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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-18
Welcome To
Mew Corners
Is Object

MISSION, Oct. 1.-THE Woman's
Tuesday club met this week at the
home OF Mrs. T. II. Armstrong with
Mrs. ]. @. Decker presiding. Eighteen
members answered the always in
teresting roll call with varied items
OF curre-. events. After a short
business session filled with the many
details of club activities, the meet
ing was turned over to the leader
for the day, Mrs. l.. @. Plyler. Fol-
lowing the Tuesday clubs study Of
the Contemporary American Novel,
Mrs. Plylef reviewed that outstand-
ing book, The House Of Mirth"
with special reference to the auth
or's vivid style and accurate char
acter portrayal. Mrs. Arthur Groce
gave an autobiography OF the author,
Edith Wharton and Mrs. Wolver-
ton told the story Of Ethan Prone.
The Tuesday club has as its spe-
cial project this winter the greet
ing and entertaining Of strangers
and newcomers in our city. The
special guests at this very interest,"
ing meeting were Mrs. Harrell and
Miss Fannie Harrell. Other guests
wee Mrs. George Speer, Mrs. Henry
Hargrove, Mrs. Billy Waite and
daughter, Betsy Ann, Mrs. M. F
Armstrong, and Mrs. J. A. Gillett.
At the close Of the study period,
the hostess served an iced salad,
waters. and fruit punch while men,
bers and guests enjoyed a delight
full social hour.
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sion study and social at the home
Of Mrs. L. NJ. Coate. The Halloween
motif was used in the decorations.
Mrs. H.. A. Davis, chairman Of
Circle one conducted their business
session and Mrs. s. ". Lehman,
chairman Of the Dorcas Glass was
in charge Of their business session.
Mrs. r. Z. Erwin read the scrip
ture lesson from the 18th chapter
Of Matthew, followed with prayer by
Mrs. II. A. Davis. Mesdames A. j.
Donaldson and w. f. Anderson con-
Quoted the lesson on What is
Happening to Home Missions" from
the study book, The Challenge Of
Change" They were assisted by
Mesdames j. B. Funk, Fl. A. Davis,
A. A. Snethen. This was followed by
contests led by Mrs. G. II. Melby.
MeSdames Davis and Coate, whose
birthdays r in october. served
delicious refreshments OF ice cream
and cake to % members.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Reeves left
the first OF last week for Dallas
where they will visit relatives and
attend the state fair.
Mrs. M. ". Stewart entertained
with a dinner party Monday eve-
ming. Her guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Solether, and Nj. G. NJ.
Sheriff.
Mesdames Howard Lombard. De-
laney OF Mercedes, and p. J.
Swenia spent several days In San
Antonio visiting their daughters
there.
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Valley Society News
and EDentS

Cooke, :. J. st, M. y. Finley.
Jack Porter. Earl Reed. II. w.
Burgess. L. r. WATSON, John r.
Harris, John Prentiss, Alex Kerr
and Brown White.
YELLOW CO Or
THEME USED
"A yellow color scheme was carried
out In the decorations and aaces-
sories FOR the bridge games when
AIRS. Q. g. Hamilton entertained The
members OF her Thursday Morning
Bridge club.
Mrs. ]. j. Dunn won the club
prise and Mrs. r. II. Stewart
Mitchell the guest prize.
Guests were Mesdames c. c. Nor
wood. z. l.. Butts. y. L. Bates. r. n.
Stewart Mitchell. and Z. Il. Bar
more
Mrs. II. O.. Marshall will be the
next hostess TO the club.
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SPENT ON YACHT

SPENT ON YACHT
Mrs. Joe c.. Ballenger was hostess
10 the members Of the Athenian
club, for their first meeting OF the
year on their yacht Patty, then the
members went cruising over the
waters Of Laguna Madre Wednes-
day. The Athenian club was or
ganiZed in 1911.
A cooperative luncheon was serv-
ed at noon and during the after
noon a business session and pro-
gram were held. Mrs. w. S. Fairey,
the incoming president presided.
The topic OF study for the coming
year will be America, which will be
taken in the form Of an autcmo-
bile tour. The ancient civilization
centers in the west were discussed
at the club meeting Wednesday.
The famous art colony at Taos
was described by Mrs. r. p. Cooke.
Mrs. Fl. 3. Livingston told OF the
cliff dwellings, the government *
cavations and other discoveries and
Of the impressions received on a
visit TO Mesa .Terde. Mrs. T.. r.
WATSON read a paper Fairgrounds
OF Colorado" prepared by Mrs. w. o.
Brown.
Members present we're Mesdames
l.. "A. Barrier. w. r.. Brown. ". Craig.
Roy z. Clark, G. B. Chase, j. p.
Dyer. w. S. Farley, II. B. Livingston,
Joe 4. Smith, r. L. Wilson, II. p.
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Weslaco
LADIES TO
MEET MONDAY

LADIES TO
MEET MONDAY
The ladies Of the Baptist church
will meet Monday afternoon at 8
o'clock at the home OF Mrs Hays
on Texas Blvd. with the hostess as
leader. Subject Challenge OF My
State" Hymn "Blest Be The Tie
That Binds" Prayer for all. state
workers. Devotional by sMrs. NJ.
Arbuckel. Prayer for spirit OF
unity and love In our church tam-
lily, "Stars OF Southern Baptist
Flag" by 10 women. state song, solo
by Mrs. Pauline Nix, Two odd
Challenge OF My State by Mrs. w.
L. Wagers. Meeting Of the Chal-
1enge Of My state" by Mrs. Z. w.
Co.'s. Piano solo. Ms. S. 3. Scott.
"'f>'rney with Missionary Dollar"
Mrs. Rohr; MY State and the
World" by Mrs. Irene all. Talk
by Mrs. w. A. Black and w. NJ. u.
W~atchword. That the World MAY
Know" AL members are urged TO
attend.
HALLOWEEN MOTIF
CARRIED OUT
Circle one of the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society and the Dorcas
class OF the Sunday school met
Wednesday afternoon for re Mis-
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Point Isabel
TO ENTERTAIN
BAPTIST WOMEN

Mrs. Austin Goode, Bayview
Apartments. will entertain the
members Of the Woman's Mission
airy Society Of the Baptist and
Methodist Churches OF Port Isabel,
Tuesday, October goth. at 800 p.
m. in her home.
A most pleasant social hour is
anticipated.
PERSONALS
w. G. fainter. I. H. Hershey and
L. w. Snepp OF Olathe, Kansas. and
John l.. Prehn, L~eavenworth. Kan
sas, state senator Of the third dis
trict Of Kansas, were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Holcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Wilson Of
Tulsa, Okla, recent guests at the
Alta-Vista, Port Isabel, are now in
McAllen, where they will remain
for a short time before returning
TO their home.
A. j. Goode and N. G. Forbes Of
Pitcher, Okla, are Port Isabel
guests
j. w. Pate, owner OF the Gulf
Ranger cruiser was host at a fish
ing party wednesday composed OF
Dr.. and Mrs j. q. williams, H. A.
Badgley Of Cincinnati, Ohio: Mr..
and Mrs. S. j. Manning OF Painted
Post. New York. and w. D. VAIN
wright OF Brownsville.
Miss Sue Ella Morgan, Of Water
Valley. KY, daughter Of Mrs.
Vivian Pickett. has recovered from
an operation for appendicitis, which
she underwent on September 30th,
in the Mayfield hospital May
field, Ky. Miss Morgan spent last
summer here with h r mother.
MI. and Mrs. Ross Stanley have
as their guest the formers father,
j. j. Stanley OF Waco.
W. B. McAllister, pilot Of the
American Always, flying from
Brownsville to Dallas. has launch
ed his l6-foot Dodge water car
which Is equipped with a Lycom-
ing motor and makes a speed Of
As miles per hour. The water car
has been christened Helen and Is
in charge Of Johnny Lightbourn.
captain and crew.
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SHOP WITH SUE =

Sue was attracted by one OF
this months specials. Natural
and ringlet permanents. $3.50:
eyebrow and eye-lash dye that
lasts for weeks. 75c; scalp treat
ments. finger waves. shampoos,
or anything in beauty culture
expertly done by artistic oper-
tors at AMAYA'S BEAUTY AND
HAT SHOP. 1885 Adams, near
Herald office. Phone 1905.
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YELLOW Co Or
THEME USED
SEE OUT. But NOT IN

An opaque glass, which a person
can look through to the outside
but not inside. has been put on the
market. When STALLED on an
automobile. the driver can see OBJ
JectS outside the car clearly, but
when one looks through the win
dows to the inside OF the car, the
glass acts as q mirror.
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This is TO introduce Sue the
Shopper. Sue. who spends her
time in the shops and stores,
proving up and down the
aisles and among the shelves:
lurking behind counters, eager to
pounce upon any and every
thing that promises to be new
and interesting. 1t is her earnest
hope that you. her readers, will
become her friends. and profit.
Jf only a little, from her gossip
the shops.
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Sue almost flattened her nose
against the glass in delight at
the window display OF the
BORDERLAND FURNITU r
STORE. A dinette set OF Flem-
iSh oak In old Dutch style, with
an automatic extension table,
four charmingly different chairs.
and a lovely high Dutch china
cabinet with q windmill out
lined on the glass of the door.
And-see for yourself II you
don't believe Sue-the Border
land prices are astoundingly low.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities

lingen, district chairman; Mrs. +. b.
Sammons OF Mission, district Y G
chairman; Mrs. Brooks Bucelew Of
Weslaco. district finance chairman;
Miss Juanita Flemming, local Girl
Reserve sponsor and Miss Georgia
lene Sheffield, local Blue iangle
Miss Allen made q talk, the theme
Of her subject being What the
Young Women's Christian asso-
Citations mean to the lives Of our
Valley girls" This was followed by
a short talk by Miss Betty Fessen-
den, president OF the local Girl
Reserve chapter, who told Of the
work Of that organization md it's
influence on the lives OF it's mem
bers. Miss Frances Hadden, rep
resenting the local Blue Triangle
organization, gave the code OF the
group and told Of the work in the
Mercedes club.
Mars. Evelyn Barnes gave a vio-
lin solo which was followed by pep
songs by the Girl Reserve cabinet
members. Mrs. w. H. Carlisle con-
tributed a beautiful vocal solo.
Miss Kathryn Stotler played the
occasional as the members and
guests left the music room for the
dining room OF the new home
economies department. Mrs. Fes-
sender presided at a punch bowl
which sat on a lace covered table.
surrounded with dainty sprays OF
pink corona blossoms and ferns.
She was assisted by the members
Of the Girl Reserve cabinet In serv-
ing the many guests OF the after
noon.
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those school pupils who r unable
to purchase meals at the school
cafeteria, a certain sum being
donated.
Plans we're also laid for the COM
ing Halloween celebration the
Auxiliary will have Monda,. Oct.
Goth, In honor Of the volunteer fire
department members.
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CLUB
HAS REGULAR MEET

The Federation Of City clubs met
at the city hall Wednesday for the
regular meeting, with Mrs. Harry
Stewart presiding.
The regular routine of business
was observed, with a number Of the
local clubs represented.
This federation meets once every
three months.
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FATAL SHO-FS

The American Medical ASsocia-
ton reports that electricity under
the pressure OF a very 10 poten-
tis. effects the heart, causing q
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With Sue

With the change
in name have
come many i'm
prorements in the
hosiery at PEN
NEY'S. The new
Gay m o d G full
fashion is Of sheer
chiffon. all silk,
and S ar dull.
Lot 448 Is selling
now at Sl.49 a
pair: you can't af-
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Wedding In
Houston Is
OF Interest

MERCEDES, Oct. ia beauti-
full wedding OF Wednesday evening"
at $50 O'Clock, took place at the
home OF Mrs. Margaret DUDE Of
Houston, joining in marriage. Miss
Carolyn DUDE and Eric Borchelt Of
this city.
The Rev. j. w. Behnken, pastor
OF the Trinity Lutheran church Of
Houston, officiated at the impress
sive ring ceremony. The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Ger
trude DUDE. and Carl DUDE, cousin
OF the bride. attended the BRIDE
groom.
Mrs. Borchelt is a former resi-
dent OF Mercedes. her father, the
late Rev. DUDE, former pastor Of
the local Lutheran church.
MI. Borchelt has been a business
resident OF this city for a number
of years. They will make their
home In Mercedes after November
/.
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tremor OF wavering. This y Why
shocks OF even such low voltage
as that found In house circuits are
sometimes fatal.
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TO BE HOSTESS
AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. w. o. Brown will be hostess
to the members Of the San Benito
Past Matron's CLUB at a cooperative
luncheon to be held at her home
or South Crockett on Thursday,
October %.
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PIONEER CLUB
AND GUESTS

Mrs. Thomas Doughty entertain
ed with bridge Wednesday after
noon, with the Pioneer club as
the guests. Others were Mrs.
George Brooks, Jr., Mrs. Jack Wat
son. Mrs. John Peavy. Mrs. Paul
Rosette and Mrs. May Rosette.
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There isn't a
sportsman ship
loving person in
the United States
who isn't inter-
ested in Notre
Dame University.
and who won't be
more than eager
to see The Spirit
Of Notre Dame.
A. -A -
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TO
MUSIC CLUB

MUSIC CLUB
Mesdames L. B. Ash and w. r.
Parrish were charming h~oStesses to
26 members Of the Music club,
which met at the beautiful country
home Of Mrs. Ash, at 3 o'clock Mon
day afternoon.
After a short business session, the
program Of the afternoons study.
namely Germany at the Time OF
Mendelssolln", being most capably
led by Mrs. j. w. Holt. Assisting
Mrs. Holt in her presentation Of
the program were Nj. Peterson who
played the violin number Mendels-
sohn's Song Without Words" and
Mrs. Sidney Hardin. who rendered
Hear Me Oh Isreal" from the
Oratorio from st. Paul.
At the close the program, deli
cious refresh ents were served.
HoNoREE OF
SURPRISE PARTY
Miss Ruth Urban was the honoree
at a surprise party Wednesday eve
ming. Mrs. L. Z. Gilmer and Miss
Wilmuth Morgan entertaining at
the home OF the former.
In the game OF bridge Miss Ruth
Spencer and Frank Duncan were
the high scorers and Miss Eura
Cook and Arthur Hayes lows. The
honoree was presented with a
handsome guest prize.
Nj. and Mrs. z. Z. Marburger,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Gilmer. Misses
Eura Cook. Ruth Spencer, Wilmuth
Morgan. Mrs. Ollie Bridges. Moul-
ton Hyde Of McAllen. Arthur Hays,
Frank Duncan. Ty Cobb were
guests.
AUXILIARY OF
FIREMr 7 MEETS
The Firemen's Auxiliary met
Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Foy Rankin, with Mrs. Dietz
Bentsen presiding officer.
During the business session pro-
vision was made for assistance to
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SHOP WITH SUE =

Ladies who al
ways fail TO pie S
their husba
with their selec-
ton Of ties, will
be overjoyed to
know that Perl
Brothers. at THE
II are at
your service to
give you expert
assistance in this
trying task.
They offer you
Americas Most
Beautiful Ties at
and $3.50,
and IL you a:cept
counsel on
your choice you
that the tie
annearanca on
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ANY woman will admit that
her face Is her fortune, but few
women know how to take proper
care Of that heritage. Sue ad-
vises the use OF Elizabeth Ar
dea's preparations; you'll find
them sold exclusively at Nc
KAY'S DRUG STORE.
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HOUSEGUEST NAMED
HONOREE OF PARTIES

Mrs. Thomas II. Duckett Of WASH
tngton, ID. c., a guest in the home
OF her sister, Mrs. Helen Symonds,
and her mother, Mrs. Josephine
Dent, has been AIMED guest of
honor at a number Of lovely social
affairs recently.
Mrs. Symonds and Mrs. Dent
entertained for their guest with q
delightful afternoon bridge party,
using corona blossoms and cosmos
for floral decorations. In the games
Mrs. <. <. johnson scored high and
Mrs. r. r. Barton, second high. The
honoree received a pretty favor.
Others present were Mrs. Fred Ben
nett, Mrs. H. E. Bennett and Mrs.
lAllen Kearby OF McAllen.
Mrs. r. r. Barton Of La Feria,
, entertained for Mrs. Duckett one
afternoon at her home. Mrs. James
Anderson scored high on this oc-
casion.
DR.. and Mrs. Kearby were also
hosts at an enjoyable dinner party
for Mrs. Duckett and her hostesses.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
TEA ENJOYABLE
The annual membership tea OF
the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION was held Thursday after
noon at the new high school build
ing at 3:45 o'clock. with the men,
bers Of the local Y. w. board act
ing as h~ostesses, assisted by the
local Girl Reserve cabinet mem
bers.
The receiving line included the
following board members. all Of
Mercedes: Mrs. Paul Shotwell, gen:
eral chairman; Mrs. II. T. T1dmore,
membership chairman; Mrs. r. S.
Fessenden. secretary-treasurer: Mrs.
A. C. Girl Reserve chairman:
Mrs. <. H. Poteet, camp chairman;
Mrs. Paul Ruckel. publicity chair
man; Mrs. Elsie Todd, finance
chairman, and Mrs. Jack Trolling
er. education chairman.
The tea "a held in the music
room OF the high school building,
the stage presenting a striking APP
pearance with tall floor baskets
filled with regina coroa and pink
roses. The interesting program was
opened with two numbers by the
local high school choral club. d.
rected by Miss Evelyn Smith.
Mrs. Shotwell then introduced
the following guests OF honor for
the afternoon; Miss Elizabeth Allen
OF Harrington. Valley Y. w. c. A.
secretary; Miss Paul Hill OF Har-
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CIRCLE OF LIGHT
BEAUTIFUL

The beautiful Girl Reserve Circle
OF Light service was held at the
Sharyland school auditorium Sun
DAY evening. with the Reverend j.
:. Budlong as the speaker, Miss
Betty Melden presiding.
Mr.. Budlong gave a splendid talk
on the old-fashioned girl, intimate
ing that the present so-called
modern girl" lacked many worth
while qualities possessed by their
predecessors. and that 1t would be
well worth their time and effort to
make themselves "old : fashioned
girls.
The following candidates were
initiated: Misses larice Dennis. Mil
lie Thomas, Erlene Kiefer. Vera
Strohman. Leonora Kohler and
Alice Burroughs.
Miss Melden was assisted by the
Misses Billie Miller and Esther
Rudolph, the latter being the ad-
visor.
There are now 10 members, in
GLIDING the advis . the remaining
members being Misses Josephine
Meador, Hattie Kunze. Deona Alex
ander. Evelyn Ragland, Geraldine
Gupton. Elizabeth Anderson, Elva
Strohman. Eveline White, Alteda
Dudley and Nedra Carlson.
PERSONALS
Miss Elizabeth Allen, Girl Re-
serve secretary. va in Mission and
Sharyland Tuesday, comforting with
members OF the local boards.
r. Rowson Of Corpus Christi was
in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Dennis left Thursday
for a short vacation in Monterrey,
Mex. She was accompanied by Mrs.
r. Saunders Of McAllen.
Mrs. Lena Woodal was here from
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LOSERS ENTERTAIN
WINNERS

WINNERS
Wednesday bridge club members
and their husbands met last weei.
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. z.
Smith on East 10th street.
Six tables we're filled with play
ers. Mrs. Roy Conway and S. M.
Greer were high scorers, Mrs. Yer
non Hill. the cut.
A delicious course Of refreshments
was served by the lows, who were
hosteSses to the winners.
The following were present:
Messrs. and Mesdames Ver.-n 3.
Hill, T. ]. Caldwell, T. B. Sanmons,
T. r. Melden. r. p. Conway, Heathe
May. B. NJ. Strong, James A. Gil
lett. Z. I. Stewart. II. E. Smith.
Mesdames Florence M. Hayes, II. 4.
Moore, George Agnew and S. M.
Greer.
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SUNRISE
EVE-rT

The Blue Triangle. a junior or
ganization Of girls, enjoyed a sun
rise breakfast In the Lions park
Saturday morning. They were
chaperoned by the Misses Walling
and Ruth Spencer.
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SEVEN O'CLOCK
SUPPER HOSTESS

SEVEN O'CLOCK
SUPPER HOSTESS
Mrs. z. B. Wilmer was hostess at
a delightful seven o'clock supper on
Tuesday evening, her guests being
the members Of the Business wo-
mems Circle OF the Presbyterian
church. Guests OF the evening were
Mrs. j. Schmitter and . rs. Marcus
Hines. two officers OF the general
auxiliary, and Mrs. Henry March
and Mrs. Tom Colvin.
Following supper. Mrs. Schmitter
led the devotional service. Tn SUBJ
ject being Presenting Christ"
Mrs. wilmer was assisted by the
other members in presenting the
study program on, Does Religious
Education Pay?"
Members present at this meeting
were Mesdames Bess Roberts. r. n.
Kern, Lola Robertson, Myrtle Lee,
II. E. Sugg, T. w. Mcqueen. II. z.
Bennett. r. J. Meeker and Lellah
Lyle.
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MARDI CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. A. p. Culligan entertained
the Mardi club this week, with a
two-table affair.
Mrs. @. @. Harbert was the only
out Of club guest.
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AUXILIARY OF
EIREMT I MEETS

For housewives VINO are inter-
ested in redecorating their homes
this fall, Sue has a tip: listen in
on the N. B. G. program at ten
o'clock every Wednesday. You
will find the SHERWIN-TIL-
LIAMS hour furnishes many
helpful color schemes. and will
also advise you to visit the local
dealer who will give you a copy
Of the Joy OF Color Book.
49, S-s<7 WITH SUE $50
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This is the season for football,
and the season for chrysanthe-
NUNS. Put the two together.
and you have the very smartest
Of smart fall ideas. The REIDE-
MAN FL OVER SHOP has the
chrysanthemums. and they are
yellow TO accord with the color
OF your nome team. Also, there
are lovely roses, asters, and
carnations. most suitable for the
autumn parties.
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need never Tear that TIE Tie
won't put in an appearance on
the hard-to-pleasr hubby.
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ture playing at the CAPITOL
today and tomorrow. The -Four
Horsemen'. Knute RoCkne,
Frank Carideo. and other men,
bers OF the famous team will be
seen in action. Lew Eyres is the
star, Sally Blame. "the girl. See
1t, between shops.
- SHOP WITH SIZE
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smart furs Of either the fluffy
or flat type.
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Sop q, at
best. is q tire
some proposition,
especially these
warm days. 1t Is
nice TO know that
there is m c
place you can 60
to cool off and be
refreshed. WEB
ERS ROOT
BEER
is the place. You
will love lolling in
you are being
u foamy root beer,
iw!ch. Try it.
WITH SUE $50