Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-24

to II o'clOck-50 dozen, light weight clear
blown glass tumblers at per dozen, 25c:
40 dozen heavy glass tumblers. ii per
dozen 25c, IS heavy granite buckets. Il
at, at each 25c. See window hardware
dept. Great Midwinter Sale Walker
BrOs-Hancock Cos stocks. F&S
Ciric League to Mcct-The Browns.
vile Ladies' Civic League will meet al
the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon
at 4 o'clock. A large attendance Of the
members is desired, as Important mat
ters are to be brought before the meeting
for consideration. This notice was pub,
1ished yesterday by mistake.)
To make room for the spring merchan-
disc | am closing out all stock on hand
at prices i'll some instances below cost.
Call while it lasts.-JNO. L. RUT-
LEDGE. 1-234t
Is Improrin5-Angus Young, who has
been i'll at his home at 18th and st.
Charles streets, is reported to be improv-
ing.
Hot Chocolate at the Elite CONNECTION.
airy.
struck by Car-Rafael Lopez. GO years
old, was struck by a street ear at the
corner of Madison and 18th streets YES
terday morning at 11:30, and though
momentarily dazed. was not otherwise
injured. He was taken to his home in
the vicinity of the Rio Grande freight
depot. "
Heavy mixed mattresses at $1.95;
$500 cotton felt mattresses at 1915. No.
Z Crescent stoves at 500; $500 high
closet, Gid ranges at $3.50: $1,000 gold
border 100 piece dinner sets at $500.
Great Midwinter sale Of Walker Bros
Hancock Co.'S stocks. 1924
Instruction Car Ledrcs-The Interna-
tional Correspondence Schools railway
instruction car, which has been in the,
city the past two weeks giving i~nstruc-
tons to railroad men in the handling Of
various railroad machinery. left for Van
dcrbilt yesterday afternoon for a weeks
stay. The car is in charge of L. 5. Powell.
instructor in the work.
Win0nd MiUs-High grade underwear
III ,,1 ,-. nr;nn ~, -, ynr1u az -
taking orders for spring and summer.
Should | fail to see you, call phone $50.
O. G. PARKER. 1913
Extra Specidl-Saturday morning 10
to II o'clock-9 dozen comforts, cotton
filled at each 49c; % heavy all cotton
mattresses, at each $4.f5; 3 large 115lb
ice capacity refrigerators at each $3.50;
6 very fine administer rugs, 9Xl2 it.. at
each $3.50; l. large Crescent stoves.
with big 10 inch square ovens. at each
$3.50. furniture Depot Great Mid
winter Sale Walker Bros Hancock Cos
Stocks. F&S
A Little Firc-A tlue fire in the Miller
hotel yesterday afternoon at q o'clock
caused some excitement in the vicinity
of 18th and Elizabeth streets. There was
lots of smoke, but little flame, and what
there was, was soon ~eXtinguiShed with
water. The damage is insignificant.
A Fine Film-By far one of the most
interesting pictures in the motion play
films was shown at the Gem theatre yes
terday afternoon and night. The title of
the three reel film was The Money
Kings" Besides giving an insight into
the modern methods of present day fl
nanciers in their INSCRIPTIONS means to
gain their own end, the film also nor
trayed wildly and upon a huge and mag
~niticent scale life in the high social cir
cles Of our country. A few Of the prom
inent features in the film last night in
Guided a remarkably true to life picture
of the cabinet of the United States with
the president presiding; a magnificent
state ball with members of diplomatic
corps, legations and state officials; the
thrilling chase over the waters Of the At
lantic by an aviator in a hydrO-aarO-
plane. The successful end of his Journey
when his message has been delivered
brings the story to a dramatic close.
The film was greeted with Iargr crowds
at the two performances.