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TO DEDICATE
new CHURCH
DR.. Brooks Of Baylor
To Open San Benito
Baptist Edifice

cPeckAi TO TIE Eer1ldl
SAN BENIT0, March 3.--Dr. 8. p
Brooks, president OF Baylor Univer-
sity &c Waco, viii arrive in San Be-
nito Sunday morning to conduct the
dedication services Of the s75.0o0
First Baptist church here Sunday.
The dedication program will last
throughout the day, with the address
Of DR.. Brooks scheduled for IL o'clock
in the morning.
In the afternoon pastors OF ether
churches Ia San Benito will Join
with Rev. Jefferson Davis. pastor Of
the Baptist ehurch here, in carrying
out the remainder Of the dedication
program, which will include an ad-
dress by each pastor In the city.
The new church building Is one Of
the most beautiful in thu Valley.
IL IL two stories, with u basement,
and Is erected on somewhat similar
lines to the new Baptist churches in
Brownville, Harrington and Weslaco,
although the details Of the design,
particularly the front. are different.
The church was ready for opening
more than a month ago, except for
the windows.
The congregation has been using
the basement
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"0h, the pretty brown eyes of It'll"
cried Sister Monica Eyes just like
its mcEher. Let me thinE-the twins
and the other little girl have gray
eyes like their father, # / remember
correctly"
10 which Jill offered no comment
either way. Jack was not present
wasn't supposed 70 be in town. He
had gone TO Pittsburgh three days
before on important business" ne
had stated briefly, Just before leav-
ing. The tears that had welied up
in Jill's eyes at the announcement
were tina tears of a bitterness that
are "Rall and NORWOOD" to q
wonan's heart on the eve Of such an
event as lccmed darkly before Jill
Stuart.
But she was a woman to whom
motherhood gives this sublime touch,
and so, despite an aching heart, when
the hour struck, sh event dawn into
the valley Of the shadow" as q brave
soldier goes into battle. fearless, and
with o trust In God.
Bug Jack Stuart was not as in
different as appearances might in
dictate. True, he had gone to Pitts
burg. But he had returned 10 Ellis
ton the next forenoon.
From the inner senctum OF his
private office Jack had been IN con.
slant Communication with Mother
Martha at the hospital. re was
Mother Martha's whispered message
to jill, "Your husband just tele-
phoned and said to tell you he would
be here at noon" that had aroused
the young mother from d strange
and dangerous coma into which she
had fallen and brought a smile 70
her pallid lips.
But Jill knew when she looked ~
into the eyes OF her husband q few
hours later that the old. Joyous
l~ove-raking trust Of former days
was lacking. In place Of the mutual
faith Of the lean and hungry years
the trust had made those hard times
really happy, Easy Money" had
scwn the seeds Of d:ssatisfaction
that had grown rank weeds, poison
Gus weeds OF mutual doubt and dis
trust.
"You must hurry and get on your
feet again, dear" he said to her IN
y low. hurried tone. an he stood
bending over the bed where she lay,
pale and fragile-looking in her
weakness. Then he added, quickly,
still In the hurried, manner
that killed half her joy In having
him there; ~ called up every 80
minutes during tn night 20 get
bulletins on how you were pro-
crossing. And now, DEAR he fin
ished, avoiding with q stubborn per-
s%istenee the pleading lock in his
eyes, "Ill have to be going. Mother
Martha said I mustn't tire you.'
"Oh, don't 20 just yet, Jackl" she
coaxed, huskily, her voice, her eyes,
every fiber Of her whole being
pleading with him in dumb appeal.
He must not. he should not. 20, she
kept telling herself, fiercely, des-
perately. until he had asked OF his
own volition to see this wonderful,
this perfectly wonderful little darl-
ing that lay sleeping under the COW
eriet az that moment, claspad TO her
breast. Jack must-he must ask 10
see it, his last-bern babyl
But that was Just wnat Jack was
telling himself al that moment, that
he would "be darned II ne would"
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II was Sister Mcnica's wonranly In
tuition that saved the situation on
that one occasion, nc least She
snnmd 10 ems the strained rHla.
tons between Jack and Jill, and
took upon herself the office Of In
t~ermedisry.
rs the Littlest Womnn asleep,
dear7r she asked. aa she bent over
the cot from the side opposite ia
where Jack stood, Then, without
further preamble. she pulled the
cover down "a littla, reached I'm and
brought out the tiny atom Of hu-
manity.
"She's just the sweetest little
creature in the world, Mr. STUART"
declared Sister Mrnira. with all che
enthusiasm OF a baby-lcving ~cman.
"Dor't you want t. hold her for just
q moment In your arms"
Then, before Jtck had even "a
chance TO protest, he felt the small
fingers Of the warn little morsel Of
femininity that lay cuddled against
him, curl around his thumb with a
strength that was Astonishing. Two
liquid brown eyes were looking I'd
kNNN AA@r NA0 A&AaAA "a ~ Xix "a
verse mirrowed in their inscrutable
depths.
"A lump jumped up into Jack
Stuartss throat, and a fierce desire
seized him 10 place his cheek against
that soft little red face. Instead, la
bent his hened and pressed his lips
against the velvety cheek.
Goodness, how strong he is," he
exclaimed, wiggling his thumb,
around which curled four tiny fin
gers. Maybe he'll be u prize fight
cr."
"Oh. mercyl" gasped Sister Mon
lea, and nearly collapsed On the side
Of the cot. Jill laughed weakly
hysterical, but happy little laugh.
Had not Jack kissed their darling
baby?
Its IA girl, jack" che cried
softly, gazing AZ the two with ador-
ing eyes, through q mist Of tears.
Didn't they tell you."
(TO BE CONTINUED
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Flashes Of Life

(By The Associated Press
NEW YORK-Here's IN aiibi 5000
niles long from Stanis1aus zbyszko,
wrestler. He sent from India ar r.
plantation Of how he was beaten 5y
one Cana. CANA and q naahnrn1ah
insisted en- q struggle In soft mud.
Il was begged down." wrote Zyb. Il
want q match on a mat. I'm q
wrestler, not q tractor
BOST0N.-Dr. Frederick r. Rag-
era thinks that coaches Of school
athletics who turn out winning
teams constantly are enemies OF 90
ciety; the ideal game 10 q tie and
school athletics are cveremphasized.
DR.. Rogers is state supervisor OF
physical education in New York
LOS ANCELEs-Roy Cummings OF
vaudeville and screen earns some
$4,000 q month all of which be has
for himself except 5000, for his first
wife. $3.50 for his second, who IL
seeking a divorce, and SIS for her
two great Danes, valued az $4,000
each. The award to the dogs was
made in court when the Mira. testi-
fled Ii cost her sl.40 q day to feed
them
LINCOLN, Neb.-Averring that
whirring motors prevent cows from
giving milk and hens from laying
and disturb his own sleep, Emil
Glatt, farmer, seeks an injunction 70
compel airplanes to stay high up
over his farm; also he desires sl0,-
600 damages.
LoNDON--It is better 10 fly thaa
sail. Major Lester D. Gardener, 4
director Of the American Aeronanti-
cal Chamber OF Commerce, has not
ed great progress in European com-
mercial aviation, including a Gers
mar inhalation gas that prevents
~alrsickness and a system that en-
abies pilots 10 make their way
through fog.
Los ANGELES-valentino's es-
tate is now S287s462. Claims ana
expenses have taken s390.093.
wASHINGTON.--A man from the
blue grass is taking a. h~rotherlv in
terest in the country ruled bv 4 a.
Scenuant OF Solomon and the Queen
Of Sheba. Empress Maixeru zauditn
Of Ethiopia asked that Uncle sam
send an envoy who would do such.
And now she has received Addison
4. Southland Of Louisville.
CHICAGO.-Uncse Sam has a tiny
new citizen half = century old. John
Lucas, three feet, eight inches tall.
once valet to a Russian prince, has
been naturalized.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday sschsool at $3.50 a. m. with
Sherwood Bishop, William Velton
and Mrs. Paul Moore superintena-
ents. A fine Introductory program
will be presented By Mr.. Velton's
class.
Worship. communion OF the Lords
supper and preaching at 1850 a. m.
We are 70 have with as at this hour
DR.. W. S. Lockhart Of indianapolis
Ind, superintendent Of Church Life
Foundation" who will preach one Of
his masterful sermons on, "The Need
Of Worship We are also to have
with US Prof, Wallace futile Of St.
Louis, No, "Muslc Editor OF Chris
ton Board Of Publication" who will
bring Us a great gospel message in
song.
At T:S0 D. m. We shall have our
Special Bible Service Everyone IL
asked 20 bring his or her Bible. Bring
the oldest Bible you can find and
any special message connected with
IL. Bring the largest Bible in the
community. Bring the smallest
Bible in the city If you can possibly
find anne. Some have been that are
no larger than a postage stamp. Such
copies prove Of interest "a all.
Bring also the most unique Bible.
We should like for the owner Of the
Bible 70 write out a brief statement
Of his Bible which the preacher may
read during the service.
Special music will be arranged for
this service, so we urge a fall at
tendance.
The Christian Endenvors will cons
vene promptly at $3.50 for a very in
teresting and helpful service.
Z. s. Bakez, Minister.
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FIRST BAPTTsT EHURCH

e:45 Z. m-Bible school, Harry l.
Faux, superintendent. Help Us TO
grow a greater school. We have .
class for every agS.
1855 a. m.-Morning worship.
Themes aConquest and Victory"
Mrs. Arthur KiRkade, organist, will
give three numbers Prelude, Sara
bande" (Handel); ~offcrtory, The
Loaf Chord (Sullivan); postlude,
aWar March Of the Priests Men
deissohn). The choir will sing m
anthem "Jerusaiem O Turn Thee
From 'GalTias-Gounod.)
$3.50 .. m.-The training service
(B. Y. p. I'D
1850 D. ms-Evaning worship The
pastor will preach from Acts 2 with
especial emphasis or verse twenty
cne. Twenty minutes will be given
to singing tho old hymns. HRS. Kin
knde will give Shrec rRan nurnbcrsf
Prelude. "Anir" ~lGiordanili offer-
tory, agsrcarolle" (offenbach);
postlude FESTIVAL March" (Bartholo-
uew). EaptirinR ~ close Of service.
Monday 3 p. m.-Ihe W0man's
Missionary society viii have their
social meeting. Al the wS@ssn urged
60 attend.
Tuesday 10 a. m.-The Workers
Conference will meet at Central
shurchs EdinburE 1s&o n us~pss
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Held
IN HARLINGEN
Funeral OF Willis To
Await Arrival of
Relatives


hARLINCEN, March S.-ReIatIves
Of Charles willis. 30, carpenter who
died ~ the Valley Bsptist hospital
here Wednesday morning. are ex-
peeted 20 arrive soon, rs they have
wired the Thompson MoFtuary here
to held the body pending further in
struct.ons.
The man mentioned one relative,
Mrs. Beulah VOLS. 81 jacksonville,
Fla who was communicate with.
The exact e&ugc Of the mans defth
y still unknown. officers here said
az ne made confused staten snts
about falling off q box car, being
MT BY a box car, and about tumbling
while walking on the railway track.
ne was found in 6 puddle Of oil and
water beside the track, after being
there for several hours.
Chief Of Poaice Bob Johnston Of
aHarhngen explained that be did not
now the man was injured when he
Rpnd him. The chief said that be
8phoned the hospital asking II
The hospital said they mad
for anyone injured or sick. but
y n drunk man. Johnston said
Willis told him then that he
AZ injured. bat merely wanted
70 sleep and rest.
pief Of police explained that
two negroes $40 to keep the
the night, and clean him up.
day the chief Of police re-
nd upon being informed BY
hat the latter had either
q box car or been struck
the officer called the city
ard the man was taken to
tai. where be died.
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Harrington Rotary
Told Of Scouting

HARLINGEN, March Stalks Of
Texas Independence and Boy Scout
work were given at the Harrington
Rotary club meeting Friday.
Miller Hsrwood. president OF the
club. talked on the meaning Of Texas
Independence Day. Tom Murray.
Valley Boy Scout executive, tsld
what the Scout organization has
done in the Valley in the past year.
and why IL should be supported by
business and professional men Of the
Valley.
He mentioned a. one OF the prin-
eipaI advantages OF the organisation
the better spirit among Valley cities
and communities brought about
through the i~nter-city MEETINGS Of
tie scouts. He also mentioned first
aid work. rescue work, and other adj
vantages.
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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR or
CUSTOMS. Port OF Brownsville, Tex
as, February II, 1928. Notice is
hereby given that on February II,
1928, there was seized ut Browns
vile, Texas, from the Delta Motor
Sales Co., for violation Of Sec. sos
Tariff Act, 1922. One Dodge Coupe,
motor No. 239-99i, Serial No. A
1914. Anyone claiming this auto
mobile must appear and file his
claim with me within twenty (20)
days from the date Of this notice,
otherwise I will sell the automobile
at public auction at the u. s. Gus
tomhouse, Brownsville, Texas, On
Friday, March 9. 1928. at 10 o'clock
A. N. VIM. Neale. Dy. Collector.
2-1S-25-3-3-3t-2666.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Four-Square Gospel Assembly
will meet in the large court room on
the second floor Of the court house
ut 10 o'clock Sunday morning for
Sunday school and services. Evan
gelistic services at three o'clock at
HI Jardin school house and again
AZ the court hcase at 1850. Young
peoples meeting Wednesday evening
and regular services Friday evening
az tie court house az 1880. Bible
class Tuesday afternoon nc 3 o'clock
at 11O6 Adams street
w. ID. MeBryde, pastor.
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Brownsville Church Services

cons meeting in pastors study.
meeting. The theme will be "Pray-
ing with Thanksgiving"
Sunday, March II We will begin q
revival under the direction Of the
pastor and Chap. Bennett, with other
local forces assisting.
E. w. Marshall, Pastor.
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FAITH MISSION

seT West ST. Francis St.
Preaching. Sunday 3 y. m. and
1850 p. N.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday 1880
p. M.
No collections taken in this mis-
sion.
We pray for the healing Of the
8. NJ. Stafford, pastor.
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NAIR0BI, Kenya Colony.-Nrs. J.
Z. Carberry has ordered In England
an ncrcplane in which she will fly
daily from her plantation to Nnirobi
TO dc her shopping.
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stomach was weair
and / became mel
ancholy. Some y
advised my father
to give me DR..
Pierce " Golden
Medical Discovery
and the Favorite
Prescription He
got three bottles Of
each, and i took
m alternately,
and before the SIX
bottles were gone
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Woman Held
On Liquor Charge
Special to The HeraIdl

SAN BENITO. March s.-Quada-
lupe Vascuez, q 60~-year-old woman
Of this city, has been arrested BY
Chief Of Police J. e. Goolsby, and
taken to Brownsville to appear before
the grand jury on charges Of possess
ing Intoxicating liquor.
The officer charges that he found
So quarts Of nescal az the home Of
the woman
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LIrTHERAN CHURCH

Services In the junior high school
auditorium at 10000. Come worship
with us. You are always welcome NJ
our services.
II. L. Wiederanders, pastor
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9.d5 a. ms-SunGay scho0A We
have a well organized, graded school
with an efficient corps Of teachers
and a class for every age.
11.00 a. m.-Morning worship
Prelude. Morning De~votions" By
watson; anthem, "Why Standest
Thou Afar Off" by Ashford; Offer
tory, Spring Song" Lorenzi sermon,
DThe Deity Of Christ; postludes
1Postlude Of r" by Williams.
1880 p. m.-Evening worship.
Prelude, AT Evening" by Lorenz;
anthem, SCENE, o Ye Weary and
Worship" BY Spence; o~ftertory,
Prayer by Lawrence; sermon, In
the Beginning, Cod; Postludes
March of the Friars" by Stultz.
Monday, $3.50 p. m, the woman's
auxiliary will hold its regular bus-
mess meeting at the church.
Emmett P. Day, pastor.
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Port Arthur, Texas.-'When I was
o Girl my health got very poor. My
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SACRED HEART CHURCH

NCrtupGk to dutyJ
Sundays;
7s00 .. m, Holy Communion Mass.
ss15 a. n, Sunday school and Bible
study.
10000 o. m, High mass and sermon.
7:So ?. m, Vespers and Holy Ros-
AIRY.
500 .. m. Sermon and Bensdie-
ticn.
Weekdays: Mass and Holy Com
nunion evsry mornig st 7 o'clock.
First Sunday: Meeting of the
Chiidren Of Mary.
Second Sunday. Meeting or the
Holy Name Society.
First Mondays Meeting q the A.
tar Society.
First ffidsyf Sacred Hsast dsvo-
FATHER JEAN 3. rRrGoN. 0. =. l.
Pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Elizabeth and Stillmnn streets.
Sunday nervic1s-~tt q. N.
Sunday school-3:30 a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting, y
n. nn4
The pub,is i sezdiallr Invited.
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FIRsT METHODIST CHURCH

Regular services will be held
throughout the day at the Methodist
church with preaching at the morn
ing and evening hours by Rev. o. c.
Crow, the pastor.
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llTY BRIEFS

III y 0A@1&@A
When You Think Of good eats and
drinks you think Of the Star Pharm-
acy, opposite hospital. AcAllen. Tex
aS.-Adv. IL.
III At Home-Mrs. Iva Miller, wife OF
c. P. Miller, is i'll Of influenza ~ the
family home in West Brownsville.
She has been confined 20 her bed for
| the past several days, and Is said 20
Abe threatened with pneumonia. She
. q daughter Of ]. J. Bishop, county
auditor.
You Are the loser II you have not
knjoyed the delightful ~home-cooking
FL Arco Shop. Special attention
wen 70 club, bridga and dinner par
hs.--Adv. D.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
bis, heals and strengthens sore.
ak, tired ayes. AL druggists Csc
Flon't Suffer with your feet. DR..
Hillinger, foot specialist, will be
Brownsville every Wednesday and
lay 1t 10 q. m. in Cronaek build
Room 8, phone 756. Monday in
allen in Valley Style Shop NJ 10
m. Other days in home on high
Fwny between San Benito and Ear
Vlingen. Corns removed without pain.
Is years experience in Chicago
Adv. If.
Special chicken dinners served on
E--H-~- - tt A. ELA~
624 Elizabeth Street-Adv. 5.
New Sidewalk Being Made-The
new home Of the e. Nanatau store Is
not TO stop with q new building,
equipment and fixtures and stock.
but the street frontage viii be sur
rounded BY : new sidewalk as well.
Workmen Friday and Saturday were
breaking up the old stretch Of con-
crete in front Of the place and max
ing preparations 10 lay down new
material.
Have You ever seen the beautiful
new Marmon Eightf Phone Charlie
Hurst, l0s4-W and drive it yourself.
ADV. 27.
AAQAAN4I a NANAA@ 404k1 70 DIya
build, improve or refirance resi-
service. Todd a Underwood, Tnsur-
ance and Loans. Splvey Building,
z07 Eleventh st. Adv. II.
GO To Singers Meet-Msny
Brownsville residents were prepar-
ing Saturday TO attend the nesting
Of Cameron county's singers, sched-
uied to be held In the new school
building at Olimto Sunday. The ses-
sion is to conven at 10 a. IA. and
continue throughout the day, with a
picnic lunch served on the grounds,
If weather conditions permit. The
singing viii be held in the auditc-
rum.
Visit Ell Arco shop for the eye
table dinner you have been longing
for.-Adv. 5.
Poison Oak or Ivy Is relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm
perial Eczema Remedy. All drug
rists ara authorized to refund your
Roney Il Il fails.--Adv. t5)
ONE From SchooI--Jrlian Ciraud.
kdson Of Mrs. d. A. O'Brian, ar
in Brownsville this morning
Austin where he has been at
ST. Edwards university. He
ksuffering from q cold which
70 turn TO influenza and
Nor a rest and treatment.
GAL NOTICE
Court Of the United
Southern District Of
vile Division.
hruptcy.
Of said Bank
given that On the
the said Joseph
Hidalgo county.
ndged q bankrupt.
Ing Of hts credi-
the office OF Ira
bankruptcy In the
Brownsville, Tex
Of March. 1925,
ock in the fore
he and place the
oserh Call, bank
rove their claims.
Famine the bank
sueh other bus
erly come before
Webstah
tss In Bankruptcy.
s-s-ft-2s7s
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BRITISH FARMERS HARD UP

bNIIIrM FAhIILftS HAhU Ut
LONDON. ~ Bankruptcies among
British farmers increased SIS per
cent in 1927 over the number in
1926.
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faptcy-
Of said Bank
given that o. the
the said Joseph
Hidalgo county,
ndged q bankrupt.
ng Of hts credi-
the office Of Ira
bankruptcy In the
Brownsville, Tex
Of March. 1898,
ock in the fore
ha and place the
oserh Call, bank
rove their ciaims,
xnmine the bank
such other bus
erly come before
Vebstas,
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Court OF the United
Southern District Of
Mile Division.
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Visit Ell Arco shop for the vere-
table dinner you have been longing
8.
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Poison Oak or Ivy Is relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm,
perial eczema Remedy. All drug
.FRsts are authorized to refund your
money II 1t fails.--Aav. t5)
Ioma From SchooI-Jrlian Ciraud
kdscn Of Mrs. d. A. OBrian, ar.
in Brownsville this norninf
Austin where he has been al.
ST. Edwards university. III
suffering from q cold which
70 turn to influenza ans
Dior a rest and treatment
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Special chicken dinners served on
Sundays or on order. FL Arco Shop,
524 Elizabeth Street-Adv. 3.
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You Are the loser II you have not
the delightful home-cooking
FL Arco Shop. Special attention
&ven 70 club, bridge and dinner par
es.--Adv. D.
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Have You ever seen the beautiful
new Marmon Eight? Phone Charlie
Hurst, l0s4-W and drive it yourself.
ADV. q.
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lDickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
bis. heals and strengthens sore.
ak, tired ayes. AL druggists Csc.
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New Sidewalk Being Made-The
new home Of the z. Nanatau store Is
not to stop with q new building,
equipment and fixtures and stock.
but the street Frontage viii be sur
rounded by : new sidewalk as well.
Workmen Friday and Saturday were
breaking up the old stretch Of con-
crete in front Of the place and max
ing preparations 10 lay down new
material.
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Monthly Payment Loans to buy,
build, improve 81 ~refinance resi-
dence or business property. Prompt
service. Todd a Underwood, 1nsur-
ance and Loans. Spivey Building,
AO7 Eleventh St. Adv. II.