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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-02
Death Notices

KURTZ. FLORENCE MARIE tnee Noellel
Age A. beloved wife Of AIRY S. Kurtz.
mother of Ralph Kurtz. passed away
Friday. a. m. at her residence, 2i0 n.
Beville Ave. Funeral Monday. Aug 5.
?. m. a the above address. Burial
Crown Hill. Friends invited. @. Il.
little son Of Steven Ma jor and Elsie
vanckeleer. and Glen Harvey. age II
ears. beloved little son OF Burton and
Lesta Harry. departed THIS life Wednes-
Aug g. at residence, 1854 y. Dearborn
ST.. ?. m. Burial Memorial Park.
Friends Invited. Funeral under direction
l.
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Illness Followed Nervous
Breakdown While on
ZiegfeId Stage.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Ruby
Keeler (N1rs. Al folsom who re-
Gently underwent an operation at
the LenoX Hills hospital following
her collapse in her dressing room
at the Ziegfeld theater continued to
improve, the hospital reported today.
AS yet Miss Keeler is not allowed
to have visitors, however" her nurse
said.
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REALTORS
MODERN HOME

o05 n. Gray; rooms. fuu basement,
garage. nice yard, small fruit, interior
newly decorated. For appointment.
CALL OWNER. HI. 265f.
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Field. Is Inspected

A short inspection of Stout field
was made Thursday by L. Hale of
the Curtis Airplane and Motor
Company, who is inspecting the
fields between Columbus and st.
Louis. He is flying a Challenger
Robin.
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Birmingham Gets Samaritans

BIZ nitcU Press
HARTFORD. Conn, Aug. o.
Seven thousand members of the An
Gent Mystim Order of Samaritans,
Odd Fellows social fraternity, chose
Birmingham, Ala, as the 1880 con-
vention city. Isaac NJ. Reed of Os-
kaloosa. Ia, was nominated supreme
monarch.
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Part time" clergymen, who would
be ordained and serve under license
without payment while carrying on
their ordinary work, is one sugges-
ton for meeting the shortage of
clergy in England.
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Aviator Stons Here

NJ. B. Hoffman, making a demon
stration fight in new Fairchild
Challenger, stopped at the Hoosier
airport en- route from Dayton to
Cincinnati via Indianapolis.
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Flies to Memphis

Wyman Bradford, Curtiss pilot
flying a Stinson-Detroiter left
Thursday for Memphis, Tenn.
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In Memorion1 Notices

IN MEMORABLE loving memory OF Gail
Watson Cardinal. who passed away 4
years ago today. Aug. 2. 1925.
Dearest Gail. aov re miss you.
Since from the earth YOU passed away.
Our hearts are acking for YOU.
And re think Of rou today.
Sadly missed BY husband.
KENNETH CARDINAL.
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Walker Theater Review

Abb" a superb all-talking photoplay
about bluecoats versus blackjackers. will
be shown a. the Walker for q week. be-
ginning SUNDAY. In this extraordinary
drama. ererv character speaks his lines.
Zach situation is rife with electrifying
repartes. Music also is featured. especially
In the theater and cabaret scenes. Vhen
Iru1s Harrison sings the theme song.
I've Never Seen z Smile Like You're
E-erv episode IN "Ahbi' carries highly
dramatic sound effects. such as shots, 20
lice sirens crowd noises. and even the
successful tic- Of = clock. -"Alibi' is
bound TO thrill b. its speed and excite
msnt
worldwide news and vitaphone big
Tine vaudeville acts also viii be featured.
church. North Indianapolis. will consist of
a musical program sponsored By the junior
choir. the Rev. F. 2. Young stated.
Regular services vii be conducted b. the
pastor at o'clock.
The Rev ?. 2. Young. secretary Of the
Baptist ministerial and deacons' con-
vention. urges all members or representa-
lives to attend sessions Of the Indiana
Baptist Association. IN Gary, Aug. 6. Z
and 2.
Among those 7ho will attend are the
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Il Bell. Mrs. Anna
Washington. Mrs Sarah Mitchell. Mrs.
Blossie Roberts and Mrs. Sarah Hick from
Mt. Paran Baptist church: the Re-. and
Mrs. r F Young Mrs. Alice Walker. Mrs.
Lettie Brooks. and Miss Laura Davis from
he First Baptist church. North Indian
apous.
r. <. Smith. boys work secretary Of the
Y. ". c. A. and scoutmaster Of Troop II,
announces & meeting Of Boy Scouts to-
night at the Y N. c. A. Plans are
being completed for a weeks encam pment
at the Scout reservation near Fl Harri-
son. Aug l2 to 10. One hundred boys
have registered.
At the last Scout meeting. pins we're
awarded James Cornett. William Malone,
De Hicks Phillips, Celee Corley. Herbert
Clay. Fred Ransom, willard Ransom. Mar
vim Young. Gerald Higgins. Percy Jones.
Franklin Anderson and Clarence Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. David Z. Reynolds will
leave Monday for motor trip in Illinois
and Michigan.
Mrs. Iona Smith. Douglas apartment,
left Friday for an indefinite stay In
Denver
The Rev s. H. Marion and family have
gone for an extended vacation IN Florida.
ChcaEoanS visit Here
M. and MIS-. 0. J. Dinwtddie and son
Carl Of Chicago were guests Of Mr.. and
MS Murphy Dinwiddie IN Twenty-frst
street. en- route home from points in Ken
tuck.
Mrs. Martha Hill is visiting her sister.
Mrs. McCornel in Chicago.
Mrs. Mary Auter is visiting reatives in
Chicago.
Members Of St. Monica's guild will give
a lawn party tonight at the nome OF Mrs.
Elvina TAYLOR. 1853 shrtver avenue. The
public is invited TO attend, Mrs. Lillian
Courtney is president
P. !. johnson Of Cornell avenue left the
city Monday for Detroit. Chicago and
Idlewild for 2 months stay. MIS-. Marie
Irwin. his daughter. accompanied him to
Detroit.
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P0STOFFICE HAS GAIN
Receipts for Month Show Increase
Over 1928.

Total receipts of the indianapolis
postoffice for July, 1929. increased
rs per cent over July. 1928. Post
master Robert H. Bryson announced
today. The increase was from 1851,
37448 to 1915. 1874.
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Card of Thanks

CARD or. THANas-We wish to thank all
our neighbcrs and friends for deep
gratitude and comforting expression Of
sympathy shown Us during the death OF
nv dear mother. MIS- Cordella Nearer.
MRS. PARLAN JAMES. and CHILDREN,
SAM. HAROLD. ano LEON ESIUL.
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Help Wanted Male
statesmen

NALEC MIN
VIE WANT 4 Statesmen TO REPRE-
SENT Us IN PERMANENT TERRI
The MEN WE CHOOSE MUST BE
BETWEEN so AND IS YEARS OF AGE.
HAVE GOOD SALES PERSONALITY
AND BE ABLE TO FURNISH CON
VINCING PROOFS OF HIS SALES
PosTTIONs PAY SALARY AND
BONUS. SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS
ASSURED OF SUBSTANTIAL INCOME:
THEY WILL BE FULLY TRAINED BY
4 COMPETENT SALES EXECUTIVE.
CALL c. I. FISHEL. LINCOLN HOTEL,
FRIDAY OR SATURDAY, FOR AP-
POINTMENT.
HOUsE-TO-HOUSE SOLICITORS = Can
make S43 a week with US. No experience
required. Apply 1857 Y. Capitol.
SALESMAN - Chargeable
drawing account to right man. G. (.
MARTIN CO, 1851 ". Wash.
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Cottages ond Resorts

SUMMER COTTAGE-Knightstown lake.
IT. 1901.
? PMS.-Compietely furn; 1000 north on
White river. Aug. 4-1Q Ir. 4308.
RAVENSWOOD-6-roo summer or winter
cottage furnished. DR.. 2790-M.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-02
Business Places for Rent

STORE ROOM-Good business corner; BY
: shops good location for drug store rent
reasonable 702 N Holmes. Be. Adj.
LARGE ROOM-Virginta Ave. and Mary
land St; suitable for light MANUFACTURE
ing bust; a real bar; downtn. 10 Ii 1852.
2 STORERMS.- Fountain Square; SO
each. 822824 Shelby. Dr.. 2084.
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Help Wanted Mole
MANUFACTURERS
statesmen

Everv specially salesman knows the
Mills Novelty Co. Our trade mark Is
known throughout the world. with a Dun
and BradStreet classification similar 70
that Of Ford Motors and the L. S. Steel
Corpora ton over 40 wears OF business
success behind Us: This country is in
mans biggest money-msking field, bar
none Our tremendous adye vert and and
en- enormous volume of business IN the
next l8 months on our brand-n q ooS coin in
month and UP proposition. Men who have
sold adTertising, insurance. mechanical
radios vending machines. fountains. Sc
surisies and 5indTed Ines are sJtraeted
moters are making g killing exploiting
our product under sqre-hit sales policy
set for the next Is months I need SIX
hish-clasS men for this high-clasS CON
nection that IS permanent. Call Monte
Friday and Sat. a. N. interviews cour-
teously arranged. but by phone only.
of -f0u-r a0DliCaufs write
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Help Wanted Female

MATTRESSES ........,.............s 90
COUNTER GIRLS ,,,.. .......,.,.. 200
COOKS REST. ....,.''''''.'''..'.' I2 r
PSRAMoUNT EMP oYMENT BUREAU.
$50 WHEN BLDG.
THREE more women 10 train for outside
selling this fall: salary While learning.
The When Store. 80 \. Pennsylyanla
Situations Wanted Mole
NlAN-With 7-passenger sedan wants driv-
ing: go anywhere; can DO selling, any
kind Of work. Oh. 1925.
Situations Wanted Female
EOUsEKEEPER-N Middle age. with boy;
school age: eXper., prefer country: GOOD
ref. in exchange. Address I'd. r. KIRK,
f. t. Monrovia. IND.
WILL PREPARE MEALS-Luncheons and
dinners: exp. woman: reference. Ia. 129l.
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BYRANf APARTMENTS
Houses for Rent

ARFOW, lOS5--O-4 OO4A+ NoO04Ct Gest+Lt $50
elect, near Tech: water pd: $3.50.
garage, s25. Or. 725O-J.
BAPTF, I829-5-rm. cottage, elect. gas,
garage. $50. DR.. 7250-J.
BYRAM AVE, 3856-4-rnl.. mod. double;
$3.50: water paid. Wa. li64.
garage: newly decorated. Hu. 2o82.
CENTRAL. 234I-Modern 7-room double.
all built-in features. He. 5247
kelley. 4rm. garage. Be. 1871.
GALE ST. n N.-BungaloV', strictly mod:
quiet St. near bus and car line II. 1909.
duplex; ir-a-door bed; furnace. garage,
water pd.; adults. wa. l095-R.
HILLSIDE 23oi-6 rooms, electricity: water
III kitchen; garage; $50. Oh. 1888.
HARRISON 10I6-semi- modern: I rooms;
garage; $40 month. If. 0485-R.
HAUGH. 422-5-room house. gas. electricity,
garage. pantry. new paper. SO.
KENWOOD- 3707-Lovely modern 4 rooms,
dining nook and Kitchen turnished nice
ward: garage: $50; vacant Aug. !
LAYFAYETTE RID. I7I2-South half dot
bic, : rooms, lights. bath. basement and
LAYMAN. N, I9-6-room modem double;
garage: small family. II i7o4-M.
MORRIS, W. 526-5-room double; modern
except bath tub; garage; $22. Or. 1220-M:
NEW JERSEY. 1920 N-6-roorn modern
ana garage. Ia. 2983.
NEW YORK, 83l E.-5 rooms semi-modern
house. refreshment stand IN front doing
fine bus; bargain for right party. RI: $3.50.
OLNEY ST. 1875 N-Five room double;
sun porch. Adults only
ORIENTAL, S, I39-7-room, gas, cleo
tricitv. gar. water pd.. cement porch. SIS.
RANDOLPH ST. 1903 ST rms sen1t-mod..
newly papered; water paid; gar. Or.
RILEY. N. sos rooms. modern Al To-
cation; fireplace; hardWd. frs. Dr.. 1606-Rs
SPRUCE ST, 1865 rooms, semi modern,
garage. pleasant surroundings; Sl8.
SPRUCE ST, 1726-Upper duplex. 5 rooms
gas. electricity. inside toilet garage. S15.
TACOMA, N, 1885 I'M. modern double;
reasonable: wks. rent free. CHI 6288-R.
UDELL, courtroom modern double, water
paid; garage. Ha. 0882.
10TH ST. W, 124--Large 1o-room house
suitable for rooming house; a real bar
gain; modern; SIS month. II. 7062.
18TH W. I18-8 nm. mod: house newly
decorated; hardwood floors; $40. Ia. 5533.
18TH ". I024-Upper duplex. large
rooms. large front porch, 2 large clothes
closets. mod. gar. heat and water pd.. $50.
NEAT COTTAGE-NeW paint and paper:
large yard: Si4. CRUISE. 125 N. Delaware.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-02
Used CAR Statesmen

SEQ JAR NALES MEN
Are YOU satisfied with your present
position? Al this time We have an open
Ing for ? high-grade men that can pro
duce. We have the best used car buys in
the city and can make YOU a very at
tractive proposition See Mr.. BROWN.
3547 E Washington St
LAUTH CHEVROLET co.
ACTIVE MEN FOR NEAT SHOP MAN
AGEMENT. STATE AGE AND EXPERT
ENCE. HIGH WAGES PAID. BOX D-l4s,
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Lost and Found

BLUE COAT-Bible, glasses. Eversharp;
reward. Mr.. Berry. Ii. 4383.
BOSTON TERRIER FEMALE
Lost on Noblesville road; dark seal with
White nose band and white markings on
neck; bat ears: named Nifty; reward.
Ii. 1891.
FEMALE CAT
Solid black; bob tell: near 23rd and Col
lece ave; reward for information or re
turn Ii 1920. Mr.. Overman.
IOST-Police dog light With black back,
answers to name Tony" reward. Or.
6124-W.
1osT-D ia NE ing ing at Longacre' re-
ward Dr. 1905 ring .. ---------
LOST-White Collie dog; male; answers
to name skippy. Wa. 1921. --------
LOST BULLDOG-White with brown spots;
name Vic. Reward. Dr.. i074.
LosT-Scarf, triangle; red and white,
downtown. Ii. 1854 Red cross.
sTRAYED-Reo orange setter, pup. male;
reward. II. 3467-W.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

18TH z. 4l7-2-rm apt also single mont
housekeeping I'm. Oh. 60S4.
Il05 ". NEW YORK; unfurn. rms:
lights. gas furnished. also stepping rooms.
NICELY 3-rm. apt. near
Fountain Square. $40. DR.. SS40R.
? OR RMS-Light. newly decorated,
modern. LIST. floor. apt. kitchen con-
goleum. icer. gas range. cabinet. Fur
nished or unfurn.. 1918 TO Sl2.7S vk.
Richelieu No. S.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

NEW YORK. E. 719-2 rms. priv bath,
furn complete. adults. RI. 4i6S.
n TALBOTT-5-room apt , bedrooms,
garage. everything furn.; sl4. Ia. lilo
WALNUT. e. Il5-3 rms. bath: everything
furn.: $50. See housskeeper in basement.
18TH ST. E. 222s-4-rooTn house: bed
rms gar. priv. e2t.; adults. Oh. 2547-J.
18TH ST. "a W.-2-room furnished apt:
reason rent. mod everVthe furnished
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Communion services viii be held at
o'clock.
Sunday morning services at First Baptist
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NOON SERVICES
PLANNED HERE
Pastors of Various Kennewick
Churches will Conduct Half
Hour Services at Hotel

There will be special MONDAY
Lenten services for one-half hour
from 1890 to o'clock in the
large corner room of Hotel Ken
newick from Monday, March 25, to
Saturday, March 80, for all bust
ness men and women of the COM
munity, according to Mrs. Caroline
Kitten. The services will be di-
rected by the pastors of the var
ious churches of Kennewick and
while designed for the business
men and women will be ope1. to
anyone. Special Lenten message in
song will be given by Rev. E. Ed
wards, Ray Sprague, Mrs. Vane
Wilder and others.
"The sacrifice made in coming
apart for this brief time to med
itate upon the closing scene in
THE life and death of the worlds
only Redeemer' will he most fitting
and Statutory" Mrs. Kitten said.
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held at the home of Miss Emma
Dahlin, Friday evening, for the
purpose of organizing an Epworth
League. The following officers
were chosen Emma Dahlin, presi-
dent and pianist; Marjorie Braden,
vice president and chorister; John
Mccoy, second vice president; Luz
ellie Mills, third vice president;
Mr.. Kelly, fourth vice president;
Louise Mccoy, secretary; Ralph
Sprague, treasurer.
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The PascO Hotel
Wednesday, April 3

Office Hours: 9 A. M. to p. M.
No Charge for Consultation
The Doctor is a graduate in med
icine and surgery licensed in the
State Of Washington. He visits
professionally the important towns
and cities, and offers free consult
alton to all, except the expence of
treatment when desired.
He treats Chronic Diseases of
long standing and has to his credit
many wonderful results in catarrh,
ulcers of the stomach, diseases of
gall bladder, bowels, blood and
skin, nervous disorders and dis
eases of heart, kidney and bladder,
bed wetting, rheumatism, sciatica,
leg ulcers, varicose veins, rectal
ailments and chronic constipation.
If you have been i'll for any
length of time and do not get bet
ter call on the doctor, as improper
measures rather than disease are
often the cause of your long stand
ing illness.
Special attention is given to each
case, and a earnest effort made to
attain the best possible results.
Remember above date and that
the doctor specializes in Chronic
Diseases.
Laboratory: 335-336-337 Boston
Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
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sTARCHER SAYS
SCALE is ACTIVE

(COnClnueQ from page L..
dormant spray, use at least a de-
grees Baume test Is degrees in
case of heavy infestation.) If the
stock solution tests 80 degrees
Baume use 23 to "a gallons to a
2OO-gallon tank to make spray
testing A degrees Baume. Where
oil is the dormant spray, use an
emulsion containing a per cent ac-
tual oil. This may be obtained by
adding 9 1-2 to 10 gallons of a
commercial oil containing SO per
cent actual oil to a 200-gallon
tank.
Do not neglect to apply the dor
mant spray, use spray of suffic-
lent strength to kill the San Jose
scale and be sure to completely
cover each tree, being careful not
to miss the tips of the branches.
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WATER WILL BE
AVAILABLE AFTER APR.
CONTINUED from page ID

CONTINUED from page II
4-~--s- -
other is to be poured Saturday OF
Sunday. The schedule appears that
all will be ready for the water on
the 2sth or 10th, which will en-
able the district force to reach
Hover with the water the night
of the first of April, if no trouble
should be encountered. No effort
will be spared to insure as far as
possible the safe and speedy prim-
ing of the system, and except fol
few extra high deliveries, water
will be available at all points in
the district in the early days OF
April.
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FOR SALE-Jersey seed sweet
potatoes, small, &c pound; large
&c pound. James Needham, Ham
ford. Sip
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FOR SALElBarred Rock hatch
ing eggs, $1.50 setting or $500
hundred, phone 25x4. G. S.
Hughes. 51tf
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Bud mccarthy from Walla Walla
visited friends in Hover and in
Horse Heaven Sunday.
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FOR SALE Kerostat oil brooder,
500 chick size, used one year,
phone 25x4. C. S. Hughes. 51-3p
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FOR SALE-Hay, phone 352,
Richland. 51ti
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10

pus. who is a sister Of Mrs. wede-
gartner.
Mrs. 8. w. Yoe of San Saba is
visiting her son, Thomas j. Voc of
San Benito.
s. L. Kavanau left Monday night
for San Antonio.
DR.. +. L. Hinkly is on his way TO
st. Louis. where he will attend a
reserve officers course.
Tom Campbell left Saturday night
for San Antonio, Chicago and points
in Michigan.
John o. Pren!iss returned Tues
day morning from San Antonio,
where he was on business.
X. @. Sterling, director of the
chautauqua here several weeks ago.
left Sunday night for Sen Antonio.
@. NJ. Dickens left Tuesday for
Louisiana and ALBANIA points.
c. A. Cclmbery and Misses Mary
v. Colmery and Mary Louise Col
merry left for their home at North
Sanduskp, Ohio. They spent the
winter in San Benito.
c. Z. Tweedle has rome 10 Hcus-
ton on business.
Mrs. w. "A. Deem has returned
from q trip TO Houston.
Rev. c. s. Mckinney left by III
tomcbile Monday morning for
Memphis, Tenn. where he will at
tend the Southern Baptist conven-
ton. He was accompanied by Mrs.
and daughter. Alice. who
will remain for a visit at their for
mer home in jacksonville. Texas.
while Mr.. Mckinney attends the
convention.
George HarriRan. travelling freight
agent for the Wabash railway. Is In
the Valley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. $. Dillow are IN
San Beritn visiting their daughter,
Mrs. T.. $. Witte.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10
Mrs. Rentfro Is
Party Hostess

The yellow and white of Shasta
daisies furnished the keynote for
a very charming bridge party given
on Wednesday afternoon at the
Country club. with Mrs. j. l.. Rent
fro as hostess. The favored flow
ers were used profusely. with snap
dragons, red and pink roses. and
gladioli giving "a touch OF variety.
The daisies appeared also in the
refreshments. the ice cream being
nodded In the form of a bouquet Of
these flowers. served with dainty
cakes iced in yellow.
Scorepads were purses, with van
tiles and handkerchisfs for tallies.
Prizes were purses and handker-
chiefs. These were awarded to Mrs.
Burnell Goodrich and Mrs Maurine
Brulay. first and second, respective
". among the guests. Mrs. j. l..
Bogus and Mrs. Robin Pate. first
and second for the clubs. and Mrs.
y. IL. Abney. consolation.
Members OF the two bridge clubs
meeting on Wednesday, as well as
a number Of outside guests, enjoyed
Mrs. Rentfro's hospitality at this
delightful affair. Several women
who are visiting In the city were
present. including Mesdames "A. G.
Jones, y. 9. Hall. r.. p. Lucas. and
Sam G. Mitchell. all Of Beeville
Thos. 3. Miller OF Mexico City: Mel
son Puett. Luling: w. p. Withers
Maria; r. l.. Hollingsworth. Harlin-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10

necessity Of using vaseline on the
lashes before applying mascara is
eliminated. Another trick in apply
ing mascara Is this: After the lashes
nave been coated with sea press
them gently between the fingers to
remove the excess liquid. then brush
them upward with an eyebrow
brush SO that they curl. The brush
ing upward isn't new. Of course. but
! wanted TO mention 1t again, IN
case some Of you had forgotten
about IL.
No matter how dry and ragged
the cuticle around your nails may
be you a remedy the condition
within a surprisingly short time. II
you will stop cutting the cuticle.
Cutting only makes the cuticle
heavier and more ragged as time
goes or. It's hard to suffer through
the first few days Of this new treat
ment. but o such pleasing results
occur that you'll be happy TO con-
tinue the routine.
Apply a liberal amount of heavy
mineral oil dt comes In two weights
heavy and medium) around the
base of the nails and under them.
Then massage eac hfinger tip and
nail carefully for two minutes. That
makes 20 minutes for both hands.
but after a week the time a be
cut down TO five minutes for both
hands. so ties worth the extra time
at first.
Massage the nails gently but
firmly 20 that circulation. the basis
OF all health and beauty. is stimu-
lated. The nails as we'll as the hair.
thrive on excess circulation and
massage Is the only means OF bring
ing this extra supply Of blood 10 the
nails. Massage will correct the con-
dition Of dry. brittle nails and the
oil used supplies the deficiency I'M
til nature has remedied the cause.