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BUSINESS NOTICES
NoTTcE 10 -sTocKHoLpERs

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Texas Bank q Trust
Co. OF Brownsville. Texas. Will be held
az its banking house on Tuesday. jan
uary IL. 1890. at $50 O'Clock p. m for
the election Of directors and b trans
action Of such other business a may
properly corne before the meeting. Joe
Celays. Jr. cashier.-l-l3- xiio
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WANTED

wANTED-Position Jan. ist. Age 70,
married.: good character and habits
have had IS years experience IN stores.
MANAGEMENT. accounting and office
procedure. Write or wire. J. j.. Thomp-
son, go East m" Street. Cotton, Calf.
KIT
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

FOR sALE-WcII established Valley
business on paying basis. Wen located
and will stand INVESTIGATION. Price
100000. Best OF reasons for selling.
Address X62. care Herald. x62
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PCSrTTON-By settled. unencumbered
widow as h~ousekeeper or companion for
eldered couple. Mrs: sophie Philips.
phone So. $50 South Bowie. San Be-
nito. Texas. xlsl
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MECHANIC with own tools. wants Sob.
IN garage 10 years. Practice all makes
q cars. Address x197 care Herald
xlg1
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Herald Classified Ads are the Loud Speakers that Speak in All Ian ga
BUSINESS o-PPoRTUNTTTEs

FOR SALE-Cheap. boarding and
r0Onning house. Baltimore. 1u21 %.
Charles, and home dining room zoos
st. Charles. Phone e29-W. or see Jesse
Jones 81 1904 81. Charles. xls4
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TREES SEEDS . PLANTS

FOR SALE-400 Pink Marse 5eedless
grapefruit stock So IN calipcr. These
are good and cheap at 9l.75 each. Ball
ed ready To 60 RI y. Thomas. La Pc
ria. Texas xlo0
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u on EXCHANGE

FOR ExCHANGE-i05 acres on paved
road between Kennedy and Karnea
City. Karnes County: fine GARY prcpo-
sition; very good house. Also zoo
sc-es fine black and west OF karnes
City. lis In cultivation: good rent Inn
provements. VIII trnde separate for
something IN the Valley. n. J.. Tnom-
"a, Ia Feria, Texas. xie0
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10 ACRES on Military paving. 2 miles
west q Brownsville: 20 acres on paw
Ing near Lantanna; 9 acres right ct
Rio Hondo. IL In citrus. Priced
right. terms. II. II. Parks. San Benito,
Texas. xiei
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GOVERNMENT Customs inspectors
Needed Soon for Mexican Border.
Commence s175 month. Men only. q
to Is. Brownsville Exam. about Jan.
rs. Particulars and How 20 Qualify
Mailed Free. Write, Instruction Bu-
reau. 27C. St. Louis. NO. Today. XIII
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TREES-0rapefrui1. Marsh 6eedless.
Foster Pink. Duncan. also orange trees.
four varieties. Special prices on scne
% move from grove. Nursery q miles
out OF San Benlto on Highway NO. IA.
III. III. Parks. San Benito. Tex x16i
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LAST CHANCE

These articles will not be advertised
after Dec. 3lst. All bargains. TWO
new unused Elto Outboard Motors. one
4-cylinder Quad. 30 II. p. underwater
exhaust, retail price S3S5. sell for cost,
Sass. One } II. +. Folding Lightweight.
retaiis for si5S, sell cost. sos. TWO
motor stands. new, cost s. each
Bracket Tor light outboard for attach
ing 70 pointed stern canOe, nc cost. 50.
one 1s-ft. canoe. cost Sl3f. sell $50.
one 1923 i6 II. p. Evinrude with racing
handle. Just back from factory
overhaul and still IN box. cost s23e:
price SIS. one Stromberg-Carlson
table model loud speaker. retail price,
S21.5O. sell SIS. Recently received fac
tory color and varntsh for canoe. to
70 to purchaser free for refinishing.
Prices cash or 6 months
negotiable notes. John N. Merrill. 234
Levee St. Brownsville. Texas, phone
SCI. or p. o. Box 500. xl0
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THE GIFT OF q late Portable Type
writer for Christmas Is not only a
wonderfully nice present but q ser
viceable one. See the wonderful WIN
dow display OF different makes In o
windows. All the latest colors. Ex-
pert. instant free service makes II safe
20 buy from us. IS monthly payments
II desired. Davenport Typewriter Ex-
change. fBrownsvtile's Typewriter
House.l 1iI Elizabeth 81. Phone
HOS. 1lgT
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BRAND NEW Baby Grand piano. stand
ard make, at about half price. Easy
terms. Phone 668-J or write BOX 562.
Brownsville. Texas. KISS
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HELP WANTED

WANTED: Good housekeeper 81 once;
someone able TO take entire charge OF
home. Good wages. Mrs. A.. ". Ander-
son, III Jardin District. W-774
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ARTICLES ZOE SALE

FOR SALE-Set OF fixtures and other
fixtures. San Senito Mere. Co. q
Benitc. Texas xl34
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BUY that Underwood Portable from an
authorized dealer and be assured OF
expert service when needed Hargrove
Stationery & Book Store-Brownsville
and Underwood Typewriter Co.. Harlin-
gen, are the only authorized Under
wood Portable dealers in the Valley.
Underwood Typewriter Company, I'D
SO. First St, Harrington. Texas. Phone
29S. xlSS
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CANE HAY-Delivered. Bailey Ree.
Phone 1393-W. 1l6T
10 POUNDS Kentucky Leaf Smoking
Tobacco. light or dark. $500; Brier
Pipe Free. SO long filler cigars. $780,
100. $3.50. Pay when received. Hickory
Ridge Farms. Fulton. Ky. xi7o
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PRICED RIGHT-S-room. shingled cot
tage. modern: recently refinished; good
nelghborhood. Fenced yard. gas. ga
rage. Inquire nc go West Ninth Street.
xl99
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HOUSES FOB SALE

FOR SALE-One 16-room apartment;
8 residence property lots: some aAcage
cultivated: , mules. Part cash. Oscar
SITS. xl7a
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LTvESTOCK-POULTRY

FOR ~sALE-Baby chicks from the VAL
ley's best fiocks. We DO custom hatch
ing. O. III. sibson Co. In Feria. Texas
WHO'S
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LOTS FOR SALE

WANTED-Bedroom and k~tchenette.
West Brownsville or near high echool,
p. o. Box 670- Kits
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FINANCIAL

FOR RENT-50 acres potato land. irri-
gated. Call at i0l Adams Steet. o.
phone SCI. T-9l
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-An acetylene welding outfit
In good condition. Address box sos.
fIargill. Texas. xl6o
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RETURNS
FROM MEETING.
Reports Progress i'm Hug-the-
Coast Highway Education
al Campaign Work

Judge o. c. Dancy returned Sat-
urday from q meeting OF Hug-the-
Coast highway representatives held
Friday at Port Lavaca, where plans
were adopted for financing the pro-
posed work of selling the highway
to the people nf Brownsville 10
Houston section
According to Judge Dancy. prog
ress was noted in the advance edu-
cational highway work, and another
meeting was decided to be held at
Palacios September Is.
The association passed a resolu-
ton praising the work of the state
highway commission. II also adopt
ed q plan providing that each coun-
ty along the proposed highway route
be assessed at $50 to provide foI
the preliminary steps in advertising
the highway to the world. One OF
the first steps will be the manufac-
ture of 10000 stickers to be used on
outgoing mail from cities along the
highway route. these stickers read:
Brownsville to Orange"
Judge o. G. Dancy stated that
some of the immediate problems of
the coastal sections will be settled
at the September meeting in Pa
lacioS.
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BOARD MEETS
TO FIX RATE
School Tax Certain to Be Set
at IS Cents, Pension
mt Seven

AUSTIN. Aug. 12.-tP-T1C au-
tomato tax board meets today to
fix the tax rate. The advalorem
levy will be set at from q to 80
cents, it was reported The consti-
tutional limit is 35 cents. The pres
ent rate Is % cents. 1t Is virtual
ly certain the school tax will ;
fixed at IS cents and the confeder-
ate pension levy at sever cents
present figures and constitutional
limit.
Owing to the deep cut Governor
Moody made in the appropriation
bills. extracting $3.O16. 40l from the
total to BRING them to $44. 6,534-
below the aggregate amount voted
for the bienniur ending August r
it was believed the rate could b.
fixed at % cents and certainly nc;
over 25 cents, but the governor sale
with a bulk Of the expenditures vot-
ed for the first year Of the biennun
he did not believe the rate could
be made lower than 81 cents ano
it would likely be as high as &c
cents.
The tax beard is composed of tho
governor, treasurer and comptroller
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M. P.SPURU UP
TOCOMMISSION
McAllen City Heads Must
Decide Request for Track
Over Highway

A0HLAAnA W a
M'ALLEN, Aug. 12.-Whether or
not the Missouri Pacific lines will
be allowed TO construct a spur track
across the inter-county highway n
West McAllen in order to serve
three proposed packing plants "hich
are negotiating for the spur, Is now
a matter for the city commission
to settle, according TO fesul.- OF G
meeting held Friday night at the
McAllen Chamber OF Commerce
building. Members Of the cham
Der OF commerce, city commission,
city zoning commission and busi-
ness men directly or indirectly in
volved in ramifications Ct TIE plan
TO build the spur were present.
John 7. Lomax, SaT Benito bank
er, has requested permission to al
low the Missouri Pacific to construct
q spur across the main traffic ar
terry Of the western portion Of the
city in order to serve a proposed
packing plant which he contem-
plates building On his property. a
portion OF the oil Carroll college
holdings.
A number of McAllen interests
have developed various angles in
connection with the request to build
the spur, and the whole matter has
caused COMMUNICATIVE interest
and discussion.
Proponents of the spur track in
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siSts that If the trackage Is not
placed, industrial development in
West McAllen will be curtailed and
industries seeking an opening here
will look elsewhere for more ia
vorable locations. Opponents Of the
proposition maintain that the city
may in the future desire the pro-
posed site Of the plants as park
sites or use the lots as q school
campus. A portion Of the founda-
ton Of one Of the Carroll college
buildings still Etands, and could
probably be used as the foundation
for a large school building.
At the Friday night meeting
members of the board Of develop
ment Of the chamber Of commerce
refused to commit themselves or to
make any Recommendation to the
city commission, but stated that
they were without power to act in
the matter, thereby placing the en-
tire plan in the hands Of the COM
mission.
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TEN-INCH SNAKE
Z y e
is PULLED FROM
y 4 y
Gales THROAT

GRAND SALINE, Aug. II. -
Jonah Is the name given to the
dead snake which L. Davis. local
veterinarian. Is preserving in alco-
hol. He calls 1t Jonah, through the
whale in this instance. reputed-
" was a six-months old calf and
the unwelcome and unusual pas
senger was a snake instead Of a
man.
DR.. Davis was called TO the FL
ivn z. Swain home near here to
examine a calf which seemed to
be choking. Fearing that the calf
had swallowed something that
had lodged in its throat. the vet
erinarian said he inserted a pair
Of forceps and extracted a snake
about ten inches In length
The snake was dead. DR.. Davis
said he believed the calf. while
grazing. had swallowed a snake
egg which Matched.
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e Mercedes Scouts
Go to Second Camp
Especial to The Herald)

MERCEDES. Aug. 12.-Twenty-
three Mercedes Boy Scouts have
signed up for the second session Of
Camp Perry summer home OF VAL
ley boy scouts. three miles south Of
Rio Hondo.
Hoyt and Ferguons Hager were
the only two Mercedes boys TO en-
roll for both sessions.
The Mercedes boys who have
signed up are troop No. 2. sponsored
by the local American Legion. arc
Roger Terry. Price Fittz, John Roy
Barry. Roger Seatton, Randolph
Bennett. Roger Conant. Emil FoSs-
Ter. Glenn Commons. Wendell Gid
die. Dick Phelan, John Ort Meyers
and Hovt and Ferguson Hager.
Troop No. 3, sponsored by the local
Rotary club. Robert Crockett. NAL
vim Peters and Myron Potts. Troop
No. 4, sponsored by the local XII
wants club. Albert Seymour. Billie
T%rollinger. Edgar Yates. Sylvan
Golden, Marvin Brown. Alden
Smith. Grin johnson and Aaron
Hessel.
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TRAIN STRIKES
TRUCK;l3DEAD
Members OF Two Families
Returning from Holiday
Killed at Crossing

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. l2.-CF1-
Joyously returning from a holiday
in the city. Is persons. members Of
two rural families, were killed by u
fast passenger train at a grade
crossing near here last night. A
fourteenth was in a serious condi-
ton In a local hospital today.
A gravel truck bearing them home
from Dallas was struck by the Sun
shine Ipecial, Texas and Pacific
train, and smashed.
The dead:
MRS. IVA BADGETT. As.
ERA AND VERA BADGETT,
twins %.
TEXAS BADGETT, is.
EMMA BADGETT, 10.
BIRDIE BADGETT, 8.
JESSIE BADGETT, z.
MARY JOE BADGETT, 3.
L. +. M'HENRY, SO.
MRS. ANNIE M'HENRY. 43.
BEULAH M'HENRY. IA.
EMMA MHENRY. 10s
BILLIE M'HENRY. 4.
A coroner's inquest at Mesquite
was set for toda-.
For hours after the catastrophe
which took more lives than any
other Of its kind In Texas history.
the torn bodies lay In a heap on
the floor OF an undertaker's estab-
lishment at Forney, Tex, while Of
f'cials sought relatives OF the VIC
TINS in efforts at Identification
difficult task because the McHenry
family was almost annihilated, and
relatives of the Badgets could not
be found for some time. None Of
the townsmen could name the indi-
vidual members Of the families.
Sherwood Badgett, head of the
family. q thin. stopped farmer.
walked in long after the accident,
twisting his battered hat. but he
gave no aid in making up the death
list. He spoke a few low words to an
attendant without glancing at the
white covered mound in the rear.
Father Da. ed
He seemed hardly able physically
and mentally to answer questions
and replied In the negative wher
he was asked II he had seen the
tragedy. Justice of the Peace Nc
CulIough. and others. was informed
that the dazed man from the front
yard Of his home had seen the Is
60 suddenly to death.
What caused the machine %
jump into the path Of the locomo-
tive was not a~scertained imme-
diately.
Claude Chapman Of Mesquite.
said TO have been an eve witness.
declared the truck was halted as ii
to await a train and then DASH
ed on.
G.. w. Garrett, a farmer living
nearby. said he saw the train but
could not tell who was driving or
the reason for the collision.
The crossing itself was rather
high land on a side road just of
the IeSquite-Forney highway.
Charles McHenry and his two Sis
tiers, all married. are the survivors
of that family. The sisters are Mrs.
Viola Welsh Of Seminole. Okla, and
Mrs. Lille May Clebhorn of Allan.
Ark.
Besides Sherwood Badgett, five
sons, the youngest Is, survive in the
Badgett family.
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Comings, Goings
of Local PEOPLE

Mrs. II. L. Stvkely, and daughter,
Dorothy. have gone to Des Moines,
their former home. where they will
spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer. From Des Moines. Dorothy
will 60 on to Washington, y. c., TO
enter National Park seminary this
fall. while Mrs. Stokley will return
to Brownsville. They made the trip
by motor, leaving last week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Mckay and two sons
Morris and Pichard. who have been
visiting Mrs. McI1ay's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. X. Morris. expect tc
leave Wednesday for their home IN
La Porte. From there they expect
TO go on to Kentucky to attend .
reunion Of the Mckay family.
L. X. Morris IS to leave Monday
night for the Pacific coast on ?
business and pleasure trip. He will
visit relatives In California, later
going to the Portland and Seattle
on business. He expects to be away
about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Robertson Of
san Benito, spent the weekend
with Miss Marjorie Rel and Mrs
M. L. Walker.
captain and HRS. T. A. Breen are
nome from San Antonio. where they
have been for the past month.
Captain and Mrs. ". z. Brown are
back at Fort Brown after a visit
to San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Massey are
spending their leave in Brownsville
before going to their new station.
Captain and Mrs. Clifford A
Eastwood arrived at Fort Brown the
latter part Of the week.
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San Antonio Man to
Build Penney Store

M'ALLEN, Aug. Reconstruction
work on the new s4l 900 j. G. Pen
ney company's building here is to
begin during the first few days of
this week, according to a statement
made Saturday by G. A. Dishman
San Antonio contractor who vas
low bidder on the structure and who
has been instructed to proceed with
construction work.
The building. w oh Is to be two
stories in height. will be located
90 the corner Of South Broadway
and Austin avenue, enc block from
the heart of the downtown district
The structure will front $50 feet on
Austin avenue md so feet on South
Broadway.
1t is expected that the local store
will be enabled to move ito Is
new quarters about October 10
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Friday Bridge
With Mrs. George

Mrs. Jimmie George entertained
the Friday Bridge club at their
regular meeting the past week. The
affair was quite informal. and only
club members attended. Garden
flowers were used for decorations.
Mrs. Burnell Goodrich held high
score for the afternoon. and re-
ceived a trophy. Mrs. Goodrich Is
to have the club this week.
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Huge Jewelry Theft
Excites Rich Colony

BEVERLY. Mass. Aug. 12.-(H1-
Something akin to a panic has been
caused among wealthy members Of
the North Shore colony by Satur-
days s25o,O00 jewelry robbery at the
exclusive West Beach estate Of Sid
ney z. Hitchinso :. Philadelphia
broker, clubman and son-in-law of
Z. -. S~totesburv Morgan partner.
Local officers have been REIN
forced by private detectives from
New York to guard the vast wealth
in scores of exclusive homes.
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McAllen Horne Is
Destroyed by Fire
ESPECIAL to The Herald)

McALLEE. Aug. 12.-Fire OF I'M
known origin totally destroyed the
six-room frame residence belonging
to ]. l.. Burdette just outside the
city limits near Palm Heights at
$3.50 a. IN. Sunday.
1t Is understood that members
OF the Burdette family had left
a few hours before on a weekend
vacation.
So swiftly did the blaze make
Roadway that firemen. hampered by
a lack of water. were unable to save
any of the contents Of the house.
The loss Is estimated at $1,000 to
$4,000. II is not known whether the
loss Is covered by insurance.
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Pupils Return Home
From Summer School
Especial to The HeraId)

especial 10 The Herald)
MERCEDES. Aug. IA number
OF Mercedes boys and girls returned
home at the week end from Edin-
burg where they attended summer
school. which closed Saturday.
Amelia Champion Is the only
Mercedes student who graduated at
this term.
The local pupils taking high
school work were Amelia Cham
pion. Billie Barton. Maria Garcia.
Rafaela Garcia, Sylvan Golden,
Robert Greenlee. Elvira Hinojosa,
Rafaela Hinojosa and Pauline
Thigpen.
Those enrolled for college work
were Lee Morrison and Leroy Nc
Clennan.
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GIRL, z, SUFFERS
FROM BROKEN LEG

DALLAS. Tex, Aug. l2.-(PH
Knowing that her mother, father,
brother and two sisters we're killed
in the train-truck collision rear
Forney yesterday. Mary Lee Nc
Henry, z. lay in st. Paul sanitarium
here today, a leg broken and her
body covered with bruises.
She was conscious today but had
not said anything about the acc.-
dent.
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City-Valley
TELEPHONE SEVEN
TUESDAY CALENDAR

Rebekah lodge meets r. O. O. r.
hall, 8 p. m.
Business and Professional Wo-
mans club meets ut the chamber
of commerce, 1850 p. m.
Just-Sew members will be
guests of Mrs. Ben G. Clark for q
picnic on her lawn I'm the eve
ming.
Evening circle Of the Ladies' Aid
society Of the First Christian
church will meet Tuesday at 8
p. m. with Miss vi. wi. Bourne, I35
Tenth street.
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NEW TAKES
FORT BROWN DUTIES

Capt. Clifford A. Eastwood took
owe the duties Of adjutant at Fort
Brown Monday morning, succeed
ing Capt. Vernon M. Shell who has
held the post for a number Of years.
Captain Shell has been trans
ferred to command Of headquarters
troop.
Captain Eastwood came here from
Fort Riley. Kan.
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ORGAN REPAIR EXPERT
WILL MAKE HOME HERR

Albert Rieth. organ repair expert.
who has been in the Valley for tire
past several weeks doing work here.
has returned to Pennsylvania.
where he will sell his holdings and
return to Brownsville TO make his
home.
Before leaving. Rieth said he had
repaired every organ in Brownsville
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TARIFF
RATES CONSIDERED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-R-
Putting off some OF the most diff
ficult items to the last, the senate
finance committee republicans to-
day faced the necessity Of deciding
this week what t do with the high
~ controversial sugar. hide, leather
and shoe rates written into the
house tariff bill.
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delicious just
PLAIN

TRY a handful Of Rice
Krispies right out of the
red-and-green package.
Golden bubbles Of flavor
that melt in your mouth
Serve for breakfast with
milk or cream.
Rice Krispies are DELE
cious in a dozen different
ways. Children are wild
about them. AT your gro.
GERS. Oven.fresh. Made by
kellogg in Battle Greek.
Milford chronicle., 1929-05-10

Men worry a lot about their hair
when it's half gone.
Milford chronicle., 1929-05-10
NJ O 7 II E r

Nova Messuer Burkett
Oh, years may come, and years may
go,
But there can be no other,
To fill the place, or know the praise,
That you deserve, dear Mother!
Oh friendships tie is warm and
true,
With father, sister, brother,
But none can take the place of you,
Within my heart, Oh Mother!
You gloried in your sacrifice,
And silent, bore your cross of
pain,
Because in motherhood's great hour,
You knew that cen to die were
gain.
Unconquered through those paths OF
pain,
Your weary, aching feet have trod,
Because God gave you grace to
know
To know that Motherhood is God.
Through need, or suffering, or joy,
Whatever comes, you stand the
test,
And prove to use, along the way,
That mother love indeed is best.
And so I give you praise and love,
Such praise as can give no other,
For lips shall praise in life or DEATH
The sacred name of Mother!
The Pathfinder