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r i-i .. April 13. Ull"
EL PASO LLtlUAAAJ
iEWJUDGETD I GOWEREIKE IS
UlEliaNSO' ISWHiiG
'UOAMftT j
UNIQUE TODAY
Appointment of W. R. Smith j Gratifying Reports Made by . Popular Little Actress
as federal Judge is i .rasters: missionary u- omms iv Auvdwiagc m
Confirmed.
stitute Held.
The Mortal Sin."
-fe appointment of exconsTesamaii
. E. Smith of Texas as Judge of tho
cited States district court at El Paso.
itas confirmed by the senate Thursday
i ciimg to messages received here.
e -was rf ommended for the federal
j'- bei.cli by prsident Woodrow
TC ilsoi. Tuesday.
udee Smith is now in Washington
f is exoected to come to El Paso
tu! a
"'at amount of work in the western
'triet of Texas it was decided to ap-
I Judse Sin" th will cooperate with ' Francis. T. L. Lallance. J. E. Puller. E.
g T'aval Vti o; san aikodiu in -. Morgan C I Williams. w. a. iiub-
cett. B. L. Armor. The lay representa
Detains. X. 3t April 13. The dis-
trict conference of the El Paso district
New Mexico 'conference of the M. E.
church south convened at Demine and
organized for business Thursday Rev.
11. M. Smith P. E. presiding. E. "
Morgan was elected secretary.
The nreachers present were:
j The added Interest or a story with!"
a story is a feature of The Mortal
Sin" the new Metro picture ehowin-
at the Unique today tomorrow ail
Sunday
Sweetfaccd little Viola Dana is tlie
star of this production and her role
J. I one difficult of portraying but carry- I
:pecte4 to come to El IPW Roiden. j. H. Messer. A. C Douglas. A. I ing sympathetic interest throughout.
In El Paso. Because of the ! B. Weaver. W. "VV. Nelson. C. K. Camp- . She is seen ai
hn TVanfc C. Collins. 1L P. Bond. P.
R. Knickerbocker. M. O. Williams. Fred
-juctinsr of ' 'Curs of the federal
.. t n the district.
Tie wtatern u .n-t of Texas em-
r.-r3 60 counties and extends from El
so ountv eastward to Washington
o -t There are six courts in the
tr-rt and thev are located at El
.so. San Antonio. Del Rio. Austin.
i?o .ind Pecos. Judge West and
rc mith will make arrangements
r the different places where they
w 'I hold court.
as the young wife of a
novelist who has not yet attained fame
and whose health is failing because of
his work in a publishing house during
the day and application to his writing j
far into th flight. Tn -vain the devoted !
-;. n.rnt ii-ere- W. M. Sanford. ' zirl nlearis with him to cease burn-
Argus Hamilton Lawrence Funk. Geo- ng the candle at both ends"; his heart ;
Southwell. H. P. HadfielO. O. R. Bilbro. . js set on the completion and publish- I
Rev V IL Sutherland was also pres- jns 0j njg work. The publisher hon- )
ent I ever refuses to accept the novel be-
Rrportk of Churches Made. j cause of his objections to the endinfr.
The conference committees were I and the young writer gives up 10 a
nominated and elected an.l reports from ; bad spell or feyer. Jane the wife then
uuujiuwcu uu u i..; -n..o ' HI-m th n-nrk and seeks to have It
published. Her sacrifices and her dif-
ficulties are vividly portrayed and the
r
VITALITAS IS
NATURE'S WAY
:taliu.s comes direct from
Nature. It gives to weakened
i.r.po erished and disordered sys-
tems mineral elements necessary
to life and health. For blood
muscle nerve and bone vigor.
Vitalitas Is supreme.
Vitalitas is bringing a new era.
la the home treatment of chronic
dieorders such as indigestion
rheumatism nervous debility.
liver kidney and blood Ills. As
a spring tonle and corrective
Vitalitas should be in every
' one. It is one of Nature's ways
o' supplying tone and strength
and overcoming disease.
Vitalitas la pleasant" all good
and effective even where man-
naae medicines fail. Sold by
Kelly A Pollard's Drug Store.
Also sold by Talber's Drug Store
Ias Cmces. Columbus Drug
Store Columbu; Douglas Drug
Store Douglas and BIsbee Drug
Store Bi-beeAdT.
Aloine. Alamogordo iiuena Ylsia.
Clint Demlng. El Paso. Trinity. As-
bury and Fort Stockton were given by
the pastors of each of the charges.
Many interesting items concerning the
progress of the working in their vari-
ous fields were given by them. ;
Rev J. II- Messer of Alpine who is
the president of the conference church
extension board spoke upon the prog-
ress of the board or church work in
New Mexico and pointed out that while
much has been accomplished there re-
mains much more to be done there
being large areas in New Mexico set-
tled up during recent years where no
churches at present exist.
Missionary Secretary speaker.
The afternoon session was given up
to the conference missionary secretary.
Rev. George IL Givin. presiding elder
climax leading to the surprising end
ing is a powerful one.
Miss Dana Is supported by an ex-
cellent cast the leading man being
Robert Walker. Augustus Phillm-
Henry Leone. Lady Thompson. Louis D
Foley and many others hae ood
rcles in the support. Adv
or the Albuquerque district for the pur- f Fox pictures: and Anna Luther the
3li:lrl.VG MILLIONS" ALIIA3II1RA.
Fun and fervor fill this picture which
is at the Alhambra today and tomor-
row. The storv of a man saved from him-
self is the'etory or "Melting Millions."
George Walsh who plays the star ioIc
outdoes the high standard of good -i
work he has been doing tor William
TinA nf hnlrilnr a -mlssionarv Institute.
Topics were assigned to various speak-
ers and interesting discussions fol-
lowed. The night sen ice nas conducted by
Rev. P. R. Knickerbocker when Rev.
J E. Stout of the C M. E. church of
El Paso sang some plantation melodies.
Rev. P. R. Knickerbocker spoke in
his unique and effective way.
THIEVES TAKE TWO AUTOS
TIRES HENS AND ROOSTER
The following thefts and burglarii'
were reported to the police Thursday
night and Friday morning
A. A. Taylor. JS12 Tularosa street an
automobile tire and rim.
Mrs. R. Richards. 3S3S Fulton street
gold watch and chain. . ....
J. Lv Marr Co. Caples building.
Ford touring car.
W. F. Krap. 301: Wheeling street.
Ford car equipped with gray seat
covers. . .
Paul Walker 3419 La. Lm street auto
tire and rim.
Mrs. R. Gist. 3517 McXmley avenne.
BO feet of garden hose IS hens and a
rooster. .
William Allen troop t. ssevema mi
airy a. watch on South Stanton street.
winsome and charming heroine. Is more !
winsome and charming than ever. i
Just because Jack Balentine had
money he thought that he had to aend t
it. The mere fact that his father (Sid-
ney Deane) had left him about a mil-
lion dollars was incentive enough to his
spendthrift powers. He ilid his utmost
to show himself unworth of his i
legacy.
In leaving the mone. jacKS uu'cr
had also left something else. Vera Mor- I
ton (Velma Whitman i. a wiaow. io
whom old Balentine had given minute
instructions. She was to consider her-
self officially engaged to Jack; and she
was to marry him and his money at
such time as sne tnougni mm wormy.
Vera liked Jack but she liked him
more ss a son than as a husband. She
could have mothered him without a
fortune: but to marry him without it
seemed criminal to her. She decided to i "
. . . TT..... -v.- F1
save jacK irom certain rum. nv u
does it is exceedingly interesting. See
"Melting Millions" at the Alhambra to
day and tomorrow. Prices are 10c. 15o J n
and Zac jot.
BylfiiAGE
iHmTTTTITTr
'Home Crate
Week
THIS is "Home Craft"
Week and on our Sec-
ond Floor we are demon-
strating all the newest ideas'
in Lace Curtains.
We have the curtains ready
made or will sell you the
materia!.
See Window
Display
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Do This
Tomorrow
Join the
Rogers'
Refrigerator
Club
We want to keep before
you that our Refrigerator
Club is a great convenience
and economy to EI Paso
Housekeepers. On any Re-
frigerator either a Leon-
ard Cleanable a Bohn
Syphon or a Gurney
costing up to $40 we make
you the attractive terms of
$1.00 Down
$1.00aWeek
W'
207-11 N. Stanton St.
WIGWAM JLVRY PICKFOnD.
The whole gamut of human erro-
tions are run in 'The Pride of the
Clan." which is being shown at the
Wigwam today. "Little Mary" Pick-
ford through trying circumstances and
many tribulations remains the dear i
sneet little girl that millions loe. tier
opportunities in mis spicnuiu .vrw-raiv cj
production are varied and many and Q
ahp tc ufn in more than the usual '
f number of portrayals of human emo
tions. The story is a clean wnoiesomo
one. like all of "Little Mary's" pic-
tures and it "ends right." which is half
of the story of a picture at all times.
The picture was produced amid the
most picturesque surroundings under
the personal supervision of Maunse
Tourneur. the noted French director.
Matt Moore "Little Mary's" brothenn-
law plays the 'juvenile lead opposite
her
Children and adults alike will enjov
XI1C IUUO Ui .M .. ... -
new Mary Pickford picture Is called
"A Romance of the Redwoods." It is
said to be similar to and as good as
"Tess of the Storms Country." It will j
be seen at the Wigwam In May.
Monday A new Charlie Chaplin com-
edy "The Cure." This is the first new
one to be issued In two months. Adv.
'INNOCENT SINNER" AT GRECTAN.
Today only the Grecian presents a
brand new Triangle corned featuring
favorite Keystone Players. "Innocent
Sinners." It is a veritable riot of mirth
and merriment and will furnish lots of
wholesome fun for the whole family.
In addition to this comedy a brand
new Pathe News Weekly will also be
shown. At this time the news weeklies
are more interesting than ever as they
illustrate many events df the present
war situation that are close to the
hearts of all. Price of admission to-
day adults 10c children 5c. Adv.
We Sell For Cash Only
This Entitles Yoa to High Quality Goods For Less Money.
Trade With Us. Oar Aim Is to Please You.
5 POUNDS EXTRA GOOD POTATOES.
2or
All 10c Pkgs Crackers and Cakes 3 forc. Bermuda Onions lb. 10c
V'U:'J'2Lm? - ; C Corn Flake.. 3 pkB.. ..23c
Pork & lieans US or. can S for 35c
Dry Peaches and Prunes medium torn sweet 2 luc cans. . . .SSc
2 lbs. 2Sc Hominy large cam 2 for 2."c
Jelly 12 or. can lie Solder's Catsup large botlle. .25c
Butter Golden State lb... 45c Eggs Strictly fresh doz...38c
EXTRA SPECIAL.
Ivory Soap .pedal G for. . .25c
(6 Ear. to a Person)
Palm Olive Soap Z Dan . . . .15c
Fort Brand Kidney Urau can 1.1c
Peaches 15c can 2 for 23c
rolger. Vanilla Extract. 35c
Bof 30c
Dutch Cleanner 2 for 15c
Calumet Baking Powder 25c
Can 20c
COFFEE Grossblatt Special Try this Per Lb 30c
STRAWBERRIES Fresh and Ripe Box 10c
Jack Rabbit Shortening. We guarantee Every Can No. 5 Pail 80c
Try Our Fresh Meats
We Carry Only the Best Quality
GROSSBLATTS
CASH GROCERY AND MARKET
512 N. STANTON ST. PHONE 1667.
Our Auto Delivery is at Tour Seri:c. r deliver In Last Kl Pa.o.
TIIC BILL AT THE BIJOC
The Vitagraph company's special
weekly release. "The Secret Kingdom."
and the Big "V" comedy will be the at-
tractions at the Bijou today. Tomo -row
Marin Sats In "The American Girl."
will be here. Sunday the first of the
famous O. Henry stories will be hown.
They are produced by the Vitagraph
Company or America. Monday liuta
Roland in the 1evll's Bait." a power-
ful drama of a beautiful girl' passion
for jewels Adv.
Helen Cooper Williams dramatic so-
prano. is an El Paso girl. She appeared
successfullv in concert work. She will
be at The Woman'. Club Mesa and i
P.ner. on April 19. Senor Alberto
A aide. of the Mexico Conservatorv of I
Music will bo her accompanist Ad- I
mission Sl.Oi). Adv. '
I
Hero of a Two Hour j
Revolution Inaugurated
Costa Rican President
Washington. D. C. April 13. Amer-j
ioan minister Hale at San Jose notified J
the state department today of the in-
!tu uiaiiuii vn iicsiuiih ". wouk ihm
of Federlco Tmoco -who in a tvro hour .
rcvoiuiioii rtuxjiuy uuoiru utta jvuie- i
aamimsiruiioii ana laier was eieuifu
j thief executive
! GET REPORT QF SHOOTING;
ARREST THREE MEXICANS
Three men. giving the names of S-
farino Garcia. Luis Paez and Kamon
I Tlodrlguez were arrested Thursday
night in connection with a shooting
I reported to the police about 9;30 oclock.
j A man living in the 2000 block on
' Virginia street called the police station
' nnd told them that a shot had been
fired back of his house and that Uc
could hear someone groaning. Officers
' M. F. Scheercr. Tom Avaunt and Tom
York went to the place but no one could
do iouuu uui me inree .Mexicans.
When they were searched a .15 caliber
nistrtl was taken from Rnrlrlcm
I
CANARY PILLS.
To n i c- j
Laxative '
1 to 2 Purgative I to 4. Xo sick
sTnmach. N'o irrininir. S'n wabtiinir
' 25c. Purely vegetable. Are better than '
what you think Adv.
Tenement Owner..
Are you getting all of the inonev
your house should bring? Ask Lee
Newman. I specialize on tenements.
Phone 46ei. 995i S. El Paso
Adv.
It pay. to paint with Pattons s Sun
Proi'f Paints Lander Lumber O.
Adv
imoB
GET IT AT McMICKLE'S
E BEST
FOR LESS
It's wrong to think that in order to live well you must pay high prices for your foodstuffs.
It's not the food that is high. It's the bad debts-the long credit accounts and the expense of delivery that are
boosting up the cost of running the home. Nine grocers out of ten must make up for those losses some way
and thev usuallv make vou stand some of them. ... .
You geTthe best and pay only for the best by dealing at this spot cash store. Buying for cash and selling for
cash without a free delivery enables us to sell our groceries at the closest margin ol prolit.
XnTou trade here you are not paying for others' debts. You are not paying for bookkeepers and solicitors.
Here you pay only for the goods you want and you get full value for every cent you spend.
The person who pays cash is entitled to lower prices.
5c Size - 3 for 10c EGGS Guranteed Fresh DoZCR 35c
MUSTARDS AND PICKLES.
Mustard prepared 10c size 5c; Doz 60c
Pickles in 10c cans only 05c
Pickles sweet in bnlk gal 60c
Dill Pickles in cans each only 10c
Pickles in bottles regular 10c seller 05c
Dill Pickles in quart cans 25c seller 15c
Chow Chow Pickles 10c cans 05c
Oscar Sauce regular 30c seller 15c
Chili Con Carne regular 10c can 05c
A. One Sauce 35c size 20e
A. One Sauce 50c size 35c
Chili Sauce large bottles 32c
Lea & Perrin's Sauce 35c bottle 28c
Unlabeled Goods
can only . . .
Grape Juice pint I5c; quart 29c
Ginger Ale best grade bottle 10c
Root Beer best grade bottle 10c
White Soda best grade bottle 10c
Crazy Water regular 35c bottle 10c
Talcum Powder 25c can lie
CIGARS
Select 50 to a box $1.50
Havana Royals 50 to box ?1.50
Oblong Brand 50 to box 65c
Little Barretts box 50 65c
Switzer Stogies box 50 65c
Deck's Invincible 50 to box 65c
Old Virginia box 100 5-cent packages . .$2.00
Green Turtle 100 to box 90
Horse Shoe Tobacco pound 25c
Star Tobacco pound 25c
Brown Mule and Schanpps pound 25c
Old Kentucky pound 25c
George Washington Plug Cut pound 45c
Pipes regular 50c value only 5c
Clam Bouillon 10c 20c and 40c
Lobster 25c size can 10c; dozen $1.20
Lobster 35c size can 20c; dozen $2.43
Oysters regular 10c size can 5c
Salmon (Red) tall can 10c dozen $1.20
Salmon large Avondale red can 20c
Salmon Dixie small can 12c dozen $1.35
Sardines regular 15c seller can 10c
Sardines Tomato Sauce and Oil can 10c
muLtuju nnu omurj c tin.- ir d en
v c 11 i t ir- ouap nunc in un jui. luc v-'"
aro oyrup xy2 pouna cans cans ic g u 9 Bm 25c; Case $2.75
Karo Syrup 2 pound can 10c - " i - . V R o r ' nSr
"""H ". "- "" .W--
2c
Bliss Sorghum quarts 10c
Bliss Sorghum half gallon 20c
Bliss Sorghum gallon 40c
Country Sorghum quarts 15c
Velva Syrup two 10c cans 15c
Velva Syrup quarts 15c
Soap Wash Rag Reg. 10c seller 05c
Soap Mechanics Reg. 10c Bars 05c
Soap Cream Olive Reg. 10c Bars 2 for 15c
Lye. Reg. 10c cans 2 for 5c; Doz. 30c
Saddle Soap Reg. 25c seller only 7Vac
. ... .uu qua C g . .n p 5c jetr 03c
vaiirs imin nir vfnnn
v.! b ' -ii cnt Dnt Cleanser 2-
Velva Syrup gallon 60c
Tomatoes large can 16c
Corn best can .. 15c
Peas 13c; dozen $1.50
Hominy can 12c dozen $1.40
Asparagus tall can 13c
Tomato Soup tall can lie
Fruit in quart cans 20c dozen $2.40
10c Cans 15c
Washing Powder Reg. 5c Pa 214c
Vinegar apple gallon 35c:
Bulk Peanut Butter Lb 17c
Pork & Beans (Heinz) Can lie
Dry Shrimp Reg. 20c seller can 12c
Marshmellow Cream Reg. 15c Can 7Vc
Milk Pet tall can 10c
Pimientos can 14c
Green Chili can 8
Ricer
rruit in quart cans 20c dozen $2.40 TJ "I O C 1 1
ffcSJi-:::::::::::::::S 1 nread 2 Spools - lc
Jelio 2 Pkgs. - - 15c
15Lbs.$1.00 1 MatchesBoL25c Sugar
BAKERY DEPARTMENT
Layer Cakes
Jelly Roll cut 10c
Cup Cakes dozen 15c
Lady Fingers dozen 10c
Cocoanut Macaroons dozen 10c
POLISHES.
Polish Reg. 35c Bottles only lie
Paste Elite Dandy 25c seller 88c
Polish Paste reg. 25c seller .10c
Polish white shoes reg. 10c Box Sac
OLIVE OILS.
Olive Oil reg. 25e can 15c
Olive OiL reg. 50c Bottle 30c
Olive Oil Reg. 90c Bottle 68c
Olive Oil Reg. $1.25 Bottle 90c
TEAS IN BULK AND PA.
Tea Black best grade Lb 25c
Tea Green best grade Lb 25c
Tea Tetleys G. L. ifo 10c; V2t 20c lb. 40c
Tea Tetles S. F. V4s 12y2c; y2s 25c; lb. 50c
OLIVES GREEN AND RIPE.
Ripe Olives regular 20c can only 15c
Green Olives in quarts only 22c
MASON'S JARS AND CAPS.
Mason's Pints 45c quarts 55c and .78c
Mason's Jar Caps dozen 18c
Celery Seed in bulk pound 15c
Oragano Seed bulk pound 15c
Black Pepper bulk pounil .15c
Bulk Baking Powder pound 5c
Vaseline regular 10c bottle only 5c
Mexine Chili Powder regular 15c can ... 5c
Extract Lemon 2 or. bottles TV2C
Ketchup regular 15c bottle lie
Ketchup regular 35c bottle 24c
Macaroni 10c package Sc
Spaghetti 10c package Sc
Instant Postum 30c seller 2Sc
Instant Postum 60c seller .46c"
Jams regular 25c jar ...lie
Corn Flakes nine 10c packages 50c
Prunes large ones pound 15c
Peaches dried pound .....13c
Dried Apples best pound 13c
Cherries Maraschino 25c bottle ...19c
Cherries Maraschino 50c bottle 32c
Cherries Maraschino 96c bottle ........55c
Carnation Mush package 19c sad 37c
With $7.00
Order
15Lbs.$1.0G
BAKERY GOODS MADE FRESH EVERY DAY.
CHOCOLATE
LEMON
DEVILED FOOD
STRAWBERRY
PIES
JELLY T7 I ft?
peach tacn dc
Cream Puffs dozen only 25c
Whipped Cream Puffs dozen only 25c
Cinnamon Rolls dozen ...15c
Doughnub dozen 10c
each 10c ANGEL FOOD Each . . .20c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Cookies dozen 10c
Fruit Slices dozen 10c
Fruit Cake pound 35c
Coffee Cake cut 10c
BLACKBERRY. PEACH
APPLE APRICOT
Veal Stew lb.
Shoulder Beef Roast pound 15c
Loin Beef Steak pound 25c
Round Beef Steak pound 22Vc
Rib Roast K. C. Best 20c
Rump Roast K. C. Best 20c
.12i:c Veal Shoulder Roast lb.. . .12y2c Veal Loin lb.
Sliced Bacon Best pound 35c
Smoked Hams Best pound 28c
Picnic Hams Best pound 22c
Weiners Best pound 17V::c
Bologna Sausage pound .' . . . 15c
. . . 15c Veal Round lb 17c
Oysters pint only 29c
Pork Shoulder pound 23c
Pork Chops pound 30c
Hamburger Steak pound .. 172c
Home Made Sausage pound 120
Vegetable and Fruit Department
CELERY 3 bunches ... 25c STRAWBERRIES box . . . 9c
Onions Bermuda pound 10c
New Potatoes 3 pounds '. . . .25c
Spinach Valley 2 pounds 25c
Green Onions 2 bunches 5c
Asparagus Valley 2 bunches 25c
Tomatoes Fresh pound 15c
Lemons dozen 10c
Oranges dozen 19c
Bananas dozen 15c
Red Bananas dozen 25c
Radishes 2 bunches 5c
Cauliflower pound 15c
Cabbage 3 pounds 25c
Sweet Potatoes pound 5c
Lettuce best 2 heads 15c
Beets Best bunch 5c
Carrots large bunch 5c
Apples 7 pounds 25c
SPUDS 5 pounds 25c RHUBARB 2 pounds . . 15c
BETTER' COME EARLY AND AVOID THE BIG EVENING RUSH.
MAIL ORDERS
Receive prompt attention. Money Postal or Express Order must accompany every order. We will deliver your goods free to any depot in El Paso.
Since we sell for cash only and do not run a delivery or credit system we are now in a position to sell you goods at very low prices. Send in your
list and give us a chance to figure with you. As these specials can't last long send your order in at once. Out of town customers receive the jame
prompt attention as our regular city customers. Everything absolutely guaranteed and if goods are no as represented your money will be refunded
without any hesitation.
Originators Not
Imitators.
McMICKLE'S
YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT McMICKLE'S.
600-2-4-6 San Antonio St.
East of Court House
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