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A TEAM STRONG
7 IN EDINBURG
Heavy Schedule Plan
Of Coach Foster;
't ! Brownsville Team
nim h Down For Game
twa JU __ •
■a * ‘DINBURG May 23.—With a num-
>n*ic^_r of Edinburg College letter men
ostm turning for tha 1928 football sea-
ini | .
an<» those who missed letters by
hair’s breadth in beter shape to
fd r^lay than they were last year and
rn ic * *ar&« number of new men with un-
itold and manifold potentialities the
• college's outlook for gridiron glory
• ' |n the coming season never seemed
il** rr'K*ltcr» Coach J. D. Foster said
'6 1 here Wednesday.
Prospects for a good team en-
thused Foster to the extent that he
*' went out and fought tooth and toe
*J} nail for a bigger game schedule than
r. 1 his school enjoyed in 1927.
v* Heavier than last year the tenta-
tiv* schedule nevertheless will have
« finer aggregation of players to
lr* carry it through the coach said
m. Nothing is definite however as most
A of the older schools in Edinburg's
hi' class arrange their schedules months
ar far' esd and the new-comers must take
hi< It ci. V or stay at home and Edin-
• t ten by Yllege completed its stay-at-
• Tutor probationary period in the sea-
on rei- A JU*t Pa»t.
ive | The tentative schedule begins No
Wat ember 3 with the Broncs journeying
At 1' San Antonio to meet St. Mary
»Uti "1 iversity. On the tenth of the same
i d<*ten ath Brownsville Junior College
ran it chi -1 play the Broncs on the home
•out ‘•founds; and the Turkey Pay Tut
O ...ill be with the Kingsville Teacher*
ajeV: the later place. Foster has every
i th< 'P* of getting the Rice Owlets to
rerth*' me to Edinburg about October
utive1”' d plans to plry Schreiner Institute
Wm If Kerrville about October 20 Other
iwanit'mes scheduled but not definite..
iest* "ided upon include the Texas I ni-
II j sity Freshmen Corpus (hristt
forge <en'or an<^ the Jun'or *
• • ■n't ^cr jupf from last season who
iin»" n*u come back for this year of foot-
mpl are John McCaulley. captain
tit ct of Hillsboro; Floyd Garrett.
[“ iina Springs; Louie Jayroe. f raw
* urg: I.ouie Has«el1 of L ! 'iburc:
» Charlie Bates of Mercedes: Tommie
Swayxe Raymondville: Pick lamer-
n son Donna. Other men who did not
' earn letters last season but who made
- a good Showing and will probably re-
turn next season are Peppy Barrera.
I Andres Chavex. Fred Abrev and Tom
\ Redford of Edinburg and Orville Cox
' of Donna and Bush Slaughter of:
Edinbrrg.
f:J CITY BRIEFS
rri0t Pea.Is Restrung at Porfman’s. Adv.
Pi'r
j ro’o „
rdig ini . M. Hitt RbO Washington
erties. * will take orders and haking
well 1/ for Rumanian kozonak pastries
»* cakes.—Adv. 27.
^O-m' —I-” . .
S ^ When You Think of good eats and
^-<1VInit. you think of The Star Tharm-
"Oj acy opposite hospitil McAllen Tcx-
• P as.—Adv. tf.
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T Measured—The I t of the um-
U* forms for the AmerVan Legion hugl?
and drum corps were measured last
" night.
•i . -: f
• uick Loans on city residence or
fj- ^ ness property. Todd & Under*
C aount j 407 Eleventh street.—Adv. tf.
O some ..—
IE|eas<’ <* Are Closing our shop for the
a nmer on June 1. Better get a
| J -stle Circuline permanent wave
lre flua ^jjp yOU pan for $7..rifl. Blue Bon-
een‘ t Shop. 912 Levee street 1’hone 72.
goiiAdv. tf.
ik A- -
K gb* Thursday Evening. May 21th. the
rf smatics club Brownsville junior
|jC /j1 ege will give three one-net plays.!
[■ **id jc hy Glee eluh between acts.
of th tiaaion seventy-five cents. No re- j
j\ about od seat*. Ticket* an --ale high
lh. Thool all day. Met leary’s Music
the third e. 10 to 12 a. m.; 3 *o 5 p. m.—
upo if •• 24.
|toc^r
fary lanv See—Many people on down-
l»—n!e'n streets saw the bugle ard
•e>r m corps members marching in
4— Thcnation to the ruffle of drums;
. for it sans the bugle*. The rorps pa
Whtd down several street* affording
IR50.0 of the first public views of the
I plantinat’on* _
. ‘0*tB-’ellcr’a Now I. C. A. Marked im-
'[ dements have been made at Wel-
No'g Grocery and Service station
ires \beth and the Highway in con- I
; rowe ion with the conversion of the
he pn into n self-service link of the
■a *ndent Grocers Alliance a na-
chain of independents. The
e has been remodeled and redec-
fed and a blue and ivory front put
“vf to conform to the chain colors.
Hi e rhange was greeted by crowds of
' •* < ipers yesterday.
• A •* -
r 'ompleted—Rearrangement of file.
Pf. d furniture in the sub-office cf!
•»- t. p. Seago in the county court at
aw has been completed and is said
*0 he more convenient and better
entilated as a result of the changes
?Aurfordin*t0 c!rpojpp!'-
Will Move—To Miller Hotel corner
7. r June 1st. Landin Optical Shop.— I
^ dv. 6-1.
hone -
1 The Turin Shoppe. Harlingen nov-
P iltics new line bridge tallies. Adv. G.
J School Kid’s Itch vanishes after a
4 ftw days b. applying a pieev of cot-
tCn saturated in Imperial Eczema
Remedy to affected parts at bed-
1#L «. All druggists are authorized
> tfun *'our money ii it fails.—
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jJVh.otrkey’s Old Reliable Eye Water
ctf.ic ed folding box. All druggists.—
MpU’iv. <6)
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•A: personals
mta 1 James R- Daughertv of Beeville Is
2J 1 and' Mrs. W. P. Branch of San
Z Antonio •« gue.t.inthe city
as C C Smith of Block Itland. R. I..
W 1* in the city on business.
e> 1 CO Busch and family of Hous-
1 ton are visitinr in Brownsville for
t sc^al„d*J *Mrs. H. L. Stokely and
iti 4 * j ' jfve left Tuesday for San An-
• * ai onto. * They will bo there for several
»TE' p Walton baa returned from
f hi* former home fn Arkansas where
»wm7#‘ went to attend the funeral of hi*
rTTith-r who died recently at the ag«
j. B<
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BOY’S TALE MOVES SAND PILE
..-u- o-u-Ln-rw ^ i .-. - M - -
Because Bruno Bogden nine-year-old Chicago boy told police that his
missing playmate John Pyrek eight had disappeared in the piles of
sand in the yards ofia sand and gravel company a steam shovel work-
ed at top speed all day to move the small mountain of sand in a vain
attempt to recover the boy’s body. Then Bruno changed his story
saying that his chum had fallen into the river. Bruno then was lock-
ed up while police continued their search. Photo above shows the
steam shovel at work on the sand pile. Below Bruno is shown with
another playmate Freddy Tarcnowicr eight pointing out the spot
where he believed his chum disappeared in the sand.
POPPY SALE
HERE MAY 26
Funds Go to War Vet-
erans' Hospitals;
Reserves to Sell
Members of the newly organized
Girl Reserve group of Brownsville
will be in charge of actual selling of
poppies Saturday for the annual
poppy sale conducted each year by
the American Legion auxiliaries Mrs.
Ben C. Clark president of the unit
has announced. Headquarters of the
sale will be the room formerly occu-
pied by the Williams radio shop next
door to the Queen theater.
An exhibit of interest will he in
the window at this place featuring a
chaplain’s flag chaplain’s over seas
service cap. field glasses in a German
case taken from a dead soldier after
the battle of the Meuse-Argonne. a
pair of gas gloves used in handling
gased bodies British knapsacks a
gas mask all donated by Rev. R. 0.
Mackintosh. A two-pound cartridge
and a helmet loaned by John Flan-
nigan of Los Ebanos will also be in
the exhibit.
Money realized from local sales
this year will go to the rehabilitation
fund for World war veterans in hos-
pitals located at San Antonio* Kcrr-
ville. and El Paso it is said.
Contrary to past custom the pop-
pies will be made exclusively this
year by disabled war veterans or
members of their families who in
turn receive a pertain sum for their
work. Previously these poppies had
been made by local Auxiliary units.
The newly adopted plan gives more
work for those who need it and are
able to work.
Departments making popping for
national distribution this year are
Minnesota. Wisconsin Kansas. Idaho
South Dakota. Oklahoma and Mis-
sissippi. Those states making them
for their own use are Arkansas. _C al.-
fo>-nin Florida Georgia Illinois.
Iowa. Kentucky Maine. Michigan.
Mi«sou"i. Oregon. Pennsylvania. Vir-
ginia Washington and West \ ir-
ginia. AH work is being dene in hos-
pitals or in workshops.
The largest distributing is at
Kansas City. Mo. where 287 men cm
ploved making poppies while 175 re-
ceive no direct compensation while
the rest of them have less than 15
per cent.
Brownsville will be divined tnto
districts for direct bouse canvasing
while the business section will be cov-
ered by other volunteer workers. Last
year n good showing was made by
the sale but members of the auxiliary
going far above the receipts last year
in the coming sale.
Fruit Distribution
Movie to be Shown
A free educational film showing
the distribution of fruits and vege-
tables from the South and West in
Boston and vicinity is to be shown
at Harlingen May 25 at 10 a. m. am.
in Brownsville May 26 10 a. m. at
the Queen theater. It also will tie
shown at the school auditorium at
Mercedes 8 p. m. May 29 and at Sar.
Benito May 30 10 a. m.
This picture is produced by the
New York New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company and should prove
of interest to shippers packers and
growers in the Lower Rio Grande
Valley according to word from their
general southern freight agent W. J.
Fillingim.
Mrs. A. C. Vasquez to
Daughters’ Bedside
Mrs. A. C. Vasquez has gone to
5an Antonio to be with her daugh-
ter. Miss Amalia Vasquez who is
ill there. A. C. Vasquez. Mexican
consul said Wednesday. Miss Vas-
quez has been in school at the Hold-
ing Institute at Laredo. Mr. Vas-
nuez said and was taken ill there.
She was rushed to San Antonio for
expert ir.ed'cal attention and Mrs. !
Vasquez went from Brownsville to
be with her.
CYCLE KILLS DEER: DRIVER DIES
. KENT. Conn. May 23.—sAh—Frank
Gawel. 18. speeding along the feder-
sl highway on his motorcycle last
night struck and killed t wo Herr and
" is himtelf killed when catapulted t
from his machine.
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Flashes of Life
(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK—Mme. Carmen Reggio
38 5 feet 1 1-2 104 pounds singer is
$3000 richer for having climbed
Mount Woolworth. She ascended the
1358 steps in the 792-foot structure
in 13 minutes 4 seconds thereby win-
ning a wager that it could not be
done in less than half an hour.
CONAKRY French Guinea—In or-
der to run half a mile or so a
Frenchman is making a trip of 1000
miles on n camel’s hack and 2000
miles more by boat and train. Rene
Wiriath. who is attached to the col-
onial administration will compete at
the Olympic games. He is a middle-
distance man.
OXFORD Eng.—Sinclair Lewis and
bride are honeymooning in a roadster
which has a luxurious trailing hunk-
house equiped among other things
with a library a typewriter and a
bath. The first meal after their
start was a sirloin steak.
NEW YORK —Now the five and ter.
cent grocery. It has made its how
in the theatrical district. Anything
i from caviar to bacon for a nickel or
a dime. Self service.
WASHINGTON—Most taxi meters
are honest. Uncle Sam's O. K. is on
them. The bureau of standards sent
Ralph W. Smith to make a series of
tests with taxis his own car and u
measured street.
NEW YORK—Unless some society
for the prevention of cruelty or
something takes action an inter-
national dance marathon will start in
Madison Square Garden June 10 and
continue until the last exhausted
couple sinks to the floor. Frizes of
$20000 are promised.
Old Resident Of
Point Isabel Dies
POINT ISABEL. May 23.—Funeral
services for Mrs. Ramona Vr. dc
Valent age 07 who died at her home
here Monday May 21. were held at
the Catholic churrh Tuesday after-
noon. Rev. Fr. be officiating.
The funeral was attended by a large
concourse of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Valent was a native of Point
Isabel having been horn at Brazos
Santiago Feh. 27 1801. and had re-
sided on Brazos island and Point
Isabel all her life. Her husband.
Don Antonio Valent died several
years ago.
Deceased Is survived by three
daughters Mrs. Pedro Barrientez.
Miss Margaret Valent and Miss Do-
lores Valent; two 30ns. Antonio who
is now constable at Point Isabel and
Pablo a member of the const guard
crew; also two brothers who reside
in Corpus Christi and fifteen grand-
children.
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Feel Tired and
Achy?
Too Often This Warn* of
Sluggish Kidneys*
T AME? Stiff? Achy? Sure your
L kidneys are working right? Slug-
gish kidneys allow waste poisons to
accumulate and make one languid;
tired and achy with often dull head-
aches dizziness and nagging back-
ache. A common warning is too fro-
auent; scanty or burning excretions.
Doans Pills a stimulant diuretic
increase the secretion of the kidneys
and thus aid in the elimination of
bodily waste. Users everywhere en-
dorse Doan's. Ask your neighbor!
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ROCKET AUTO’ |
MAKES SPEED
IN FIRST TEST
New Invention of Ger-
man to Go Around
World in Day Be-
lieves Its Builders
BERLIN. May 23.—<;P)—The "Open
rocket car” propelled forward by the
explosion of rockets placed in the
rear of the machine was demonstrat-
ed for the first time on the Avus
speedway today attaining a speed
variously estimated at 100 miles an
hour. Fritz von Open was at the
wheel.
The car started with a terrific roar
emitting a sheet of flamo and a cloud
of yellow smoke as the successive
rockets exploded. The machine gain-
ed momentum as one rocket after an-
other. all of uniform power was shot
off the car taking a lunge forward
every time a fresh rocket exploded.
Von Open said the machine was
not intended to revolutionize motor-
ing but was a practical step toward
solution of the problem of flying at
a terrific speed through the highest
altitudes of the earth’s atmospheric
strata with the object of making a
ilight between Europe and America
within a few hours or encircling the
earth within a day.
A motor-driven airplane he said
ceases to be effective at the highest
altitudes because of inability to carry
e requisite amount of oxygen. This
obstacle he said can be overcome by
the rocket system which he said svas
discovered in an old Latin manuscript
of 1420.
Von Open did rot attempt to at-
tain a maximum speed in today’s
trial but will make an effort next
month on a straightaway railway
stretch with a car on rails to shatter
existing speed records.
Von Open recently said that dur-
ing trials with a driverless motor
rar. a speed of 430 miles per hour was
attained for a few seconds.
He is of the opinion that there is
practically no limit to the speed
which could be reached by the new
machine which has the appearance
of the ordinary racing car except that
the back part consists of a steel
chamber with 12 round openings out
of which project the steel pipes from
which the rockets are discharged.
Fuses are connected with the pipes
and are linked up on an auto switeh-
Loard and are controlled from the
driver’s seat. The rockets are dis-
charged by means of an electric spark
and a sheet of flame bursts out from
behind the car which shoots off at a
terrific speed enveloped in a cloud
of smoke.
The drawback to the new invention
is that each rocket costs a small for-
tune.
AI Parker Yacht
Anchors at Point
rOIlC’T ISABEL. May 23—The
diesel yacht “Gulf Breeze” wrth Mr.
and Mrs. Al Parker of La FerTa own-
ers. aboard came into the Point
Isabel Yacht club basin Tuesday
morning after a pasasge down the
Gulf coast from Aransas Pass.
Gulf Breeze has been in the yards
of G. E. Roberts shipbuilder at Rock-
port for overhaul. With interior
arrangements remodeled and re-
painted and varnished the fine
yacht left Kockport Monday morning
and left Corpus Christi bay through
Aransas Pass about 10 p. m. Monday
night. On the way down the owners
trolled and landed a good catch of
kingfish. At 1 a. m. a strong north-
easter struck but the yacht rode
through it without difficulty or delay
and crossed the bar at Brazos San-
tiago without special pilotage.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to extend our sincere
thanks to the many friends who as-
sisted us and for the many kind
words of sympathy during the ill-
ness and death of our mother. Mrs.
Ramona Vc. de Valrnte; also for the
many beautiful floral offerings at the
funeral.
Antonio Valent Pablo Valent Mrs.
Pedro Rarrientez. Miss Margaret Va-
lent and Miss Dolores Valent Point
Isabel Texas.
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Is Your Appetite Poor?
Sleep Broken?
Port Arthur Texas.—"I was all
rundown my appetite was poor my
sleep broken and
I was at a loss
what to do to re-
gain my health
when someone ad-
vised me to try Dr.
Pierre's Golden
Medical Discovery.
1 did so and it was
really a surprise to
me how quickly I
began to feci bet-
ter andfpick up. A
few bottles put me
in good health and since then I go
for a bottle of the ‘Discovery’ just
as soon as I begin to go down in
health. It is a wonderful tonio.”—
G. W. Wagnon 930-7th St
All dealers. I>arge bottles Liquid
51.35; Tablets $1.35 and 65c.
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The Lenses you are now wear-
ing can be duplicated in the
Greatest Eyeglass
Improvement
In the Last 20 Years.
Ask Dr. Olmsted
Optical Department at
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‘ATTENSHUN’
“Attenshun. forward march:*1
That is the command that comet
to mind when one sees this mili-
tary looking little frock. Smart
isn't it?
The material is a combina-
tion of flat rayon and Lanvin
green crepe showing a delight-
fully swinging movement of the
front fullness which is gathered
instead of pleated. The mili-
tary touch comes in th • trim-
ming. which is made of circlets
of dark green rayon braid with
tassels.
The chic little beret worn with
this frock adds to the martial
look. The frock may be worn
with or without a coat.
I. C. C. Hearing
Is Postponed
HARLINGEN May 23.—The Inter-
state Commerce Commission hearing
on Valley vegetable weights and stan-
dard packs which was scheduled to
be held here May 31 to June 2 has
been postponed indefinitely. Notice
of the postponement was received by
Missouri Pacific and Southern Pa-
cific officials in Harlingen Tuesday
night.
While no definite date has been
fixed for the it is under-
stood it will be held the latter part
of July or August. Press of busi-
ness which would not permit an ex-
aminer to come to the Valley i*
understood to have been the cause of
the postponement.
The bulged pack reparations on
seed potatoes and the charge that
seed potato rates from Wyoming and
Nebraska were among the principal
subjects to come before the examiner
at the hearing.
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
If you wi»h to be permanently re-
lieved of gee in etomach and bowels
take Baalmann a Gas Tablet* which
• re prepared e*p«ria!ly for stomach gaa.
and all the bad ejects resulting frem
ga* pressure.
That empty gnawing feeling at the
pit of the atomaeh will disappear; that
anxious nervous feeling with heart pal-
pitation will vanish and you will again
be able to taka a deep breath without
diacomfort.
That drowsy sleepy feeling after
dinner will ba replaced by a desire for
entertainment. Bloating will cease.
Your limbs arms and Angers will no
longer feel cold and "go to sleep" be-
cause Baalmann's Gas Tablets prevent
gas from interfering with the circula-
tion. Get the genuine in the yellow pac^r.
«!«. «t any good drug store. Price fl.
Always on hand at
W. G. WILLMAN’S
STEEL CREWS
CUT TIM N
Steel Work on Bridge
At End; Painter*
Start Work
All but four steel workers were
laid off Tuesday afternoon by the
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging
company when a survey of the work
showed it practically completed Ar-
thur Kinkade. general superintendent
said Wednesday. The four men re-
tained will complete the work left
within a day or two such as driving
up rivets and placing a lew smaller
cross members. Kinkade said.
Simultaneously with letting off
steel men. a crew of painters were
thrown on the great structure to
put on the priming coat. AU steel
has been painted red when leaving
the mills the prime coat and much
of it rubbed off in transit. These
scarred places and rivet ncads are
being primed preparatory to putting
on the aluminum paint. The alum-
inum paint has been shipped. Kin-
kade said and three weeks should
suffice for the putting on of the two
coats specified by the owners.
Touring of concrete for the ap-
proach on the American side will
begin soon the suprintendent de-
clared. Forms were being built
Wednesday and reinforcing placed.
PAVING BIDS
(Continued from wage one)
ent concrete pavement on Rluetow.i
road south of La Feria via Blue-
town and Santa Maria to the Hida.-
go county line approximately 6.7
miles.
Harlingen Precinct—Briggs road
from Harlingen-Rio Hondo road
northward approximately 2.5 miles;
South Line Wilson Tract road from
state highway No. 06 via Beheimor
corner and Primera to Tanberc's
corner approximately 5 miles;
Conibes-Santa Rosa and Santa Rosu
west roads from Combes via Santa
Rosa to the Hidalgo county line ap-
proximately 8 miles.
All roads with the exception of
those in the Point Isabel precinct
will be 16 feet in width. The Old
Alice road and Paredes Line rood
will be paved 9 feet with the ex-
ception of about 1.000 feet where
thgy join the Barreda-Point Isabel
road which will be paved regulation
width. Several meetings have been
held in the Los Fresnos section and
it is understood that an effort is
being made to have the paving con-
structed 16 feet wide and extend ap-
proximately half the distance. The
commissioners court has left this
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lfiT BAKING
fvvPOWDEK
DOUBLE ACTION
SamePrice
FOR OVEr3^YEAAS
25 ounces for25*
WHY PAY WAR PRICES ?
Our Government
Used ‘Millions of Pound
Mr. Truck Grower
See me before placing
your order for seed.
H. R. Snell
Thone 257 Weslaco Tea.
Representing
L. P. Gunson & Co. Inc.
Seed Growers and Importera
Seed that reproduce true
to type
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matter to th« residents of that sec-
tion to decide.
Contracts for grading and struc-
tures on five projects in the San
Benito precinct will be awarded at
the same time contracts are award-
ed for paving.
Commissioners Logan. Baughn snd
Laroche advertised for bids on pav-
ing in their respective precincts on
May 14. the Brownsville precinct be-
ing nnable to advertise at that time
on account of the Boca Chica in-
junction which was set aside by the
civil district court Monday May 21.
At a special meeting of the com-
missioners court it was decide! that
it would be advisable and more eco-
nomical to award all contracts at '
one letting. The previous call for
bids was rescinded and the military
and Southmost roads included in the
notice for bids.
Latest Bridge Is
One of Prettiest
On Rio Grande
Brownsville's new international
bridge will be one of the most beau-
tiful on the entire river was the
opinion of J. F. Greene of New Or-
leans inspector for Ford Bacon A
Davis consulting engineers of New
York after viewing the huge red
structure Wednesday morning. Mr.
Greene expressed himself well pleas-
ed with the progress of the con-
struction company in handling the
PEOPLE ARE CRITICAL ~
OF A PIMPLY FACEI
No longer do people pity a person
with pimples or other displeasing skin
blemishes. In fact they arc apt to
criticize and avoid such a person be-
cause pimples are usually a sign of
carelessness and neglect.
If you want to be admired for a clear
healthy complexion ask for Black and
White Ointment and use it according to
directions. It is pleasant to use. highly
beneficial and scientifically safe.
For best results use Black and Whitg
Skin Soap with Black and White Oint-
nient^AlMealmsell^hcrnjMtnal^ost.
work and was elated at tha manner
in which tha steep span had ba#n
■wung to prevent damage by tha ra-
ce nt rise in tha river.
Mr. Greene arrived in Crowntville
Tuesday in the interest of hia firm
employed by the bond house which
bought the bonds of tha Gateway
Bridge company.
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Snow-Ball
§ Soak one half envelope Know
Sparkling Gelatine in one-
I fourth cup cold canned fruit
a ju.ce and dissolve in one half
M cup hoilmg fruit juke. Add
W two tablespoon fu!s lemon juice.
g Strain cool slightly and add
one cup canned peaches aprv
I cots or pineapple pressed
t x through a sieve. When mixture i
I \ begins to stiffen beat until h
a \ light: then add whites of two A8
gA. eggs beaten until stiff and mold jfctH
5*%. m egg cups. aSrEj
FKNOXl
SPARKUNO
GELATINE'
The Highest Quality far IW<A*
mBatttrFoo4s~LatMCa»tm-Fm
It is astonishing how Mrs.
Knox's recipe books will help
you to improve fruits and vege-
tables fresh or canned and
make them go several tunes as
far. Sent free far your grocer’s
name and 4c for posuge.
■lev B. Knox Getadna Co.
300 Knox Attsu
Johnstown. N. Y.
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i to every purchaser of
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THE PERFECT ELECTRIC IRON I
Insured against burning out
Nationally Advertised Price $7.50 I 1
Garza Hardware Co. I
11th at Market Square
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“Truly America’s Finest Confection’*
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Ask for it at
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3 Convenient Stores
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BALLOON
Special
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Quality at Lowest Cost
Firestone quality assures more mileage
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will lower tire costs. When we apply
a tire you will avoid pinched tubes.
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Denison Service Stations
Brownsville — Harlingen — McAllen — Ranuondaille
Phone 172 — Call (Js and Connt the Minatea
Brownsville’s Quality Tire Store
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The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 317, Ed. 2 Wednesday, May 23, 1928, newspaper, May 23, 1928; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1380269/m1/3/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .