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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Masonic Notice: Called Communi-
cation Rio Grande Lodge
"a No. 81. A. r. g. A. NJ. Ma
IN sonic Temnle. 1880 this eve
NGG ming. Work in NJ. NJ. de-
M gree. Visiting brethren fra
formally invited. r. ID.
Howard, ". NJ, w. ". Ball, Secy--
Adv.
County Offices Closed-During the
summer months the offices of
county clerk. district clerk, county
treasurer. county auditor. will be
closed on Saturdays al loo o'clock
Adv. IL.
Hosiery Special for Saturday. A
pair silk hose will be presented alb
solutelv free to every lady buying a
pair of shoes here At $3.50 Up. Good
only for Saturday. so be sure and be
here 10 get your pair silk hose free.
Model Shoe Shop.-Adv.
Has Moved-To Miller hotel corner.
Landin Optical Co.-Acv. $50.
Attend Opening-Hundreds Of old
customers Of Manuel Cisneros, who
opened his drug store No. 2 on
Elizabeth between Tenth and Elcv-
enth Friday morning, visited the
store during the day. and the pro-
prietor received numerous congrat-
ulations on the modern equipment
and convenient arrangement Of the
establishment. The store opened
with a complete line Of drugs. sun
dries. toilet articles. etc A modern
soda fountain is one Of the features
Of the new establishment.
For Sale-Am leaving town and
have eight rooms Of furniture. Some
suitable for light housekeeping. 9l1
Levee street. phone 12.-Adv. Il.
Hosiery Special for Saturday. A
pair silk hose will be presented alb
solutely free 70 every lady buying a
pair Of shoes here At $3.50 up. Good
only for Saturday. 50 he sure and be
here to get your pair silk hose free.
Model Shoe Shop.-Adv.
To Attend Metting-H. r. Gal
braith. chairman of the Cameron
county Garner-for-congress club. will
head a delegation Of Brownsville
residents to Harlingsn Friday night
where they will attend the organiza-
tion meeting and banquet TO which
all voting precinct chairmen nave
been invited. The meeting will be
held at Hotel Reesc-Wil-Mond.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
eocls, heals and strengthens sore.
weak. tired eyes. All druggists Csc
Starr County Prospering-Range
and crop conditions in Starr county
were never better was the report
brought to Brownsville Thursday by
Rev. A. B. Caiisle. Baptist minister
AZ Rio Grande City. Rev. Carlisle
was formerly secretary of the Wes-
laco Chamber of Commerce. He re-
ported that the recent heavy rains
have proved very beneficial and that
n bumper cotton crop is now in pros
pect in the Rio Grande City section.
Potion Oak or Ivy is relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm
perial 1szema Remedy. All drug
Fists are authorized to refund your
money il IL faila-Adv. go
Complete Brickwork-The brick
work on the 4-story Kress building
between Tenth and Eleventh on
Elizabeth is practically completed
and workmen are now engaged in
nutting IN the steel work for the
front. Excellent progress has been
made in the construction work, the
contractors report.
Polar Distilled Water-Delivered
70 your home. Five gallons. Soc.
Phone No. /. Model Laundry and
Dry Cleaning Co., Inc.-Adv. 9.
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GIVES ESTATES TO CITIZENS

CARDIFF. Wale5.-Lord Pontv-
pridd bequeathed his magnificent
estate TO the citizens of Cardiff, of
which he was once mayor.
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CITY BRIEFS

Masonic Notice: Called Communi-
a cation Rio Grande Lodge
"a No. 81. A. T. a. A. NJ. Ma
~ sonic Temnle. 1880 this eve
0GE ming. Work in NJ. NJ. de-
~ gree. Visiting brethren fra
formally invited. r. ID.
Howard, ". NJ. W. W. Ball, Secy.-
Nv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Hosiery Special for Saturday. A
pair silk hose will be presented alb
solutelv free to every lady buying a
pair of shoes here at $50 up. GOOD
only for Saturday. so be sure and be
here to get your pair silk hose free.
Model Shoe Shop.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

County Offices CloSed-During the
summer months the offices of
county clerk. district clerk. county
treasurer. county auditor. will be
closed on Saturdays al 100 o'clock
ADV. II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Has Moved-To Miller hotel eorner.
Landin Optical Co.-Acv. $50.
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For Sale-Am leaving town and
have eight rooms Of furniture. Some
suitable for light housekeeping. 9l2
Levee street. phone s2.-Adv. IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Hosiery Special for Saturday. A
pair silk hose will be presented alb
solutely free 70 every lady buying a
pair Of shoes here AZ $3.50 up. Good
only for Saturday. 50 he sure and be
to get your pair silk hose free.
Model Shoe Shop.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Poison Oak or Ivy is relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm
perial -ezema Remedy. All drug
Fists are authorized to refund your
money il IL fails.-Adv. (5)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-27
ANNIE LAURIE:


~ Tonight I have a very diff
cult problem to solve. l arm a girl
20 years old and have a very dear
girl friend, who is n years old We
love each other as sisters. and
look much alike. Now my prob
lem Is; This girl friend used TO
drink before / met her. I talked
10 her and told her since drink
broke up my home. ID nearly kills
me 10 G "A sweet girl like her
lower her life by drinking. Ny
mother is a member Of the w. G..
Il. II. She took us To several % these
meetings. finally my friend stopped
drinking. Now the other day he-
cause Di jealousy. She WINS blue and
drank This thing Inns hurt Inc
terribly She is Very sorry now.
She SAYS Wy she sees nothing
but shan written on ncr face
She asks me I'D forgive her and }
said ] would forgive her. but I can
never trust her aEain. DO you
think ! have done right By giving
her another chance 10 make good
aEain2 Please advise me II I am
right. = TRUE PAL.
A TRUE PAL: One wiser than all
n ~ us said once IN speaking Of
forgiveness that il should be given
even unto seventy times seven"
III YOU love your friend. you viii do
M you mi 20 help hcr overcome this
terrible habit. my dear. BY your
love and example and help YOU will
Az much. FOR IN she feels that YOU.
her best friend. turn against her.
there is no one IN whom she can 20.
80 help her. my dear. And good luck
md h%anplness 70 ynr both.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-27

and Katherine Prepare TO Pat In Operation a Scheme
for fhc Harmonious Pairing of the Couples.
BY Adele Garrison

them were near the explosive point
with their emotions. There were but
three happy. carefree faces. Carolyn.
an elfish. de~liciously pretty sprite,
was patiently wild with delight at
this unexpected chance for "A party"
that acme OF schoolgirl desires. while
Marion and Ronald were so happily
absorbed In each other shat they
might have been alone in the room
for all either knew OF their sur
roundings.
Look at those two facesl'' Kath-
crime whispered. Lillian would bet
ter watch out. An early i~nfatuation
like that sometimes leads 10 an en-
gagement and marriage. you know.
and with Carolyn as Marion's room
mate this year. Ronald Is likely 10
be very much In the offinE."
II know" I said ~worriedly. then,
with the eternally alive feminine ten
dency for romantic planning. began
TO push objections out or the way.
1T isn't as bad as ~ Ronald had
Sam B%rixton's blood in his VEINS I
said. Lillian couldn't have stood
that. and we couldn't blame her. But
there couldn't be a sweeter or more
~high-minded woman than Helena
Brixton. The father was a rotter. I
believe. though I am not sure that
Lillian told me so. outright. But !
received that impression from some
where"
We'll. for that matter. so was Ma
rion's. you know" Katherine said
bluntly. yet you'd be very angry with
Helena Brixton IL she disapproved
her sons attentions to Marion on
that account"
I nodded absently. for I was watch
ing the other dancers. reading be-
meath their carefully masked faces
the widely different but equally
strong emotions which were swaying
them.
We'll" rallied Katherine, after
matching my silence for "A minute or
two. lis the mfnd-reading stunt
nearly finished? IL not, you'd bet
ter hurry. for that dance records
coming TO an end. and then 1t will
be high time to serve supper"
CONTINUED Tomorrow
Copyright. 1873. Newspaper Feature ssrriss. Ine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-27
Advice to Girls
; are certainly the
By Annie Laurie

lie says he loves me too. However.
| do not love him. although he Is
a good-looklng fellow. and has
money.
! am going out with both OF
them and | do not like to do this.
What shall I do? Shall / go with
the officer whom | love. but think
he is a bit too old. or so with the
younger ore whom do not love?
PERPLEXED.
DERPLEXED; While age isn't
Il greatly to be considered in the
qdestion OF love. still II Is best TO
think a long time before marrying
u so much older. You are prac-
ticary Of a different generation. The
man is almost twice your age, there
fore moro settled. But. some girls
are very settled, too. And I am
afraid. my dear. that this Is a ques-
ton only your " heart can decide.
III you love the man enough 70 marry
him, don't let the question OF age
make any difference. But you must
prepared 10 make concessions. for
naturally you are more youthful in
ideas and habits. and what might
a good time for you,
might be terribly boring to the man.
Not knowing you personally. | can
not say more than this. But IL you
are sure Of your love. then go ahead
and get married.
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curiosity. Just ms he was leaning
over. along came Frank with the
cover and. not seeing his inquisitive
shadow. accidentally pushed him and,
presto,-Master knarf was founder
ing about in the thick cream.
"Help!' shouted Knarf. But Frank
didn't hear him. and clapped the
cover on. Then poor knarf was
churned about and about in the most
distressing manner. He shivered and
shook as the cream grew colder and
thicker. At length. unable to keep
warm any longer. he quite froze.
When the cream was removed to a
platter knarf looked exactly like a
bit OF chocolate ice cream. Flor.
Nil. Hand and Yarn tried 10 rili
him out before he was eaten, but NJ
was frozen fast.
The children were I'm the dining
room eating their dinner. linda de-
cided - taste the cream and took a
spoonful OF Knarf. But just a. she
was about TO swallow him some one
rams for her and she had TO set him
down near the the oven. When SRA
returned he had melted out. leaving
the spoon empty. And Knarf. sitting
in the over to get warm again.
laughed when she blamed the cat for
licking the spoon.
Copyright. 1913. NsErDspr Feature Service. Inc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-27
~ATHERINE's anxiety to get

back into the living room and
watch the dancers was no
greater than my own. and we hurried
through our cutting and marking OF
the cards which should match the
supper partners and gave a final in
spection TO the buffet meal we had
prepared.
Its as attractive a table as l ever
saw" she said Against the back
ground OF this kitchen it is especially
effective. Isn't IL lucky Katie loves
flowers to work mit'?"
The smiling assent ! gave had a
bit OF tenderness in IL. for my little
maids love for my flower garden and
her care or the blossoms always have
been a strong bond between Us.
From the first roCus TO the last
chrysanthemum the rooms are al
ways filled with flowers. and Katie
always has large vases ~ them IN
the kitchen. This particular evening
she had a riot OF asters and zinnias
and from them I was able 20 select
tints OF orange and bronze and gold
with a touch OF lavender for contrast.
which made a charming center-piece
for the buffet supper table.
We slipped quietly into the corner
OF the living room. neal the door.
where we had arranged a table for
the bowl OF fruit punch. We filled
up the sadly depleted punch bowl
from the pitcher we carried. ex-
changed the used glasses for fresh
ones and settled down to watch the
dancers. who. having finished the
Paul Jones" were Waiting again.
I'VE wouldn't need those cards II
we could only call Keep your part
ners for supper" Katherine whis-
pered. and | saw that they indeed
were paired as we had planned in
order 70 minimize the danger OF a
scene threatened by the emotional
tension hidden beneath the conven-
tional mask OF some OF our guests.
Prince Georges and Princess Dina.
Charles Owen and Mary. Noel and
Carolyn. Ronald and Marion-all
were dancing as II they had not a
thought beyond the pleasure OF the
moment, yet I knew that five OF
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lila. then turn into a buttered pan "a
cool. When cool shape into balls
and roll in powdered sugar. then In
wax papers. Keep In cool. dry place.
Honey Squares.
Take a half sound OF dessicated
cocoanut and moisten well with milk
and let stand five minutes. Cook
n pound OF strained honey until it
boils, then add the cocoanu; and
cook until the mixture is quite thick.
then add a half cupful Of chopped
seeded raisins and a half t%easpOonful
Of vanilla. Pour into q lightly but
tered pan ana wien cool cut into
squares. I.
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Don't FOrsake This Friend
NOwi Stand By Her!

best 70 ~ with him. I am very
jealous " him and often ask him
Up make a promise that he Will not
80 with any other girls. but he
always says he cant make that
promise because he may break IL.
Once IN a great while / learn Of
him having another date. but even
when he does 20 out with someone
else. he always tells me about II.
II breaks my heart every time he
tells me. BROWN EYES.
DROWN EYES. Overcome our
jealousy. my dear. for Q are only
storing up urhappfness for your
future. The young ran II a fine
honest person. ana must care a great
deal for yOu. Ok else he wouldn't I've
frank about other engagements.
You should have taith and trust in
aim. for Kin these two things alone
can love ~ founded. Without either
M ID not true love.
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Words of the Wise

TO dare" Is the secret OF sxc-
cess In literature. as it In IN
reroiutions-drd ip lore.
-Hetne.
A message late IL a message
lost. -Newboit
Two human loves make one divine.
Browning.
Talent alone cannot male
Writer. There mast De a ,,nn
behind the book. -EmersonI
Reprove your friends IN
secret. praise them openly.
-Syrus.
tie who sings frirhlens away III.
Ar@-vI-.--
Many things are tCnnfin1 ~
poverty. al things 10 dr1rice.
-PHbltHs Syrus.
Humble things become the
humble. Horace.
Wit is ,ha, which excite, .sr,.,kl.
surprise in tn. mind BY the ,,r,ns-
assemblsse Of related images pre,eD,eJ
70 H. -CamrbsIl.
There Is dlt1dvs trdr betrrrn
UH0rdcefulness and Lore.
Plato.
The deterioration of A Gov
eminent begins almost always
with the decay Of it, principle
-MonteSquicu
Surely Of al rights Of re h,,
right OF the isnorsn, man 10 y odd
BY the wiser. TO be. senliy o. iorc.blv.
held in the true course by hira. i, the
indisPulsble,,. -Csryl..
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catarrh. We have frequent changes in the
weather and consequently are exposed to con-
ditions which favor the development of colds.
When medicine has progressed a little more
I expect We will have more information about the
common cold than we have at present. Every
agent responsible for this chain of symptoms.
So far the quest has not been successful.
II science could locate the germ il is probable
that a serum or vaccine could be made which
would prevent the taking of cold, or would cure
the cold when it is once acquired. OF course,
there are serums which have alleged value, but
these cannot be universally successful because
we have too many types Of colds with which to
deal.
What doctors call Shotgun prescribing will
not avail in relieving every cold. 1t may happen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-27

ud ne ever get time to ring up an old friend and 20 for a walk,
way out in the country through the Autumn leaves?
Dd he love the smell of wood burning in the outdoorS-was
n fond of dogs and children-or were they afraid of him when he
was silent and busy with his own thoughts?
Who loved him and whom did he love? Whom did he send for
when he lay making his last rally? Was it some humble clerk in
his office who was never heard of after Office hours? .....
Did some competent. honest, Office manager mean more to him
than everybody else in the world? They are often so lonely, these
men of affairs, S alone in the busy world where they live?
everybody was always trying TO get him to give them tips"
nobody cared whether he made money ,- lost il, nobody cared
whether he was happy or miserable, all they wanted, these crowding
friends" was money, money, lots Of money, iOre money and more,
SO they could buy more cars and pay higher ant for bigger apart
ments and give diamonds for birthday presc' \.
Now, maybe this man had a brother vo loved him dearly, or
q sister who knew him and loved him whether he was good or bad
Maybe he had q son who was the apple Of his eye-was the son
clever or dul?-,An hope is that he was good, and that he loved
his father, for that. after all, is about the only thing that really
matters-isnt it? Love and fath-the heavenly twins.
| hope they were at the bedside of the big business man
when he said goodbye TO his world of stocks and bonds forever.
c4ydEt IGs. NsEpmw Fsns Service Inc
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Did Selfishness Prompt the Financial Mans Friends!
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
Knarf's Curiosity Tumbles
Him Into a Peck of Trouble.

HAAAAH nhN
- f as brave m you can. as true
X as you car. as honest as you
~ can-but don't be too curious.
Otherwise what happened to knarf
may happen to you-
Knarf. Flor. NIL. Hand and Yam
the five shade v-children with the
turned-about namcs-wcre In the
kitchen watching linda. the cook.
make ice
Now. II IL extremely interesting
10 watch ice cream being made. for
there N cream to stir and Ice to
crack and salt to sprinkle and a
freezer 70 turn. Lastly. there are
mates to lick. The shadow-chtldren
were lust as interested SIS their little
masters and m~istresses, and scurried
about the floors. walls and even the
ceilings so as net TO miss q single
thing.
But Knarf was the most interested
OF all and could think OF nothing less
than 10 stand right on the table
itself and peer directly Int the bowl
containing the unfrozen cream.
Come back" cried the others q
vously, for they were worried lest
nc be noticed and cause consterna-
ton. But not one or the children
seemed to be aware OF his presence.
They were quite accustomed 70 see
ing their shadows in all sorts or
places.
At length the cream was stirred
TO its proper thickness and favored
TO the proper taste. Then linda took
up the bowl majestically and emp
tied IL into the freezer.
You would have imagined after all
this happened that Knarf had seer
enough and would retire TO a corner
OF the ceiling and stay there until he
was wanted. But no. He had 70
stick his shadowy nose into the
cream itself just 10 satisfy his
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-27

The mucous membrane OF the nose
possesses two kinds Of glands. ''mu-
cous glands" and 'serous glands"
The former throw out the thick mu-
Gus; the latter furnish the watery
fluid which run from the nose un-
der certain conditions.
When there Is a chronic inflamma-
ton OF the lining membrane OF the
nose and Of the cavities opening into
the nose there Is an oversecretion of
mucus. Perhaps the Serious glands
do not function. 20 there II not
enough OF the watery fluid In IL ID
wash il away so the mucus accumu-
lates. Then II drops into the throat
and causes the annoying hawking
and splitting which are associated
with this ailment.
The trouble about nasal catarrh IS
that II won't stay in the nose. II
gradually extends downward into the
throat and upward through the
eustachian tubes. as they are called.
to the ear. Then we get middle car
catarrh. and deafness is likely to
follow.
There Is. however. much that can
be done by local treatment 70 relieve
the symptoms or nasal catarrh. The
use OF an atomiZer may help SO far
as home treatment Is concerned.
Personally, I have great faith In the
use of argyrol tampons. but these
should be applied By your physician.
I beg OF yon TO consider nasal
catarrh a hopeless thing. by well
directed treatment II can be greatly
benefited. IL not removed entirely.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-27

I'M eNLA AllbAo1lllS VI NdId-
IT. tionists and tourists Join a
Western trek. BY train and mo-
tor they go toward the setting sun
and the wonders OF one OF the most
beautiful spots in the world-Yellow-
stone Park.
Yellowstone nestlcs in the north
western part OF Wyoming. that State
which Is often called the last from.
tier az wild life in America. Ard
50 IL is, for IN the ShOshone country.
around Jackson Hole and in other
parts ~ the State are 10 be found
greater quantities of wild animal life
than tn any other part az the United
States. bar none.
But II is for that comparatively
small square In the northwestern
corne that most OF the Wyoming
bound visitors are Observation-Disclosures
Stone-perhaps the greatest drawing
card among the national parks. And
r%iGhtfully so.
Yellowstone offers a wide variety
OF scenery and interest. but its fame
is unquestionably built on its geysers
and hot springs. And among the
geysers probably none is better
know than Old Faithful.
GeyserS are formed BY subterra-
car bodies of water. The water 4
heated until II bOlls. the power thus
generated forcing the water out
through a crevice or hole IN the sur.
face % the earth. Naturally. the
volume of water. the heat and the
surface conditions all serve 10 con
troll the frequency with which the
Eeyser erupts.
Old Faithful "spouts" every SIS 70
~ minutes-with astounding regu.
larity. a rumble Is heard-steam
appears az the opening. then a little
water and finally a huge stream that
shoots into the mir $50 feet or more.
While Old Faithful. because OF its
frequency and inspiring volume. is
the dean Of all geysers. there are
-
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~ %CENEVTEVE KEMBLE.


"HE planetary operations for this
week portend difficult situa-
tlons. with many tenacious OBJ
stacies 70 surmount by perseverance
and patience. There may be delays
and postponements. with many
things tending 20 impede construc-
tive work. II is a time for working
along the lines OF least resistance.
possibly by ~deferring all that may be
~expedient or that may not be urgent.
Finances are I'D aspected.
Those whose birthday u Is may
prepare FOR a year in which IL may
De difficult 70 make much progress.
There Is likely 20 be delay. Ohstruc-
ton to constructive measures. and
ID may be found eNpedient 70 post
pone important operations. although
patience and perseverance may help
future activities. "A child born on
this day may he disposed 20 Ne slow.
Flooding and patient. 10 may sue
coed ~ culivatinE pc%rsistency and
application.
IL is far better "a forckHOrr ahead
The tendencies so as 90 exert a conn
feraciing influence and orcrcome
he bad influences than 60 meet
ihem Nth mere oPfiBIism.-ZaJiei.
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others particularly well known. The
Giant geyser-so-called-erupts every
two to four days, flowing for 80
minutes without cessation and often
spouting to a height OF $50 feet
Others r the Beehive and Lone
Star.
Besides the geysers. Yellowstone
has a vast number OF boiling mud
pools and hot springs Among the
latter the most famous, perhaps. is
the handkerchief pool. Drop your
handkerchief into IL and r disap-
pears. to come 10 the surface again
in about 80 seconds. There are al
ways curious visitors grouped around
this pool. which does an annual vol
ume OF laundry work which would
be the despair OF 10 Chinarnan.