davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-03-29

tg white Nainsoak Themlsr: hand made and band.
cnohroidered sizes 4" and -. We're 81 ea.h.
Now .......... . ..h'F
= white NaiHsOok Sten-ins with blct lacr trtm'
nainS. contrasting plpiug nT touvhf% ot efn-
braacrv We're each Nav ...-. taT
Itawtred 0rChid Noits Gowns; sire u. Nstc
Ct zach. New ....-...s. O.. . ~. ....-s -"
80 ~ We Nou aSs
white NainsNok Gowns. hg a1sdr ar3 sn'nrni
Erred 50 pastel shades. sixes -. is ant L.
CorToN UNprRwrN SECTION, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Housewares-Greatly Reduced
Nnnne RhehfIr snfLed dnnnee1 nr shnA,lnrn

} Mufsehiss "GAaat" paresizin.
Tor Ehrhen Table: a8a40-
sH,b ere Hat &lU@3
J sluisshie, "I.saat'' Paresls in.
Ton Kitchen Tahip &8th fX.o
sfa Ners "5rfN-bneh SIR
Wzs $3.50 %a~ KG.gS
! AatsstteF Lanai Porcelain.
Toe Kifeltsn Tshts 2Szgg-
ufh ssIe We ~ 1H
~ nNl,eesn Ntalufsts steel
ftFEaa aB6 hi}eimR knises.
Hsfe ~ - esra. SaN 9ss
~ssssa~s RBt8fssr Esth Mats
9hlsUG Hue aF4t stfs us-s
&ese sIa s'sah Mav a.
Z %hanas NahbsT Bath MstE sgi
@nione shsF5s Woe - ee,..
&eu At
J white F.uasneIsa biF6 Gs~s
Nzs sBf5a h8v aS8V
fed Bs,saHseisa Bird G4es.
VS. - 80 AoN ~ -
! Red Prs ssaeIsd RIya fAps
Vas #41 Is EaN hsTS
ussnRs EasaBsiea Bird gavs
"As ~ En @ua SO 10
rCWAp ystKg@ FKTvFges ErFFts
Evening star., 1928-03-29

RemM0Hf Dry Furniture Offerings are sold "0s
IS. tabiecf 70 sears. damaees and im mberfectioMs

? Eaa Tables
n
s"Igs eabas oda osSo9aa2 Nov sssso
al
J %ow
! for 14ucbt Soa
@Fiaf fFb @sT52Iuth
ssudolr Chair chtntr 50 Red"c.a
aaes re.eh aas
4 Hean@ ff@ivs
hsfsetosy Table % wslngt and gnm~ood
mstrsss .i9w match and ~ was
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Decorated English Porcelain

Covered DISHES. Re,iHcsc 10 ....-.. 81
Omen Negctable Dishes. Greatly redn"ed to G3r
> t..inrh Meat Dishes. Reduced 80. ,..... ShC
ti.nch Meat Dishes. Reduced IN. ..... aSe
sauce Hoats with attached stand. Reduced
.AA
4 covered Butter ni.hes. Greatiy reduced So sAr
t2 SOUP platPs. Reduced tu .-..... ,-.... Toe
10 Tea Guns Rnd SRHerrS. Greatly reduced to soc
Coffee Guns and Saueers. Greatly reducad
......... RbF
Decorated Thsod"rs HaviIand China Meat
Dishes; t.ineh size Reduced to. .. 81. .2A
20 Decorated Frenchwars Rtead and Butter rIatcs.
Reduced "a ...... Ice
Freurhwarr Tea Plates. Gtestiy r~tuced 30 tss
Decorated Pottery Trays. Greatly reduced
........... ADf
Decorated Pottery Trays. Greativ reduced
81 81
~ Unmarried decorated CandIestlrks. Greatly re-
duced 10 ,......,-. Toe
CHINA SECTION. FIFTH F1ooR.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

t8py. Nov. ........ ... ....... roe
! eopt Prayer. Tn. ForEo,tsn secret" was soc
Now .. ~. gSr
! cony "Ri"losy.' ~ Gedd,cs was - NoW soc
2 comics Baby Record Hooks. We're 81 Now a0s
eePy 81. Francis of Assist" by Cheserton
"aa ~ o" Nov -. ~. a., 'r 'Se
Aircrah Year Ro"ks Of 1873. We're - each
ropv .Mr chick snd His Travels nv iu.y
Fitch Perkins Was 81 Nov ........., -
Boots of Animals; picture books for very snali
children. Were 81 Nov ......,..... 50e
eoBy "subsnaFius aud Anti-sabmariae." was 81
Now ..-..- .s...-... ~
Book SECTION FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-29

tttsI BhiH HiowH TumblsFs
GesfBFsfaG Wtfh rauG af5s
"Asf ~
! faI0Fsa GthsA Vase: f4ataa
Wa ~ NV al 80
~ tsiaessSuf fsIahR Etaaeg
sAsek hTssLai tbe
f@'pged Giass Flower hass I
sRo HnidnF. s1id deonsetff
"as - ~ AoN 43.1B
Evening star., 1928-03-29
srr uNnrawrAa sEcTloN. TnKD FLooa.
Nceliqecs. $4.95 "',' p" s.; s."

Cieorgette and Crepe dc Chine NegIigecS
IN both tailored and lace trimmed styles
choice of green pink. peach and rose pink
AT this price.
Cotton Crepe kinonoS In shades oi purple.
rose, orange and blue attractivelv trimmed
with embroidery OF contrasting tones.
Were SIS ...-..............+.. ......- $3.50
C~n-.1n~ vrryrN nnw
Evening star., 1928-03-29

{ 2ts8s N0gi Wilton Rage.
HfaFF GB8tits We've 4Jn
hrN kH.1h
= ysss1 W1ssi.d Wiitsn Rnss.
hUeet apailts Wese s2b
gsr' woai wilton Rua. heage
steiits vi iIbfiy eujjsd Ast
= sast0A Asmiastss nos, M
- aHslitf Nae So -
a,is woei wilton aas -; W., ~
80 a1w ..... 1fg. 30
t5E34 ChrsiHs BATH Hsss,
bae qaaiiis ~fre s4 ~
8 s5.lee weot mil,os Hss' ="
~ sT2 - Np~ .Ets ~
s3Ftas samtnsiss Hsss.
"ets $50 10 sach
Mu~ aEA 80
4 Hsmnssfs Aa,blsi,rd T0s
i{H1}sBa = f. - s4nsf sfe
gaf9s lU fbF gIfcg WsF
~ sN savsfe ssFG N0w
sqUast Yat6 $40
~ ,ards q. ,ash 'agpst isype
#ss s54 ~ Sow so 80
~ ssFda ~ inch ssfgst gIaf
Wee E3H ~ hou ais s3A
80 FSfes fHfH afHFt EHfF3
#aA ~f@ - hUD 81 hfi
zih SAME n iDch Casttst. tsUue
wee $50 ~ noN 81.
BtH tg8k Has Ass &4a 30
haW S2f 10
Z HsE HaDL Hugb Wt4F *g@ 80
sstB h0W kI9 "a
Z tHKY9 fsgDsi sausAifa HHtf
S8 3H sssh NG@ - ~
s y5EtH fHEuFi ~ usUiea Hrte
&825 earb. hhH . ~ 20
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Odd Pieces Table Glass
Gye0'iy Red"ced &c to $3.50

~ thn 0ssc5f'nTnf 0gF Hfiaded great Hn,nber
of bfFTSf. The rsda,Hons me- y, md lssf thar w.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Art Embroidery Reduced
Silk Boomers, $2.6s

Were S3.1S to $4.95. IL pairs Glove Silk
Boomers in sizes 5. 6. 7 and g. Shades
Tan. gray. green white, pink and peach
10 Crepe de Chine Chemise in green. pink
peach. orchid sizes SO, 40. AZ and ~.
Were 81 95 each Now w.......SI.95
, Flesh Color Glove Silk Boomers In short
leg style: sizes only. Were 50 95 pair.
Now SI.35
10 Glove silk Vests in sizes IS TO AZ. Were
$50 and S2.95. Now. w.............. SI.65
Pink Athletic Combinations; sizes 36. 80
and 40. Were S495. Now .. S2.95
1 Peach Green and Yellow Glove Silk Vests;
sizes 40 and a. Were l95. Now Sl.35
, Flesh Color Glove Silk Vests; size ~.
Were $3.50 each. Now. S265
, Black Glove silk BIoOmerS; size 5. Were
S6e5 each Now Observation-Disclosures. A.65
Z Pink and White Glove silk BIOOmers; sizes
and g Were S5.75, S5,95. Now. 1886
SILK UNDERWEAR SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Boys Apiece Suits, Special, S1O.7s

smts of
rat nj
"a
4f with = of golf kRekers:
4Pss suits with
pairs knicke
~ and
: % ~netlA ~ airs.
~ Pairs on 10
~ Ise
~ of ero.s u
=. ~. t..es - 70 -. ss IA nred n - 6Ss
Boys hats variety styles IL Reduced 10 81 Is
aa Boys Colt
We're - 80
Boys srcTIoN FouRTH FLooE
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Rayon Marquisette Curtains
Special, 60c Each

100 Fancy Striped Rayon Marquisette Panels
10 sell at this very special Friday marking
Each one Is finished with a 3-ineh bullion
fringe ecru only
rs Pairs HHfTted Ra y0n MaFauisetle CuFtains
In natural col0Fs, 2A4 yards long. Special
pair Observation-Disclosures, HSc
rs Rayon Marquisetls Panels. with blue and
rose 1gures. "a yards long with 3~inch
fringe. Were 81 rs. Nov ..........,.s .s5e
Pairs White Gross Barred Marauisctts
CurtainA. with 2~inch rufies. tie-backs
and valance. Were So pair. Nov. ..... 81
! Rose CoIoTed Silk Taneta Bedspread, for
single bed: embroidered In ribbon, Was
s45 Nov Observation-Disclosures. xI7.50
s0iied Were 81 rs each, Nov. $50
rs Pairs Ruined Ray0n MaTquisetts Cur
tains, With tte-backs: ecTu tone with the
tie-backs slightly on color. Were 81 pair
/ snk Poplin Bedspvsad, hipgie he'd size
with frilled rune, Was $50 Now. $40
! Blne Slik TaTeta RedspFesd; decorated
with bands Of running; double bed size
wa s42sO Nov W,..1,............s s2O
! Quilted satin Pillow; Kapoe 1led slightly
soiled. War s39a. how".,.,.....,..h .h.s5
u to s Yard Length Cretonnes
Sc to S4.25 a piece
good assortment Of patterns and oolors in
this notable Friday offering Very marked
reductions advise quick buying
Short Lengths Drapery and
Curtain Materials
Reduced u to n
DrApEEY sEeTioE. srKfH FLoos
Tea Napkins, y Dozen
WFre 81 D0xeU
~ aplta - tbfse al llnen napkins trimmed win
ssa4fGulH6 The 1871 brh riAe
t3spissA ItHitsn taHth Esis, trimmed Aith hem
stitching aHd HsHd euihfntderg runner end ~
1913 paee mats 10 eAeh set shEhtly snited
Wers ! 30 tet hGW e.,t. -. ...F VI IN
3 t.iHfa teHietuiefrs. - l0abts tnund and lac
trimmed Were ~ % each. Nov .-.st ~. ~
tfhisfpfsss, u f0'Hst sanaf lace trimmed
Idgs" ssgtfs ltsb6 s,ee laee trimmed Were
~ 40 each hoM ....,.-.s. -, .....-t at.Tn
Linen ssasfs. 1890 lace i,inmed were ~ 81
FapiJ Nov 81
Nnasss Tablssieih. 80 ,nrhss lound liamed
#tb bSud FmWHaafs snd sealtnY4Uk slightly
solleg Was 80 hoN ....s. .-..... a4sTb
FhscY LiHEh sEGuoh. sEcosD FIooA,
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Box Springs, $50: were $50


4 = a = ling
FUEErTURg BgD szcTrok Sixth FIooa
Evening star., 1928-03-29

waite Imee "'thed NP,N"s @ tee large esnt se Wee -
N,A SWe'sht,ee eo@s o eo''oo coesete - Aed n
sta r""le tettoos ssxNt0aa e,a,es oyssay
a
0a, Mehs, te,t"so, strssbOte ga NlN
NNW
~
tloMr FRocN StetoN TawN noNN.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

NIoN MISSES GOVT am DRFSS oFCrIoN F0URrH FLOOR
Womcn's All-Silk Chiffon Hose $2.i5

Mere 50 Ss
>s and o"r tae CRAY flesh biscuit among
I6 rer Unmarried xrAv mixtures
s. "a We're us New i
HoStrRY SECTION FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Womcn'S Linen Handkcrchicfs
NpcciaI lSc. 8 for 81

We've eet hri nua'ter attractive R.aaAs
htct~ htt
rnN
1uttkN ssil
HANnNsEcHrF SFcFoN FISSr FlcoR.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
800 Remnants Wash Dress Materials
Reduced 3SCr and mare

fAles ftnci Retlnths
20 Nwar x8sss
safAn
CoTT0N DRESS SFCCNp F1o0R
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Clocks and Frames

ital Leather Frames: fxIo-
inch size, WAS So now G3. so;
SKI linz h stze. was -. now 81
Red Ieatheretts Frames: " pxI"
size we're 81. now So. and
5H1 size that was 81
IewsIed Frames; ! GxS-nch SIZE
"ss S9A nov SIS: / Hx1-lnch
~ltp, Vas $50. row xIH:
~ SR - inch size ~As SIS nov
$40. ard " 2x3 - inch size th8t
Nete %b nov .............Kd
dNS Metai frame. was :"
tf0Cks; hlue-and neari rosc-sfpd
pearl black and pearl tAn
pearl - imitation We're 81"
. nnsr' Therc,os Pitchers. WoSe
SO each. Now ............ 81
Brown Leather Frame: fnbiir-
Was $40 Now ......'..... Rs
= Frames; I iu ros" pear and .
~ blue peprl tAil pearl s. IN
liation We're 81 each
Now " 81
! Leather travelling Ciorhs. ~
blue leather was $50 aow
$40. snd I ~ blarg. vas S"A
now .s. ..-........ xl3.S .S0
CLOCK ANp FRANZ SECTION
FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-29
n dRPd or sHODtf'OfN

2 ToidiHx Tabiss. natural An
ish "4-fn"h snuare tons snd
- inches high were 81
An~ ......, aa.as
2 Iaraiuisrs Tahlss: unpafnteA
J ; RncBfs AaUsfe tons We're
- ~ each Vow $50
J SsfEiaR Table gith me
o. NSF BBDsluteB War
W. &ow ......... a9.sS
! TeisHh0ar sFti fcsk sn8
mar BUua'Hfsd Wa SIS
&ow ..... $500
! BFaFaaEn HHeksy with zane
seaf Hnna3Hted Wss - rs
%1V a1g5
- ~ Fise.stvinR Earn
HFaoms. We're EBr zach
&n@ lac
: f-piees Canister s@ts: 1blte
1suaflHed Mere ~ - . ect
hpW 3gr
IS Deeorstsd white EaapnsIed
Netai AsFAB Baskets. we've
HJc esoh kow hoe
800 Eoiis f,ond gIHsIitF TaIisi
Tissue J ftgG SHEETS ~ fbe
fait Verv >rcs sliv Orl,-sa
pef doze1 faIs sl...... 7ae
Evening star., 1928-03-29

TsusE sEcrroE. FOURTH FLoos.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
English Suits, $3.50

3-piece suits in Spring and STYLES. Sizes-3S
short: s. and a. regular; 36 81 and 3S long and 81
and 80 stout
ENGLISH TOPCOATS--S only in sizes "a. IS and 40.
Were S65 each. Now Half Price ........ $3.50
ENGLISH RIDING BREECHES-l pair Of black md
white plaid size 3S waist, Was $40 Nov. .Si4'S
THr ENGLISH SFor THr MEMS STORE
SrcnNn Fl ooR.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

geyiDH FIRM Firos
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Crepe Shawls, $3.50

Were St07S 5 Creme Shawls in white uial2e,
flesh and black. trimmed with metallic thread Fm'
hr0dctN.
2 lmROrted Hand. bTOdeTed Shawls Of good silk
with long fringe: tuschia and lavender shades
7 Imnnrted Black Georsette shawl trimmed with
snplIune and embroidery Was S6b.
NO" "s'"
] Imn0red Netslltc shawl with LONG naInted
fringe. Was $50. Now .......,..... .S@N.sS
I In,ported Peaeh Coiot shawl with ;onE rafnten
fringe. Wss %SS. Now .......... x39.TR
Figured Metallic shawl Wrsp. Was S3h
Now ,..,.............. ......,....., S@".Su
NECKwFAE SECTION FIRST Fl IooR
Evening star., 1928-03-29

NrcLIcrE SECTION. THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Women's S Gloves, $2.75

We're $5 to $50 60 pairs Womens Fancy Cnf
Glsce KID Gloves in gray only. sizes "a 10 4 y,
80 Fairs W0men's Fancy CuH Md Gloves m white
only, sizes = q = = and y. Were $500
P"''- NNW - ~
eA Patrs Women Fancy CUE Md GIOves In
brown only sizes h& Ga. : and =, Were
&3 4 pAir Now ...... ........ k"sS
rs Fairs Women's Fancy Cuh Fabric Gloves IN
tan and beaver sizes q. 6is and 81 Very sne
ctatlN priced At ,a.....,...,-, -.,..... INC
GLOW Srcr1ON. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Millinery Reduced

Only 10 Trimmed and Sports Hats at this
very low marking for Friday.
THE FRENCH SALON. THIRp FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

very special purchase of these topcoats brings this
fine group that would regularly sell for far more
All showerproofed, SizeS "a To as.
4-PITCE SUITS-9 Tweed and Cheviot suits, ideal
for sports wear Sizes "a 3S 80 and 40 regular and
50 qnd - stout Were S45. Now.........., S2A1S
GABARDINE RAINCOATS--5 coats with the famous
"cravene'te" process Broken sizes in the desired
stvcs. "a and 80 regular and 81 IS and 80 long
Were S35 each Nov. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .$24'5
MrN's CLOTHS SECTION. THE MEMS STORE
Evening star., 1928-03-29

Book srcrroS, FIFTH FLooR.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-24
Gill President
Of Livrite Club
At,Raymondvile

RAYMONDVILLE, Feb. PAT the
regular meeting OF the Livrite club,
the following board of directors was
elected for the ensuing year: L. A.
Boone. S. L. Gill, B. Z. Carroll, Iss-
dore Moritz, George Lochrie, Law
renee Layne. Roger Robinson, W. A.
Harding, and L. o. Robbins. Imme-
diately afterward the board Of direc-
tors met and chose Lamar Gill as
president Of the club, Roger Robin
son vice president, l.. o. Robbins
secretary. Lawrence Layne treasurer,
and Rev. L. A. Boone ~sergeant-at-
arms.
About seventy members attended
the meeting, and an excellent chick
en- dinner was served. After the re-
past. sides were chosen and a George
Washington contest was held, as the
day was the anniversary of Wash
ington's birth. Questions were asked
concerning the nations first presi-
dent.
At the close Of the meeting, Rev.
l.. "A. Boone announced that a Texas
history contest would feature the
re2t club day. which will be next
Wednesday,. The questions asked at
that time will be taken from the
history Of the state prior to the year
1850.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-24
ALAMO PAPER
IS PURCHASED
Nebraska Buyers Plan
New Plant, Equip
ment for Weekly
Especial to The Herald)

ALAMO, Feb. 24.-Work on a new
stucco building to be used as a
plant for the Alamo News, is TO be
started Immediately, according to
Perry Coler, whose purchase Of the
weekly newspaper from Mfs. Anne
Warwick Haynes was announced
Thursday. A consideration Of ap-
?~roximately $4,000 vas involved in
the deal, which included a poultry
farm owned and operated by Mrs.
Haynes.
The new plant. when complete.
will be one of the most modern and
~up-to-date of any weekly in the VAL
ley, Mr.. Coler said, the new equip
ment to include presses, lInotypes
and other accessories
Mrs. Coler. who accompanied her
husband here from Sidney, Neh.. will
get out the current weeks edition Of
the News. while her husband re-
turns home 10 close up the family
business there.
The couple have been publishers OF
the paper in their home town for
the past 10 years, and prior to that
published a weekly in Norton
county. Kansas, for Is years.
They had been travelling for five
months and had touched 80 states
looking for a new location. before
coming to the Valley. they declared.
The plans Of Mrs. Haynes are ua-
decided, she said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-24

high school auditorium Wednesday
morning. Mrs. r. L. Crown led the
singing which consisted mostly of
patriotic songs.
An instructive talk by Rev. Mel
ton, now holding services at the Bep-
list church, told of his travels IN
Egypt, Eyria and other neighboring
countries. Robert TAFT of the school
newspaper made announcements, j. j.
Bush gave a stunt number. and Paul
Faulkner gave the history Of the
making Of the flag. Ben Bell per-
formed a strong mans stunt. The
Scout troop sang some Russian
hymns and were followed by a read
ing by Mace Brindley and a shooting
exhibition by Samuel Leothke.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Milton are back
IN Harrington for the rest of the
winter as guests of their daughter.
Mrs. W. T. Hodge. and family.
Miss Vera Letzerich is visiting
Mrs Joe Matthews in Austin for a
few weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-24
Demolays to Start
Membership Drive

At a meeting of the local chapter
of DeMolays in the Masonic Temple
Wednesday evening it was decided TO
start a membership campaign The
members also discussed plans fer the
stag banquet which will be held nj
the Stonewall Jackson hotel, San
Benito. Wednesday evening to which
all prospective members will be
guests. Talks. food. and a program
will be the entertainment features OF
the evening.
As an annual event. Monday eve
ming from 10 to 1880 p. m. central
time a program under the auspices
of the DeMolay organization and
through the courtesy of the Kansas
City Star station. WDAF. will be
broadcast. One Of the numbers will
be a talk BY Frank s. Land followed
by a good musical program. it Is
announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-24
Elsa Leading S. p.
Towns in Shipments
Especial to The Herald

t0P@~Aai ~ a@A8A1t
MERCEDES, Feb 24.-In spite Of
the fact that the town was not even
in existence a few months ago, Elsa,
~the planned Valley town." il now
leading all shipping points on the
Southern Pacific in the Rio Crande
Valley. Report Of the shipments on
this road during the present vege-
table season shows that out Of a total
Of ss1 cars which originated on the
Southern Pacific between Browns
Vile and Edinhurg, Elsa shipped 26l
cars. This was nearly one-third of
the total number and practically
twice as many as the next town in
point Of shipment.
Elsa Is the new Valley town which
was planned by Major Edward A.
Wood Of Dallas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-24
We'll Tells Rotarians
OF Co.. Operative Work

SAN BENITO, Feb. pa detailed
explanation of the purpose and ac-
complishments Of cooperative. mar
keting organization. and of the Pro-
ducers' Cooperative association in
particular in the Valley was given
in a talk By Ben We'll before the
Rotary club here Thursday aftsF-
noon.
The talk was the only one on the
program. Two new members were
taken into the club. these being Fred
II. Scheer. proprietor Of the Stone
wall Jackson hotel, and G. b. Chase,
merchant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-24
A PIMPLY FACE WILL
HOLD YOU BACK!

In social circles. among friends. in the
business world. or anywhere in public
"a pimply face will hold you back.
If you want people to notice ard
admire you nowadays you must make
a good appearance; and a clear COM
plexion is the first essential.
Ask your druggist for Black and
White Ointment and use it according
70 directions. II is pleasant to use.
highly beneficial and scientifically safe.
For best results use Black and White
Skin So:p with Black and White ONT
msnt. All dealers sell them at small lost.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-24
Realtor Moves
Office to City

Oscar Seibert. one Of the veteran
realtors Of the Valley, has moved his
office from Mercedes to Brownsville
and is now located on Eleventh street
near Elizabeth.
Mr.. Seibert has been in the real
estate business in Hidalgo county for
many years and is still interested
largely in properties in that part of
the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-24
Railway Owner
On Visit Here

W. I. Eldridge Of Sugsrlsnd, Tex.
arrived in Brownsville Wednesday on
business connected with the Rio
Grande railway, of which he is the
owner.
Mr.. Eldridge devoted Wednesday
afternoon to inspection of properties
here and left for the North Wednes-
day night.
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GO TO ALTO School.

RAYM0NDVlLLE. Feb. 24.-Six
first class privates from the Twelfth
cavalry stationed at Fort kinggold
passed through Raymondville We'd
nesday afternoon enroute to San An
tonic. where they will take a course
in an automobile school to be held
at Fort sem Houston. They stated
that III eschool would last about four
months.
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PERSONALS
MERCEDES
SURPRISE O


On Tuesday evening a group of
the church members Of the Lutheran
congregation gathered at the home
Of their pastor, Rev. Bartling and
his wife, and surprised them with an
oid-fashioned pounding of groceries
and good things to eat.
After spending a couple Of hours
socially the following departed 10
their homes: Messsrs. and Mesdames
w. ID. Uecker, W. c. Decke, F.. G..
karie, II. Timpton. Otto Adrain,
Otto Schumacher, Jake Fossler, Mes
danes p. W. Shaw, William Bel. p.
w. Schubert, +. Schroeder, Dillman.
and Miss Hermann.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs W. z. Mcdonnell have
arrived in Mercedes for an extended
stay. They are the parents of w. Z.
Mcdonnell and are staying in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wallace
in Palm heights.
Mrs. r. r. Boiler and two children.
Jr-, and Billie Of Edcouch returned
home Monday, after a visit Of sew
eral days here with Mrs. Boilers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. L. Irons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Willis Of Har-
lingen, DR.. J.. c. Stray& Of Lyford
and W. T. Powell of queen City,
Texas, were visitors here Sunday In
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ".
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Day were visi-
tors in McAllen during the past few
days, guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Simms.
Mrs Walter Weaver of Downs was
a guest here of Mrs. r. NJ. VIM this
week.
J. w. Mauk was a business visitor
IN La Feria Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Holsoom Of Sc
dalla, Mo, are visiting friends in the
Valley. While in Mercedes this week
they visited in the homes of Mrs. c.
n. Hupp and Mrs. A. X. Phillips.
M~essdaries II. Z. Sugg. w. p. King,
L. Gibson and Cecil Robinson. Mrs.
Hare, Misses Beth Garrett. Mary
Ann Makem, Joe Ward. Berenice
Mckinney. Ettie Ivy, Ruth Andrews,
Lenora Reisterer, Emma Reisterer
n Mrs. A. .Zastera were among
those from Mercedes who attended
the Valley meet Of the Business and
Professional Women's clubs at Hal-
lingcn.
Mrs. c. II. Hupp attended the dis
trIct \ W. G. A. board meeting at
Harrington the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ste>art OF
Michigan were visitors here this
week in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
7. Gee.
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UPSHAW SPEAKS

MISSION, Feb. 24.-william d.
Upshaw of the Southern Baptist con-
vention, and ex-congressman from
Georgia lectured to a crowded house
here in the First Methodist Church
Wednesday evening