Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-01

Our Mammoth Dispersal Sale opened
with a rush and is still agoing. Studeba-
ker top buggy, rubber tires $6i.5O 5000
top buggy; fully guaranteed $3.50. com
fplete 3inch Studebaker wagon 3-inch
wide tires 1890; $1,000 John Deere
Walking cultivator 4 shovel $f5.7o: $1,000
set of single buggy harness s6-25; 6Oc doz
thin blown water glasses s or. at Soc per
dOz; zoe enamel tea kettle at ~3Sc. 500
Rayo lamps at $1.37; $1.25 Pest Hole
diggers now at S9c; No. > tubs 65c. now
at 45c.; $1.00 alarm clocks for soc. Come
and see the immense number of bargains
we are Offering. If you cannot come.
write or phone your orders and they Will
have the same attention as if YOU were
here personally. Freight prepaid on or
ders of $1,000 or over. Walker Bros.
Hancock Co. ADV.
Water Plant Trouble. The tickle Rio
Grande made another move in the vicin-
ity of the city water and light plant last
night, leaving the intake of the suction
pipe about eighty feet from the water.
Fortunately there is sufficient pipe on
hand to extend the line to the receding
river again. and there will be only a short
delay in securing the regular supply of
water again. Meanwhile, the water and
light committee hope that the patrons Of
the plant will use the water sparingly.
as the reserve should be guarded for use
in the event of a fire. The water was cut
off entirely for a short while last even
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Rdin-A refreshing shower fell about
midday, settling the dust and reviving
the gardens of the city.
They Must 90. They are bound to 60.
Somebody will get mighty good shoes for
little money. BANKRUPT SHOE SALE
Guarantee Shoe Store 1913. Elizabeth.
ADV.
Death Of Intdnt-Word was received
here from Point Isabel that the infant
son of TeOfilo Flores of that place died
this morning.
Our Mammoth Dispersal Sale opened
with a rush and is still agoing. $1,000
Iron bed, > inch continuous post and $50
national weave spring-both bed and
spring for IS %; SD 90 Brass beds, ,
inch continuous post, guaTdnteed not TO
tarnish. each $11.40. $3.50 Monarch gas
oline stove. , burners on top and one en-
closed in oven $3.50. $3.50 sideboard
good size with plate mirror $500. $I15
reed rockers. full size. good design SO:
S2.75 parlor table, II inch square $1.29;
$3.50 dresser. with plate mirror. 3 draw
er $1.9S. Come and see the immense mum
Der of bargains we are Offering. If you
annot come write on phone your orders
and they will have the same attention
as if YOU were here personally. Freight
prepaid on orders Of $1,000 or over
Walker Bros. Hancock Co.
FarcwcH Pdrty.-In honor of Mr..
Charles Fitchner. who leaves today for
Galveston. Miss Dorothea Holt enter
tanned a number of her friends last ev-
ening at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James w. Holt, OH Levee street
Music games, and dancing made the hours
pass most pleasantly. Sherbet and cake
were served during the evening.
Shoes to Fit any foot at BANKRUPT
SALE PRICES. Sale begins ,at s.. a.. III.
Saturday morning sure of Old Guarantee
Shoe Store stock. Adv.
Hrs. JOrgcnscn-will be at the Hat
Shop for three weeks-phone Is for ap
pointments for hairdrcssing. shampoo
ing manicuring, scalp treatment, facial
massage, childrens hair cutting. Lessons
in the newest hair dress $1.O0 A fine line
Of hair goods and accessories. COmbings
made into switches and other hair work.
Work guaranteed. 72G1Ot
LOrcSf price s ercr mddc on shoes in
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