. 7 of the G.

due at 6 p. will arrive at 7 p. m. Train No. 5 of the T.

due at 8:25 p. will arrive at 11:25 p. m. All other trains are reported on time Thursday afternoon and evening. Picture framing, glass, paints.

Dr. Prentiss, diseases of stomach and intestines. Roberts-Banner Bldg. lowing a contest at the session between the regular and Insurgent factions. Have your electrical work done by the old reliable Texas Electrical Supply 119 N.

Stanton St. Both phones. Dr. Nettle Satterlee, osteopath, 609 American Bank building. SECRETARY ROBINSON IN CITY Met By Boy Scouts, Talks at High School, Is Given Luncheon E.

M. Robinson, international secretary of the Y. M. C. spent --------A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever.

T. Felix Gouraud's Oriental Cream or Magical Beautifler. Removes Tan, Pimples, Freckles. Moth Patches, Rash, and Skin Diseases, and every blemish on beauty, and defies detection. It has stood the test of 64 years, and is so narmless we taste it to be sure it is properly made.

Accept no counterfeit of similar name. Dr. L. A. Sayre said to a lady of the haut- ton (a patient): As you ladies will use them.

I recommend as ths least harmful of all the skin For sale by all druggists and Goods Dealers In the United States, Canada and Europe, FERD.T. HOPKINS, 37 Great Jones Street, HewM Thursday in El Paso. He was met at the station in the early morning bv a number of the boy scouts, who conducted him to the building, where he was entertained by secretary Howard Durkee and C. H. Brown, secretary of the local Thursday morning Mr.

Robinson talked to the High school pupils on the making of a man. A luncheon was given for Mr. Robinson by the committee of the men and religion forward movement. Those who were present and conferred about the work were: George Oliver, chairman of the committee; Geo. Freeman.

E. W. Miller, John Moss E. Schneider, Percy McGhee H. Brown, boys' secretary of the Y.

M. C. Rev. Kenneth Brown, judge John C. Box and E.

E. Nold. In the afternoon Robinson visited the gymn class at the and took in the sights in El Paso and Juarez. He leaves tonight for San Antonio. Bryant No Better.

Police sergeant R. E. Bryant, who was taken sick a few days ago, is grcrwing steadily worse, it is stated by attending physicians. Held Coal, Wood, Kindling. Bell phone 36.

Auto 1036. C. L. BUltnffton, 709 Magoffin. Tel.

1489, painting, paperhanging, decorating Seattle Close. Seattle, Nov. of the water famine, the public schools today dismissed teachers and pupils until Monday and the county and federal courts excused jurors and adjourned until Monday. Mexican Herald on Sale. At Pharmacy, in El Paso.

Comclete and reliable news of what happens in Mexico. Dr. A- T. Still Infirmary. Dr.

Ira W. Collins, physician in chief; Dr. Amelia Burk, Dr. Grace Parker, Dr. Paul R.

Collins, consulting physicians; 201 West Missouri strec: Prof. Mahler's adult dancing class begins Friday, Nov. 24, 8 oclock, Knights Columbus hall; phone 124b. Thinks Inriinn Favored Most. Washington, D.

Nov. the indian is favored more highly in the United States than the negro, is the complaint made by president Thirkiel, of Howard university, in his annual report of the secretary of the interior. REV. C. OVERSTREET EXPECTED HOME SATURDAY Rev.

C. L. Overstreet, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, is expected home Saturday from Raymondville, where he and Mrs. Overstreet have been visiting Rev. Mr.

brother, William Overstreet. TRANSFERRED TO EX, PASO. Archie Lovett has had his membership transferred from the Douglas, Y. M. C.

A. to the lfocal association. Postal Clerk Promoted. Elmir T. Carrell, a postal clerk In the railway mail service on the Clif- ton-LordKburjr route, has been pro- metod from class one to class two, with the regular increase in salary belonging to the grades.

Dr. E. W. Bjryan, dentist, 107 El Paso St. Dr.

Schuster and Relnemimd, Roberts-Banner Providence Hospital. Dr. Ebert, Dentist. Mills Bldg. Dr.

Cameron, Dentist, 228 Mesa reliable dentistry; reasonable prices. Boiler Explodesj Three Injured. Fortville, Nov. trainmen were injured when the boiler of a Bic: Four locomotive hauling a freight train exploded near here. Harry Rhoades, fireman; Clay Harrison, engineer.

and C. H. Campbell, brakeman. all of Indianapolis, were seriously injured and were taken to a hospital. Dr.

Calnan, 204 Roberts-Banner Bldg. Dr. Crnlse, 318 Mills; phone 2120. Student Burns to Death. Eugene, Nov.

23. Noland, a student at the University of Oregon, whose home in Klamath Falls, was burned to death here today by a fire caused by an overheated electric bath robe. Noland was left guard on the university football team. Spokane Gets Grange. Columbus, Nov.

2 was chosen for the next annual meeting of the National Grange, fol- Tell These People What You Want. They Will Respond Promptly Bell 608 629 JL E. RYAN C'V DRUGGISTS OPEN ALL NIGHT. Auto 1068 M2 SAN ANTONIO ST. EL PASO TRUNK FACTORY Bell Trunks, Bags and Leather Goods Auto 1054 Made, Repaired and Exchanged 1t66 We Store Opp.

Postoffice, across Plaza. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reafh the seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a biood or constitutional disease, and In order to cure It you must take Internal remedies. Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and acts directly upop the blood and mucous surfaces. Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine.

It was prescribed by one of the best physicians In this country for years and'is a regular proscription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two Ingredients is what produces such wonderful results In curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F.

J. CHENEY Toledo. O. Sold by Druggists, price 75c. Take Family Pills for constipation.

Dr. Gerber, diseases of and electro-therapeutics, 318 Mills Bldg. Thatcher, veterinary, phone 3906. Street Car Club. The Street Railway club, composed of the trainmen of the El Paso Electric Railway company, has opened its club rooms, at 41? North Oregon.

The rooms have been fitted up by the street car men as reading, writing and clubrooms where the men may spend their time while waiting to go on duty and In the evenings. A barber shop and baths have been installed. Dr. Robinson, diseases of children, removed to 211-212 Roberts-Banner. Dr.

Jamtefion, genito-urinary, skin and rectal diseases, 618 Mills Bldg. Bell 111 GROCERIES wholesale Auto 1271 Mail Orders Given Prompt and Special Attention. CLIFFORD BROS. 307-309 B. Overland St.

TRANSFER Hacks, Baggage, Livery and Boarding; Storage, Warehouse; Light and Heavy Hauling: Horse Shoeing, General Blacksmlthing, Carriage Painting Shop. Call TRANSFER To haul your baggage or move you. Storage and packing by careful men. BELL 1054. AUTO 1966.

Wear a Stetson Hat and pay less hat money yearly and be much better dressed. R. B. BIAS FUEL COMPANY Our own manufactured POULTRY FOOD. and 125 Egg Size.

FfED, WOOD AND COAL PHONES 849, 1S49. El Christmas Store Our annual sale of Thanksgiving linens is only one of the many features here. Every section offers something at an attractive price. For tomorrow special mention is made of 500 Silk Petticoats a Feature for Friday Regular $5.00 Petticoats At $2.88 On the Second Floor tomorrow we offer a value in silk petticoats that has rarely been equalled. These are made oi messaline, chiffon satin and flowered taffetas.

They comie in plain and fringed flounce styles. There are fully 100 different patterns to select from. These are reigular $5.00 ipettieoa.ts; they will be on sale At $2.88 Remnant Sale in the Basement In the Basement Store tomorrow we will offer hundreds of remnants of seasonable fabrics all considerably underpriced. $1.25 Union Suits at 75c In the Basement Store tomorrow you will firnl'a mosit unusual value in underwear. These are part wool union suits.

There is a full of sizes in high and low neck, ankle and knee styles. Medium and heavy weights are offered. These are regular $1.25 union suits; on sale tomorrow at a suit. Baby Carriages and Go- Carts On the Third Floor we show an extensive assortment of substantial baby carriages and go-carts. Besides the regular kind, we show double carts for twins INTRODUCTORY Go-Carts $5.50 Just to introduce our line of collapsible go-carts, we offer a regular $8.50 cart, similar to cut, at an attractive reduction.

Some of the features of this go-cart Opens and closes with one motion All steel construction 22-inch adjustable hood Soft spring seat Superior adjustaible reclining back This go-cart is warranted in every respect. Regularly a $8.50 value; on sale tomorrow, Third Floor, at Closed in adjustable dash Positive foot brake your unlocking device Rear wheels rigidly braced Hub wheels 5.50 Candy Sale Our 40c Chocolate Coated Cocoanut Cream Loaf 25c lb. SATURDAY ONLY Try Our Hot Tamale CONFECTIONERY OOMPANf, C. S. PICKHELi-, Mffr.

The Store Beautiful. Texan Street and Mesn Avenue. which the pastor. Rev. J.

Bullen, inaugurated many years ago in Pennsylvania, and makes an annual event in his church. Creosote Shingle Stain Headquarters we are, on shingie stain Tuttle Paiivt Glass Co. Bell Phone 210-212 N. Stanton Auto Phone 1206 Attention, Elks! Grand Exalted Ruler J. P.

Sullivan will arrive in El Paso Saturday afternoon at 6 oclock and will he tendered a reception and dance at Elks' Home at oclock Saturday evening. All Elks are requested to present at the depot as well as at the reception. J. W. Yard.

E. R. Two Children Fatally Hurt. Cincinnati, Nov. children were fatally injured and a number of men were seriously hurt, when fire totally destroyed the plant of the J.

Baum Safe and Lock company. Two hundred employes were In the building when the fire started and the flames filled the exits in such a short time that nearly all the employes escaped from the building through other channels. The Daughern of Erin will give nn enchilada and oyster supper at old Wellp-Pargo building 'Saturday, November 25, from 11:30 a. m. to 10:30 p.m.

Harvest Festival. Preparations are under way at Houston Baptist church for a harvest home festival, to be held under the auspices of the children. The decorations will consist of foods, canned goods, fruits and similar articles, which will afterwards be distributed to the poor for Thanksgiving. The Globe Mills has sent in several sacks of flour for the entertainment. This is an entertainment The Wretchedness of Constipation Okn quickly be overcome by LITTLE LIVER PILLS.

Purely vegetable surely and I fently on the iver. Cure Biliousness, Headache, Dizii- ness, and Indigestion. They do their duty. Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price. Genuine must bear Signature Kill Man to Get 60 Garfield, Nov.

cents, just enough to pay for the ammunition they used, was the sum for which robbers took the life of William A. Sandercock, whose body was found on the floor of the Sampson Grocery store. Sandercock, who was manager of the grocery company and who slept in the rear of the store, made a desperate resistance before he was overpowered. HAUJVESS We carry as complete a line of harness and horse goods as find in El Paso. If, though, by any chance we exactly what you want, we can make it on short notice.

We want von to see oiir line. Variety and prices both will please you. Shelton- Vay ne Arms Co COR. OVERLAND EL PASO. PHONE 438 Ilankrupt Snle.

All the property of the bankrupt estate of the El Paso Optical Company will be sold at public auction at 3 oclock p. m. on Monday, December 11, 1911, at No. 415 South Stanton street, El Paso, Texas. J.

H. MeClintock, Trustee In Bankruptcy, 516 American Bank El Paso, Texas. OPERATION TO BANISH EVIL Boy Has Brain Relieved of Pressure and Becomes Good Lad Yonkers. N. Nov.

year old Frederick Morris, who has been known to the school officials and courts here as an Incorrigible for two years, is in St. hospital recovering from an operation which is expected to make a good boy of him. He was a studious, obedient and lovable child before he fell down a fire escape in 1909 and injured his head. He became refractory at home and school then and developed thievish tendencies that brought him into court and resulted in his being placed on probation. Two weeks ago the family physician took him to the hospital and the Xray revealed a lesion of the brain.

An operation performed to remove the pressure and his condition has improved so much that he will be sent home this week. The boy is said to have changed wonderfully. The sneak- ish look is gone and he is bright and cheerful. The surgeons declare that the operation has restored him to a normal condition. BUSINESS WAGONS Nothing Advertises Your Business Like A HANDSOME DELIVERY WAGON We handle every description of this class of wagon, suitable for Laundry, Dairy, Bakery, Grocery Dry Goods, Stake and Baggage Wagons, Ice Wagons, etc.

We are the Largest Dealers in Fine in the Southwest Send for our Beautiful Descriptive Catalogue with Wholesale Price Liet. PARLIN ORENDORFF IMP. DALLAS, TEXAS ..................1 COrilT OFEV AT PECOS; PLANS FOR NEXT FAIR Pecos, Nov. court for Reeves county has opened, with judge S. J.

Isaacks, of Midland county, presiding. The number of is large and court will hold session here six weeks. The local Knights of Pythias lodge announces that a large sized class will be initiated at the next meeting. Max Krauskofpt will have charge of the ritual. Jas.

A. Drane, local attorney, was initiated into the third degree at the last meeting. Plans are being worked out here by manager Will P. Brady for the Pecoi fair for 1912. It is understood that an attempt will be made to have regular fair grounds and that a small sized tract of land is being considered as the proposed site.

There is much talk od having an aviation meet during fair. METHODIST MISSION WORK AMONG MEXICANS Denver, Nov. committed from the general committee of foreign missions of the Methodist church, now in session in Denver, has set aside $58,662 for work in Mexico. F. E.

Summers, superintendent of the Santa Fe at San Marcial, N. is in El Paso. Bad Colds Some colds are worse than others, but they are all bad. Do not neglect them. Treat promptly, vigorously.

First of all, ask your doctor about taking Cherry Pectoral. Then do as he says..