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NOW COMES THE GEORGIAN
GoO1ER TERRIER!

The Evening World. N. y.
II fear that your correspondent, John
Jacobs. IL In error when he asserts that
ne is in possession of a Patagonian
Peanut pup That animal Ii extinct
From his description am inclined TO
think that hts frutarian hound u IN
reality . Georgian ooober terrier. which
possesses the Same strange habit Of dig
cling up peanuts and roasting them alive
on hot rocks. but in other respects dif-
fers widely from Professor Bassbottie's
description Of the Patagonian Peanut
pup. as described on Page 100. Vol. 10
I'D 1909 OF his work on Vegetarian
CANNES.
"On the other hand, the Georgian
Goober terrier has the same rough skin
and nutty appearance described by your
correspondent. In this connection may
| recall that some years ago. in Yucatan.
met a planter who had species Of
banana hound. closely alliei TO the Beer
Listener. His animals were trained to
sit under the banana fronds. and when
the tiny squeak which announced that
/ the fruit was ripe Issued from the
, bananas hanging above them. the intel
| lgent animals would bark loudly. thus
affording an opportunity to harvest the
crop at the precise moment when It had
attained Its greatest perfection.
capt. James LufIbarrow,
mo. Sc Battery place."
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Dr. McradA.. ri.n. I~.,,,~,..

LIVERPOOL. England. March 22.-John
G. Mcfaddcn Of Philadelphia has com
pietcd arrangements H. lie opening In
this city In May next an importan Mt
institute for conducting researches Into
cancer and other contagious diseases.
lie sailed for Now York to-day on
board the Mauretania
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New Vanderbilt TarsWtuis.

BOSTON. March 20. - The motor
cruiser TarantulA built at Nep"nset
for William X Vanderbilt jr.. lame
M to India Wharf yesterday. whore she
was Joined by the owner and q few
Invited Guests. who will make the
trip around Co New York. Capt Arthur
Harding II the commander. The Taran-
tuia left last night
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be simple. with touch of my favorit'
color introduced In some way.
MRS. J. ".
The dssiSn Am showing to-day
would bs suitable for you made Of
dsxx blue serge, With stitched belt
o. the goods. ana the tiny COLLAR Of
oopsuhagsn blue velvet. The same
COLOR blus glass buttons could trim
the dress, while the ohsmisstts Of
lace would b . charming ooApie-
ton. II you think the ohsmlsetts
Of lace . uttis zoo axsssy for the
wear, yeu could have one Of plata
net, gathered from . round Dutch
Heck.
Dear Faahion Editor:
would like TO get a three-piece sui
"A Russian blouse coat and q semi
tailored dress. Do not want . plsil
color. Would like . changsable taffeti
Of some sort. but do not know whethe
this 10 worn or not. What can 20,
suggest? Am feet z lie inches tall
quite slim. dark auburn hair. blue eyoa
good color. twonty-eisht years old. bu
look younger. What oolors are bscon,
ing TO me? MRS. W.
Al sAaAss Of blue become you,
also brown, green, purple, paak sad
pale shades Of grssa ana iavsa6sr.
a suit Of dull blue and black s1bbsa
sim would ~ very medish. Trim
II WITH oordinss OF the same, ana
use AAs lace - . nat cellar o. the
waist asa ~ rl1lss In the sleeves.
DFaps the shirt up In ne centre
front, slasA4nS II ana soundin6 the
corners. 4 ~ Of plain aal1 blus
eould line the cost collar ga euRs,
ana eoula also paps Ne button
holes. 0osa1aSs shoula asaas the
asm holes. wAals belt Of several
eordaAss would bs pretty.
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ROCHESTER,, March 22-Two firemen
are In a hospital as n result OF injuries
sustained when ladder broke early
this morning when they were hGhtlns
fire that did $4,000 damage TO the
Nee Building on state street. A big
water tower also tipped over during
the fre. but injured no one
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best In the next kennel show. Well.
this is indeed some surprise. by Jove!
Well. we'll! Good dav sir"
n. WILBUR LAYTON TO THE
FRONT AGAIN.
CUrrespou ienc, regarding the ban.
ana hound follows:
80 EWING Whirled,
old Dom.
"Nu lawk Siti
Eye hav not yet hard frdn Pruf.
Duckstor Fallows rcgardcn my bananas
hund. kannot let Pruf Falowes c the
anlmul on Sunday az II. de Wyt sniff.
Jewncar. the secks,un Nv Gowanus
kurch. hav boroed him for that day.
AMI luther dai vii be glad to see him
and show him banana hund.
"The seckstun hurd that my hund kud
peal bananuz an haz boroed him to
peal the be,a on Estir s,ndai.
"Riskpeckfula.
III. Wilbur Lawton,
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BANANA HOUND EATS BANANAS
AND js FOND OF CHILDREN.

''The scent Of the hound Is unerrins.
II has never been known TO fall. And
you never heard Of them? Ny word.
that sounds remarkable to me! Why.
don't know what we planters would
do without tho dogs. We get great
deal Of entertainment from them. too.
We have banana eating contests and
believe me. II is great sport. ! have
two very good hounds. One Of them
can eat three bananas at a time. That's
remarkable. I will admit. but he won
q number of medals In the banana eat
ing contests. I have several hounds
with q record of two bananas.
THE banana hound IN very gentle
and affectionate, and extremely fond OF
children. The children grow up with
item. One OF the hounds will stay
with a child until he or she is old
enough to take care OF himself or her
self. You never need fear so long ~
the hound is around. If anything hap
pens to the child. or II danger II near.
| the hound Just sets up his moan nntil
help arrives and he will never leave
| the child. Yes. really. II IL remark
able that you are Just hearing OF them.
and that they are considered such n
| curiosity that the circus IL using them.
THAT gives me an idea. however
Next time come up from Costa Rica,
I shall bring you some photographs
Yes. and by Jove! I'll enter two OF my
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In which over Q million dollars 10 In
VOWED.
Miss Granted will return from the
West next week
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nVERSDE PARK
plans, It ISA|D,
'f FAVOR RAILROAD
Nlost Ind Association Ready
Iosa Vigorous Fight on Pro.
posed lrnppovsmsntA
CITY RIGHTS IN PERIL.
Opposes Measures Both IN AL.
bany and Before the Board
Of Estimate
CITY RIGHTS IN PERIL

oonndnk 0Gx peWd1ng Doa1s afseoe.
A0 The NsW Yesk Centsars frsAgAt
trsohs on the western line Of Riverside
Para viii sivs the railroad only Q
hrmse aAd moro secure held upoa the
sttA 70 the dstrimsnt Of the para. NV
srsids Drive and the property along
It's border. the West End Association,
composed Of old warriors for the rights
Of the section. II buekiins On lie armor
for combat.
Monday evening . special meeting VII
be held to plan an Albany campaign to
defeat . oil now pending In Sosh Senate
and Assembly. and . delegation doubt.
lee will 70 to the capital 70 protect TIE
rt0hts q Riverside Park - the associa.
ton sees them. On wednesday members
Of the association expect to meet the
ps0lAi committee Of the Board Of Eat.
mate on West side Track Elimination.
AMI On Thursday the Board Of Estimate
y scheduled to receive . report rom
that committee. This report. It 10 ex-
peossd. wtll contain me outlines Of q
oon1Eaot 4 u suggested tbs CITY snA The
New York Central should enter into.
4 70 dimcuis to determine winch prop
osit4on y regarded with the greater fsaS
by ehs West ma Association IT. rsla-
aons With the Board o6 0stimats Com
nattss Of wtssca Joha Rarroy Mitchell.
Psss1dsut q ne Board of Aidernsa. =
C1niruAn, and Borough Prestdenk No
Ansav end comvHoalse Prsndsrgast the
oSAse 0smbsss. re Of the most SFfsnd.
~ sort ana e = osnflosot ~ Chains
va rsas1Vs ous eonsiAsgatDoa.
ASSOCIATION oPpooCe HARDoR
AAeeo o. DOCK coeAtAioSloN.
- ~ Whst M Association has
hosn %svuo - Opdessean6 elAaA he Board
q DoanaGs commattss w11i approve
hasess yaaaD Sa0gDtsd ~ ooa,missaonss
a DupalO end Ferries Tomlktn@ and
thsv ~ y aaythihg but Hearty concord
with thsoa. NaAhsr Do thsy want to sss
pssunlasSuo olvsa the New York Central
to malntaln tvsnsy-slx tracks at Sew
eaty-0oooud street. wAsre. they CONTEND
they are legally entitled 10 but t~''
and have eaght or nine now.
Tho legislative nsht. however. u tne
most imminent problem With which the
associa ton must contend. A bill intro
duced by Senator Pollock 10 now IN the
hsnds Of the Committee on Cities and q
similar bill offered by Assembiyman
Eisner Is scheduled to have hearsns
before the Assembly Committee on
cities Tuesday afternoon.
This bill in effect abolishes the citys
right to hold in trust all Of the prop
ety west of the railroad tracks on,
under the river to the bulkhead line Tor
park purposes. which was given 1t by
Il yislaaive enactment in lSS<. II VA
through the West End Association this
property came to the city In trust at
cos. Of sc0Oo.0o0. approximately.
But this 10 not the only provision OF
the Pollock sner bill. Members Of
the association contend II also legalises
the present retaining OF land aionl
the water front west OF the tracks
which 10 being done by the city and
the railroad-for a purpose they fear
can only be for the hensnt Of the rail-
road.
Niil00elNtIR "A TO G1lLIRlN
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SUSPICIOUS As TO FilLgoiN
LAND WEST OF TRACKS.

This dumping has been In progress TOR
some time. BY permission OF the Park
Board contractors have been allowed to
dump dirt taken from excavations for
the new aqueduct along the river shore
line. while at the same time. construc.
ton trains Of the New York Contra!
have also aided the filling In.
President Mitchell, Chairman Of the
Board OF Estimate Committee. said TO-
day that his report would not be ready
before Thursday. This report viii en-
body the various negotiations which
have been carried on with the New York
Central. and will suggest . contract
giving he railroad certain easements
and rights along the whole water front
an far north as Spuyten Duywl.
The most important feature OF this.
from the standpoint Of the Ravessias
Drive people. relates to trackage rights
along the park front. including from
four 70 six tracks at the north end Of
the BARK 10 ten at Eighty-sixth street
and twenty at ssventy.sscond
street
The report viii provide that all these
tracks shall be covered with shed Of
steel and concrete over the whole dis
tsses, Of q suficient strength to allow
four feet Of soil on top. on watch
ahrubbsry may .be planted and . 0on-
tinuous terrace TO the river constructed.
But sven this 10 regarded With doubt
By the West Enders.
rEOro SAID TO SHOW PLAN 70
UNFEAsieLE.
II was declared to-day that tests Of
the soA between Seventy-second and
6sventy-nlnoh streets had effectively
demonstrated that It was not Of u quail
ity calculated to stand the railroad
yards and the shed, much len the
weight OF the proposed earth above II.
six months after the contract was
made" said one Of the leaders Of the
organization to-day, the railroad would
he hack before tho Board Of Estimate
with a plea that il would he impossible
to build the shed there. Under the Jaw
only the railroad can make the suggss-
ssas: the city 10 authorised only 70 pas
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COSTA RIGA MAN
HAS A WHOLE PACK
Of BANANA HOUNDS
What's More, He's Going to
Exhibit Pair of Animals at
Kennel Show Here.
THEY'RE VERY USEFUL.
They Sit Under Trees and
Howl When Banans' Squeak
Tells Fruit Is Ripe.
THEY'RE VERY USEFUL.

~ iast ne banana hound has been
eiiacAsd for . fact! Herr 10 . man who
Just arrived from Port Limon. Costa
Rjca, who not only knows all about tho
banana hound. but has . drove Of tn EN-
himself. Tue gentleman In Hesekiah
spottiswood. born IN ENGLAND. and for
many years the owner Of banana plan
tation In Costa Rca. He arrived to-
day on the steamer Metapan OF the
United Fruit Company's line.
"Is the banana hound a new discov-
cry up here7" he asked In surprise.
when questioned by an Evening World
reporter. my word. how singular!
Why. We always have them. They are
q very essential adjunct to a banana
plantation; Indispensable. almost.
should say. myself have a drove OF
them. What IL the breed? They are
q cross between . pointer and a South
American tapir.
Its very necessary thing to know
when to pick the bananas from the
trees. you know. When they have at
tained a certain shade Of green. ther
10 the time. Now. It's very difficult t.
have a man so thoroughly up In coloi
that he can determine this matter
That IL where the banana hound comes
In. He :rots through the groves.
man behind him. and scents tn
punches which should be picked. III
stands in front Of the tree and gives
a long moan. which sounds similar Il
the siren at sandy Hook. Then HI
points 70 the particular bunch with hi
taN
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All lost or found ayticlss 81
veftised In The Weeid viii ~
Hated at Tho Worlds Infosasa.
ton bureau, Pulltsse building
Arcade, Park ROW. WORLDS
Uptown Office, northwest ees.
ner 1Sth N. and DsoaAWA10
Worlds Hairless Offiso, ~
West i2Sth a.. 90 Wohd's
nsooklya OFFICE. go WsshInG-
to- 81. Brookiyn, foe % dsys
following tho printing Of tie
advsr usenent.
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3lS FsonI ~. n~ss neeknsaa. 4. z.
The Booklet in!essstins. Tells eli
about olive OIL u will show zee . Wav -
health ysu aeves dreamed 81.
just put your Addreas on q postai.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01
u. S. c. S. EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that an examination
will be held in Brownsville on December
3 for the position of junior immigration
inspector, for men only. Applicants for
this position should be capable OF per
forming the arduOus work incident to
what il known as Line riding which
involves the performance of duty in the
rough and mountainous country along
the Mexican boundary far removed from
tht centers of civilization.
In. addition to the examination at
Brownsville an open competitive exam
inatiOn for this position will be held at
all cities where free delivery has been
established in the stats of Arkansas. Ok
lahoma, Louisiana, Txas, Colorado. New
Mexico, Utah, Arizona Nevada and Cal
ifornia. and at Eagle Pass, Texas. The
salary is 81 $50 per 'annum
The commission announces also that a
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HOw's h

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. J.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known r. j.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01
HONOR MRS. j. NJ. PERRY.

The Self Culture club held a special
meeting today ut the home of Mrs. W.
c. Craig. the president. in honor Of Mrs
J. NJ. Perry, leaves Monday to make
her home in Midland, Tex. The program
included a reading by Mrs. Ward. and
q solo by Mrs. Martin Besteiro. accom-
panied by Mrs. Davis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01
s YOUNGSTERS IN TOW.

Eight youngsters who persisted last
night in having joyful Halloween at the
expense of other people were taken in
tow by the police last night. After a
lecture by the city officers. and a sugges-
ton that a word TO the wise is %suffici-
ent, they were told to 90 home.
All in all a very peaceful Halloween
was enjoyed by the police
37X12 Heavy Velvet Rugs at 1915 for
81 %. s.. 90 CHARTERED Oak Arm Rock
ers at $2.97; So 90 Clothes Hampers at
81 .GS; $2.25 Velvet Rugs - in.x54 in.
at 81 SO. See the windows. Walker Bros
| Hancock Co. 29-1 Adv
Lindsay Waters of Harlingen. is a Wis
itOr in Brownsville etoday.
Mating short waist boxes at 81 80. 9
TT. x12ft. Administer rugs $19.50 $500
Sewing Machine at $26. rs: $25 90 Sew
ing Machines at $1S.5 80 Walker Bros.
29-1 ADV.
nun tuUt LtffHSf
Clerk Joseph Webb has issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses. LuciO Baltizar
and Maria Bali; Pedro Gonzales and
Juana Arevalo. Carlos Garcia and Rosa
Aguirre Olivia Benvides Selvia Fer
nandez Abrego and JOsefa Her
nandeZ: Vidal Alvarez and Juana Torres
Cantu: Leonard w. Humble and Miss
Katherine Kerr: Alfred T.. Ray and
Miss Kate Barron.
For the Business Ndn.-Do you want
to buy out the finest business in Browns
vi le? Best Equipped Confectionery in
the city. centrally located. Magnificent
fountain-it's for sale. It's your chance
You can get it-Ready for business MS
soon as You want to open the doOrS-Its
the Paragon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VIM. c. Craig. Trustee. ADV. If
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01
CITY NEWS

NJ !
Hrs. Westbro0k Resided Hcrc.-Mrs.
Maud WestbrOok, who was mentioned in
the press dispatches two days e as hav
ing tax n a tumberful of carbolic acid at
Dallas. resided in Brownsville about W
years ago. Her husband was a train
auditor. 2"
White Creme Waists.-In the new YES
tee styles at the BOLLACK STORE.
ADJ.
Eks Entertain at Ddncing.-At the
Elks' Club last night twenty couples dan
ced in celebration of Halloween even.
This was the first dance of the season
given by the members of the club to
their friends, and will probably be fol-
lowed by the regular Friday evening Ell
tertainmentS of the club.
Special Sale. New. Tailored dress
waists just arrived. Exquisite patterns
excellent values. They are all ell mode,
and your choice is here.-THE HAT
SHOP ADV.
Paid to Return TO WdtdmOrOs.-A Mat
amOrensan, arrested here last night by
the police, was released by Corporation
Judge Celaya this morning, en- he con
dition that he return to MatamOros and
STAY there. TO be sure the man went.
Judge Celaya presented him with a
twenty-five cent piece, and told him to
skin out"
Dafehmine Whatever COmes-to eat
that Sunday dinner at the Merchants
Cafe. Have promise of a fine turkey.
SO Twelfth Street ADV.
Justice court Grill Dtcket-Judge p.
p. Barbour today issued notice that his
regularly monthly civil docket will be
called Monday morning at 9 o'clock in
Justice Courtroom No. l at the county
courthouse.
Last ear Of apples for sale at only $l.3
per bushel delivered. Phone YOU Gro
Ger as this may be your last chance to
get all sound apples for $1.25 per bushel
fair warning. inspect the apples. and if
not worth $1.25 return them.-11-2S-tfAd.
the three local judgcs-tO he chosen
to award the ~seventv-five to ninety dol
lar AK. Solid Gold Omega Bracelet
Watch will be named soon.
The judges may be depended upon to i'm
partially decide the winner i'm the Skill
test" now being advertised by The Rut-
ledge Jewelry Co. the jewelers.. who are
authorized factory agents for Omega
watches. The watch is to be given, abso-
lutely free, to the boy or girl, man or
woman who complies the longest list OF
words from the letters in the words
omega Watch Cut out the advertise
ment and try your skill today.
Dr.. Works Returns.-Dr. b. o. Work
who left last Sunday for his former
home at Waxahachie upon news of the
death Of his mother. returned to Browns
Vile last night.
You Can Get a Lirery Cdr.-As cheap
as a hack-All You have to do is to phone
800, YOung's Garage-Adv.
Ferry ImprOrcMeht.-The ferry com
panv today is constructing a stationary
fence and walk leading down the bank
to the ferry landing.
Thanksgiving is Getting Ncdr.-Every
body will want a turkey. Place you or
derS now with Dreyer Produce Com
pany and YOU will not be disappointed.
Phone 507 Twelfth and Levee Streets.
Immigration Inspector Refurns.-J. u
HOdgeman of the United States Immi-
grafton service. stationed in Brownsville
has returned from a vacation of a month
spent at Houston.
Phone 555.-FOr a livery car, any hour
Of the day or night.-It cost no more than
a hack.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01
Our Clerks "Smile" When You
Ask Them to Grind Your Coffee!

We have Installed the latest Model HOBART ELECTRIC COFFEE MILL.
which makes it possible for us to grind your Coffee JUST LIKE YOU WANT
1T, and the pleasure is ours Two things are NOS important. 70 the making Of a
grades OF Coffee. selected and blended for their cup value and re have the mill ID
grind it to suit the pot you are using Trust us with your Coffee Orders and
"seth h difference"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01

Full car Of fine apples due here Thurs
day and the Valley Fruit Co.. will sell
the entire car 1t only lbs per bushel
delivered in Brownsville. Phone your
Grocer or call at the Valley Fruit Co.,
ITO Elizabeth street-Ady 11-2S-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01

Albert A. Browne left Friday after
noon on a business trip to San Antonio
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01

c. Mcclellan of Corpus Christi is here
Gu business. Mr.. Mcclellan has just
returned from the State Fair at DALLAS.
He declares this exhibition the best he
has even seen at Dallas. and he has not
missed one fair in ten years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01

Hrs. WestbrOOk Resided Hcrc.-Mrs.
Maud WestbrOok. who was mentioned in
the press dispatches TIVE days e as hav
ing tax n a tumberful of carbOlic acid at
Dallas. resided in Brownsville about two
years ago. Her husband was a train
auditor. a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01

Magnificent Wedding Giff.-MrS. and
Mrs. ID. L. SperO. who are now in New
York City ON their honeymoon. have
written home that Mrs. SperO has been
presented with Il beautiful baby grand
piano the gift Of Mr.. SperO's uncle,
Mrs. ID. L. Spero, who are now in New
piano is now on its way to Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. SperO expect to arrive in
Brownsville about the middle of Nov
embeP.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01

Furs, Tciret-Selected Imported Gre
atoms. The careful ~ selected assortment
of imported and domestic millinery ere
atoms gives you a chance of a large va
riety of hats at THE HAT SIIOP.-Ad.
FriscO Conductors Shift.-H. NJ. Gro
yer of kingsvn'e is now conductor on the
branch line, succeeding Joe Rogers who
has been transferred to the kingsville
and Houston run and will make his
home in Houston. Mr.. Rogers has been
on the branch line rnu for several wears
and has become q well know and popul-
lar trainman during his stay in this
.~.31xI2Hcdry TeIret Rugs at 1915 fer
81 80. 500 CHARTERED Oak Arm Rock
ers at S2.97; s.. 90 Clothes Hampers at
$1.6S; $2.25 Velvet Rugs - in x54 in. at
81 80. See the windows. Walker Bros
Hancock Co. ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01

VcIret Hat Bands for Mems Hats. A
THE ROLLACK STORE. ADV
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01

than a hack? 1t costs no more. Phone
500, YOung's Garage ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-01

Etening Dresses --latest creations
of fashion with the ~"rightnOw" dash to
them YOU cannot get them anywhere so
satisfactory as you can at THE HAT
SHOP ADV.