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Compound and L
decided to take it
for my own trou-
bles and found
great relief. !
was hardly able
to stand on my
feet sometimes
and now / feel
better than /
have for several
years. I credit
the Lydia i.
Pinkham's Vege-
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table Compound with my present good
health / have taken five bottles Of
it and I am now able to do all my
l.ousework and sewing, feed my
chickens, milk the COW and tend the
pigs, and feel fine, Mis-. J. G..
BRADLEY, Box 249, Scheduled. vir-
RiHia
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Orange Ogg
ga cup sugar ia cups chilled
8 Guns orange tutcs evaporated milk
diluted with Ia
cups ice water
Dissolve sugar in orange juice and
chill. when ready to serve, pour
orange juice slowly into diluted milk.
Shake vigorously in a mason fruit
jar. Serve Immediately. Yield: six
servings.
Lemon NOg
Y cup ice water OF or cup
2 tbsp. sugar chilled eVapofateu
l OF. or 2 tbap. milk
lemon Juice
Combine first three ingredients
and pour into milk. Whisk thor.
cughly and serve cold.
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When yOW'
Children Cry
for 1t

Baby has little upsets at times.
All your care cannot prevent them.
But you car be prepared. Then
you can do what any experienced
nurse would do--what most ply
sicians would tell you to do-give
a few drops of plain Castoria. No
sooner done than Baby is soothed;
relief is just matter of moments.
Yet you have eased your child
without use of a single doubtful
drug; Castoria is vegetable. so
it's safe to use as often as an i'm
FAINT has any little pain you cannot
pat away. And it's always ready
for the crueler pangs of colo, or
constipation or diarrhea, effec-
tive, too, for older children,
Tacentp-fiue million bottles Uers
bought last year.
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ADVERTISEMENT
FARMERS WIFE
Gets STRENGTH
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

School6eld, va.--"Ny mother had
taken Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
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Factory In q Garden

IN garden Just outside factory. II Is
little factory for extracting esohoriu the substance that has
almost entirely replaced radum for making luminous figures
watch and
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Cool Drinks for Summer Parties
Orange Ogg

Yield: "a one.inch cube of ice. Yield; 81
servings
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Egg.Nog

frothy into glasses.
servings.
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B. R. Taylors and Mrs. Theo-
dore Taylor called at Collisions
Saturday evening.
L. M. Burrights made a business
trip to Sidney last week.
Mrs. ]. L. Zumsteg and Garfield
called at Olson's on business.
A number in our community
have been suffering with the flu.
Mrs w. A. Boyce has been quite
i'll. Among the pupils who missed
several days of school on account
of the disease we're Andy and Myr-
tie Lee, Joe and Donabelle Olson.
Forrest and Hollis Callison and
Fred Whiteman.
B%urrights we're Sunday callers
at Collisions.
Selma Lee went to GIendiye
Saturday.
The pupils of the Axtell school
enjoyed a weiner roast Friday af-
ternoon.
Sam Lee says he is getting in
such a habit of leaving a car via
the top that he seldom stops to
open the door any more.
A Christmas program will be
given at the school house on Fri
day, Dec. q. The school will
have a week and a half vacation.
Frank Goulding and Harold
hnauts were calling on neighbors
IN III community last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Olson and chill
dren and Bert Riechart visited at
Collisions on Tuesday evening
we wish all the readers of the
Herald a Very Merry Christmas
and a happy and prosperous New
Year.
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leave Thursday night as he Joined
the army. The first place of his
going is supposed to be the Ha-
vivian Islands We wish him sue
cess in his new career.
Mrs. Tom Slower has had a
touch of the flu this week.
c. d. Nelson and Sven Nelson
were callers at the Tom Slower
home Wednesday.
There will be no more dances at
the local hall until the flu epidem-
ic has quieted down.
Gus Knapp transacted business
matters in Glasgow Thursday. Will
liam Wetsit and Eugene McGlenn
clerked in the store during his
absence.
George Brown has just recently
accepted a position in a lumber
yard at Great Falls. George has
gone there and Mrs. Brown and
children expect to follow in the
near future. We do not like to
have Mr.. and Mrs. Brown leave
our midst but wish them success
and contentment in their new To-
Martin Larson and Alfred Hell
and. farmers of the north coun-
-ry were in town Saturday.
George Conklin was in town Fri
Mrs, Fred Scott visited Mrs.
ius Knapp Saturday.
The local school is giving their
christmas program on Friday
light, Dec. 81.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Waters and
children spent Saturday in town.
Miss Bertha Waters is spending
her Christmas vacation visiting in
town.
Axel Holden and Nina are i'll
with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rensvold visited
at the Lawrence Holom home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Rensvold and chill
dren were in town shopping on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Lund and fam
lily and Bonnie Thompson visited
at the Rensyold home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagaman were in
town shopping on Saturday
Mr.. Gundeson is ill with the flu.
Louis Balbinot is i'll with the
flu.
VIM. Crawford left with pigs
recently.
Mr.. Rensvold shipped pigs last
week.
Thurman Tate is working in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloem were shop
ping in town Saturday.
Mrs. c. DeVaney called at the
B. Waters home Sunday even
ing.
School Notes
Dry Fork school closed on ac-
count of influenza. There will be
no Christmas program as planned.
Miss LaVine Levison is i'll with
he flu
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Mrs. John Mann returned last
Wednesday from Archbold, Ohio,
where she was called some time
ago to attend her sick mother who
passed away a few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Wagner left
last Saturday and will spend a
week or more with relatives and
friends at points in Sask., Canada
Allen Nelson had the misfor-
tune to break his arm while skiing
a couple of weeks ago. 1t is com
ing along nicely and Allen ex-
poets to use both his skis and arm
at the beginning OF the New Year.
The flu has found quite a mum
Der of victims in this neighbor-
hood. but so far it has not shown
itself in a malignant form.
Frank MiIliman was unable to
carry the mail last Friday due to
illness. Wendell Cook was sub
stitute carrier.
Mrs. Hans Siljenberg spent
Wednesday night with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Forrest Cole of Wolf
Mrs. E. L Campbell, Darlene,
Irene, and Garland Campbell and
Wilfred Hanson were Sunday call
ers at the John Mann home.
Albert stat assisted with the
picking at John Mann's
asst Monday.
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The flu epidemic has reached
this community. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reid Taylor and children are all
confined to their home.
c. d. Taylor was a Wolf Point
caller Monday.
Miss Salpaka, John Taylor and
Ronald Securely were Wolf Point
callers Saturday.
Archie Kregstad was a Wolf
Point caller Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Camrud
were Wolf Point callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Sullivan
have moved back home after a
long stay at the Dan Sullivan
home.
Golden Valley School
The six weeks reports were
handed out last week. Those who
received grades above 80 were:
Charles Taylor, arithmetic "a,
spelling 90. Lyman Krogstad.
authentic 81.
The pupils who had not been alb
sent during the last six week
were Lyman and Orion Krogstad.
We have a new pupil in our
school. Sigrud Brynjelsen, who
has not been in this country very
.ong started to school.
Our Friday program consisted of
stories Some of the pu-
oils had chosen some very good
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George R. Brown has been at
tending to business matters in
Poplar this week. Johnny Void
has been running the lumber
yard here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Long are
both sick with an attack of the
flu.
Mrs. d. L. Martin has been sick
the past week but is on the gain
now.
Frank Wright from the south
side was in town Thursday.
l. P McClammy and Frank Red
stone made a trip across the river
Tuesday. They are buying hor-
ses, as Mr.. McClammy intends to
ship a car load in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Fladland and
son were in town Monday.
Thomas Trinder is expected to
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Masonic Meetings. Loyalty
Lodge 121, A. F. & A.. M, regu-
lar meetings first, third and
fifth Thursdays. Wolf Point
chapter 80 R. A. NJ, regular
meetings second and fourth
Tuesdays. The Order of East
ern Star meets the second and
fourth Wednesdays.
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The Herald-52 weeks-$200
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THE HERALD for JOB PRINTING
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-19

friends Of the young couple were
present. The church was decorated
with ferns and floor baskets Of pink
rose buds. The bride was attired
in a blue dress with accessories to
match and carried an arm bouquet
Of brides roses.
The young couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for San Antonio
on a wedding trip. Upon their Ic-
turn they will make their home IN
Donna. The bride has lived in Yves
laco with her parents for a number
Of years. Mr.. Gum is a son Of Mr..
and Mrs. j.. 3. Gum and has lived
in San Benito for the past ten years.
Misses Frances and Markoleta
Elstncr of San Eenito have as their
guest, Miss Floyd Stock Of san An
tonic.
Mrs. II. Hunter ar Pittsburgh, Pa,
is now visiting ~ the home Of Mrs.
Alex Kerr on Lateral A..
Stanley s. D0dds has returned
from Cleveland, o.. where he has
been attending the American Road
Builders convention which was held
there last week.
William 4. Compton of Macomb,
H.. is visiting 1T the home OF r. L.
Dallam in San Benito Tor q few
DAYS.
Bruce Gentry has returned from
Cleveland, Ohio. where he and his
partner. Ralph Agar, have been at
tending the Road Builders associa-
tion convention. Mr.. Agar stopped
in Houston for q few days on busi-
nraa before returning homo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-19
SHORT
BEFORE Clubs
Welfare Man For ]. c.
Penney Tells How
of Civic Progress

Or. Francis Burgette Short, lee
turer on civic and kindred subjects
for tho j. q. Penney company, adj
dressed a combined meeting az the
Brownsville Rotary and Kiwanis
clubs nj Hotel Ell Jardin garden We'd
nesday afternoon
DIR. Short declared that il was
the first time In his life that he
had appeared before an audience un-
der q canopy but othcrsise in the
open air on the eighteenth day Of
January.
Heretofore / have been accustom-
cd TO appear at this time Of the
year in closed halls, with stoves snd
other heating arrangements supply
ing warmth" DR.. Short said. But
here you are under a canopy TO keep
the hot Texas sunshine from Civ
ing you sunburn."
After his first few Introductory
remarks. DR.. Short plunged into the
reai purpose Of his visit, to deliver
a lecture on community develop
meat.
Job for All
ono man or set Of a few men can
develop your community. your VAL
AN@f fRAA NNAANAf AAG oAGAE W ia
tion," the speaker declared. stating
that every man and woman Of the
community must be deveivped in or
der 10 develop the community.
He said that in many places a
few men in the Rotary club. in the
kiwanis club or in other clubs, in
the chamber Of or on the
city council TO themselves
the privilege Of doing what they
wished, whenever they wished.
That's not the way 20 build p
community. q county, or 4 state"
the speaker asserted. declaring that
no community would get anywhere
under that sort of SYSTEM.
lie cited tho instance III which two
unnamed cities Of fifth Importance
in the United States lost an import
ant industry because they refused 10
DO business with a certain real es-
tate firm. And another instance IN
which an important insurance COM
nany had prevented an industry
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from entering a city In which ID
swayed great influence because the
industry did not carry It's insurance
with that particular
Make Plans Public
Get q lew Of your. best citizens
together" he suggested, ''let them
formulate a sort Of plan whatever it
may be yoC want 70 accomplish.
Then let this committee lay its ideas
before your ministers, potn the pas
tors and priests. and have them car
~ these plans before your citizenry
Tor their consideration. Get the
whole community interested. Let
everybody know what Is being done.
or what is thought necessary to
ia done. for the development OF your
community"
DR.. Short. who IA a forceful speak
er with a winning personality and
q deep sense Of humor. stressed the
Importance Of the home-which ~
said he wanted To distinguish from
"kouse-and the school and church.
He took occasion to refer 70 his
earlier visit 10 the high school, and
complimentcd Superintendent Thom-
IS J. zoe on the splendid school
building program, as indicated in the
senior high-junior college building
now under construction.
Charles Burton, president Of the
Rotary club, and ". B. Sellers, pres
ident of the Kiwanis club, divided
presiding honors.
Mr.. Ernst. in behalf or both clubs.
thanked DR.. Short for his address.
and invited him back 1t any time.
The invitation was extended bv Mrs.
Short, who is accompanying her hus-
band on his present tour.
An expression OF appreciation also
was extended TO Robert r.. Ernst.
local manager for the y. G. Penney
company, who sponsored the visit
here OF Or. Short.
The visitor has spoken at other
points IN the Valley before conain-
10 Brownsville.
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FRIENDs ENTERTAINTn
Shows Texas Children How
70 Get Strong

do any real good until We found
California Fig Syrup. II stopped her
trouble quick. We kert on giving
t IN her far four or five days. and
at the end of that time she was just
Tine. and had started picking III
weight. Since then 7 have used Cali
fornia Fig Syrup with al my chill
dren. It's simply splendid"
California Fig Syrup quickly cleans
an the fouriug mass out of yoIl
chiia's stomach ard bowels. end
gives tone and strength 70 these on
gans Sd they continue to act nor
mally, of their own accord. Chill
dren like its rich, fruity taste. il
doesn't grippe or make them sick, and
they can cat anything they want
while taking III.
All drug stores have IL. Be sure MP
nsk for IL nv the full name, "Cali-
fornia Fig Syrup" - you'll yet trt
genuine, endorsed BY physicians fO-
over 30 years.
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SAN BENITO
CANADA GUEST

us
Mrs. "A. Il. Underhill or Winnipeg,
Canada. was honor guest when her
sister. Mrs. Charles Yost. entertain
cd from : 10 > o'clock at her homo
en- South Sam Houston boulevard.
Rcd and pink roses with green fern
were used to adorn tho spacious
rooms where about forty guests
called during the afternoon. Mrs.
G.. N. jones presided at the tea
table. In the dining room the host
ess was assisted by Mrs. |. X. Elrod,
and Misses Fioy Roots and Kate
Adele Hill.
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This is little Pauline Gardner, who
has lived most OF her eight years at
1920 Burnett Street, San Antonio.
She's the happiest. huskiest little
thing YOU ever saw. not to be a
'tomhoy." she never is absent from
school or Sunday School. now, and
she's always at the top OF her
classes.
Her mother says: Pauline wasn't
always rosy-checked, bright-eyed and
strong like YOU see her now. when
she was about two years old, We
had a lot Of trouble with her. Her
stomach and bowels seemed to be
weak. She suffered n lot from con-
stipation and biliousness. She was
fretful and peevish most of the time;
her breath was bad and her tongue
was coated.
Nothing VIC gave her seemed to
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were arranged for a four-course din
ner, rcd radiance roses in the cen
ter in baskets and roses for decora-
ton. Prizes were presented Mrs. G.
p. Reover and IL. Z. Hager.
The personnel Of this party in
cluded Messers and Mesdames James
Anderson. II. Z. Hager, Ralph Buell.,
L T. Hoyt, Fred Bennett, Mesdames
J. Z. Brothers, =. Z. Johnson, Geo.
Markham, &. 2. Reeves, and Or. J. G..
webb.
STUDY CLUB
Mrs. Raymond Mills presided AZ
the regular meeting Of the NOman's
study club on Monday afternoon
which was held vi the home of Mrs.
II. n. Wilmer. Roll call brought re-
/ snonses concerning the books On to-
cay. recipe discoveries. and invCn-
tons and numerous other current
f! events.
Mrs. John Bruce had charge Of
the program and gave a resume OF
New Voices n book dealing with
/ poetry by Margaret Wilson. Mrs.
+ Bruce is a talented reader.
The omc present ~ tire meeting
were Mesdamcs g.. x. Rc.ss, i. ,.
Wilmer. II. T.. Ninirg, g.. a.. Fittz
S. IT.. Collier. =. r.. Smith. q. 2,
7 Commons. II. ". Vim. J. II. Jones
MI. j.. Bradbury, II. +. Lee, n, a.
Roland. MI. Copeland, n. ri. evans
Raymond Mills. and John Bruce.
FRIENDS ENTERTAINED
Ir. and Mrs. John nav entertained
y few friends On Monday evening Al
their home on Texas avenue. mamma
rs h~onorees. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moll
Dancing and bridge were diversions
until a late hour when coffee anc
eandwiches were served.
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Palms Planted
Along Highway

0LMITO, Jan. 1o.-Thc south side
~ the highway for a distance OF an
p~roIimately a mile east Of Olmito IN
being lined with palm trees spaced
about thirty feet apart. Planting or
the trees ~ almost completed.
The strip lying between the high
way and railroad ~ this point was
cleared several months ago. II TN
now well sodded and with the adj
dition Of the palms will make enc az
the beauty spots along the Valleys
avenue.
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MRS. DUNN HOSTESS

-Ah0s b0AF-t AAOOALC0
Members Of the Lateral T club
met with Mrs. Dunn at her country
home this week. At the close of a
series Of games Mrs. w. w. Cotton
was presented a green fern bowl.
Refreshments Of chicken sandwich
es. cake, coffee, and minis were
served to the members and the fol-
lowing guests: Mrs. Charles Adair,
Mrs. G. #. Gilbert and Mrs. NJ. Hun
ter Of Pittsburgh, Pa, who is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Alex Kerr. and family.
Mrs. Alex Kerr will be hostess 10
members of the club at the next
regular meeting On Thursday, jan
uary &c.
SAIITH-GUNN
A wedding of interest to friends
in San Renito took place in Weslaco.
Sunday afternoon az . o'clock. when
Miss La Dell Smith Of Weslaco
became the bride of Clayton c. Gum
Of San Benito. The wedding was
solemnized at the First Presbyterian
church with the Reverend w. III.
Shepherd. pastor, performing the
ring ceremony.
Only relatives and a few close
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-19
McALLEN
RAYZ0R-L0W

RAfZ0K-L0W
Miss Tlossie Rayzor, teacher in the
LcAllen schools, ard William Low.
well known young business aman Of
Donna, were married on Thanks
giving Day in Corpus Christi. tire
wedding being kept secret 20 their
friends until Fridav. when q dinner
was given at the Faculty clab. At
the last course o. the dinner when
the dessert was served each Frcss
was presented = ~colluloid cats head
with a gold tassei attached which
opened up and On the ind De 81 the
head was a folded card. The outside
q this card read. 'rtr out oi
the BAG" and when tho card WAS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-19

III the things you used u like dis
agree with you, take q tablet oi
Pape's niapcpsin after a meal. Il
disrlaceS the excess acid IN the
stomach, sweetens your food, and al
rests ii. The rourishment from Il
produces good, healthy tissue ard
blood; you gain weight and strength.
and with that comes a healthy,
youthful color. +.
Thousands OF people who suffered
from stomach trouble for years,
rraiss Pauo's Diapepsin for their
GOOD health and young appetite. They
@ar row eat anything they want.
that's why 5 nillicn packages are
used = year.
Anv druggist viii supply you with
lPaDe's Diapepsin, because it y in
~iT;srersnhle in every hone--Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-19
Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone

unfolded it read: "Miss Flossie
Rayzor and Mrs. w. o. Low were
married Nov. rs, 1927"
The guests included the Faculty
club members, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Buckner. DR.. J. Z. Harrison, and Will
liam Low.
Mr. and Mrs. Low will make their
home in McAllcn.
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Mrs. 3. d. K~imbrough was hostess
Friday afternoon at her home on
North Fifteenth street TO the mem
bers and a few guests Of the Pris-
ella club. A pleasant time was
spent in sewing and chatting, which
was followed By an election OF Of
fieers for the new year. Mrs. A. B.
Cockrum was elected president; Mrs.
Geo. Gaddy, vice president; Mrs.
b. d. Kimbrough, secretary and
treasurer.
A salad course was served TO the
following: Mesdames A. b. Cockrum,
Geo. Gaddy, Z. j. Bentley, Geo. Alley,
r. Z. Glauner. Gordon Griffin, NJ. l..
kreidler, J. Z. Leslie, Il. L. Moore,
MI. r. Nelson, Frank Osborne, T.. K.
Phelps, Carey Smith, Clay Zachary.
Joe Cunningham OF Houston. and
Miss Mollie Mcdonald Of Amarillo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-19
SHOOTS WIFE FROM TREE

LIvERPOOL.-Willian Robertson.
who killed his wife BY shooting her
from u tree In which he had hidden,
has been sentenced 10 death.
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MERCEDES

On this weeks society calendar
Ia the dinner bridge given BY Mr..
and Mrs. y. p. Barton at their home
on Missouri avenue. -Four tables
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-19
swALLnWs Knitting NEEDLE

ST. PAUL, Minn.-Mrs. III. e. S~hr-
ton, wife OF a farmer, was operated
On for the recovery az "a knitting
needle rhc had swallowed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-19

Friday Bridge club will meet at
the home Of Mss Bernice Graham at
: p. r.