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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02
Plane Saves Light Keepers.

During the last ice blockade in Neck
ienburg Bay, Germany, an airplahe was
used to save the lives of lighthouse
keepers at Warnemunde. The blockade
marooned the men so that they could
not obtain food The government sent
an airplane to their relief with food
and other materials which were dropped
where the lighthouse tenders could get
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02

For ceremonial occasions in Japan,
where he has gone to invest Emperor
Hirohito with the Order of the Garter
on behalf of King George, the Duke of
Gloucester will wear his uniform as
captain of the 10th Royal Hussars and
the Garter mantle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02

That it would be dangerous to ma
those who attended the recent annual
conference of the Scottish Council of
the National Federation of News Agents
ar TalIapdar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02

In the funeral procession in Berlin
of DR.. Karl Benz. the great German
engineer, his coffin, carried by attend
ants. was proceeded by one of the first
automobiles designed by him.
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KnIckerbacker

weekly rates nm and Id. . in nm.
e. "a. noon lunch. S5c: dinner. soc. Plenty
narE space 1871 Central.
RTTTI SHARE-Apt. or ? rms. fur. or IN
fur. walk. distance. L. 9O45 after : -20;
=TTENTs9FD RMS-With or without I'd.
mod. north; quiet neighborhd. lie. SOS.
f4J9Y WANT-To share nicely furnished
zrsrtrnent with 2 ladies or couple; refer
enceS. Mrs. Knee. Ia $3.50.
FFY TTMES WANT a. rOz SlN!-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Barter ana SUap

LARGE. FORCED AIR FURNACE-Win
Works. 1885 Martindale Ave. Oh. 6037
WILL TRADE-Indianapoli rentals. rent
ing S105 per month for a to 10-acre
chicken farm in Marion County. HUI. 6140.
CABINET ATWATER KENT-Electric radio
for Maytag washer. 1923 S. State Ave.
cylinder sedan. 1928 S. State Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Miscellaneous Wanted

~ ~ for stoves
.OnOT a en- pianos. eli
49, wv <A%S4A kinds Of
furniture
CARL SHANK. Ii 1910.
IL EW HIGHEST SPOT CASH PRICE
IL Ia FOR FURNITURE RUGS
EAmss ETC. CALL US BEFORE YOU
kSz szaS SELL RILEY 2019
Il u HODGES AUCT co.
HOUSE CLEANING2 Your surplus cloth,
ing furniture, magazines. papers will
help US to help others Salvation Army
Industrial Home. Phone for wagon Ri
6622 1877 W Georgia St.
FURNITURE rms. or more; odd lots for
cash. Mr.. Worley. Hu. 1874
IF YOU have household goods for sale,
call SHANK AUCTION CO.. Ri. 0644. or
Ri. 2434.
URNITURE-WANTED; CALL HE. i547
FOR QUICK SERVICE 81 BEST PRICES
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Houses for Rent

BLAKE ST. 2sl--7 rooms; I-story; newly
BRTGHTWOOD-254 Olney; 4-room mod
ern dble; now fur; laundry; S28 Ri. 4749:
BPTGhTWOOD-2S3 Adams; coy 4-room
mod double: garage; s2S. II. 3O22-M.
ROLLTON-Attracrive 5-room mod.
CENTRAL 234i-Attr. mod. dble; freplace;
hdwood frs; s45 gar. opt. He 524I:
COLLEGE 1875 rms. mod; redec! new
furnace; gar; water; $40. He. 1922.
CONSFR, 3857-Butler car; 4 rooms; mod
ern except bath; garage; $22. Il. ABB:
CORNELL. 1903 rooms modern. For
high class coloredl. $3.50. DR.. 3827
DEARBORN-Nea Washington; S rooms;
semi-modern; garage Hu $685..
DORMAN 627-Double, rms, gas. cleo,
water pd.. inside toilet. gerage. $40.
EAST ST, s.. s24-7-rm. frame, mod, wa.
pd.: SOS. Il, 1901 days. Dr.. 3074 ait. pm
FAST ST. S. S22-7 rms. mod. brick, wa.
paid Ii. 47ol days. DR.. 3o74 after p. m.
Eastern AVE. 2S2l-Clean cottage.
rooms; garage: SIS. Dr.. 1908.
ENGLISH AVE. 17O2-7 rice rooms, up
stairs: seni-modern. water, lights paid;
will rent very reasonable. DR.. $3.50.
HARDING. n, lsl6-4-room mod. dble:
gar: sS5.75: elderly couple. Be. 2294.
HIAWATHA, 2l0--5-rm. dble:: firSt class
condition; SIS. owner. Ii. 4os2.
IOWA. 10, E-o rms. uouple Llou- eNCept
Church Ia: i2oS-R.
KENWOoD. s707-Lovely, modern 4 rooms
and dining NOOK, large basement;
in. nice garage. kitchen and dining nook
furnished $50 Wa. l55l.
KEYSTONE. 246 N.-st, Philips parish;
6-room senli-modern: wa. pd. Dr.. 1885
EXINGToN5 l IL .5r5 T0omf b. mYsi sFceD'
hall
M @oEsif. / css ali ch. ssl7. OO -OlS-. --A-l
MICHIGAN. E. 47l2-5-room. strictly mod.
double, garage. $40. DR.. 2se2-M.
MISSOURI. s., 422-24-5 rms. modern ex-
cept furnace. Sle; water paid Owner.
ORANGE 55-singie- modern. groom With
garage, front drive. DR., 1853.
PALMER E. ieO2-5 rms, water pd., gas,
cleo. near school; sic Hu 1868.
RAYMOND E. s32-Near Garfield pk and
school. s-room mod. dole: $50
ST CLAIR. 6. ii92-s-room double. mod
eru. clean, new garage, water po; $50.
sHI.sY ,o l7 ST. [s DR.. 'e 5s7sJ slso gas
STATION. ss5e-srightwood: = rms; mod.
ex. gas Muir. bed; gar: $3.50. en- zse5-J
STTILWELL Si6-5 rooms inside toilet
gas. cleo, gs9oc cond water 30. SD
TEMPLE AND Pearls and ! cozv rms.
eas. lights. water; SO and SIS. He. 5so5.
THORNBERRY, 22i4-3-rooms, SO; 2oo2
s PerShing, house. lot. $40. Be. 4o6s.
VERMONT, w, 2oo5-Duplex; rooms,
modern except heat: garage; upper, s22;
lover. SIS. zoos AZ. 2. m q Be. oso1-M:
VESTS rooms. also 5 rooms; ressons bic
INQUIRE ormsey. 1883 s. Belmont
WooDRUFT-sse E Dr., e-rm. mod; built
IN FeatV-sS. esr~rs. III. 96So-N.
10Th. E, 2i7-5 rooms. semi-mod.. good
condition. water pd.; $40. Call II. ESQ.
10TH 6 2ls-3 rocms, semi mod; SIS;
water pd. Cali ii. 1920 l5s W. Markei.
10TH. E. ais--T rooms modern: SIS. Call
md. Fur Co. is8 W. Market.
szTH. E. 6i7-Haf double: between car
Lines Wa. asss-S.
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Rent Housekeeping R2onas

ALA. N. s7s-Nice, clean. warm in winter.
Cali or phone, RI. S6l2. -
EST7T- zST7 T6sO-Cfean. ? rms. furn.. home
n-ivileees. modern. Ee 22sS.
STVTTIF- s2s-Furnishe4 fat bath steam
heat. private elt.; $50 VIZ. On. 1851.
6POADWAY. 2O1s-Room ana kitchenette;
also single room. nc. 2ssl.
CENTRAL iee0-Nicely furn., warm rms.
steam heat. modern. eyerytn. Inln.s-lee.
CFNTR1I iazS-i honsekeep. rm,. newly
decorated: mr.. bath excellent car Inc.
6EIAVAFE- n. 9i4-Nice. clean room:
rear bath; modern. Ii $50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Houses for Rent

CORNER T. 10th, DeQuiEcy-Attractiye
way, rms. mod, double. gar. II. o516-W
NEAT cOTTAoE-New paint and paper
large yard; $3.50. CRUISE. l23 n Della
COLORED-740 W. 18th St; reduced TO SO
See this. CRUISE, 1913 n. Delaware.
7-ROOM semi-mod.; q acre ground: Stop
6, shelbyville line. Dr.. 3664-R l.
Five Rooms and Garage
New paint and paPeT el ssi s Its; gas
Dunlop & HOltegel
1872 z. Market ST. II. 65l7
1 POOMS-With front and back porch
inclosed. 523 Tomlinson Ave.
E. Washington Car, $500
six-room double. cleo. It's, gas bath.
city water paid by owner; garage. 40
S. La Sale.
Dunlop & Holtegel
100 E. Market u. 65l7
ROOMS Rear Of 434 N. Pine sl4. See
MR.. BOSTON.
COLORED-schofieId 28l0; near Douglas
park; re1n.; SIS. Mrs. Harton. Ri. 1887:
WALDAMERE. I235-37-East at Ben Davis.
near West Washington St; 4-room double;
o '''O q BRIDGEs & GRAVES co. 49,
2z3 NJ Delaware. III. 541I
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
APARTMENTS for Rent

ADAMS. 2305-3-rm. upper duplex, mod;
heat, water. lights fur. garage, S35.
ADDISON 270 N. - groom mod. exce-t
bath; gas, lights. wa. ht; SIS. Be. l367-W.
ASHLAND. 2326-5-RM. DUPLEX; BUILT
IN FEATURES; HEAT. WATER. HE. 5l33.
BROADWAY, 920-4-ROOM UPPER MOD
ERN APT. HEAT FURN. Ii. 6031.
BROADWAY. 2lst--3-room modern; COM
plete. nice; oil heat lie. 1858.
BUTLER. s., l9-3 Unfurnished rms. mod
ern: heat. lights. gas. water furnished;
$50. or $3.50 by week.
CAPITOL. N. lOl9-Upper Arm. modern
duplex: heat. waited furnished. Ri. 3437.
1903 CENTRAL .....................S $500
Z3f p. Pratt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sou
1893 n. Ala. ............ So.3U
20l5 N Meridian observation-disclosures. 1910
32do n. Penn .:-......-............ eg'oooo
~ ~ MNoYNAHAN PRoPERTIEs. '''''
710 Union Title.
Ii. 3458.
Ill, s. 1875 room nod. hardwood flrs.
Breakfast nook. gar. $35. DR.. 5496.
10TH. E. l734la Near Tech. rms, bath.
water, S25; inquire 1880 E. 10th Ia. 6074.
nth. E. $50. APT. 3-Modern 3 rooms;
bath, adults; s45. He. 1908.
APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let It's neip YOU find an apartment We
take YOU in orr car No obligation OF
course r. 1871
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DRExEL ARMs-73o N. Illinois: several
/ desirable furnished apis; reasonable
| rates: $40 and up week. Ii. 2s2l..
HIGHLAND AVE. 81 M clean, modern;
everything furnished: adults.
ILLINOIS. N. 2339-i, 2, and arm. priv.
/ apis; 50. s.. SO. $3.50. $40; wk. everything
| Ill, n. lel5-Beautiful furnished. Groom
| apt. modern; 81; everything furnished.
| fRVINGTON-Two large front rooms, well
furnished; garage. 5825 Julian ave
KEYSTONE. N. 800 rooms. kitchenette;
modern, private home; adults.
MERIDIAN. 1887 N.-Ciean rms; plenty
heat; hot water. II. 7435.
MERIDIAN. $40 Modern housekee ping;
also Sleeping rooms. II. se7l.
NEW JERSEY. l3EGood warm house
keeping rms; mod ri. 4l45.
NEW JERSEY. N. 1902 lower. clean
rooms; everything furnished; adults.
NEW JERSEY. N. PHO connecting front
rooms. modern. Ia. 492s-W.
OHIO Z. 54O-One front room: every-
thing furnished. $500 per week.
PARK. 1862 and 3-room. front apt.
reasonable. He. 1903,
PARK. l726-2 furn. rms. modern home;
employed couple pref. $3.50. He. 520l.
PRATT. E., 426-3 rms. mod. everything
fur; couple; mar. couple pre-: call at. $50.
ST. JOE. E. 215-Clean. furnished rooms;
modern for housekeeping: also garage;
WALNUT. W, II8
suites; 81 and SO: furnished.
WOODRUFF PL, 544 M D.-Nice furn
apt. hot water. IS. $40 wk. Oh. 3l73.
WOODRUFF PL. 502-Middle Dr., light.
front rms: neatly furn.; $40 Wk. Oh. 1850:
18TH. W. 1zO-Fur. or unfur. apis, good
condition; private entrance. Ia l58l-W
MODERN-3-rn apt, front. back entrance
also I nm, kitchenette Ii. 876l.
LOVELY WOODRUFF coy front we'll
heated rms; everything furn. mr.. Tech
Oh. 41O8
LOVELY Woodruff-Pleasant. warm rm;
lltchnt' everything furn: $3.50. Oh. 4l08,
MODFRN-Cheerful rms: kitchenette or
sleeping; board opt; adults. Ia 40l6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Business Places for Rent

q OR 3-Private rooms or desk space, with
use Of furnished reception room. HOT
Odd FELLOW Bldg r.. 1881.
CHOrCE-Large new storeroom. 546 VIZ
ginia Ave, s35. Oh. 0825; eve. Hu 25l6;
MERIDIAN. N. a359-7-rm. brick double;
suit doctor art or mrs. $50. ia. 1882
OPFPOON-16x5O: suit. bak.. market.
etc 1922 E. 10th. $40 wa. pd. Oh. 4307-M
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Help Wanted Female

WOMEN Needing to Increase income; good
opportunity. II. 07l7-W. a. m. to p m.
DESIRABLE elderly colored woman; more
Tor home than wages. Be 1858.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Miscellaneous for Sale

SEWING MACHINES Drop-head. sews per-
feet; Sc. Open evenings. s3s Virginia Ave.
YARD HEDGE-For sale SIS a hundred and
up. 265 S. Keystone. Dr.. 1921.
WINDS OF The WESTERN sEA-Are not
L e sOP prove i " MEIER EoTRic
MACHINE co. ventilatine Engineers l3e
s Meridian 81 Ii 240l-02
ELECTROLUx-The gas refrigerator fur
your home at lowest operation expense.
now on display at
221 E. MARYLAND st. Il. 1898
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT-outsiae Of, in
COMPETITION PAINT co. SOS Me-
ridian st ri o:65
ALL KINDS new, Wheel baTroWs q, REDUCED
CANVAS Co. 1892 E Wash St.
so GOOD heating stoves; repairs for al
stoves MODEL STOVE REPAIR CO.,
$50 E. Wash. ST. Ri. 0369.
DOMINATE metal polish; non-inIlammable;
brilliant. Natl Sanitation Co, 23l Ind. Ave
BREAKFAST SET-Beautiful living room:
occasional tables. 2428 N Meridian.
BIG FOUR RY. co.
Unclaimed freight station. cor. Cap
ave. and South st. Bargains of all kinds
STOP-LOOK-LISTEN
Three complete. rooms of furniture;
easy terms; sl24.75.
STATE FURNITURE co.
200 S. MERIDIAN ST.
IT TAKES SOMETHING MORE THAN
COLD AIR TO KEEP FOOD FRESH :
Constantly circulating and purified air
which is only obtained in a properly de-
signed ice-cooled refrigerator is needed.
Let us help you select your refrigerator
from our large stock Of good refriger
ators.
POLAR ICE AND FUEL COMPANY.
1000 NORTHWESTERN AVE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Situations Wanted Female
Rooms for Rent

WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN-Part time.
BY appointment; exp. woman. he. 1l3I-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
HOME ATMOsPHERE

Front room. very reasonable. in old
fashioned home Clean. warm. wen III,
rfsbed pianO. radio ell comforts Win
Tert 10 couple or : voting .glrlS, VIC
ran have cooking privileges II oeSlrec-
Excellent csrline l BLOCK. Be. ll42-5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Musical instruments
Pianos for Rent
81 Per Month

Pianos for Rent
81 Per Month
KIMBALL PIANO STORE.
RI. 2155 $50 NJ Delaware
SAXOPHONES-Al kinds easiest payment
plan in town. LorenZ SaXophone School.
ground floor Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1900
BEAUTIFUL BALDWIN Mahogany upright;
big value. S57; sold on terms. 100 E.
Ohio ST.
VICTROLA-Mah.. Al condition; beautiful
tone; priced to sell quick. Dr. 2941-J.
100 rolls music SlOO. ia. 53o1
MAHOGANY GRAND-Used slightly can
be had by finishing payments: Ii. $3.50
SCHAFF-Player piano; mahogany, music
cabinet and rolls. 500. CHI 693l-W.
VICTROLA-Good condition; with records;
cheap. Ia. 3069.
PHONOGRAPHs-$5 and up; big values.
100 E. Ohio ST.
UPRIGHT piano, Laffargue; NAH: beauti-
full tone; cd cond.; bench; $35. Ia. 4486.
PIANO-Mahog. Victrola. 100 records very
cheap. SIS w. Fall Creek, No. l. Ia. 4524.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Houses and Flats Furnished

BACON, 120l-Garage bungalow. 3 rooms.
and utilities furnished; Sc.
CENTRAL AVE.-5-rm. mod: bungalow;
nicely fur; will lease. owner. Be. 1884,.
ELNIIRA. 3326-5-room modern bungalow;
furnished or unfinished; ga. Ia 23l0:
SHELBY ST. I343-2-room furnished apt,
upstairs; private entrance.
VILLA l627-4-room furn apt. modern
heat water furn.. garage, SO W. z.
WALNUT. E., Il5-3 rms: D bath;
walk dist. See housekeeper in basement
PARTY will share nicely fur. 5-rm. bunga.
and gar; $500 block N. Sherman dr.; $35.
Call us for fur. houses. Schloss Bros.
Inv. Co. Ii 23l8.
4-ROOM COMPLETELY furnished apt:
steam heat. Ri. 9l3l after Z p. m.
CONGENIAL GIRL-To share attractive
ant. every modern convenience. Ir. 2947.
NICELY furnished 6-rm bungalow, near
Butler everything furn. SOS. II. $685..
WANT cple or lady emp. to share comfort
able hore with widow; gar. HUI. 1916.
4 ROOMS-Mod., close in, comp. fur; reas.
ADplv 414 Peoples Bank Bldg. Ii 4283.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Store-Omce Supplies
Radio and Equipment

EA1ROD and CrosIey Radios Easy terms.
CARSON BROS. 1l27 Shelby. Or. CASA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24

CRAFTSMEN
MEN

n sincerely interested in securing per-
nanent positions IA the selling field. you
Vill ma your opportunity here. We can
use three neat appearing men who viii
% 81 tisfled with $50 weekly average while
learning our business. Apply 10 a. m.
MR. BOYD no Gouth penn O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
Room for Rent With Booro

cENTRAI-Excellent meals; home privil-
eres: walking distance. Il. 6z0s
~ n. 296e-Nicely furn.. private home;
steam heat: home cooking. s.
TNC0TN s4NNodeTn room. private
home; SIS. D-. 0l42
NEW JERSEY. n. 2os6-Frort nm. mod.
rrtvste home: men; IS. Central car.
SAPK i205-Rm.: mod. home; gocd food;
- plenty hot water; SenIIa1 SaI- u. s1s9
pEPy SIi5-Front rn.s pTivaee family:
board opt; employed girl Va 2SSs
s0NEPSFT- 6o6-Sman children. incloSed
ward. nice home. Be 1855.
CHRISTIAN HCME-For $3.50 c. children:
bsst Of reference. Be. lsl8-R !
or CHILDREN to board: mother 5
care Oh. 0le2-R
TaNT CEu DREN TO CoARC- Il good
farm home. reas. 2. ". .. 6N. so.
MAJ G9RFTFLD PARK-lst- class I'M;
-sr. $3.50: mod home; privl- Or. Sl6e-M-
MOTHER AND CHID-To room aud
hoard: home privileges. On. 6S24.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-10
To Seek State Meet
For Valley In 1880

Business and Professional Wom-
ems clubs of Texas will hold their
1880 convention in the Valley, If
plans now being formed by Valley
clubs are successful. Tentative
arrangements for the convention to
be held in Temple May II, Il, and
Is were discussed at the meeting
of the Brownsville club Tuesday
evening. Delegates are to be an
nounced at a club luncheon in the
near future. 1t was decided to fea-
ture the grapefruit idea in the cos
tunes Of the delegates, using yell
low capes and small yellow hats.
Organization of a glee club
among the business women was
considered, and members wishing
to join will meet at Mrs. Alberta
Kirby's apartments in the San Car
los annex at 8 p. m. Friday.
Three new members, Mrs. Fran
ces Knope, Miss Eula Terrell and
Mrs. N. E. Chenoweth, were adj
mited to the club.
Mrs. Geo. T. Hamilton, president,
was surprised with a shower of
beautiful gifts by members Of the
club, who took that method Of
showing their appreciation of her
services. The occasion was her
birthday.
Twenty-three members were
present at the meeting, which took
place at the chamber Of commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-10
Legion Auxiliary
Bridge Thursday

Tickets are selling rapidly for
the bridge party to be given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. r G. Nor
ris and Mrs. Lula George for the
benefit Of the American Legion
auxiliary, according to members in
charge of the arrangements. The
affair is to be held at the Country
club at 8 p. m.
The benefit bridge, which is an
annual affair, is a Vail y-wide
event, special invitations and no
tees having been sent to auxiliaries
throughout the Valley, and a large
number Of out-of-town guests are
expected. Members believe that
Thursdays patty will be the most
successful they have ever given.
Money raised by means of the
party will 60 into the fund Of the
local auxiliary, to be applied on
the support of the hospital, play
ground and other facilities MAIN
tanned by auxiliaries Of the state
for the families of disabled soldiars
at Legion, lear Kerrville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-10
DAUGHTERSZheIR oldPare.ts
Devoted daughter.
tells what she did

VOU find it in almost every family.
i An elderly mother or father liv-
ing with the young folks. The chill
dren doing all they can to make their
parents last years comfortable.
The Robinson home at 1880 Coral
Street, Philadelphia, proved no ex-
ception when the reporter called
there. Mrs. Robinson had a special
health problem to solve.
s'My mother, who is 80 years DID,"
she explained, had a partial stroke
of paralysis" 1t was vitality imPor-
tant to keep her system funetioning
regularly and easily. They tried
various measures. But they all up
set her in her weakened condition.
Finally, Mrs. Robinson said. after
reading the advertisement of Nujol,
VIC tried that. We find it gives salts
factory results. My mother can take
it casily-a tablespoonful at night
because it's tasteless."
That's the wonderful thing about
Nujol. 1t won't upset or disagree
with anybody. You can give it to
invalids, very old folks and tiny
babies with perfect safety. For Nujol
contains absolutely no medicine or
drugs. It was perfected by the Nujol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-10
WHEN THE WOMAN OF
SLAPPER
Winifred Black Wishes that "Evangeline" Would Be Her
Own' Sensible Self Again and Stop Trying to
Il Ia. Initiate a Rouged "Stepper"

good sized feet into a pair of little
topply things that hurt her toes and
hindered her walking. And oh!
Evangeline! where did you get that
orange colored rouge?
She had her nice gray eyes paint
ed with blue shadows-I thought
she was going into tuberculosis or
something. And the way she used
those eyes-dear, deari
A harmless, well-meaning man
came into the room and when
Evangeline made her eyes big and
looked at him he positively Squirm-
ed. ] wish E~vangeline would be
Evangeline again, and not An
gelique, the French dancer, or some
thing.
Now, I like Angelique, the French
dancer. I love to see her shrug her
shoulders and pout her pretty
mouth and make big eyes at the
men, but somehow when EVangeline
does it-Oh! Oh!
I wonder what her everyday,
commonplace, well-meaning hus-
band thinks Of it. and oh, how I
would like to look into the heart
of Evangeline's chubby little boy
and discover if he has noticed the
change in his devoted mother, and
what he thinks about It.
Oh, yes. You guessed it.. Evan
geline is forty, and she's never had
much fun, and she thinks she can
be gay and fascinating, poor woman
and we all love her so when she's
herself-but when she's Just an i'm
itation of somebody else-oh, it's
really too terriblei
/ wonder if I dare to tell her. and
If I did tell her. what good would it
do, do YOU suppose?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-10
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Savory Potatoes are Tasty
Menu For Dinner

ANA4 VI Ia
Beef Loaf
Savory Simmered Potatoes
Buttered Beets
Bread Strawberry Conserve
Pear Salad French Dressing
Caramel Cream Pudding Coffee
Savory Simmered Potatoes
Serving Six
(USing meat stock
Four tablespoons bacon fat, 3
tablespoons chopped onions, 3 table
spoons chopped green peppers
these cal be omitted, 8 cups sliced
raw potatoes, IL teaspoon salt, IA
teaspoon paprika, 8 tablespoons cat
sup, IL cup meat or chicken stock
(water can be used).
Place the bacon fat in a frying
pan and when hot add the onions,
green papers, potatoes. salt and
paprika. Cook until we'll Drowned.
Add the rest of the ingredients and
cover with a lid. Cook slowly for
20 minutes.
Beef Loaf. Using Cooked Meat
Serving FOUR
One and cne-half cups cooked
meat, 1-2 cup crumbs, I tablespoon
finely chopped onions, I tablespoon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-10
why TRY To HIDE
PlMPLES AND RASHES?

Why try to cover up unsightly PIN
Piles. rashes and other embarrassing skin
blemishes when it is possible to get nd
of them completely?
The sensible and easy way to have
a clear. healthy skin is to 60 to your
druggist, ask for Black and White
Ointment and use it according to direc-
tions. 1t is pleasant to use. highly
beneficial and scientifically safe.
For best results use Black and White
Skin Soap with Black and White ONT
ment. All dealers sell them at small cost.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-10
WESLACO
CAST CHOSEN

Members of the cast of the senior
play, "Dulcy" have been chosen and
are as follows: Virgil Lehman, Cor
don Smith; Mary Jane Yates,
"Dulcy" Smith; James Sutphen,
VIM. Parker Dulcy's brother) ;
Miller Jordon. Henry the butler;
Wilburn Montgomery, Mr.. Forbes;
Ruth Rives, Mrs. Forbes; MARCIA
Hartt, Angela Forbes; Boyd Scott,
Vincent Leach; Leo Davis, Tom
Sterrett; Shelf Young, Schuyler
Van Dyke; Ralph Swanzey, Blair
Patterson.
The play is under the direction OF
Miss Thelma Smith, teacher OF
public speaking and concerns the
efforts Of a young married woman
to help her husband in a business
way and the trouble she makes by
her efforts. The date for the play
has not been definitely decided but
will be the first Of May.
ENJOY OUTINGS
Those who enjoyed the weekend
at Boca Chica were MI. and Mrs,
Byron Hutto, MI. and Mrs. Nelson
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-10
Coming,s, Goings,
Of Local People

Mrs. Pedro Chapa, who Is visiting
in Austin, was a guest this week at
a Spanish tea, given in honor of
Mrs. Dan Moody. Mrs. Chapa is
the guest Of Miss Mary Ann Nc
Clendon, who has visited in this
city a number Of times, and is also
visiting her sister, Miss Salome Nc
Allen . She expects to be away an
other week or two, and may visit
in San Antonio on her way home.
Miss Laura Belle Cowan, Of Win
chester, Tenn, and Mrs. julius
Gibbs, Of Kingsville, spent the
week end here with Miss Julia
O'Brien. \