Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

-SIl tHlS -uOI iilnS lOI al UP u llt.illtI
in the interest of the fair He will re-
turn to the city tomorrow.
Telret Hat Bands for Mems Hats. At
THE BOLLACK STORE. ADV.
Street RdHrdy Issues RHlcs.-A set of
rules for passengers riding on the ears of
the Brownsville Street and Interurban
railway has been posted in the ears. by
which the company hopes to prevent acct
dents. The passengers are required to
board and alight from the cars on the
right hand side. always facing forward.
Passengers wh3 are alighting will have
the right of way over passengers who are
boarding the cars. Cars will stop only
on the near side of street corners. and
at both ends of curves. except at Levee
and Third streets, which is a transfer
point. Passengers are cautioned to keep
their seats until the cars stop.
Utah Apple Sale, commences Thursday
fine different kind of apples mixed only
$1.25 per bushel delivered in Brownsville,
phone your order to your Grocer or call
It the Valley Fruit CO., who enables you
to get the best for the least mOney-Adv
11-2S-tf
A Big Night Tonight at the HallOw-
cen social to be given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian Church, at WebSter's
Book Store. A fee of ten cents will be
charged for admission. and there will be
delicious home made candies and ample
entertainment provided for all. Refresh
ments to be served. Open at Z till 600
White crepe Wdists.-In the new YES
tee STYLES at the BOLLACK STORE.
ADJ.
Many HdllOre'en Ddnces.-There will
be several dances to celebrate llnllow-
cen eve. The Elks will entertain their
members and friends at dancing III
their club rooms. The Jolly Dozen. an
organization composed Of twelve girls.
will give a dance at the Hinkley Hal.
tonight, inviting an equal number Of
friends. Mrs. G.. G.. Wagner will enter
tain at dancing in honor OF her nicces.
Misses Lillian and Nettie Hicks.
Trinity 10 to MiSsissippi.-C. w. Col
gin stated today that he is sending his
prize winner English setter, Trinity 10,
to Mississippi from the Dallas fair. He
will be given field practice in Mississippi,
and it is probable that he will be exhibit
ed at the bench shows at Memphis and
st Louis his winter.
Special Sale. Nem. Tailored dress
waists just arrived. Exquisite patterns
excellent values. They are all en- mode.
and your choice is herc.-THE HAT
SHOP. ADV.
lOween party is to be given tonight by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian Church. in the
room next door to the Chamber of Com
merce. Mrs. III. NJ. SHELTON has been bus
lily employed for days in preparation for
the event, and a good time is expected.
Determine Whdtercr COmes-to eat
that Sunday dinner at the Merchants
Cafe. Have promise of a fine turkey.
512 Twelfth Street ADV.
Troopers Win Agdin.-A k~nOcked-tO-
gethcr team of town boys played a game
of football with the troopers at Fort
Brown yesterday afternoon. with the re
suit that as usual the Troopers came
out first best-scOre IS to g.. The game
was a very good one, however, according
to those who looked on.
Last IA Of apples for sale at only $1.25
per bushel delivered. Phone your 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.
WILL TOUR THE VALLEY
Austin, Texas. Oct. 31.-State Ento-
mOlOgist f. f. Shell. who today is TO de
liver a lecture on general agriculture and
biology at the high school at Alba. Wood
county leaves tonight for Houston, where
he will be joined by his brother, Louis II.
SchOll 9~oricultura1 pyDprt and authority