The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 220, Ed. 1 Friday, February 11, 1927 Page: 3 of 6
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TEST PROGRAM
HEARD WIDELY
KWWG Offers Fruit
To Most Distant Fan
Who Writes
WWhG i offer the other day to
box of seedless and "squirt-
JjS** Valley grapefruit to the most
wstant listener-in on a test program
broadcast to determine how well the
new station on top of Hotel El Jardin
► *** working has brought in more
than 30 answer* from ten different
states.
To date a Nebraskan is the most
wjWt listener to acknowledge recep-
'tf1' KWW4S music over his set.
L. Pendergraft. director of the
•cation for the Chamber of Com-
D|®rc** will wait a few days more un-
til all the contest mail i* in before
announcing a winner.
Almost without exception the dis-
tance fan* report that the station is
toning in clearly and strong. "You
came in a* clear us a bell” says Fred
Watson of Arkansas City Kansas
and his phrase with but little varia
» tion i* echoed hi other letters now-
- mg Mr. Pendergraft says that the
station is achieving the clarity that
it has been seeking.
<• ^ Batson also was pleased to
know that there is a seedless and
squirtless grapefruit a fact that he
said he was not aware of until he
• t**ad in on Kft WG the other day.
.“I want to say again" the fan
wrote "that .any city that dues- not
have a good wireless advertising
agency is behind the times.'
“Your station is sharp tuning and
• comes in with very little interfer-
W«." says another fnn.
~ *‘Your splendid program came in
loud and clear at our home in St. .Jo-
seph Missouri" writes a woman tan
in that city.
Suspend Competitive
Recruiting For Navy
T&ord has been received by H V.
Hale of the loril navy recruiting
station from the naval department
that beginning with Feb. 11. com
petitive recruiting is temporarily
suspended. This temporary »u»p n-
• i«»n was due Xo the fact that men
• were enlisting »<> rapidly that the
iK'vy* would soon become over-
strength. rays Mr. Dale. He adds
that until competition is again re-
sumed only thos * men who come up
to the navy’s highest standard will
be uble to enlist.
Linoleum at 49c and 76c a square
yard; tomorrow is th Jas» day at
these prices. Edelstein’s Kliz&beth
and 13th street.—Adv
YOUR SICK CHILD
IS CONSTIPATED!
LOOK AT TONGUE
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Hurry Mother! Remove poi-
son* from little stomach
liver bowels
Give “California Fig Syrup'*
if cross bilious or
feverish
No mutter what ail- your child a ?
Kcntlt thorough laxative should 4- |
Ways be the fust treatment given.
If your little one i- out ■ t"--■ *11.
half nick isn't resting. eatuii anti
acting naturally— !o >k. Mother? mm
t if tongue is coated. This i- a -ure
•ign thnt the little ft.. h liver
amt bowels rue clogged with w.i-te. i
When cross irritable feevrt-t.. „
I ach nour breath bad or hn~ . „
ache diarrhea sole throat full «>!
cold give a teaspoon!ul of t ulifor
ni* Fijr Syrup” and m a f. .. bou
all the constipated poi-on. undig.
wjC looland u.ur I. ■ ntly
out of the little bowels without grip
ing. and you have a well playful
child aga:n.
WptlM *e* can re..t easy after giving
thif MTmlvss. "fruit> la.ative*' be
cause it never fails to cleanse th«
little one’s liver and bowels and
sweeten the stomach and they dearly
love it* plenssnt ta te l ull dm
lions for babies children of all ages
and for grown-up* printed on ener.
bottle.
Be ware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
“California Fig Syrup”; then
that it is nu.de by the ~t .tlifornia
I ig Syrup Company”
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SOCIAL
ActDiSi® s
MISS SARAH THAXTON
Phone 7
PARTY AT EL ARCO.
Mrs. James A. Muckleroy and her
daughter Mrs. Frank C. Gay were
' hostesses to a number of their
Brownsville friends at an attractive
party at tEl Arco tea room on Eliza-
zeth Street Thursday afternoon at
j 3 o'clock.
The rainbow' and card rooms of
the shop were used. Bowls of roses
: and fern set about the gay rooms
provided a colorful setting for the
ten tables that furthered the
spring time valentine idea by their
individual vases of sweet peas. Old
fashioned va! Mines were used for
tallies.
Refreshment plates consisting of
frozen fifuit salad whipped cream
j « range tea biscuit coffee and El
Arco tea mints were decorated with
heart favors.
First p; ze thin tab!? vases was 1
| wen by Mrs. John Rutledge. The.
1 second prize for high score was a j
hand embroidered linen table cover |
and was presented to Mrs. Charles j
1 Reid- The consolation a holder for.
viol t *. was presented to Mrs. Ls-
I roy Morris.
Guc-t from out of the city were;
Mrs. W. E. Thomas Mrs. Stanley
Dodd an<l Mrs. Louie Morris of San
Benito Mrs. Thomas E. Cook of
Dallas and Mrs. Charles Reid of
Indianapolis.
Mrs. Muckleroy and Mrs. Gay j
will enteitairi again tomorrow Sat- j
urday afternoon at El Arco for
their Brownsville friends and honor-)
ing Miss Flora Humphries of New i
Britain Conn-
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SCHOOL CLl'BS ENTERTAIN
i A program by the recently organ-
ized duos at the Grammar School
was presented at the meeting of the
Parent-Teacher A sociation of the >
school Thursday afternoon.
The St. ■ ecelia music club gave
three numbers. The reading club
was represented by Romeo Villareal
who gave a reading and Virginia
Henderson recited a story. The art
club was represented by an exhibit
in the meeting room.
During the business session it was
voted to pay on the library debt. Due*
amounting to $44.8;> Were collected.
I The prize was awarded to Miss < amp-
hell's room for having the most moth-
ers in attendance. There were in all
about forty parents and teachers
present.
INCREASE SCHOLARSHIP FIND
Members of the Business an<| Pro-
fessional Women's Club pledged
th emueives Tuesday evening to each)
raise 4;2 to apply on the scholarship
tuna of the club by April 1. The ciur>
already offer* a sihoiarsmp of $75
in the Junior College and it plans to
increase this amount to $150.
| The business meeting of the elub
took place following a dinner at El
Arco ten room at 6:2141 p. m. Roll call
of members was answered by giving r
the place ar.d date of birth and pres-
ent occupation. Two of the member*
tame from England one from Mexico
and the others from the states of
Indiana Missouri Virginia Ohio ai d
Texas.
After the business meeting a musi-
cal progtam consisting of selections
played on a victroia was given and
VIis Alberta Kirby who was in
charge of the program made talks
describing each of the numbers.
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VV. c. T. |T. MEETS
Mrs. Sophie Woodrome and Mr*.
Milly Brunat were hostesses to mem-
ber* of the W. C. T. E. Thursday
'afternoon. Mrs. J. K. Bull president
ipiesided over the meeting and read
; the scripture lesson.
A .short progtam was had consist-
ing of a discussion of the Ration-wide
1 campaign to mouse batter respect for
the dry law and the recent confer-
lence at Washington.
After thcf business meeting and
during the so. ml hour the hostesses
served refreshments.
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MRS. FITS H ENTERTAINS
Mr*. Charles Fitch attractively en-
tertained at her home on the highway
Thursday afternoon with a valentine
bridge party.
At the two table* Mr*. W W. Kyle
won high score and was presented
with a flower bowl. Mr*. Tom Pen
dergraft vva* awarded a stamped
boudoir pillow for making second
high score.
After the games the hostess served
a salad course which carried out the
valentine idea. Guest* were: Mr*.
Tom Pendergraft Mr*. Joe Minor.
Mr*. E. I.? Hicks. Mrs. W. W. .Kvle
Mrs. N. K. Randall. Mr*. J V\ Davis
Mi*. C. H. William* and Miss Otis
Hughes.
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1111 KHDAY BRIDGE CU B
The members of the Thursday
Bridge f lub were entertained this
week by Mrs. L. S. Grider at the home
of her daughter. .Mrs. Louis Brulay. at
l eve«- and Sterling Streets.
Mrs. G'ovti Wag* it held the high
score at the conclusion of the games
and was awarded an enameled door
•top. Mrs. O. I. Hicks was lucky in
th ■ cut for consolation and was given
a guest towel.
Refreshment* of strawberry short-
cake aim w'nj ned cream were served.
Mis. Elmore Grider will be hostess
*t the next meeting of the club.
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SOROKm INITIATES I.OCAI. GIRL
kappa t hap’.er of Zeta Tau Alpha.
• -ic.al sorority at the University of
Texa announces the initiation of
Mis* Frances Eaton of Brownsville.
Miss Eaton i- the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G. \V. Moot hart. *
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PERSON\LS
^ Mi. and Mr> W L. Lipscomb and
Mr*. L. <i. Tinkler of Edinburg and j
Mrs H. p. Griffin of McAllen were!
! guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Closner
there Thursday.
Mr* L. < . Robb 1* expected to re-
turn Sunday from Beaum *nt where
she ha.- gone on business.
Mrs. Pearl Nuckals went to Corpus ;
Uhristi during the eat tv part of the
week returning Wednesday. Accom-
panying >!rm. Nuckols on her return
was J h Htpp who will he the gue«t
of hi* son A f. limp and family *
here.
Mr*. Oscar C. Dancy left W'ednes- 1
day for L<*« Angeles. aClif . to he with
her daughter Mrs. \V W Gross in
response to a telegram telling of the
serious illness of the latter.
SAX BK.XITO
BRIDGE PARTY.
The charm of St. Valentine cupids.
ble *ding he irts. arrow* and hearts
with lace fdres were the motifs u-ed
! in the decorative scheme of the 1
party given by Mrs. J. T. W leox at
her home Wednesday afternoon. R<*d
rose* and verbenas were clustered
j in blue bowls lending a pretty
touch of color.
i Mis II. F. U. Fedden. holding
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high score was presented with the
success award others receiving
prizes were Mrs. Wade cut prize
and Mrs. Albert Herbst consola-
tion.
The luncheon rerved in the lata
afternoon consisted of creamed
chicken in heart shaped puttie
shells olives pear salad hot roils
potato chips coeoanut maccaroons
and coffee.
Those pres nt included Mrs. H. F.
McFadden. Mrs. F. A. Met all. Mrs.
T. E.. Marchbnnks. Mrs. Alocrt
Herbst Mrs. Horsey Celt Mrs. M.
G. - it. Mrs. \. H. Mertz. .
H. .1 Hinkley r;-. Davis "Wade Mis
J. W. Betts. Mrs. John V. Clark
>lrs. J. A. Goolsby. Mrs. F. B. Sub-
lette Mrs. Volmer Roberts. Mrs. J.
&■.. Bell. Mrs. 1. V. Jolly Jr Mrs.
Guy Cornett. Mrs. Ray Smith. Mrs.
Bob Alexander Mrs. W. S. Brock
•Mrs. S. S. Dodds. Mrs. Me Murray
Richie rs. Lit Lutenbacher Mrs.
C. L. Milner. Mr*. J. W. Hafner Mr;:.
Neil Kendrick Mis. J. H. Koontz
and Mrs. A. II. Conn of Corpus
( hr sti.
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PLAN BANQUET.
Committer* from every city in the
Valley will be (•resent at a meet ng
held in Ban Benito the latter part
of this v ek when plans will be
made to have an annual banquet of
till former University of Texas Stu-
dent*. The committees will meet
with the president James A. Gra-
ham of Brownsville at tne San Be-
nito H'gh School Building. Com*
m.tte .* recently appointed in the
Valley towns are as follows
Sun Benito P. F. Dominy Stell
Briscoe and < buries Bowie; Hhi-
lingen Clara ( liff A. L Lewis and
Llovu V. Sternberg; Brownsville
Mrs Volney Taylor Mrs. Frank
Ki!>bs. and R Ransom; 1m Feria
Verna Franklin; 1*. G. Greenwood
and Claude Elliott.
Much inter st is be.ng displayed
in the formation of this efttb and
committees report fa orafcle results
so far.
HARLINGEN
I*. T. A. MEETING.
The Pa rent-Teachers Association
held a teal enthusiastic session
Wednesday with Mrs- K. R. Tate
presiding. Aft r a ;hort devotional
anu fading of the minute». there
was an entertaining iittlc program
given by several of the pupils of
Miss Lightfoot’s room.
“The Part? My Mother Made.’*
lecitation— Billy Barnes.
“Other Little Girls” recitation—
Janie Lee Green.
Marie McWilliams gave a reading
in negro dialect.
“Try and Smile” recitation—Dor-
othy Brown*.
A most amusing Pun tontine en-
titled “The Elopement" was pre-
sented by three Lttle girls.
Mrs. Robinson of Erie Pa was
present w;th Mr;. R. B. Hamilton
of Hailing* n. Mrs. Robinson Is sec-
retar.' of the P T. A. work in Erie
and gave a short talk.
A Fathers’ and Mothers* social
will b given in the near future.
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The .Study Club meets this week
with Mr.-. S- C. .Myrick on Thurs-
day afternoon.
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.Mrs. C. R. .Myers will entertain
her Bridire Club at her home on
Friday afternoon.
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SILVER TFA.
The Silver Tea given by the luem-
brs of St. A (ban.-.' Cuild will !o
held Friday afternoon at the h«tnc
Mr Lawrence Ho>l.in«. on Tv
lr»r Avenue n. nr the Harlingen high
school. Everyone welcome. A splen-
did program from A to 6 o'clock..
L nuleum at 19c and 76c a square
yard: tomorrow is th ’ last day at
these prices. Edelsleints Elizabeth
and 13th street.—Adv.
Watch Belvedere in the
Heart of Brownsville.—Adv.
Beaty Hints
It the face powder you now use
doe- not stay on long enough to suit
you does not keep that ugly sfline
away indefinitely -does nut make
your >kin colorful like a peach—tiy
this new wonderful special French
Process Face Pore !cr called MELLO-
CLO. Remember the name MELLO-
GLO. There’s nothing Eke it. Eagle
Pharmacy Inc.
WOMEN ARE
TAKING G. F .P.
FOR STRENGTH
So many
pirls and
women who
do their
own house-
work or put
in Ion?
ho u r s at
■ vv oik in
stoi cs or shops are now using
St. Joseph's G. F. P. to en
able them to do it easily.
This vegetable compound
contains such well-known
roots and herbs as Blessed
Thistle Blue Cohosh Root
Squaw Vine Life Root Plant.
Helonias Root' Starr Grass.
Cramp Bark etc. which your
family physician will tell you
have been recognized for
years for their properties in
building up and strengthening
women.
Mrs. Ethel Allen who lives
at 3201 Nussfenner Ave. in
liallas Texas says H ‘ I don 't
know what I would do with-
out St. Joseph’s G. F. P. 1
was terribly run-down when 1
started using this medicine:
but now I feel dandy. I have
plenty of strength to do my
housework and go out with
my friends too.’*
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Correct Time—phone 370. Dorfman’s
Haw Another fFire.—The second
j fire in the Hi G. Stiiweli. Jr. aoai.-
I n ents in West Brownsville within
• recent months b.ougtit is** fire de-
| partment yesterday ait ?rm>oi. ft
' was another fire caused by the
| chimney and did no damage.
John A. Jones lawyer State Na-
i tional Bauk Building. Phone 58-—
Adv. tf.
Postpone Miriiflx. — The meeting
of the First Ward P.-T. A. w’.i.ch
| was to hav? been held tVs afler-
: noon has been post.»on *d indef-
initely according to -Mrs. B- C.
' RehmeHing strretary.
School Kid’s Itch vanishes after a
few applications of Imperial Fczema
Remedy. Net greasy or bad smel-
ling. All drueg.su are authorized to
i fund your money if it fails.—Adv.
12)
Dickey’s Old Reliable Eye Water
cools heals and strengthens sore
weak tired eyes. All druggists 25c.
-Adv. (2) :
Car Catches Fire.—Alt automob.ic
in front of I. Dorfman’s home at the
intersection of First ami Adnmr
Street started burning this morn- i
mg but the prompt urr val of the
firo department prevented serious j
damage from heirs I >ik*.
Jack Turner Sick. J*«i Turret
court reporter for the lOiird judicial
• •istriot. is sick today.
I. unrh Kisirn t loses.—Tite Van
Noy Interstate lunch room at the
depot has closed. There will he no j
lunch room in connection with the
new depot to be opened soon a • i
since the *>ld depot will be closed
within a short time it was decided |
to suspend operations of the safe.
Try Our Delicious aasort brea is
and rolls. Fresh morning and oven- i
ir.g City Market Union Bakery. I
Phone No- 144.—Adv. 13.
Good Uiiicken Dinner for otic
served Friday evening from six to
eight at the Christian Church.—Ale.
Watch Belvedere in the
Heart of Brownsville.—Adv.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Guillermo Guerra and Jova FI*
trada.
Francisco A. Medina and Felicitas j
Rios.
J. B. Stafford and Elizabeth A. ]
Eing.
Watch Belvedere in the
Heart of Brownsville.—Adv.
REMINDERS^
Brownsville Bakei(y
Judge—“Pat the Jury rays you
must he huro'. I must pronounce
stntence. hut will allow you to
choose the tree.”
Pat—“Well. Judge. I choose the
okra tree.”
Judge—"But tha* is too small."
Pat—“Faith Judge. 1 can wait
till it grows.**
Bread is the staff of life.” but
it must be goon pure strong Wheat
flour bread. Patented recipes with
mixtures of oils and flavors which
taste good do not carrj with them
the strength and w holeaomeres* of
pure bread no matter under what
. n me they arc sold. Parents should
see that their children rat the
PUREST (CARD WHEAT FLOUR
BREAD to avoid undernourishment
and indigestion. Our REAL BRF'. AD
carr'es all of the natural wheat
ingredients.
Our ideas are like food—in that
they mud be digeated in ord'T to
he of value to us.
In purity—first in quality—first in
leavening strength—first in economy.
CALUMET
THE WORLD’S GREATEST
BAKING POWDER
MAKES BAKING EASl -nl8 DOPBli! ACTW8
Sales V i Timet Those ot Any Other Brand
Price
$5500
Bt'Y \ LOT IN BLLVEDEKE
Hr will furnish all Ike row?* to build this Henri
Hick* Midfm Fire Proof Roof (■jrfrn Howe.
Lot* on *ale March 15. Belvedere 1* between Loa
Ebanoa and the High School on I'alm Boulevard.
Machinery working there now. Watch Belvedere
in the Heart of Browaaville.
MARTIN-HICKS
\ NEW TOWNS i
ON EXTENSION
Tov/nsites on 18-Mi!e
Line Have Been
Designated
BAYMOXDVILLE. Tex. Veb. 11.— |
Four new towns ar.d two loading sta- '
tions are scheduled to be built on the
eighteen-aiil* extension of the Mis- j
>ouri Pacific railroad which is be-
ing now constructed out of Raymond- j
ville east and south to a point near j
the Willacy-Cameron county line
three of which will he under the di-
rection of the New Towns Company.
• not organised hero !h; the Harding-
<>111 < onspany. and one by the Sorn-
nolo Development Comf my.
The three towns which will be i
Huiit by the Harding and Gill inter- |
ests ar • Santa Margarita six miles
east of Raymondville; Willamar ten j
miles east and two miles south of J
where the line curves to the south-
and the third is an u* na. :ed town at j
the externally of the line where 880
acres have been purchased for the]
tewnsfte and for trackage. In addi- {
lion this company will build loading !
stations between th** iwain line and !
Santa R >*a and between the town I
i t the extremity of the l.ne and \\ il-
ls mar. j
Willamar and Santa Margarita are
already little towns with school 1
house* churches and artesian water. ]
At each of the five points the Wit- j
lacy County (.in Company has an-j
nounced its intention of erecting a j
modern cotton gin which will cost in
the neighborhood of fUi.000 each it
is stated. This with artesian wells
will be the first development work to
start in the;e localities.
The town planned by the Seminole
Development Company will be locat-
ed eight miles east of Raymonds :!le.
near where the road tarns south and
will bear the name of Valencia.
The new road will open up a large
tract of fertile and hitherto unde-
veloped territory ail of which is .
suitable to agricultural purposes and
its development will mean much for
Willacy county.
It is expected that the line will ex-
tend on to a connection with lines in
Cameron county and to a junction
with the Rio Grande and Point Isabel
ra.lroad. thus giving another outlet
to that port through Raym mdville.
SAX BENITO
Symonds Pharmacy which has
been located on the South Boule-
vard for the past several years is
now re-established in their new
quarters at the corner of SU tiger
Street and the Boulevard- The old
location will be remodeled. and
will t-e occupied by F. W. Woolworth
and < otnpanjr.
The finishing work on Mount
Meta Burial Park is being rushed to!
. close. Hydrants are now being in-
stalled and any spot in the park;
raiy be reached with a fifty foot
h<>*?. Grass has been planted and I
flowers are beginning to bloom. I
New driven-ays are especially pretty
along with their construction a new
section hou^e is being erected.
Mrs. Sam Foster was a visitor in
the city the first of th? week Mrs.
Foster is a daughter of Mrs. W. F.
Bohner and resides in Harlingen.
Mrs F.d Bartholemae of Mercedes |
was a visitor and shopper in Sat: j
Benito Tuesday.
Mrs. Lawson Anglin of Harlin-
gen spent Wednesday afternoon in •
this city as the guest of friends.
Perils of
Childhood
“TT must be all of twenty years ago that mother first
A gave me Syrup Pepsin
For those Fevers Colds and Bowel Troubles of Childhood
How time flies. My good mother has gone to her rest but I have
faithfully relied upon her judgment and have given Syrup Pepsin
to my two children since they were bom. It is certainly a noble
medicine and never fails of its purpose. I like to recommend it.”
(Name and address will bo sent upon request.)
And in the Evening of Life
When age comes creeping on with bowels relaxed
muscles weak digestion poor and blood thinned then
is when constipation does its evil work in a night.
Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is so palatable sets so
well in the stomach works so easily so gently so
kindly with old folks as to accomplish its purpose
without gripe pnin or other distress. For biliousness sour
stomach coated tongue headache fevers colds and constipation
from infancy to old ace Syrup Pepsin is recommended every-
where and sold by all druggists.
For a free trial bottle send name and address to
Pepsin Syrup Company. Monticelio Illinois.
DM CALOWIU
AT AC« M3
DrCahMT*
SYRUP
PEPSIN
For Sale By Owner
28 lots in Hardin Addition
Within 3 block* of Southern Pacific entrance.
2 lots in foionia Victoria
:{.*>(* feet on concrete highway near Banker’s
. 293 feet corner Washington ami concrete highway
3 lot in J-un Benito.
2 lot* in Edinburg
Terms to Suit Purchaser
B. E. IIIXKLEY. Bron n*\ ille Texas
REMEMBERl
H off
On All Fall and Winter
Coats and Dresses
A Very Small Leak in Your
Roof is Expensive
And the marks on the ceiling are very offensive
We are Roofing Specialists and will be glad to consult you
about your roofing troubles no matter how small. We
have a great many satisfied customtm in Brownsville as
well as other towns all over the Valley.
We have an office in Brownsville and maintain a crew of
experienced roofers to do roofing as it should be done.
We have been in the roofing business fourteen years and
our long experience has taught us that the best of mechan-
ics are cheap labor to do roofing work; we very seldom
i^ed to go back on a job.
We are here to serve you. Consultations cost you noth-
ing. Any time you have a roof to repair you will find ua
more than glad to help you get the proper materials and
decide what should be done whether we do the work for
you or not.
You will at least be added to our fast growing list of
friends. 4i
Hedges Roofing Co. Inc.
Earl Smith Manager Brownsville Office
I’hone 817. Office; Mason Crain A Transfer Co.
I.evee Street near 13th—Brownsville Texas
We just completed the Border Patrol roof. Now roofing a resi-
dence at 13th and Adams and the Country Club building
it it
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]; ling of your everyday business and financial affairs.
it it
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•' satisfaction of customers.
—— i
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We are as close to you as your telephone
We Employ Only Competent Workmen
VALLEY TILE & MARBLE
Contract Division
WM. CAMERON & CO. Inc.
Office and display room over 1st Nat 1 Bank
Phone 490—Harlingen Texas
YouVe Lost
Something
If you have not saved part of your salary
this month!
What you spend goes beyond recall; what
you save and deposit with this bank is
ready when you need it.
Begin today and keep on depositing.
4% Interest Allowed on Savings .
First National Bank
Brownsville Texas
"THE FRIENDLY BANK”
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