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TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

The Tuesday Luncheon and
Bridge club met on Tuesday with
Mrs. E. r. Chandler. Spring flow
ers decorated the rooms in which
the games were played. In the
bridge games, the honor score was
made by Mrs. j. r. Malone. At the
conclusion of the games. the hostess
served a salad course and pie.
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Valley Society
Phone Z
Phone z

cool patio. the Joy Bringers orches-
ira furnishing the music. Bridge
was enjoyed later In the evening.
The dancers enjoyed a delicious
punch during the evening, n a
delicious salad course and iced tea
was served at IL.
The personnel included: Misses
Margaret Montgomery, Hattie Lou
Stapleton, Evelyn Crisp, Charlotte
Evins. Murrel Dunn, Grace Van
diver and Helen Melch OF Mission;
| Messrs. Frank Wright, Jack Rut-
ledge, John Lipscomb, j. Q. Looney'
Rogers Kelley, Brice Cochrane, Gil
lespie Baker, all of Edinburg; Mike
Vandiver of Pharr, Hugh Lock
hart of McAllen, Ransom walker,
John Minyard, George Erwin ana
DR.. Lloyd Brasher of Mission; Mr.:
and Mrs. Walter Ramsey, MI. ana
Mrs. r. B. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. r. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. j r. Norvelle,
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Montgomery.
DANCING RECITAL
Miss Dorothy Kirkpatrick, in
~structor in dancing at the Edinburg
fcollege, presented her pupils in re-
cital on Thursday evening at the
auditorium. The theme Of the re-
| cital, Pierrot's hunt for the ideal
dancer, was cleverly carried out.
He wandered through several for
eign countries, through an Ameri-
! can studio of dancing, into a vaude-
vile performance and finally found
happiness in a gay Harlinquinade.
The dancing was very delightful
and we'll executed. OF especial in
terest was the scene in the Ameri-
can studio, where Miss Kirkpatrick
demonstrated the technique of
teaching, and the pupils gave some
very good examples Of acrobatics.
Miss fitzpatrick gave several very
enjoyable dances, and every pupil
in the department was included on
the program. Assisting in the piano
accompanying were Miss Thelma
Slocum, Miss Elva Thomas and Mrs.
t. A. Miller. A large crowd enjoy
ed this splendid recital.
TO HOLD TAG DAY
At the regular weekly meeting Of
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems club it was decided to hold a
tag day on Saturday, April 81. The
funds will be used in a cleanup
campaign for the city of Edinburg,
and the Kiwanis club Is assisting
the business women in this cam
paign. 1t was also decided to give
a free street dance on Saturday
evening, to which everyone is urged
to come. Several other items of
business were discussed at this
meeting. A short program was
given at the close of the business
session. Music was played by the
Three Leaf Clover orchestra and
Miss Anne Katherine Edwards sang
two charming vocal numbers. She
was accompanied by Miss Elva
Thomas.
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W7HAT could be lovelier than the
w delightful flowing waves that en-
nance the charming beauty of Joan
Crawford. Many famous artists have re-
pcatcdly declared that the wide, flowing
waves of her permanent are natural.
ANY woman can easily obtain these nat
ural~, flowing waves" says this delightful
Metro-G oldwyn Star. It is only possible,
however, through the New FREDER1CS
Vita-Tonic Method Of Permanent Waving.
Trained Frederics operators the country
over can be found in every smart shop
that excels in this work. Their skill in
permanent waving is unsurpassed: Be
sure that you get the Real Frederics Vita
Tonic Wave. AJk to see The name "Frsderiss
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BYT
CONFERENCE

A conference meeting of District
No. ] of the Western Texas Pres
bytery was held in Donna on Fri
day. The program consisted of
auxiliary reports from all organiza-
tons in the district, and several in
teresting talks were given by nota-
BILE guests of the conference. Mrs.
Jessie Copp Hamilton, president,
gave a very interesting talk; DR..
Selfridge of San Antonio, who is
always thoroughly enjoyed, gave a
most inspirational talk; and Mr..
Roy Cleveland, a returned mission
airy from Africa. gave a very in
teresting discussion of his work and
experiences in the missionary field.
Other distinguished guests were
Mrs. w. H. Baxter of Weslaco, who
is the first vice president Of the
Western Texas Presbytery, and
Mrs. L. E. Snavely Of Harlingen,
who is secretary Of foreign mis-
sions in the Western Texas Pres
bytery. Edinburg women who at
tended were: Mesdames A. M. Fair
banks, j. E. McKinnon, H. w. Crit
fifth, G.. A. Norris, Cooper Smith,
j. W. Kirkpatrick, r. e. Porter
field j.. j. Closner and Miss Belle
Boynton.
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FRIDAY NIGHT CLUB

The Friday Night Bridge club
met with Mrs. j. D. benson at her
home in Edinburg. "A color theme
Of pink and blue was daintily car
ried out in the tallies and table ac-
c~essories and was repeated in the
floral decorations of larkspur and
petunias. At the conclusion Of the
bridge games the high scores we're
held by Mrs. E. H. Koen and Mr..
E. W. Shuman. The guests we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Shuman, Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Matthews, MI. and
Mrs. John Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
H. Koen, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A.
Schultze. Mrs. M. E. Davis. At the
close Of the evening, the hostess
served a salad course, which also
carried out the color scheme, and
was assisted in serving by Misses
Ellen Schuman and Wanda Davis.
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AUCTION

Mrs. A. M. Wier entertained the
Wednesday Auction Bridge club on
April "a. A profusion Of red roses
formed a background for the play
ers. In the bridge games, Mrs.
D. G. Printy made the honor score
and received a dainty prize. At
the close of the afternoon the
hostess served a delicious salad
course. The guests present we're:
Mesdames A. @. Haigh, A. z. Pot
ter, D. G. Printy, w. @. Killough,
r. r. Carter, George McCulley, j.
G. Mcclellan, Tanner, c.. Z. benson.
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Spanish ChocoIatMCake

1-2 cup fat;
l IL cups sugar;
2 squares chocolate, melted;
l teaspoon vanilla;
l teaspoon cinnamon;
1-2 teaspoon cloves;
1-2 teaspoon nutmeg.
IA teaspoon salt:
2 eggs;
/ cup milk;
2 IL cups flour:
8 teaspoons baking powder.
Cream the fat and sugar. Add
the rest Of the ingredients and
beat for 2 minutes. Pour into two
layer cake pans, which have been
fitted with waxed papers. Bake ID
a moderately slow oven for 80 min
utes. Cool and frost.
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SENIOR BRIDGE CLUB

The Senior Bridge club was
charmingly entertained by Mrs. L
z. Tinker on Wednesday morning
Mrs. j. w. Kirkpatrick made the
high score during the bridge games
Punch was served in the dining
room at a pretty table centered with
nasturtiums and asparagus fern.
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1-4~teaspoon celery salt;
ID teaspoon paprika;
IL teaspoon salt;
2 tablespoons hot milk;
4 tablespoons fat.
Mix the potatoes, celery salt.
paprika, salt and hot milk. Shaos
into cakes 1 inch thick. Place the
fat in a frying pan. when hot add
the cakes, cook slowly until a crust
forms on the under sides. use a
spatula and carefully turn and
brown.
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AUXILIARY MEETINGS

The day circle of the Auxiliary
OF the Presbyterian church met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
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White Icing

SAAAs 41AA
2 cups sugar;
2-3 cup water:
1-8 teaspoon cream Of tartar,
! teaspoon vanilla;
2 egg whites. stiffly beaten.
Mix the sugar, water and cream
Of tartar. Cook owe a gentle fire
without stirring, until a thread
forms when a portion Is slowly
poured from a spoon. Pour slowly
into the beaten egg whites and
beat until the icing is thick and
cold. Add the vanilla. Carefully
frost the cake.
TOO PROUD TO LIVE
CHICAGO.-"I'm to proud to live
without money" wrote Walter ".
Akern before he committed suicide.
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of the New Frederics
Hair frame Cream for
keeping your wave IN
order, for finger and
water waving, and for
training straight hair
will also be sent to
you. Address,, z.
Frederics, Inc, Dept.
235 E. 45th st.,
New York.
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DANCE

INFURMAL DANCE
Miss Emma Gene Baker was
hostess to a group of her friends on
Saturday evening when she enter
tanned at her home with an in
formal dance. The affair was given
In honor of Misses Margaret Mont
eomery and Hattie Lou ~Stapleton.
THE dnacing was enjoyed in the
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Crawford

IbS-Ton&'o on ts wrapper aIsd Oh sDs1 t,cJs
Of b41.
Send for Free Booklet "The Glorious Gift
o Lovely Hair Il tells you how to care
for your wave. A free Introductory tube
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new CREAMERY
READY TO OPEN
Free Zee Cream and Milk
Chocolate To BE Given
To Visitors

Free ice cream and a bottle Of
cold milk chocolate Is In store for
every person visiting the new Snow
Queen creamery which will open
formally Saturday. The new plant
Is located on West Elizabeth street.
Every person Is cordially invited
TO inspect the new and thoroughly
modern creamery which contains
the newest machinery and the most
modern methods of production" says
Il. M. Lovett. manager OF the new
plant.
Products 10 be introduced by the
creamery III ice cream, butter milk.
cottage cheese. milk and cream.
"A special offer has been made by
the management for the opening
day. Ten per cent reduction will be
made on ali milk coupon books pur-
chased Saturday.
All the products are 10 be sold
on both wholesale and retail basis
with the exception OF Snow Queen
ice cream. Milk, cream. outtermiIk
and cottage cheese will be delivered
daily. The management says that
Snow Queen ice cream will be OBJ
tanned from favorite druggists or
confectioners. It will be sold ri
the plant in one-half gallon quanti-
ties or more.
The building in which the plant
will open Is a new construction anc
Is one OF the neatest buildings OF It's
kind in the Valley.
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Bottle Drifts LOO Miles
To be Picked up Near Here

After following the currents Of
the gulf OF Mexico approximately L.
100 miles In five months. q sealed
bottle tossed overheard the Ameri-
can steamer Venezuela Dy 1T. u. 10.
Smith October n, 1928, off the coast
of Florida has been found by y.
ID. Espinoza OF this city at Weshing-
ton beach.
Espinoza forwarded the bottle 20
the photographer office Of the navy
department at Washington and has
received official thanks. The de-
partment returned several maps and
photographer charts and bulletins
70 Espinoza showing the probable
currents that floated the bottle
around the rim OF the gulf.
These bottles are thrown over
board by officers and are checked
by the photographer office upon
discovery. This Is done 70 make a
complete study Of the ocean and
gulf currents.
The bottle was discovered at
washington beach by Espinoza
March Is. Its discovery and COM
plete data Is found In a recent is
sue OF the Hydrographic Bulletin.
The ocean currents are remark
ably regular In their courses. the
Bulletin shows. Two bottles were
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Doctors Wsecrack After
Trips ODer Section

Who said doctors weren't high
flyers? Yesterday and Tuesday saw
more than 400 medical men and
their friends all up In the air over
their convention. Flying at 1000
feet above Brownsville and Mata-
m0ros in a Ford tri-motored plane
was more exciting than a hard day
at the operating table was the gen.
eral opinion Of the consulted spe-
cialists.
Give your right name and watch
your STEP" warned the aviation CT
fetal. Your chair is No. 13." Adj
os-and they were off for a birds
eve view Of the Tip o. Texas. Watt
ing along at 100 per. ts1e doctors cot
another slant on their fav0rite rem
devious across the muddy Rio
Grande. They found the fun
j0yment OF floating on air and in
the utmost comfort. too. except for
the dread of what Minnie would
say IF she could only see me now"
Climbing a few feet more into the
clouds and clamping a few more
feet to the floor boards. one dear
passenger shouted hopelessly, Don't
loop the loop, whatever you do"
Youngsters grinned from ear to
ear while papa proudly worded an
enviable account for the felix's back
home. The Mexican Aviation COM
pany through whose courtesy the
air-minded visitors were entertained,
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BUILDS new
COTTON GIN
Plant To Be Completed AT
Faysville In Time For
This Years Crop

EDINBURG, May pa new new,
modern equipped cotton gin Is be-
ing erected at FaysviIle. eight miles
north Of here and II Is expected to
be completed In time for the rush Of
the cotton season which Is not very
far off. The gin Is being built by
w. l.. Lipscomb and John Edmis-
ton or this city. 1t Is located on
the Missouri Pacific railway tracks
at Faysville.
The gin viii be one Of the most
modern constructions OF its kind In
this section when completed. II
viii have a capacity Of sever bales
per hour. The latest type machin-
cry has been purchased and viii
be- Installed as soon as 1t arrives.
The new construction will be pow
cred with q Fairbanks-Morse engine
Of f20 horsepower.
Work was begun on the construc-
ton Of the building in which the
gin Is to be housed early this week
and IS expected to be completed
within q few days. Contracts have
been let for the installation OF
electric lighting ssytems TO furnish
lights for operating the gin at
night. 1t was said.
10 is the belief Of Mr.. Edmlston
that the crop in this section will
turn out to be a very good one
which almost assures him Of a good
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will vie with MatzmCr05 for honors
on the doctors program this year.
DR.. b. n. Works said ne wouldn't
take anything for his flight, but
then he can go across the river any
time.
Ten minutes OF concentrated thrill
and enjoyment was AZ an END all
too soon when Pilot y. A. Snyder
ably guided the giant silver bird
to terra firma. The more firIner,
the less terror" said an cnlooker
who couldn't be pryed away from his
fast foothOId on Mother Earth. But,
listen Doc. he went away green with
envy for being so old-fashi0ned
when he heard the passengers shout
about the fun they had. You see
Ii was all over his head.
The only way TO travel, l tell
you,' insisted DR.. John Crockett as
he told the Mrs. all about IL.
This neck of the woods Is going
to need an aerial traffic corps be-
fore many moons" said n far
sighted man. II don't want any
traffic Jam all over my new wings"
Having been presented with SOU
venir folders which some hoped were
rain checks good for another flight,
the guests came down 60 earth all
gushing and raving at the same time
about the thrill that comes once
in a convention time.
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DOCTOR LAUDS
MEETING HERE
Visiting Medicos Attend
Kiwanis Club; Several
Talks Made

II can't say too much IN praise
OF the wonderful hospitality shown
us by Brownsville and Valley people
during our cor vention." DR.. Felix
Miller. retiring president Of the
State Medical association. told the
Kiwanis club at their regular meet
ing held at the I'll Jardin hotel
Thursday noon.
Miller. who lives at Eagle Pass.
said that doctors are highly opir-
donated and when any two get to-
gether. a difference Of opinion IL
not only unlikely but probable. In
previous conventions. these differ
noes were fought out On the floor
OF the convention hall. Miller said.
But the delicious grapefruit and
pleasant climate had its effect in
the Brownsville convention. There
was no need OF voting or any OF the
matters with the exception OF place
OF next convention" Miller stated.
The retiring state head also talked
on nitrogen; the new colors on both
extreme sides OF the spectrum and
their va,ur to science: coal tar .se-
riyatlyes sS TO their connection with
eye.
Dr.. ice f Tyson, fouudr- or the
first Valley health unit in 1925.
spoke briefly. urging the radiance
of mosquitoes and watching milk
and supplies and sewerage IS a pre-
yen;itl Of disease.
DR. o. T.. Noteworthy Of San An
tonic. spoke on the necessity OF
p~sychopathic hospitals in Texas.
These hospitals are places where
mentally sick persons can be exam
ined before being committed TO q
state insane asylum. He said the
legislature may at this SESSION pass
bills TO erect two hospitals.
Harry Faux announced that the
Boy Scout council would meet at
Harlingen at 7:30 D. m. Friday ana
that there will be a scout rally at
Camp Perry next T.cscav. XII
waniaHs yer invited to both az
fairs.
Three entertainers from Mex:co
City ps.-.Jrmed for the ciTc club.
A number OF visiting doctcr-Ki-
wanianS were present.
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Elsa Store Looted
OF Several Hundred
Dollars Merchandise

ELSA. May 24.-BrrgIars forced
their way through the front door
OF the Edmonds company store here
Wednesday night and ransacked the
place of merchandise valued at sew
eral hundred dollars. The Edmonds
robbery came after an unsuccess-
full attempt to gain entrance into
the Elsa Feed and Produce COM
pany store.
Every dress in the Edmonds store
with the exception II one was taken
and the robbers stripped the shoe
counters of all ladies' shoes in 4
and 4 IL sizes and mems shoes In
q and To sizes. NO other sizes we're
molested. The burglats showed
taste In selection. taking only the
best goods In stock. according 10
the proprietor OF the store.
The unsuccessful attempt 10 rob
the feed store was the second within
the last 10 days.
Hidalgo county officers were called
and reached the scene early Thurs
day morning.
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CALCULATIONS
SET TONIGHT
Weslaco And Mercedes Are
To Give Out "a Di-
plomas

Approximately IS high school
Graduates In Mercedes and weslaco
will receive their diplomas tonight.
The commencement exercises for
Mercedes will be held at the jun
Tor high school auditorium. Bishop
Sam Hay OF Houston viii deliver
the main address. Mary Fisher will
give the valedictory address and
Fay Dell McAdams will give the
S~alutatory address. Twenty-four
are expected 20 graduate.
The WeSlaco commencement will
be held at 9 p. m. at the high
school auditorium. The chief ad-
dress Is to be made by DR.. e. p.
West, pastor OF the Second Baptist
church of Houston.
Statutory and valedictory adj
dresses will be made by Sarah Pin
son and Orland King. respectively.
Forty are expected to graduate.
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299 NOTARY PUBLICS
IN CAMERON COUNTY

About every 321 ,O03th person you
meet in Cameron county Is a not
ary public. This is revealed by the
list of notaries who have filed
their bonds in the office Of H. d.
Seago. county clerk.
Beginning with X. o. Anglin and
ending with I. Zarate, the list
contains 300 names. Based on the
county scholastic census just taken.
the county population Is about &c.
O86.
More notaries are expected In the
county however when the special
session of the state Legislature
makes It reports.
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NAN Nj
LONCHORN MANAGER

AUSTIN. Tex, May 24.-John l..
Keel OF Austin, student assistant
manager in football for the last
two years. was named manager OF
the 1929 Longhorn football squad
by the Athletic council Tuesday
night. and q. w. Comegys OF Nc
Kinney was elected student man
ager Of the 1890 cage squad.
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ginning season for the first year
of operation Of the new gin.
When asked as to when he
thought the first bale Of cotton
could be expected in the Edinburg
territory, Edmiston said, Il believe
the first bale win be ginned ear
lier than last year"
Mr.. Edmiston is owner OF the
Electric Gin in Edinburg and Is a
a cotton farmer also. Mr.. Lips
comb Is county commissioner for
the Edinburg precinct and has his
home In Edinburg.
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VALLEY BOY OFFICER
IN BAND

AUSTIN. Tex. May 25.-Weldon
Fielder Of Lockhart is the new
president OF the Longhorn band OF
the University Of Texas. Fielder
was elected at the last business
meeting OF the band recently. 9th
err officers for next year are Emory
Camp OF Rockdale, manager: and
T. J. Dunbar, Jr.. of Memphis.
Holmes McNeely OF Memphis and
James Crawford OF San Benito.
members of the advisory board.
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NEAR EDINBURC
IS HARD-SURFACED
Especial to The Heraldl

EDINBURG. May 24.-The cliche
base that was laid over the Monte
Cristo road several months ago has
been hard surfaced. providing an
accessible road through the back
country to the north OF Edinburg.
The road. which is about II miles
long. connects with highway No. II
north Of Edinburg. at Miller addi-
ton.
The road leading TO the Edinburg
country club also has been hard
surfaced from the Edinburg-Pharr
highway through the club house
grcNnds.
The road has had a cliche base
over ii for some time.
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Flashes Of Life
(By The Associated Press.)

LONDDON-Helen Jacobs. Evelyn
Colyer and Mrs. John Hill are deter
mined to play tennis at Wimbledon
minus stockings. Helen Wills has
been doing so in France.
NEW YORK-William LETTERS
next a will have no rumble seat.
What his second wife overheard
when she hid in IL as William was
taking his first out for a spin caused
him to be arrested for bigamy.
IPSWICH. England-Some $4,000
women in this parliamentary con-
stituency must choose at the polls
from two handsome bachelors and
a benedict. Sir John Ganzoli. con-
servative and F. 0. Darvall, liberal.
are single. r. +. Jackson. labor Is
married. and at the last election Sir
John tried to kiss every pretty girl
in the district. He says ne Is doing
his best on this occasion.
NEW YORK-Henry J. Pierce.
husband OF the only woman On the
Graf Zepplin's recent trip. has gone
abroad by the good ship Mature
tania. As to the Mrs. returning
from abroad. he had this 70 say:
i've never been up in the air. but
II she's going Zeppelin I'm going
Zeppelin too"
NEW YORK-At the captains
table on the Mauritania bound for
England there sit Count Felix Won
Luckner. who commanded the Ger
raider See Alder: Rear Admiral
Gordon Campbell. ". c.. who COM
manded one of the British GO"
boats. or ships to lure submarines.
and Captain s. G. Mcneil. master Of
the Mauritania. who did consider
able work IN the war himself.
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WESLACO. May 74-pr.
williams. chief veterinarian D.
livestock sanitary commission ~
Fort Worth. is here visiting nr. H.
p. Savage. local veterinarian. 80.
Williams read an paper "Wednesday
before the medical convention tn
Brownsville on veterinary r4prra-
ton with tire public hea.n q
ton.
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KEEP OFF GRASS
SIGNS AT EDINBURG
Especial to The Herald)

EDINBURG, Tex. May "a
Keep off the grass" signs posted
by Sheriff A. Y. Baker have been
placed on several corners OF the
courthouse lawn.
~Jaywalkers have made q practice
OF cutting corners on the lawn,
wearing ugly paths through the
grass and the signs were put up
10 remedy this condition.
City and county officers have
been asked to arrest all violators.
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CANTELOUPE
BEGINS At HARGILL

HARGILL. May 24.-Cantaloupe
shipping which began here two
weeks ago continues. with the de-
mand good and prices very salts
factory. The grade of melons has
been very fine both in flavor and
IN sire.