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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
FROGS READY
FOR Wild CATS

FORT WORTH. Oct. 29-Texas
Christian ~University's Horned Frogs.
the only Southwest team whose con-
ference record Is not marred by
either a tie or defeat. are busy max
ing preparations for their last non
conference game Of the season be-
fore taking on four conference
teams IN a row. The Abilene Chris
tan College Wildcats. coached by
Bugs Morris. meet the champions
here Saturday in this final nom
conference game.
The Frog mentor took the respon-
sibility on himself to scout the Wild
cats in their night game with the
Denton Teachers last week. and he
reports that IN "Goober" KEYS and
Black, Wildcat quarterbacks. they
have two Of the fastest men In Tex
as football. They lost 70 the Dem
ton Teachers by a 20-12 score. but
are a speedy aggregation and carry
out the Morrison style Of offense ef-
fectively. Schmidt reports that
their strength is about the same as
VAC 4CA4c 4CAAA ~AAdNdQC4St OuL lIldL
they are much faster.
The Wildcat track team. specializ-
ing in the mile relay. has won ma
tional recognition for the Abilene
institution. and il Is around the
speed Of these men that Coach
Morris has built his entire offense.
1t is probable that many OF the
Frog reserves will see service against
the Cats. as Coach Schmidt does
mt want to take any risk in get
ting his regulars injured before the
conference game the following week
with the Rice Owls in Houston.
The Wildcats have lost several
games this season and tied the san
Marcos Teachers. 1929 champions
Of the 7. /. A. A.. but T. c. U.
coaches are not taking them light
~. al they fear Coach Morris's lou
speed aces in the backfield. The
Frog scout was also favorably i'm
pressed with the work Of Scruggs.
big Wildcat fullback and passer. and
the excellent work Of Capt. Worth
am at the pivot position.
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Fox Hunters OFF
For Last Chase

CRAB ORCHARD, KY. Oct. 20
iP-The third and final chase OF
the 81 200 futurity OF the national
fox hunters association was cast at
oaybreak this morning. with 81 dogs
competing. None of the entries was
scratched yesterday. though the
judges eliminated IL of the origi-
nal IS entries Monday.
Sunny Girl (by champion Herrin
cut Of Rose May. and Martha Witt
by Big Boy out Of Ollie Whitaker
we're tied for first in the general
averages posted hy the judges after
Yesterdays cast. SUNNY Girl is
owned by J. 3 Morgan. Memphis.
Tenn. and Martha Witt by Alex
Parrish, Of Cynthiana. KY
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Back Scores IS
Points In s Games

BALDWIN. KGs.. Oct 29-P,-Al-
though Jack Roberts, Georgia full
back, leads football scorers Of the
country's more prominent schools.
his seasons record has been better
ed by Kermit Lanco. full5ack for
Baker University. Methodist school
here.
In five games LANCE has scored
81 points. with i3 touchdowns and
seven points after touch6owns. His
high game record was last Friday
night against Mcpherson College
when he logged the ball over the
goal line six times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-tP-The
Daily News says Major Frank Cav
anaugh. football coach al Fordham
college. has issued a challenge tc
Notre Dame to play a ~post-season
game. providing both teams win
all their remaining games.
R0ckne may or may not have
the best attack in the country. he
said. " but I feel sure 1 have the
best defense plus a pretty fair at
tack and II Notre Dame wants 10
claim any title they'll have to beat
us first"
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rice TAUNTS
Ring In EARS
Many Years Have Passed
Since Texas Defeated
Strong Ponies

AUSTIN. Oct. 29.-Goaded and
maddened hy the Go defe I al the
hands Of the Rice Owls. and with
the taunts and ieers r. Rice Instl-
tute students still ringing IN their
ears. the Texas Lonshorns have
presented Coach CLYDE Littlefield
with the problem Of how 70 keen
them from wrecking each other and
Shorty Alderson's freshmen as they
20 rough vicious practice session
in preparation for the S. NJ. U
game Saturday. Thoroughly down
70 business al last. the Lonrhorns
went through their first workout
Monday. without so much as a
smile TO break the atmos. here OF
deed seriousness.
The Ionghorns are after the
Ponies. and they are making no
bones about the matter. A victory
over Morrison's men would remare
in the minds the stigma OF the Rice
defeat. and would leave them with
a successful season whether thev
best Baylor and It. C. u. or not
Longhorn teams have been bitter
in the past when they PLAYED the
MUSTANGS. but before there has
never been anv feeling that car
compare with the calm deadlinees
that hovers over Memorial stadi-
um.
Under Dogs
The Steers vii be the under-does
and they know that they are not
conceded an even chance against
the Ponies. Also they know that
should they be beaten by the Mus
tangs they will be submerged "a
where they would have no chance
at the championship. Right now
you can't tell a single man on the
squad that Texas Is practically out
OF the running. without ~receivinr
a you wait and see" scowl-anc
that spells good news for Little
field.
The Texas team came out OF the
Rice game In good shape. Nth Ru'
Vinlnc. veteran end, the only mar
who could show any sign of injury
Vining has a sore shoulder, which
was not helped any in the game
with Meagher's sophomores.
The orange and white campus /,
a scene OF violent activities this
week as the students wait in ner-
vous anticipation for the game with
me Ponies. Giant rallies. parades
and torch light professions are or
the calendar. with the Texas fans
pleading for a Steer victory this
year.
Special arrangements have beer
made between the Texas veil lead
ers and the athletic officials. where
by the men students will Sit III 2
closely packed body az the ne
and be relieved of any restrictions
that co-eds might put on their YELL
ing proves.
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$4,000 See
Micks

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct. %
R-Official attendance figures
disclosed today that $4,000 have
watched Notre Dame Ia its first
four games of the 1880 football
season.
The figures are. Southern Meth
cdist 10000: u. s. Naval Academy.
$4,000. Carnegie Tech. $4,000; and
Pittsburgh, 10000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
HOUNDS SET
FOR WESLACO
Several Men Return After
Being Out in Harrington
Contest
lSpecial 70 The Herald )

SAN BENITO. oct. 29.-The San
Benito Greyhounds underwent q
stiff practice yesterday afternoon
to get in condition for the game
Friday with the weslaco Panth-
erS, II looks like another real
battle for the Greyhounds. as Coach
I. X. Martin has rugged together a
real fighting eleven. Last year the
Greyhounds vent TO Weslaco a big
favorite and the Panthers upset
the dope by trouncing the Grey
hounds 7 to O. The Weslaco team
Is vet TO be defeated and 1t is plan
ming on taking the Greyhounds
down. With Jamison leading the
scoring threat of the Weslaco team
the Greyhounds should have a LOT
OF trouble IN stopping the Panth-
ers.
All Of the Greyhounds came out
c. the battle last Friday against
the Harrington Cardinals without
injuries except a few broken hearts
Every man on the squad IS deter
mined to get back in action and
finish the season without another
defeat. II appears the Greyhound
haye the right spirit.
John Oliver Butler, star guard
who wa out Of the Harlingen
game. IS expected to be back in the
lineup. Butler was out Of thu
game with an infected leg caused
by an injury in the Mercedes
game. II Butler had been in the
game the score might have been
different. as Butler plays on the
left side Of the line and that Is
where the Cardinals were making
all Of their yardage.
Junior Travel
The San Benito junior high trav-
els away from home this week whed
they take on the strong McAllen
junior high. IL appears this game
will more than likely show which
Valley Junior High team Is the
strongest as the San Benito Juniors
have Yet to be defeated and they
are planning on taking the Nc
Allen Juniors into their bag Of vic
tories. With Captain Takersley
leading the Pups, they should
trounce the Bull Pups. Coach Or
vile Mule" Brown and his as
sistant. Sheer King. have rugged to-
gether one Of the best junior high
football teams that has ever rep
resented the San Benito system.
All Of the players on the Junior
High viii be transferred 10 high
school Coach Grady Reynolds next
year and he should get some valu-
able men out Of this junior high
team.
Jimmie Pace distinguished him
self last Friday in the Harlingen
game as being one of the best line
men in the Valley and he shouts
without a doubt be placed on the
All-Valley eleven. Jimmie was the
backbone Of the Greyhound de-
Tense in the Harrington game ami
time after time he made tackles be-
hind the line Of scrimmage. jim
ME is playing MS last year under
the Purple and Gold and he should
make some college a real lineman.
Jimmie has lettered twice before
this year.
Raymond and Aubrey Banks. both
linemen. on the Greyhound team,
will be eligible TO play in the Yves
laco game. They failed TO pass
enough work to get to play in the
Harrington game but they will see
service Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

LONDON-Dave Shade. Califor-
MIA. and Jack Hood. London. drew,
ti2l.
ANNAPOLIS ROY Wallace.
indianapolis. cutpointed George La
Rocco. New York. fl0l.
PORTLAND. Me.-Art Grioux.
Montreal. outpointed Johnny Nc
Toy. Cleveland. C12p-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
BERLIN

BERLIN lP,-The Soviet Phil
harmonic OF Leningrad has asked a
number OF Germans 70 conduct con-
certs in Russia this winter. and
Bruno Walter. Otto Klemperer. II
KnappertsbuSch and Heinz Unger
are among those who have &C
cepted.
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LOCALS SCORE
IN lST HALF
Cooper and J. Cara Push
Over Touchdowns As
Line Holds Well

Flashing a good offensive and a
staunch defense. Coach Cal Sur
tees Brownsville High Juniors de-
feated the Harrington juniors on
Tucker field 1870 Tuesday after
noon. The hard fighting little ju-
niors brought to mind Red Irvines'
scrapping little Fed Ants Of three
years ago.
The locals scored In the frs.
quarter. After a spin play through
center which betuddled the visit
ing boys and gained so yards
Cooper spun through center two
yards to the first touchdown. Try
for point failed
The other score came in he sec
ond quarter when Jesus Cara in
tercepted a Harlingen pass deep in
Harrington territory But for these
two occasions. the two little teams
waTed a fairly even contest With
"Warhorse" Lavios popping up
his men. the Brownsville line hello
well when it was in its own terri
tory. Harlingen attempted num-
er0us passes. completing several or
them for nice gains.
The Brownsville juniors DO not
have a game booked for next week
hut are scheduled for q return en-
carement with San Benito the
week after. San Benito Is the only
club that has been abe to best
the locals. taking their measure
SO here early in the season. Coach
Surtees is now dictering for games
with McAllen and Mission.
The starting line-urs.
Brownsville Pos Harlineen
Schrieber Rabalier
Left End
n CaVaSos 1890. Mays
Left Tackle
Keller Observation-Disclosures. Matz
Left Guard
Lavios Holland
Center
Right Guard
1arlDay shaw
Right Tackle
G44d4AAP4ou .-.--+. .....s... Sptdr
Right End
3. Barber --.....-.... Anderson
Quarter
0ODpeE -..-.--- -........ Reed
Half
J. Cara .................. Szpp
Half
me Alvarez
Full
Brownsville subs. Fitch. Carroll
Officials. Referee. Jack Lebow-
III. umpire, Jess Atkins: head
linesman. Maurice PiDkin: field
judge and time keeper. Scheidman
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BIG SIX"

Results Saturday
Oklahoma 2. Kansas state 0.
Kansas 20. Iowa State O.
Games This Week
Oklahoma VS.. Iowa State at Anes.
Missouri VS.. Kansas State at
Manhattan.
kansas vs.. Pennsylvania a. Phil
adelphia.
Nebraska VS.. Pittsburgh at Lin
coin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

A pink dahiia has been named for
Richard 3. Russell. jr. governor
elect Of Georgia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

Football players at George Wash
iington University demanded a
raise in pay. And what with times
such as they are. tool
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

CHIEF GEORGE. Brownsvilles
foremost golfer. will leave here to-
day for Mexico City where he VIII
participate in the annual tourna-
ment staged at the Mexican capltal
each Nov. /. George has won three
tournaments OF late. two OF them IN
Mexico. one was at Tampico ana
the other at Monterrey. Mexican
golfers have a high regard Tor MS
ability and he is given a good chance
to be among the top flight golfers
in the tournament.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

WITH HIM will go Dr.. 3. O.
works and Mrs Works. Mrs. George
White also will make the trip. Mrs
Works and Mrs. White will enter
the women's tournament II are
given a good chance to finish among
the leaders. Chief has been getting
as much practice as possible Of lave
despite the bad weather. He played
al Harlingen early this week ana
went around in two above par.
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Hunters

Following u usual custom. We will give away Fifty 5000. u
Dollars worth Of prizes 0 November lst in nne 80 prizes as
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

Brownsville subs. Fitch. Carroll
Officials. Referee. Jack Lebow-
IL. umpire, Jess Atkins; head
linesman. Maurice Pinkin: field
judge and tine keeper. Scheidman
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

LAREDO couldn't muster the
strength 70 punch through the
Brownsville tackles. Not only did
Ssey find the tackle positions
5srong. but they found the entire
i.rward wall well nigh impreg-
hable to their running attack They
soon took to the air and It cost
them plenty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

A Drexel College football PLAYER
was barred because he had played
In q professional game though he
pi-yed for nothing. WHY should a
young mar play with pros for moth
ing when he can turn his talents
to profitable useS in college?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

THE SULPHUR sprinss-Green-
vile game will be the feature event
in District Five. Both are undefeat-
ed. Tyler-Palestine Is the headliner
in District Six. Both Of these clubs
are ~undefeated also.
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CHEVROLET COACH, 1929, six-cylinder;
fully equipped motor quiet and powerful;
good top, tires and upholstery Bargain at
GofHor ~ 600 Ga -. @"N 'iANe'
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TABLE BOARD.

EXCELLENT DINNERS served in lovely
home. Delicious pastries and fresh vege-
tables a speciality. Convenient to Ambassa-
dor Theater. Columbia 8119
AT 500 EAST CAPITOL sT-Dining room;
something Just a little nicer in individual
service. Breakfast, 36c; dinners, CSC. Also
furnished rooms Sc
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SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES
co.
HARRY BURR.
PHIL. MALONEY.
FREE
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY!

In eaclf of our Guaranteed USED
Cars sold this week we will install
FREE $3450 ARVIN HOT
WATER HEATER.
Here is a list of the cleanest dis
play of cars in town.
1880 Buick Sport Roadster, 6 wire
wheels.
1880 Buick Special Sedan, 6 wire
wheels.
1880 Studebaker 8 Dictator Sedan.
1929 Packard (8) Club Sedan.
1920 Packard 81 De Luxe Sedan.
1929 Plymouth De Luxe Coupe.
1929 Chrysle, 65 Roadster.
1929 Franklin 135 Sedan.
1929 Pontiac Coach.
1880 Essex Coupe.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES,
"ie YRS. OF FAIR DEALING. -
1888 18th. Dec. 04SS.
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IContinued.l
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reasonable. Phone Ad. 26sa-J after $50 Pm.
1851 coLuMBIA RD. : DUPIRx ApARTss
h Sss re SON 81 f'e ADAMS s9ss ifs
Is and N.E.-ENTiRE Srd FLOOR. ! LARQK
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home references EXCHANGED. Address BOZ
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tsp1 S twS-room apsTtmsnt, SIS: iPaInss::
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THREE LARGE FURNISHED ROoMG aTD
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WOULD LIKE A REFTNED. EMFEOYTp
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ifsa EYE ST. N,w.-l AND 4 Rl1. SUITE
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General Electric refrigeratton. High-0fAdo
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WYATT Apis, 1880 Ga. ave, $50 up. 0A. 1855.
$50 EAST CAPTTOL-THREE ROOMS, IN
Guiding gas, electricity and phone; conyen.
lent to Library and Capitol. Phone Lin.
colin 007l @
10th ST, 8 R. FUR, $85.
Finest detached bldg. overlooking park
Extra large rms, beautifully furn. New.
34-hr. phone, elevator service; tile bath,
shower. kitchenette, dinette. Refrigeratton;
garage; convenient. Phone Adams 1908
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT.
CORCORAN COURTS,
col 23rd ST NV,
OVERLOOKING LINCOLN MEMORIAL,
CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN.
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'A ' SEE RES. MANAGER, NAT. eesg.
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CHEVROLET COUPE, 1894 beautiful little
upholstery and top are excellent. Mecnan-
tcally 1t can't be beat. We invite you to
our used car show room. Emerson orme,
nth and M SITS NV
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PORTLAND HOTEL,
THOMAS CIRCLE

For a generation a home for Con-
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bers and high officials. Downtown.
Save car fare; good beds, good food !;
large rooms, open freplaces; every
comfort and dignity obtainable in
higher priced hotel. $500 and $500
single: $500 and $3.50 double. Man
agement FIDELITY STORAGE
COMPANY.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1925 four door model.
This car Is clean can as ISL; new inside and out,
fully reconditioned in our shop S325; easy
terms. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2525 Sherman
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CHEVROLET 1929 COUPE.
Lake new all the way thr9uEhi you VIII
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CHEVROLET CABRIOLET, l929-Six-cylin
Der. rumble seat seat. the biggest bargain -, IN
what others are charging; terms and trade.
QUEENS Motor Co 6a92 ia ave
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CHEVROLET SPORT CLUB SEDAN, very
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tires, paint and upholstery like new, has
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WANTED-ROoMs.

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Address Box 220-B. Star ONCE. %
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CADILLAC MODEL so 7-PASs TOURING
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, l929-4-door stx-cylin-
{ui. upholstery clean and perfect; good tires;
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ROOMs-FURNIsHED.

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CADILLAC ga LIMOUSINE: Autumn barr
gain sale: Just traded ini sale price. e3l6.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs
1o2o FORD ROADSTER-

AUTOMOBILES At Weschler's auto auction,
6l3 q st. n W. every Wednesday and Satur.
daV.
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

EIGHT COLLEGE STUDENTS
--Georgetown Foreign Service, desire Winter
accommodations northwest section preferred.
Please quote rates, with or without meals,
to G. g. barrie, 1889 ST. NV. g.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1929; splendid condi-
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shop and guaranteed: s365; easy terms.
Barry-Pate Motor Co, 2525 Sherman ave.
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RAILWAYS UPHELD
IN FREIGHT DISPUTE
Win Decision in D. C. Courts Re-
curing I. c. c. Take Jurisdic-
ton in Rate Controversy.

The Northern Pacific Railway Co.
and three other railroads yesterday
won an af1rmance by the District of
Columbia Court of Appeals of the order
OF the District Supreme Court requir-
ing the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion to take jurisdiction of a con-
troversy concerning freight rates on
petroleum and petroleum products in
Montana. The board of railroad COM
missionerS of Montana, March l9, 1929,
directed decided reduction in freight
rates on these products, and the COM
panies sought relief from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, which
declined to act because of the tendency
of temporary injunction obtained by
the railroads in the Montana courts.
Application for mandamuS was made
to the District of Columbia Supreme
Court, which directed the commission
to hear and determine the case and
the commission appealed. In sustain
ing the lower court, Chief Justice
George E. Martin says the I. G. C..
possesses the only statutory authority
to modify the rates established and the
allegations of the petition of the car
riers are sufficient to require the COM
mission to assume jurisdiction.
1T cannot be assumed" says the
court, that the introductory injunc-
ton would have the effect of depriving
the commission of jurisdiction to hear
and determine the identical issue upon
the decision of which the continuance
of the interlocutory injunction is made
to depend"
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FINALLY FOUND RIGHT
THING FOR COUGH
REM quickly helps
Washington boy

James Cook of 1886 Nicholson
ST.. Sc. Washington. d. c.. gets
coughs and colds every winter
for. like every other lively young
ster. he's always outdoors no mat
ter what the weather. At different
times his mother tried almost
everything" for these coughs. but
without much success. Then one
evening"" says Mrs. Cook, Il read
in the paper where Washington
child had taken REM for his
cough with good results. so de-
cided to give it to James. 1t
seemed to be the very thing for
his cough and relieved him in a
short time. Now | always keep
REM handy" REM's a great
remedy for coughs. as thousands
of users. children and grown-ups.
testify. Profit by their experience
and ask your druggist for REM.
Every druggist has it.