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ity and truth. Subject cf the sermon
"A New Years Meditation"
Senior endeavor at $50. All young
people are invited to attend this meet
ing to loyalty support our leaders and
derive the benefits which accrue from
the contemplation of higher matters
Evening worship at 1870. Subject Of
discourse, No. seven in the "Christian-
ity Evolutionary Series" entitled. "Evo-
luton and the Primativr Man.
Note The question under discussion
will be comprehended thus, Was there
q place in the history Of man when he
fell" from A state Of purity to an
impure? Is evolution or christianity
or both right in this matter? Come
and see.
There will be a very interesting ser
vice Wednesday night which will en-
body all that we usually think of as
pertaining to New Years Eve.
Choir practice Thursday night as
usual.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

5:45 a. m.-Bible school.
I0:45 a. m.-Morning worship. Theme
"The Golden Rule"
tG:45 a. m.-Sunbeam Band. Mr.. Cur,
~ Wood, leader.
$50 p. m.-Junior, intermediate and
Senior p. !. T. US.
1880 .. m.-Evening worship. The
Saviour Dealing with a Young Man:
800 p. m, Monday-W. NJ. $. will
meet at the church for industrial meet
ing.
7:30 p. m, Wednesday-Prayer meet
ing. This win be the last service Of
the year and we hope that We will have
a large attendance.
Ne cordially invite you to worship
with US. Our fellowship is good and
ve would have you enjoy it with US.
This is the last Sunday in the year. Let
u. make it a good day by attending wor-
ship. Life is not complete with regular
Worship Of God left out. Come thou
wi1h uS and We will do thee good"
Z. W. MARSHALL. pastor
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Legal Notices

t5861.f6) Dollars and costs Of suit un.
der a Judgment. in favor Of Louis Hal
berslcben in a certain cause in said
Court, No. 1922 and styled Louis Hal
berslebcn vs.. Mrs. Ella Kinscy. e~tvalS.
l.. Reed Constable, Precinct No. 2, of
Cameron County. Texas, did On the
9Th day Ct December 1924 hwy on GER
tain Real Estate, situated in Cameron
County, Texas. described as follows,
10 wit: the following described real
estate, being a certain lot, piece tract
or parcel Of land lying and being Sit
uatcd in the County Of Cameron, and
State Of Texas. and being 4 part 70 the
extent metcs and bounds and quantity
thereof az herein described, Of that
portion Of The Conception de Carried
tos Grant (E. and b. Fernandez, ori-
einal gran'eCs) subdividcd and plated
for San Benito Land & Water Com
pany and comprising the twenty (20)
acres Of lard more or less. embraced
and contained in Lot No. Five 90 Of
the Highway Subdivision, being a sub,
division Of a pant Of Farm Block NO..
One Hundred Eighty Six 1850 made
for said Louis Halbt rSlebcn, and shown
upon and delincated BY the plat there.
Of marked "HiGhway Subdivision Of
part Of Block 1876 S. b. / e. W. COS.
Subdivision of a portion Of Conception
de Carricitos Grant, Cameron County,
Texas. of record in Plat Book IS" at
page 10 of the Map Records Of Cam
tron County, Icing a re-subdivision of
part Of Farm Block 1856 and also shown
upon the maps Of lands Of San Benito
Land & Water Company and levied up
on as the property Of said Mrs. Ella
kln>ey, etvals. and that on the first
Tuesday in January 1925, the same be-
ing The 9Th da' OF said month, at the
Cont House COO. Of Cameron County,
IN the City Of Brownsville. Texas, be-
tween the hours Of 10 a. m. and 4 D..
m, by virtue Of said levy and said
Order of Sale | will sell said above
described Real Estate at public ven
due, for cash, 10 the highest bidder. as
the property Of said Mrs. Ella Kinsey
etvaIs
And in compliance with law. | gave
this notice BY publication, in the Eng
llsh language. once 4 week for three
cOnSccu. i've weeks Immediately preced-
ing said daI Of sale in the Browns
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A. & NJ. GRAD
= will GET Land
z3-Acre Tract Near Mer-
cedes to Be Model Farm
In District

A 23-acre tract Of land near Mer-
cedes has been set aside by H. B. Seay,
vice president OF the American Rio
Grande Land and Irrigation company Of
College graduate of the class of 1925,
in order that highly trained men may
set a standard in the work in that dis
frict.
The land was selected from the hold
ines Of the company by +. J, Kyle, dean
IF the school Of agriculture, DR.. B. p.
f~oungblood director Of the agricultural
experimental station. and A. +. Potts.
horticulturist Of the experiment station,
who have made a trip TO the Valley
from College Station to look over the
land.
In offering the tract Mr.. Seay stated
that it was his wish that every settler
on his land should be an agriculturist
OF the highest and best trained type. but
since that was impossible he decided
that the next best thing would be to
have at least one settler Of this sort
10 set the pace for all others. He con
cluded that the company would profit
ably give the far INTO one 50 trained,
and proposed that the college name the
best available graduate in the 1925 class
II accept the gift.
In reporting to President Bizzell of A.
4. N. College, the committee of the col
ere stated that they made a very care
full inspection of the large holdings of
the company and could say without
hesitancy that the tract of land which
they had selected was one of the best to
be turned over to the lucky student on
on two highways. and the estimated
value i $4,000. The land will be Guilt
waited to field crops this year. and will
he turned owe RIO the lucky student on
September /, 1925. The only require
nent before passing the title will be
that the recipient will remain on the
property and cultivate it for five years.
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PERSONALS

Morris Ede,stein has gone TO Chica-
go on a marketing trip. He expects to
be away about Two weeks.
Mrs. Frank +. Hill of Eagle Pass is
In Brownsville spending the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. l.. f. Layton.
}. j. King Of Hous;o on is in the city.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Sheldon Smith of Mis-
sion arc in Brownsville today.
Ricardo Dorantey Is nee from Hous-
ton.
L. Q. Dorman Of Arkansas Pass is in
Brownsville.
Alice B. Ayres arrived here ycster-
day from San Antonio.
W. II. McNutt and NJ. H. Goldschmidt
of Houston are n the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. French of Mexico
City are in Brownsville.
Mr.. and Ms. Eugene Eguia arrived
here yesterday from McAllcn.
]. A. Guerra, LIMO Perez. d. A. Sa-
linas and Tomas Munoz Of Rio Grande
City are in Brownsville.
II. Guerra is here To-Day from Roma.
+. +. Martinez Of Mission is in the
city.
J.. ". Mush Of Alicia. Ark, is i'll
Brownsville.
Glen H. Cregler is here today from
San Benito.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Reilly of Parsons.
Kans.. are in townsville.
G.. S. Skidmore of San Antonio is in
the city.
Lewis Y. Greer of Dallas is in the
city.
J.. W. Gildart Of Durant, Okla, is il
Brownsville.
F. B. Wells is here today from San
Benito.
Will &. Fields Of Harrington is in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Hanson of McAllcn
are in the city.
George p. Brown is here today from
Edinburg.
J. J.. Guerra of Rio Grande City is in
Brownsville.
Hood Brown is here today from
Pharr.
r. o. Barron, Jr, is in the city from
Mission.
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SACRED HEART CHURCH
Winter Regulation

NlnIeT hes uIdllOH
700 a. m.-First mass and Holy
Communion.
9:l5 a. m.-Sunday school and Bible
class.
1000 a. m.-High mass and sermon.
1880 p. m.-Nespers. Holy Rosary
Sermon. Answers to question box. Ben
cdiction Of the Blessed Sacrament.
First Friday dcvotions; 700 a. m. and
700 p. NJ.
First Sunday: Meeting Of the Children
OF Mary.
First Monday: Meeting Of the Altar
Society.
Second Sunday: Meeting Of the Holy
Name Society.
Every Monday: Weekly social. 4 p. m.
JEAN B. FRIGON, o. VI. l.,
Pastor
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FORT BROWN CHURCH SERVICES

Oscar ". Reynolds. Chaplain
The Brownsville Music Club will re-
peat their Annual Music program Sun
day night at $50 o'clock in the Service
Club. All members of the garrison,
their families and friends are cordially
invited to hear this program. This is
the big musical event of the year in
Brownsville and offers a rare opportun.
ity TO hear the best music in the Val
ley. Friends Of Brownsville are invited
As it is. thought that many did not have
the privilege Of hearing the program last
SUNDAY night.
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Legal Notices
TILE STATE OF TEXAS

To the sheriff or any constable OF
Tamcrcn County Greeting
You are hereby commanded to sum
mon Interstate Finance Company. +.
L.. Melton and G. K. Iverson by naking
publication of this Citation once in
each week for four successive weeks
previous to the return day h.rof. in
some newspaper published In your
County, if there be a newspaper pub
lishcd therein. but if not, then in any
newspaper published in the 2Sth Judi
cial District; but if there be no news
paper published in said Judicial Dis
trict. then in a newspaper publ shed in
the nearest District to said 2Sth Judi
cial District, to appear at the next
regular term Of the District Court Of
Cameron County, to be holden at the
Court House thereof. in Brownsville,
en- the first Monday in January, A. ID.
1925 the same being the 9Th day of
January A. D.. 1925, then and there to
tnswcr a petition filed in sad court on
the 9Th day Of Dec. A.. ID. 1924 in a suit.
numbered on the docket Of said Court
No. 606S. VIII rein J. Il. Scott is Plaintiff
and f. T. Bishop. Interstate Finance
Company. +. L. Melton and Il. i. iver-
son are Defendants, and said petition
alleging that plaintiff is the owner, by
transfer. Of -four certain Vendors Lien
Notes given by F. z. Bishop to Fres-
nos Land and Irrigation Company. and
of the title retained by Frcsnos Land
and Irrigation Company n said cXecu-
tory conveyance. That said notes have
been partially paid to the extent Of
o%ne-half Of the principal and interest.
but are wholly unpaid as TO one-half If
said principal and interest. which was
assumed BY Interstate Finance Com
pany and also by +. L.. Melton and q.
+. ~lverson. That said notes are se-
cured by a Zen on the east twenty (20)
acres Cf Block Ga, Fresnos Tract. be-
ing a part to the extent, meteS and
oundS and quantity thereof as above
describe and set forth. of those GER
tain larger tracts Of land embraced in
Partition Shares Numbers Twelve Cl2)
and Twenty-Five (22) of the ESpiritu
Santo Grant, surveyed and plated for
the FrcSnos and a. Irrigation Com
pany. as shown upon and designated By
the official map and plat thereof. Of
itIOIu III 1 ldI DUN -, pd@e y LHpIcOl,
Of Map Records Of Cameron County.
Texas, to which map and plat and its
said record, special reference is now
here made. and the same are in all
things made a part hereof for gre alter
certainty.
Herein fail not, but have before said
Court. at its aforesaid next regular
term, this writ with your return there.
on, showing how you rave execute the
same.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Court. at office in Brownsville.
this, the 9Th day Of December, A. p.
1924.
JNO. ?. SEAMAN. Clerk
District Court. Cameron County
By G.. Whitlock. Deputy.
A true copy | certify
Jno. p. Scanlan
Clerk District Court.
Cameron Co.. Tex.
BY G. Whitlcck, Dy.
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Legal Notices

vile Herald. 4 newspaper published in
Cameron County.
Witness my hand, this 9Th day Of
d. cembcr 1924.
+. l.. REED,
Precinct No. ?, Constable,
Cameron County, Texas.
OPS: 1920: 1927: 3t-I536)
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CONSTABLE SALE

The State Of TeXas-Ccunty Of Cameron
Notice is hereby given that BY virtue
Of a certain Order Of Sale issued out
of he Honorable District Court of Cam
eron County, of the Sth day of Deem
Der 1924, by John p. Seaman Cl,rk Of
said Court for the sun of Five Thous-
and Eight Hundred SiXty-One & 46-1O0
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Herbert II. Saunders. minister

Church. School at GAS. We have
classes for all ages and YOU will be
a. .reicome as the flowers in spring
time. Come and worship with US.
Sh Bishop. superintendent.
Morning worship ar H.. The last
cen.nlunion Of the year will be partaken
eEI.hS aH who love The Lord in SINGER
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Meets every Lords Day at the district
court room at the court house. Worship
10 am; preaching ii SIN. Eve -ybody
cordially invited.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

GAS a. m.-Sunday School. Clcvs
Tsndy. supt.
t4I1:00 a. m.-Morning worship with
sermon by the pastor on the theme,
Lifts Inventory" Special music.
1880 p. m-Evcning worship. Sermon
subject. New Ways"
The general public is cordially invit'
cd TO the services Of the church.
EMMETT p. DAY. Pastor
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Weather Rullctin

Observations taken today at 3 a. M,
meridian time. First figures. high
temperature yesterday; second, low
last night; third, rain and melted
snow in last "a hourr.
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Obstinate

Mother-"Now. Children. don't quar-
rel. What's the mattcr?'
Harold-"We're play:n' shipwreck. an
Susie won't 60 in the bathroom an
drown herself."-Amcrican Legion
Weekly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-27

Poison Oak or Ivy is relieved quickly
and permanently with Imperial Eczema
Remedy. All druggists are authorized TO
refund if it fail>.-.Adv. q,
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Weak Eyes of children are strength
cned by Dirkeys Old Il liable Eye
Water. All druggists o5c.-Ady. 60
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CITY BRIEFS

Have your stove repaired or your
heater put up. Call 81 .J.-Adv.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Combe Building. next to Post Office
Sunday School. 9:45 a. IN.
Church services, IL 100 a. IN.
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fehuacan ut Martinez DruEx.-Ady.
The Pleasantville press., 1924-11-08
NOTICE.

Be it resolved by the Common Council
of the City of Absecon City, N. j.. that
the City Clerk shall forthwith give notice
to all parties in interest that it is the
intention of Common Council to introduce
an ordinance providing for the grading
and graveing of Boulevard or Franklin
Avenue from the Southwest City line,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY to Bolton Avenue, in
said City, and assess the benefits of the
same to the abutting property owners.
and consider the same at it's meeting to
be held Nov. 18th, 1924 at Council Cham
eight o'clock in the evening, and that at
the said time and place all persons whose
lands may be affected by said ordinance
or who may be interested therein, shall
be given opportunity to be heard concern
ing the same.
SAMUEL JOHNSON.
City Clerk.
The Pleasantville press., 1924-11-08
NoRTHFIELD SCHOOL.


Grade IA, Mrs. Rieck. teacher: George
Burroughs Harry Eble, Russell English,
lonn Harnan. Hamilton Moody, Joseph
Price. Arnold Pearson, Jack Sigmund,
sobert Breunig. Esther Carlsen, Phyllis
Cant. Sarah Howell, Betty Holmes,
Nyonne Humphreys, Jewell Lindsay, Hell
en- Morton, Emma Jane Magee, Evelyn
iEyon. Florence Simpson, Caroline Wells.
fionthly average. 94.69o.
Grades A and 2. Mrs. Cordery, teacher:
Howard Arthur. Billy Cunningham. Thos.
Harsh, Joseph Schoenleber, Roger Stew
art. Dorothy Chambers. Ina Lee. Eliza
neth Price, Elizabeth Stout, Mary Thom-
as. Monthly average. 9l8T.
Grades 2 and 8. Miss Gertrude Helfrich.
teacher: William Schoenleber Harley
'rOomey Edward Hoffman, Evelyn Cham
hers. Rhoda Cox. Ruth Ryon. Monthly
a-erage. 93sSeo.
Trade 4. Mrs. ]. Rockelman, teacher:
ldward Duble, Robert Hewitt, Fred Hoff
nan. Howard King. John Morton. Edward
O'Donnell. Joseph Ritter. Henry Swain.
Everett Stewart, Eugene Swilkey. Carl
Walker, James Walker. Andrew Ware,
Otelia Woodin, Cora Banning Louise
Earman. Edith Higbee. Ruth Hires, Lure
"a Lee. Ethel Lucas, Florence Horton.
fIargaret Sehaefer, Florence Swain, Helen
Ware. Monthly average, 9059o.
Grade s. Miss Rumbel. teacher: William
caste. Leroy Craig. Earl Cant. Howard
Concluded column 6, this page)
The Pleasantville press., 1924-11-08
tM MEMORIaM

CAMPBELL.-In fond and loving remem-
brance Of our dear beloved daughter,
Mrs. T.. Pearl Stafford Campbell. who
entered the haven of rest Nov. 4th, 1918.
K smile that stfl fingers in our memory
so dear,
4 voice that is stilled, yet to us we can
hear.
Has gone far beyond where the sun al
ways shines,
TO await and make room for the dear
ones left behind.
She has gone from this world of sorrow.
Our hearts with deep anguish are riven,
But why should we mourn for the one
who is gone.
When we know she is happy in heaven? :?
Dearly loved and sadly missed by her
Parents. Brother and Sisters.
The Pleasantville press., 1924-11-08
HONOR ROLL.
Concluded from page 1.


Leech, Ross Sullivan. Maurice Thompson
William Van SAINT. Harold Band. Anna
SAINT Angelo, Linda Weber.
Grade 4B, Myrtle K. Collins, teacher;
attendance. $685.: Edith Engelhardt
Geraldine Maholland Pearl Shaw, Pearl
Weeks, William Collins, Paul Glenn, Har-
old Peterson, Robert Sehilling, Frank
Grade 5, Mrs G. c. Lutz, teacher: at
tendance. 97.27ed: Chas. Andrew, Wood
ruff Dare. Sherman DeMill, Harold Es-
bertson, Samuel Fredericks, Louis IRWIN
Billey Policy, William Schilling, Frances
Bennett. Dorothy Collins. Verna Frambes.
Charlotte Koehler. Virginia Risley. Emma
schneeweiss. Anna Shea, Helen Weist.
Kathryn Weist. Grace Walton
Grade 6A. Helen Lull. teacher; attend
Goehler Frances Gordon. Edith Guenther.
anna May Radcliffe. Mary Strockbine.
Edwin Benner. Frank Clark. Richard Gill
llngham, Raymond Click. William Nc
Thompson. Joseph Ang. William Scott.
Grade 6B. Y. T. Maxwell. teacher> at
Frey. Walter Robinson, Jack sharpe,
Harold Unsworth, Theresa Cesario, Stella
Cesario, Rebecca Morley, Verna Rabeau,
Edith Sheppard. Nesta Tresidder. Fran
Grade IA. Mrs. simonds. teacher at
tendance. $3.50: Owen Koeher, Frances
Boice. Lila Gerew. Helen Kelley. Ethel
s;chneeweiss. Ruth Thompson. Madeline
Way. Helen Walton, Madeline Dietrich.
Grade 7B, Clara Reem, teacher: attend
ance. 96se: Viola Green, Ruth Daley,
kathryn MACPHERSON, Estella Shaw Ed
fnund Fenton. Edward Rossman.
Grade sA. K. Bedancier, teacher; at
tendaJsce, 95.5 %: Helen Babcock, Eva Col
fine. Bearf1ce OTTER. Margaret Risley.
Amelia White. Roberta Marshall Milton
Band. Norwood Band, Weldon Fenimore.
Eugene Fredericks. George Kinsey, Wes-
ley Lee. George Smith. Edwin Weinrich,
Lawrence Woods.
Special Glass; attendance, 91.199o: Amos
Hand. Charles Grasso
The Pleasantville press., 1924-11-08
SCHOOL NO. 3.
L. Hazel Haxton, Principal.

l.. Hazel HaXlOn, Hrlnclpdi.
Per cent of Attendance for building.
a5.15. Enrolment, IA
Grade l, Eva Risley, teacher; attend
ance. 94.04ec. Margaret Burke. Madeline
Conover Thema Grabfelder. Eleanor
Kerstan Mary Sanders, Ivy Skinner, Zoa
Wood. Willis Conover. John Cornew Fred
Dix. John Friedrich, Paul Holroyd, Joseph
eIadara Stanley McKeown, Russell Olsen.
r T. Smith. Edward Smith, John Weaver
tirade.s , and 8. Anna Walter teacher
attendance. 1921 qo Burdell Brewer, Ed
gar Conover Karl Dix. Harold Larned,
William Mcconnell. Maurice Nelson, Nor
man Olsen. Emerson Willetts. Layinia
Hiisee. E'sa Iadara. Ruth Olsen. Burnice
s4nith. Edna Wharton.
Grades and D, Nina Leeds. teacher;
attendance, 94.63gc: Dorothy Grabfeder
Ruth Gaskill. Elizabeth Horton. Susan
rfilsee. Dorothy Madara, Mildred North
Dorothy Silletts Gladys Wood. Thelma
1fartin. Francis Burke. Thomas Dix. Fred
f1iisee, Howard Horton. Earl Jordan, Paul
t<erstan. Leon King. Edward Lochel, AL
bert Leeds. Joe Mannery. Claude Nelson
George Olsen. Carl Peterson, Richard San
dsrs. Harold Sharpe. George Seopis, Rob
ert HILBERT Thomas Hilbert
Grades and Z, Hazel HaXton, teacher;
attendance. 97.17G: Harold Brennan
James Burke. Gilbert Elberson, Yelling
ton Elberson. William Elsasser. Horace
English John Hilsee. Stanley Howard
Britton Leeds. Alice Martin. Raymond
Eelson. William Afurtagh. Herbert North
Bessie Conden. Ihelma Hanson. Frances
J4areombe, Mary Morris, Margaret Olsen,
Petty Wood Caroline Hanson.
The Pleasantville press., 1924-11-08
NOTICE

Because of the long drought and in ac-
cordance with the proclamation of the
Governor, all cunning licenses are sus-
pended and no additional ones will be is
sued until the acute danger from forest
fires has been averted by drenching
rain. Warning is given that all gunners
must refrain from going into the woods.
Anyone disregarding this notice will be
prosecuted according to law.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
City Clerk of Pleasantville.
The Pleasantville press., 1924-11-08

Hoagland Elizabeth Hoagand. Maud
Rider. Marvin DeHaven, Bernard Jones,
Henry Smith. Kenneth Smith, Alvin Sno-
ver Frederick Thompson.
Grades and s, Nettie l.. Alexander.
principal; Glare Hoskinson, assistant; at
tendance, 94.6qo: Reuben Babcock, Ed
ward Ballantine. Frank Beckley, William
Berry, John Bewley, Charles Carton, Car
roll Hoagland Collins Shower, Elizabeth
Atkinson, Elizabeth Bird. Miena Clement,
Erma Gaskill Irene Hutchinson. Marie
Kaufman, Clara Miller. Nora Miller, Do
rs Rem. Luetta Rider, Ruth Roger.
Waddams
The Pleasantville press., 1924-11-08
KEYSTONE CHAPTER BAZAAR.

The members of Keystone Chapter,
No. SO, o. E. s., will hold bazaar in
PleasantvilIe on Nov 13, IA and Is.
There win be all kinds of fancy work,
aprons, candy. flowers and novelties
for sale. Everyone is invited to at
tend. The following ladies will have
charge of the various booths: Fancy
work, Mrs. Charles Generotzky; Flow
ers. Mrs. Walter Thoms; Novelties,
hTrs. Charles Chattle; Delicatessen,
hfrs. Harry Brown. Refreshments will
also be sold
The Pleasantville press., 1924-11-08

The Pleasantville Press is on sale at
the following places
Absecon-Ellen E. Shovel at the Post
office.
Atlantic City = Shore Fast Waiting
Room, S. Virginia Ave.
Pleasantville-P. Il. Harris, s. Main
St; Fl. w. Fenimore, 35 S. Main ST.: Ted
bleton, 101 N. Main ST.; o. p. Jones, 21
e. West Jersey Ave: Marsh & Mackey,
500 S. Main st. or at the office. IL w.
Washington Ave.
Somers Point = Joseph Green, Higbee
Ave and Shore Road.
The Pleasantville press., 1924-11-08
Getting Up Nights

Tells you there is danger ahead. A
healthy bladder does not act at night
j. f. Dorton, w. Graham, Va, says: II
had to get up seven or eight times at
night for forty years. | thought it was
my age. After taking Lithiated Buchu a
short time, | am alright" Lithiated Bu-
chu cleanses the bladder as Epson Salts
do the bowels thereby relieving irritation,
driving out foreign matter and neutraliz-
ing excessive acids These are the causes
of unnatural action of the bladder at
night Lithiated Buchu (Keler Formu-
la) is not cheap medicine The tablets
cost 2 cents each. Sold at all leading
drug stores or Keller Laboratory Me-
chanicsburg. Ohio Locally at II. j. Den
mis- & Co.