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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11
IS NEXT
ACCIE FOEMAN
Teams Battle Friday
AT Houston; Both
Work Hard

COLLEGE STATION, Texas. Nov.
lin preparing fer the game with
Rice Institute at Houston next Fri
day, the Texas Aggics are taking
into consideration the prospects Of
a hard fight, realizing that Rice viii
10 into the game keyed up tr m
high point cf inspiration. Coach
Bible. IN consequence. has mapped
out u program az thorough rrepa-
ration though the opening workout
q the week was a light one.
The primary object Of this weeks
practice will Ne to get the ArEies
WI the proper frame 0f mind fur 4he
coming game at Houston. Coach Bible
said. The Owls always put up their
best fight against A. a. VI. ard ~
is usually a very determined team
which il sent onto the field hy Coach
Heisman IN combat the ArEies. Ft
IN . realization of this fact that thr
Aggie coaches hope to give their
players.
Brooks Conover. halfback suf-
fercd two broken bones in his right
hand In the game with tho Mustangs
and will probably he out or the A.
rie lineup until Thanksgiving.
Bible IN planning to uzc Dorsey tU
take Conover's place. Dorsey. who
halls from Fort Worth. turned in. a
good game during the period he was
in the lineup against the Mustangs
Saturday.
Wm. PENN Cenfa-A Good Cigar
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GRID BATTLES
STACEDEARLY
3 of 5 Games Schedul-
ed in Valley Play
ed Thursday

A majority Of the football games
IN the Valley conference were played
THURSDAY instead Of Friday, AZ
scheduled. San Benito won from
Weslac0. II 70 2: Mission beat
Pharr-San Juan rs 20 O; and Edin-
burg pushed Raymondville for a L
20 Q win.
The game dates were changed II
most instances because Of the =
ter attraction OF the Hidaigo County
fair 81 Mission and the game Fri
day between the Edinburg junior
college Broncs and the Shorthorns
from the University OF Texas. This
game will be a feature Of the fair
Friday.
Coaches of the upper Valley cities
felt that their teams would in all
likelihood receive poor support from
fans. because Ct these attractions IL
the games were played as scheduled.
The San Benit0-W eslaco game.
played on the Wesls co field. was a
spectators affair from the first
play. Adamson received the Kickoff
for the visitors and raced 50 yards
down the field for the first touch
down Of the contest before the "a
uas Is seconds old.
"A forward pass. WEIGH to Adamson,
retted the second Greyhound marker
and a series Of piunges accounted
for the third
The Weslaco score was made or
n series Of off tackle plays. Pennick
carrying the ball across the last
white line, and then kicking for the
extra point.
Mission, apparently inspired by
the recent ruling Of the powers that
be in the matter Of a protested game
with Harrington, invaded the Pharr-
Sar Juan field and romped off with
a 20 10 o win.
R~aymondvilie also had the inspira-
ton bug and held the flashy Bob
cats to the low score Of IL points
during the play on the Edinburg
field. Although they were unable 20
score themselves the visitors made
numerous first-downs against their
opponents and broke M many a
forward pass.
Neither team seemed able 70 get
their aerial attack working. al
though probably n score Of passes
were attempted during the final
half.
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Centenary and /.
C.U.t to Play Next

FORT WORTH. Nov. la beaten
hut unbowed Horned Frog football
squad resumed practice Monday for
their remaining two games. trying
70 forget everything but the one
mistake made Saturday on T. {. U.
field when the Arkansas Razorbacks
humbled the Purple. 1913. They
play Centenary in Shreveport Sat-
urday and s. NJ. U. here on Thanks
giving.
The defeat was a hard one to take
as il blotted out all chances the
Frogs might have had 10 win the
conference championship or even
tie for il but coaches and players
at r. c. u. all admitted that the Ar
kansas victory was deserved. The
Porkers flashed the greatest air at
tack ever encountered BY the Frogs,
the one factor that spelled victory
for the Crimson as the Arkansas
ball carriers were stopped repeated
~ on line plays.
VIM. PENS Cents-A Good Cigar
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PERSONALS

W. NJ. Linn and Mr.. and Mrs. r. r
Snowden OF San Juan are In Browns
vile visiting. They are planning a
hunting trip before returning 10
their home.
G.. A. Hearon Of Corpus Christi
B NJ. Parkinson Of San Antonio, and
Mr.. Foerstner Of Dallas spent a few
days in Brownsville this week on I'M
inspection tou or the local tele-
phone office.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. W. Senseney Wis
tied here Thursday from McAllen.
Mr.. and Ars. H. II. Reeder, accom-
panied BY Mrs. r. N. Stanley are
visiting In the city from San An
tonic.
Mr.. and MRS J. r. Robinett ~
Oklahoma City are here looking
about TIE Valley.
]. u. Randall of Harrington spent
Thursday IN the city on business.
q. 9. French or Fort Worth IA here
for a few days on business.
Mrs. j. u. Steeder and Mrs. W. ".
Craemer, both OF Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, are tourists stopping for a few
days in the city.
T. NJ Hill. DR., Of Harlingen came
20 the city Thursday on u short bus
mess trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Galloway Of
Grimesland, N. C., are tourists
stopping in Brownsville.
A. w. Cameron Of Edinburz spent
Thursday and Friday in the city.
=. q. Tucker left for San An
tonic Thursday evening on "A bus
mess trip He will return Saturday.
Mrs Laura Niece Of Seguin. Tex.
has arrived in Brownsville where
she will be employed i'm the offices
Of Todd and Underwood insurance
company.
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Winter Invades
Western States

HELENA. Mont. Nov. 1l.-lP1-
Winter had invaded Montana and
parts 81 Wyoming today with heavy
snow and freezing temperatures.
Three inches of snow covered Bill
inEs. Mont. today with %incidations
that the storm reached from Living
ston cast 10 Glendiye. AT Billings
the temperature lowered around thu
tweny five degree mark. A heavy
snowfall was reported in the Judith
basin about Lewiston. The eastern
part Of Montana appears TO have
sh0uldered the hrunt OF thee storm
which started early Thursday morn
ine sweeping across the state for the
greater part Of the day and into the
night.
Eight inches OF snow Is reported
III Great Falls. Butte yesterday re-
ported the coolest day Of the fall
with an average mean temperature Of
So degrees and n maximum OF % de-
grees. Livingston. also reported an
eight inch blanket Of snow. A slight
snowfall was reported as Caspar,
WyO.
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Bears-POnie to
\ Battle Saturday

DALLAS. Nov. After Baylor's
near win over Texas and s. NJ. US
unexpected loss TO the Aggies, sport
fans are predicting n real battle
when Baylor tangles with $. M. u.
AZ Ownby Stadium in Dallas Satur-
day.
Two weeks ago IL looked as II the
Mustangs would swamp the Bears
hut since the reversal Of form
shown BY both clubs last week the
talk Il different. The Bears anne
up and the Mustangs went down,
worn GU. after having flashed SO
beautifully against both Missouri
and Texas.
The Bears and the Mustangs, rep
~resenting the Baptists and the Me-
thodists. have been bitter foes for
the past ten years. The Mustangs
have won four of their ten encoun-
tiers. The Bears have annexed two
while four have been ties, two OF
them scorlss and two Of them 7 20
8 affairs. The percentage table
gives 5. M. NJ. 600 and Baylor 400.
The statistics on the past ten
games are very evenly balanced.
s. NJ. Il. has scored So points and
Baylor rs. Beth S. NJ. u. and Bay
lor have been shut out four times.
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RESERVES TO
PLAY JUNIORS
San Benito Will Send
Second Team Here
Saturday

The game between the champion
junior high school foitball team Of
Brownsville and the San Benito sec
ond team Is on again. IL will he
played Saturday.
The game as originally scheduled
was called off Wednesday afternoon
By the Greyhounds because Of n game
on the San Benito field with the
Santa Rosa team. but the powers
that be In the upper Valley school
changed their minds again Thurs
day afternoon and told Red Irvine,
coach Of the locals, that the contest
would stand.
The affair is 10 be conducted on
the local field and il 70 get under
way at $3.50 o'clock.
The Greyhounds will undoubtedly
bring down the toughest nut the lit
tie Brownies have bad TO cdack this
year. Irvine's boys are sure to be
0~utweighed many pounds to the man,
and this advantage alone should give
the Reserves all the best Of the 60
ing.
The seconds are the reserve ma
terial for the team that is at pres
ent leading the Valley conference
with an unbroken string OF victories
over some OF the hardest teams In
the territory, including the heavy
Brownsville senior team.
Coach Irvine, however, points to
the fact that his boys have played
their best games against teams that
ou~tweighed them heavily, and pre-
diets that the affair will be nj least
"A battle royal.
His team has not been scored upon
ia any of the games in which it has
taken part this season. and abs piled
up a total Of more than $50 points
against the blank drawn by IT, OPP
ponents, he says.
Competent officials will be secured
20 handle the contest and the regula-
ton time Of quarters will be OBJ
served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11
MURDER STILL PUZZLES

County officials are still engaged
IN trying 70 run down the slayer 81
Gregorio Saldivar, a ranch hand
near Palo Alto, they announced Fri.
day. The mar was found in a lone
" section Of the county with a bull
let in hi sheart and no clue 70 his
slayer. The murder took place u
week ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11
CITY BRIEFS

Why Pay Ren4z Finance a home
OF your own, your very own Easy
payment plan. We also loan on bus
mess and farm property. Insurance
Of all kinds. Todd q Underwood,
State National Bank Building. Phone
lS3.-Adv. If.
New Grocery.-The new building
being erected on Fourteenth street
for Burt Cromack IA 20 be occupied
~ a Rainbow Grocery, according 70
r. b. Camiade Of this city, head OF
the Rainbow Groceries here.
When You Think OF Good eats and
drinks you think ~ the Star Pharm-
acy, opposite hospital, McAllen, Tex
as.-2 Advertisement.
Committee To Meet. - Another
meeting Of the joint committee from
the city commissioner and the
Chamber or Commerce, appointed 20
select 4 site for a municipal airport.
will be- held within the next few
days. 10 is announced. Several pro-
posed sites for the port were viewed
By the body at a recent meeting.
Just Arrived.-Complete stock OF
t~lllies, place cards, bridge sets,
thank YOU cards, Thanksgiving
cards, gift cards FOR all occasions, at
Dorfman's Gift and China Shop,
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools, heals and strengthens sore.
weak. tired eyes. al druggists 25c.
ADV. (2)
To Ship AnimaI.--A full grown
mountain lioness will 10 shipped
from here 10 the zoo in Mexico City
within the next few days. W. A.
Snake" King. local big game hand
Ter. announced Friday. TIE animal
has been held here for some time, 1t
was said. King returned recently
from Mexico, where he has been sew
cral months on business.
DIR. r. L. Cole. has moved his Of
fices TO the second floor Of The
Merchants National Bank Building
Adv. rs.
Grass Seed Ordered. A huge
quantity Of Bermuda grass seed has
been ordered for delivery within
the next few days. and will be used
70 seed the Missouri Pacific park
now being bcautificd, those in charge
Of the work say.
Beautiful Assortment Of beautiful
driplefs hand dipped candles. all
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11
Widowed Mother and
Children Found Dead

NEW YORK. ". Y, Nov. 11.-tPD
"A widowed mother and her four
children we're found dead from gas
~ their apartment today. Police re-
ported that all gas Jets on the stove
and walls were open. The women
was a Mrs. Wywias. The children
were. Helen 10, Mary g., Sonia .,
and Carl 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11

THRALL -tH9- Adolph Mayer.
farmer living near here, has called
20 his aid screach owls in fighting
the rat menace. He has cut a large
hole in his barn which the owls en-
ter AZ night and feast on rats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11
RODENT ATTACKS FARMER

~T1LER-HEAttacked BY a sala.
mander. ollie Mallard. who lives
near Athens, was forced % flee into
me house for safety. The salamand.
CT was chasing his chickens and
when he demonstrated the rodent
turned on him. Il was killed and
fonnd 70 have been suffering with
rabies.
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GOATS ENCRoAcH on DEER

FORT STOCKTON -tPi- Goats
are driving deer out az the noun
tains. ~ranckmcn in this territory re-
port.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11

CRYSTAL CITY-tP5One COM
munity here has 1880 acres planted
IN spinach. Natives Of this section
believe in their iron.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11

HEARNE-P-A gray danger, 40
years old, owned by Charles Loter,
ia dead. He left a mate 80 years
old. "Dick." the gander, was buried
TN Letters back yard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11
A. M. Hernandez
Poultry = Produce

} We will be IN our new
! location next to Amado
! Gomez Grocery store.
! on and after Saturday
the 18th.
Our customers will find
a complete stock Of
strictly fresh candled
eggs, cold storage eggs,
chickens. friers and tur-
keys either alive or
dressed.
To avoid the Thanks
giving rush on turkeys
phone us your order
early - Phone 1198W.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11

Incense and Incense burners. ali
odors. Dorfman's Gift & China shop,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11

Spanish, Mexican or BARRIERS Itch
One battle Of I-periaI Eczema
Remedy ~ guaranteed 70 ~ enough
for any case, az any kind. All drug
rists are authorized to refund your
money II it fails.-Adv. fs).
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wm. Penn-5 Cents-A Good Cigar
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Scouts 10 Hike.-All Boy Scouts Of
the city have been requested to meet
IN the rear Of the high school build
ing NJ 1880 o'clock Friday afternoon.
for = trip TO 0lmito where camp
fire exercises will b. held.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11

Beautiful Assortment Of beautiful
dripleFs hand dipped candles. all
c~olors, norfman's Gift & China
shop. Brownsville. ii ADVERTISE
ment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11

Grass Seed Ordered. A huge
quantity Of Bermuda grass seed has
been ordered for delivery within
the next few days. and will be used
70 seed the Missouri Pacific park
now being beautiiicd, those in charge
Of the work say.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-11

DIR. r. L. Cole. has moved his Of
fices 10 the second floor Of The
Merchants National Bank Building
Adv. rs.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-16
ELL.ISPoRT
Mrs. D. w. Trimble
Mrs, II. Lee

Mrs, Curtis, Mrs. Fuller and
Mrs, Hatley attended distrie meet
ing of the Rebeka Lodge at Everett
Friday
Mr.. aad Mrs, Trimble visited
sheir son in Seattle Sunday,
Mr., Jeffers was a Seattle visitor
Tuesday TO see Col. Indy,
The friends whom Mrs. Watson
made while spending some time at
Madrona Lodge a year ago, and
also at Portage and Burton, were
shocked to hear of her sudden
death while visiting her son at
Moscow, Idaho.
Mrs. Morgan suffered a severe
fall last week. She did not call
doctor for three days, then it was
necessary for Dir. McMurray to
lake her to town to have an ex-
ray when it was found that her
arm was fractured in two places.
Mrs. Morgan is getting along nice
" under the good care of Mrs.
Pryor.
The aroma Of canning and
picking permeates The kitchens of
our permanent residents since the
departure Of all the summer
isitors, and the beach is quite de-
serted.
Mrs. II. Il. George, a recent guest
II the lodge, died suddenly at her
in Seattle on Sept. 5.
g :
The yetters motored over to
Olympia Saturday.
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Mrs. Martin Hanson enjoyed
last Thursday very much it being
her birthday. About thirty of her
neighbors dropped in to help her
Celebrate the occasion. They
brought refreshments and gifts.
spending a very pleasant day.
Wishing her many happy returns
.of the day the friends said Good
Bye.
A, f. Marsh while ON a business
trip in Seattle was in a street cal
smash up. He was badly shaker
up but 50 far no bad results.
Mrs. A. J. Marsh wishes to take
ibis opportunity to thank those
who have so kindly called, sent
Iflewers, written her steamer letters
She is better but not strong
enough to write each personally.
> =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Rindal and
son, Bjarne and daughter and son
Iin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Chris.
jefferson of Everett enjoyed a
very pleasant trip to Bellingham
Nit. Baker and Sumas over Sunday
~ 1 H.. n
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Capt. Charles A, Lindbergh were
Mrs. Bessie Beal and Frank Kings
bury in Seattle Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy and daughter
of Napa, California are visiting
Mrs. Eddy parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo, Carly.
g o g
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Peterson were
Seattle visitors this week.
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CovE-coLvAs
(By @. E. Ramquist)
Geo. McLean-R. e. Stafford)
: . : . . : 8 $ . . ?

Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas Ramquist
were in the city last Monday. Mrs
accompanied her husband to gel
in touch with the chicken business
little as Cephas took over a truck
load of eggs.
Albert Hotehkins came down
from 1.-THE Forest Sat, and il
pending a few days with the home
folks before returning. "The For
est, as it is called, is a track OF
500 acres donated 10 the Univer.
sity for experimental work by l..
G. Pack, Of New York state. Albert
is very much pleased with hi.
work, he has been helping on the
chain gang of surveyors.
d. II, Ramquist returned from
Alaska last week where he has
been working in the cameries.
Henry Ramquist is attending q
business college in Seattle.
Paul Marsh came over from the
city to say good bye and wish
Ibis mother a successful and pleas
ant trip
Mrs. Marsh is feeling better and
left Tuesday for Long Beach, Cal.
for a rest and visit with her SON,
Max. She makes the trip by
tie steamer Alexander.
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FINE ARTS PALACE TO
PLACE or BEAUTY

The Fine Art palace al the
Western Washington fair at
PuyaIlup this year will present
many rare works Of art from Sep
tember 10 to % The collection
of paintings secured for the fair
from New York and Washington
is valued at more than 100000.
In addition there viii be a collec.
ton Of paintings by William P.
Silva, Of California. His work
has won recognition in foreign
countries and viii be seen for the
first time in the Northwest at the
Western Washington fair,
The Lighting system to be III
stalled in the Fine Arr building al
the fair viii be the same as used
in the larger art galleries and art
stores of the United States.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-16

each month and deliveries are to
lie made for Vashon Island at
Cove. Send your orders in for
future needs to VIII w. Henry
County horticultural Agent. If
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-16

We wish 10 thank all our
friends and ueiehbors and especi-
ally the members of the Odd Eel
Lodge for their sympathy and
many acts OF kindness in otlr re-
rent sorrow in the death of our
husband and father.
Mrs. w. H. Gross audchildren
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W

The supply of government pow
der available is limited and those
wishing a supply should send in
heir orders at once Orders will
he pooled and sent in the first of
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y . ? . 4 ' . . = 2

Mrs, H. Hoel and children sailed
for Cordova Alaska on Wednesday
to make their home there wher,
whore Mr.. Hoel is a Government
Radio operator
House parties were held at DR.
Mattson's Skinner home last
week and this week.
Mr. and Mrs ,iolu Douglas have
mofed into Tacoma far the winter
Mrs. Bessie Beal returned homC
sunday She has spent seyera.
weeks visiting points in Oregon.
Mrs. G. 4. Van Olnda was a
Tacoma visitor Tuesday.
Miss Martha Christmau left for
Che Flu ou Mouday to take mp a
position with the State Anti Tn.
berculosis Leame. She win be in
casferu parts of the state until the
last of Novomber.
q
Mrs. Luella Morrow and child.
rer have moved into their Seattle
homo 10 spend the winter.
Among the number who saw
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For the benefits of the local
sportsmen c. G. Kimmel has ar
ranged to sell hunting licenses
Better get one now for the season
will soon open.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-16
BURTON
. Mrs. Maize Rees)
3 Z . e = q g . . 8 s. q s

BY way Of a real treat, since.
Mrs. McGranhan has never tray
eled by water, the Doctor and she
left Monday OF this week for the.
boat trip to Victoria. They will
vacation only for a few days.
Miss 3. NJ. Turner, the popular
primary teacher at Burton Gram
mer school last year is doing see
ond grade teaching at a school
near Los Angeles. She left for her
new location Saturday last.
Among the new families who are
taking up their residence in or
near Burton for the coming yeal
as represented by the school enroll
ment are thai of Mr., and Mrs. r.
II. Watson, r. +. Liely and the
NJ. o. A. Kallands, Robt. Thomp
son Of Portage, Marilou Heck and
Henrietta Davis are new names on
the register, the latter being a
niece OF Mrs. c. j. Williams. She.
came from California with her.
grandmother and they will re-
main for the winter. Little Miss.
Heck is a niece Of Mrs Morrison.
Burton Grammar school Parent
Teachers Association will hold its.
first meeting Of the year at the
school at $40 pm. Friday, Sept.
%, Parents consider the school.
work of their children of vital I'M
portance aud ii is to these parents
that a cordial invitation Is extend
ed to attend this meeting where.
they can become acquainted with
the teachers and the teachers work
as it effects the Immediate mem.
OF their families. Among tho
things of interest at This time viii
be Mrs. stones report on the
State Convention held at Everett
in May,
Miss Elizabeth Campbell with
her mother Mrs. *. NJ. Campbell
have returned to their Island home
after an eXtended "trip to the East
Chicago and New York City were
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-16

kept in a dry place this powder is
GOOD for three years OF more.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-16

Buy a Jubilee Incubator at the
Peter Butcher sale,
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Make ihe 2iIh Holiday ani
attend ihe Buteior sale
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BY way Of a real treat, since
Mrs. McGranhan has never tray
eled by water, the Doctor and she
left Monday OF this week for the
boat trip to Victoria. They will
vacation only for a few days.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-16

Miss 3. NJ. Turner, the popular
primary teacher at Burton Gram
mer school last year is doing see
ond grade teaching at a school
near Los Angeles, She left for her
new location Saturday last.
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CARD or THANKS

Make appointments by Phone.
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TERMS. on ALL SUMS OF $1,000 or UNDER CASH And ON ALL SUMS OVER $1,000 o
-AN'AD' MONTHS TIME WILL n GIVEN or BANKABLE NOTE AT Tb INTEREST