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KL PASO HKKAJLU MUT ESST FEtTURE GET NEXT SHOW 500 Spanish War Veterans New Association of Exhibit- Parade; Labor Has Spotlight Tuesday. Monday was army day at the expo- sition. Thousands of soldiers packed the exposition grounds during: the af- ternoon and evening. No attendance I records were broken, although the crowd was one of the largest which has passed through the exposition gates. More than 500 Spanish war veterans inarched in the parade to the exposition grounds Monday.

The procession was headed by the Sixth Pennsylvania infantry band. Officers and members I i of Hamilton Fish camp No. 2. Spanish war veterans, led the veterans, most of whom were from national suard and regular regiments now stationed at HI Paso. The veterans marched west on San Francisco street to the union i station, returning to form before the I flag, which was saluted by each mem- ber before the parade broke up.

Maj. G. TV. Cunningham, of the Sixth infantry, was grand marshal, and V. E.

commander of Hamilton Fish camp No. 2, was chief of staff. His aides were Lieut. Charles J. Wragg, Sixth Ohio infantry, and Lieut.

Tom Hartman, machine gun company. Fourth Ohio infantry. Gen. Wm. V.

MrMaken, commanding the First Ohio infantry brigade, was one of the distinguished members of the procession. Tuesday was labor day at the expo- si tion. ors Recommends Alternation of Sections. i The 1917 International Soil Prod- ucts exposition will be held in the east or middle west, if the recommend- ation of the newly formed association made at a meeting of the chamber of commerce Tuesday, is adopted by rhe board of governors, It was the opinion of the exhibitors that more good would accrue to the farming sections of the west by displaying the crops of this section in eastern communities, than if they were exhibited in the west. The recommendation of the association was that the exposition be heid in TTie east and west in alternate years.

Meet. The meeting of the association members followed meetings of the committees on organization and premiums. Charles McCaffree. immigration commissioner of South Dakota, presided at meeting in the absence man A. A.

Ormsby, of the exhibit, who Cattlemen of Southwest Get Experimental Exhibits Re Together to Hold Yearly Event in El Paso. meeting of prominent stockmen of the southwest was held at 2 oclock this i afternoon at the chamber of commerce for the purpose of forming an annual I stock show to be held in El Paso. This is the outgrowth of the success which has attended the livestock section of the International Soil Products expo! sition. An effort will be made to perfect plans to a point where they can be sub- ceive Awards; Kansas Gets Second Place. The winners in the state experiment station exhibits at the exposition were announced Monday.

On account of the large number of exhibitors, it was not possible award honors to many who were really deserving of special men- The winners were announced as of chair- government mitted to the meeting of the chamber of commerce directors at 4 oclock. Among the cattle raisers who will attend this meeting are G. F. Cowden, Elliott F. Cowden.

Mrs. Jeanette Hartwell, of Plainview; John M. Wyatt, J. F. Primm, Charles F.

Hunt, Alfred Kerr. Vincent Andreas, Frank Jones, W. T. Tolbert, T. D.

Love, S. H. Tulloch. W. H.

Akard, C. I. Boynton, W. L. Amonett, Charles Davis, Charles N.

Bassett, H. W. Broaddus, John T. McCabe, L. E.

Tolbert. John T. second, fourth, Utah, Kansas; and fifth, was unable to be present. Cameron and N. G.

Buchoz. A resolution was adopted recommending that a uniform system of construction and decoration of booths be used by the exposition management in the future, not to exceed $3.10 per front foot in cost. The advisability of requiring the city securing the exposition to construct buildings and booths, a minimum space to be furnished exhibitors without cost, was discussed at length. It was argued that, in this manner, many more state and county exhibits would be secured for the ex- IN NATIONS PHONE 2576 220 MESA Fresh Pack Whole Figs Celeste Whole Figs in Syrup For a dainty breakfast served with cream these figs are unsurpassed. Per Can Per Dozen 20c 2.00 Pure October Cider Made from Whole Sound Ripe Apples.

Quart Beech-Nut Catsup SPEAKS FOR ITSELF 1-2 Pint Bottles 1 Pint Bottles 15c 25c Just Received, Select Holland Herrings, 4 for 25c QUEEN OLIVES, Pint 20c Sunkist Evaporated Fruits 1916 PACK Better Than Ever This Season Visitors To El Fall Festival CORDIALLY IN AND GET ACQUAINTED WITH US. NATIONS These Brisk Autumn Days Make an Overcoat feel quite comfy for morning and evening wear We have a fine assortment of Imported Overcoatings in all the Nerv IVeaves and Weights for Business of Dress. How About Your Dress Clothes? tl MERCHANT TA I LOR 2nd Floor City Nat'L Bank Bld LEVY GROCERY COMPANY NEW ARRIVALS LNDERSKI.I A IA cattle industry in the southwest is on the verge of a great said Mr. Boynton, who is the editor of the El Paso Livestock Journal. Paso should take steps at once to become the logical center of the cattle indiistry.

Alter conditions in Mexico are settled, that country also will have a great cattle boom and fine livestock will be in demand to replenish the ranges. the cattlemen from out of town with whom I have talked are heartily in favor of an annual livestock here. It would bring visitors from all over the country and make this city the head quarters for growers of fine tion follows: First, Oklah 1 hird, Nebraska New Mexico. Those who should receive special mention for apples, winning first prize in their variety, but not setting the sweepstakes, were as follows: Gano. H.

T. Williams. Garfield. N. 1 (Grimes golden, John Howell, Montrose, I delicious, Ches Chesak, Albuquerque, I New.

Mex. Yankee pumpkin, class eer- tificate to Harry Welch. Phoenix. and i W. W.

Saxon, Mountain Park, N. M. Ten ears of yellow dent corn to Roggenbach Wisr.er. I position, and the attendance greatly increased. Upon suggestion of I Drummond, chairman of the board of governors, that the question was purely a financial one, to be decided by the management, no action was taken.

To Improve Premium A number of changes improving the premium list were recommended. It was suggested that the special premium section be broadened in its scope, so that unusual exhibits, not included in the regular classes would be encouraged. It also was suggested that the classes for be limited to those only who are engaged in farming for a livelihood, and that all products grown on ex- 1 periment stations or other places where ilia hi Diploma as certificate to Luster Harrow Okmulgee, Okla. In the dairy department mention was made of the following: 2ft6 cow test separator, cow', any Gage. 31S Trust, building; It.

A. Price. 31' Trust building: Hawkins dairy. Val Verde, and Gillette dairy. pounds dairy butter.

1 pound dairy. Government hill dairy, 3922 La Luz El Paso; C. R. Schourup. lean Milk Contest, herds- milking- from 10 to farms, dairy.

3011 Richmond street. 43.r>—Dairy herds from more than cowj dairy: dairy, Val Verde. The judges on the exhibits were: H. Link, of Las Cruces; Milton S. Graves, Ysleta, and A.

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The class for associations or societies, if the recommendation of the committee be carried out, either will bo discontinued or so broadened in its scope, so that exhibits in these classes mav be entered in county, state, or individual classes. Several premiums were done away with, and a number added to conform to changing Kirst Formed. The first i of Exposition ever formed in connection with the International Soil Products exposition, was organized at a meeting held at the ch of commerce build- ing Monday afternoon. The organiza- tion was formed to secure judges for the different agricultural classes, and to provide uniformity of arrangement and decoration for next year. The officers elected Monday were: A Ormsby, of the United States department of agriculture, president; Charles McCaffree.

South president; H. B. secretary. Committees. The committee on premiums an premium lists consists of Felix West, Oklahoma; Bruce Wilson, Kansas.

and Harry Welsh, Arizona. Those on the committee on arrangements and decorations are: Charles McCaffree, South Dakota; Carl Hinton. New Mexico, and H. B. Link.

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N. for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention the El Paso Daily Herald. MEXICAN BAND TO PLAY HERE UNTIL THURSDAY Maj. Alfredo Paclieco, conductor of the Mexican band, and members of the Mexican consular service met with the board of controls of the Soil Products exposition Tuesday morning and offered to continue the daily concerts within the exposition grounds till Thursday night, as a mark of their appreciation of the kindnesses shown them by the people of El Paso since the i great musical organization has been in i the city.

As a compliment to the people of El Paso the Mexican band will give a public concert at Cleveland Square at the close of the regular concert in the exposition grounds tonight. The special concert will begin at 8:30 and will continue till 10 oclock. Durinr the concert the band will render a new march under the title, Butte March," composed for the occasion by Maj. Pacheco. One of the pieces that Maj.

Pacheco has been requested to play to- night is a Spanish medley. MESILLA TAKES THREE PRIZES FOR DISPLAYS Mesilla Park, X. Oct. E. Locke, of Sierra Vista ranch, Mesilla Park, at the exposition in El Paso carried off first prize, amounting to S2.r», for the individual of the Rio Grande valley: and second I prize, $30, for the individual dis- among all the exhibits.

Mr. Locke also took first prize on his apples. It is to i the culture of the "Arkansas that Mr. Locke has turned his attention principally. How to Get Rid of Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness or Head Noises If you have catarrh, catarrhal deaf- I ness or head noises caused by catarrh, or if phlegm drops in your throat and has caused catarrh of the stomach or bowels you will be glad to know that i these distressing symptoms can be en- tirely overcome in many instances by the following treatment which you can easily prepare in your own home at lit- i tie cost.

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El Paso, Galveston, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas. 93 is The Staff of Life A lid Bread, of all foodstuffs, should be sold at a price within the reach of poeketbook and Lor that reason we continue to sell Big Nickel Loaf of Bread for aso Our Big Nickel Loaf of Bread is baked in one of El most sanitary bake shops and each loaf is wrapped in parchment paper before leaving the baking room. 45c icli week. Maricopa Fresh and Good: per pound Blue Ribbon Guaranteed-Strictly Fresh; per dozen We receive fresh shipments of Blue Ribbon Eggs three times ear- Look at the Specials For 15 Pounds Fancy El Paso Valley Sweet Potatoes for Fancy California Juicy Lemons, per Aunt Jemima Pancake rlour, per package Dunbar's Genuine Country Home Made Sorghum Full Quart Can for -23c Full V2 Gallon Can Full Gallon Can Gold Coin Flour, best for biscuits, 24 lb. sack for 48 lbs.

for Best Flour, best for bread, 24 lb. sack for 48 lbs. for We are El Paso Agents for and Coffees and Best. Diamond Blend Coffee, per lb Anchor Blend Coffee, per Crusade Blend Coffee, 3 lb. can Golden Glow Blend Coffee, per 40c Seal Brand Blend Coffee, per lb Chase and Sanborns Teas are packed in screw top Wednesday and Thursday 25c can K.

C. Baking Powder for 15c can K. C. Baking Powder 10c can K. C.

Baking Powder 25c can Calumet Baking Powder 15c package Quaker Oats 15c cans Daisy Peas, per Gallon can New Pack Peeled Peaches for. Gallon can New Pack Plums or Apples for. Gallon can New Pack Blackberries 25c bottle New Pack Manarch Catsup for. Fancy Cranberries, per quart 3 cans Tip Top Tomatoes, New Pack, 10c package Macaroni or Spaghetti, 2 I 3 cakes Crystal White Soap 25c package Gold Dust 25c cake Walter Chocolate for $1.00 bottle Liquid Veneer for 50c bottle Liquid Veneer for 15c 10c 06c 18c 10c 10c 33c 33c 40c 19c 1 Standai do not handle fire sale, water-soaked goods. consider ly dangerous to the health and life of any one eating them 1 Stores vou will alwavs find fresh, wholesome and dependable cans in three V4 lb- can 2Cc; lb.

can 35c; 1 jb. can 25c bottle Liquid Veneer not handle fire sale, water-soaked goods. We consider such goods At the food. In OurVleat Departments will find onlv U. S.

(fovernmented inspected meats WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SPECIALS Sweet Pea Bacon, by the Vz or strip, per 26c Sweet Pea Bacon is carefully Sugar Cured and is exceptionally fine flavored. are El Paso Agents for Sweet Pea Bacon and guarantee every pound we sell. Fancy Sugar Cured Merit Hams, per 24c They Weigh 10 to 12 Pounds Each. Fancy Mutton Stew. 2 pounds for Fancy Shoulder of Veal, per Fancy Large Fresh Oysters, per Select Dry Salt Pork, in lb.

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