Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-27

screen raised considerably higher from
the floor thar has ever been the custom
here is quite advantageous, as it enables
everyone in the audience to see the pie
lures, even though ladies in front NAV be
wearing picture hats. The seats are ar
ranged to face the entrance. the pictures
being shown in that end of the house.
a fine program was given, and the music
by the orchestra was much enjoyed.
TO make room for the spring merchan-
disc | am closing out all stock on hand
at prices in some instances below cost.
Call while it lasts.-JNO. E. RUT-
LEDGE. 1-23-4t
On the SICK list. NJ. Stein. The
Herald's active and diligent news gath
erer, is taking an undesired lay off, on
account of illness. j. ID. Craig, who was
formerly reporter for The Herald, is as
sisting The Herald during Mr.. STEMS
absence from duty.
Hot Chocolate at the Elite CORRECTION.
airy.
A disc plOW that will do the work at
1925; guaranteed buggies at $3.50;
$1,000 SurricS at $3.50. astonishing dis
counts on all hardware, china, ammuni-
ton, guns, vehicles farm implements and
harness until Saturday night. Great
H%idwinter Sale of Walker BrOs-Hancock
Co.'S Stocks. 27-29-31
A big car of d~ressers and washstands
just i'll. Every one of them will be put
on sale at slaughter prices. 80 highly
finished strongly made dresses will 90
as a starter at, each, $40. The others
will be following close behind. Tuesday
morning these will reach the floor. Don't
get beat out in the ruSh-there will be
no second lot. Great Midwinter Sale Of
Walker Bros ancOcks Co.'S Stocks.
27-29-31
Cleaning Up Fair Gr0unds-The Mid
winter Fair Association Saturday had
men employed in cleaning up the fair
grounds and taking up the water pipes
which had been placed there for the con
%venience of the carnival company ana
the exhibitors.
WiRoBG MiHs-High grade underwear
and seamless hosiery. l am in your city
taking orders for spring and summer.
Should | fail to see you, call phone 332.
0. C. PARKER. 1913
NeW JeWelry StOre-C. T. Allen of
Brady, Texas. who arrived here recently,
expects to open a modern jcewelry store
at the corner Of Elizabeth and 18th
streets, in the building formerly occupied
by the First National bank. Mr.. Allen
cOntemplates opening his establishment
about March the first.
HedtH ImprOrin p-JOhn r. Box has
received a letter from Mrs. Box, who is
in Carlsbad for her health, stating that
she is getting along very nicely.
Your Last ChdHce-The great Midwin-
ter Sale of Walker. Bros-HancOck Co.'S
stocks positively ends Saturday at Z p.
m. Don't miss this last opportunity to
get Furniture, Hardware, China, Stoves.
Buggies and Farm implements at your
own prices. The most wonderful bar
gains will be put on this w~eck-bargianS
that can not fail to get Us the balance Of
money that we must have. Watch the
windows. -27-29-1
Rifles Drill Tonight-The Brownsville
Rifles will drill at the armory in Fort
Brown tonight. The boys are planning
a trip to Corpus Christi on the 10th,
when a sham BATTLE probably will be
fought with the Bluff City MuSketccrs.
The boys are being measured for new
uniforms.
Welcome Sunshine The sun very
graciously shone out upon the wet world
after four o'clock. 1t was welcome in
deed, after the rainy night and cloudy
morning.
Point Isabel Line Repdired-Manager
Gerald johnson of the Southwestern
Telephone company announced last night
that the Point Isabel line is in working
order again for the first time since the
big storm in October. The line was
opened yesterday morning at nine o'clock.
PAIRING Rcpdirs-The CreosOted Wood
Block Paving company Saturday re-
nAN