Brownsville herald. [volume], January 29, 1912, Image 3

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Special Sale
To Make l^oom
For Spring Goods j
I will Continue a
SPECIAL SALE
For the next few days
Headquarters for Mexican Curios.
Mexican Drawnwork in original patterns
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Remember, Comer of 12 th and Wash
ington Streets.
M. SAHUALLA
Washington Street Opposite Herald
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An Eye For Beauty
Is whst you get when you make a
pun-ham* at this store, no matter
how small or large it may he.
If you are anxious for a particu
larly new idea in jewelry for a gift
lor any occasion, you will find It
here.
REED JEWELRY AND OPTICAL CO
Reed Jewelry & Op
tide Company
Mason Grain C >.
Oats, Com, Bran, Chops
Alialfa, Sorghum, Ei»c.
TRY OUR RICE BRAN AND MOLASSE9 NO FEED EQUALS IT
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A WATERING TROUGH FOR YOUR HORSE AND ICE WATER FOR
YOU. NO TROUBLE TO QUOTE PRICES. : :
1215 LEV1E STREET BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS
EL CIPRES
MBS F'G GARZA, SUCCESSOR TO CELFDONIO GARZA
STAPE AND FANCY GROCERIES
_ _. j FREE DELIVER*Phone S10 ......
DITTMANN’S ,
THEATRE
3 NIGHTS
Starting Mon. Jan. 29
I
»Inew plays-new musics
t^NEW SPECIALTIES^
Monday night, the Hig Comedy Sur
prise
• ONE GIRL IN A THOUSAND”
Tuesday night, the (Ireal Emotional
Play,
* THE UTTLE HOMES 'EAD”
I Wednesday night, the Sensational
Society Drama
• DRIFTED APART”
PRICKS 25, 50, 75
Seats at Pulegnats
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HERALD WANT ADS
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i|cM).Y|H—Furnish'd. IfOO Jeffer
son at. 1 -24-101
FORSALE.— Large bouse with
garden, in Matamoros, one blork
from plaza. Apply N. Herald office
18-3Otd 4tw
FOR SALK.—From 100 to 650
acres of land, with sweet surface
water, 1-4 mile from Sebastian Sta
tion on main line of St. Louis Brown
sville and Mexico R. R. Irrigation
canal will reach it shortly Address
P. O. Box 154 or call at 816 Adams
St. 12-30.tf.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.— A
tract of 2 42 1-2 acres of land 2 1-2
miles below city of MaXamoros on
Rio Gramle River with permit to
| take water from the river for irriga
tion purposes. I60 ac res cleared and
now prepared for cotton planting, 35
bora* power gasoline engine in good
order, canals and laterals in first
class order on the land—Id mules,
wagons and farming implimenxs will
sell cheap. Also have a few small
I tracts near the city of Brownsville
j with water rights,
j 19 tf E. H. Goodrich & Son.
FOR SALE. Forty-four acres fine
! irrigated land »t Llano Grande. Tex
I as in the heart of Rio Grande Valjey
Irrigated section. Two and one half
j miles from railroad. Title guaranteed
; Price 160.00 per acre cash This of
i fer good until February 3rd. Address
P O. Box 7«»2 Brownsville, Texas.
FOR SALE—White le*ghorn eggs.
$1.00 per setting; 4 incubators, one
pair bronze turkeys. Mrs. Bellinge
by, Brownsville.
l-24-5t
WA NT El i — We want an office
manager who can furnish A No. t re
ferences and has $1,000.60 in cash to
invest. Georgia Loan & Investment
Co.. Tifton, Ga. 27-2tj
FOR SALE—Two tots and small
house, centrally lo ated; near pas
senger depot Inquire Everson Gar
age. l?27-30t
SALESMEN WANTED to look af-j
let our Interest in Cameron and ad
jacent counties. Salary or com mis-1
»ian. Address The Harvey Oil Co., j
Cleveland, Ohio. 1-27-1 tw
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$?:. BUYS furniture five room1
house for reut. 113 St. Charles st.|
l-27-3t
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The Little Homestead.
The charming actress, Miss Hasel
Woods, and the Woods' Sisters Big
Company of Favorites, under the di
rection of Otto H. Krause, will open a
three nights* engagement ai Ditt
niann's Theatre. Monday night, Jan
uary 29. The opening play will be
the big comedy surprise, “One Girl
in a Thousand.” On Tuesday night
the great emotional play, “The Little
Homestead.” will be given.
The I,it tie Homestead Is uow In
it* third year. 8!i#e it* first pro
duction it has been enthusiastically
greeted by large audiences through
out the country, playing two and
three return engagements in many
of the cities. The Little Homestead
is from the pen of W. B. Patton, au
thor of The Minister's Son. The Last
Rose of Summer, etc. It deals with
life in New England. No section of
our great country affords better op
portunity for character drawings and
chaining love story incidents. The
play has received unstinted prise
from the critics everywhere that it
has been presented, and promises to
live longer in the hearts of Ameri
can thearte-goers than any stage
picture of New England life ever
written. Wi'h its realistic setting1*
and capable interpretation by an un
usually talented company. The Little
Homestead is one of the most popu
lar successes of the day.
Ou Wednesday night the sensa
tional society drama “Drifted"
Apart.”
Seats now selling at Putegnat's |
Drug Store. Price* 23, 50 and 73c.
Who Wants a Heg-iit'red Jersey Bull
When I disposed of my highly bred
Registered Herd to Mr. Richard Eck
ert of York town. Texas, one year ago,
for an average price of $2."»4.00 each.
I reserved one Hull for use among a
few select animals. Not being able
to use him snot her season, I am now
offering him for a quick sale, regis
tered and transferred, at the low
price of $100 f. ot b, Goliad, Texas
This animal is strictly an Ameri
can bred St. Lambert Bull, being «
grandson of the celebrated KING of
ST. LAMBERTS KINO; a double
Gr. GRANDSON OF KING OF SAINT
LAMBERT and OONAN S TORMEN
TOR, and strong in the blood of
IDAS RIOTER OF ST LAMBERT.
ALLIE OF 8T LAMBERT. TORMEN
TER STOKE PCMi 18 and TORMEN
TOR, whose combined tested Daugh
ters number over 100 head.
The dam of this animal is one of
the ‘best milk and butter cows in
Texas today; he is now just past four
years of age, guaranteed to lie sound
and perfect in every way; of gentle
disposition end a good handier. He
is also immune to TK’K Fever. Write
at onc(, to
W. M SEELIGSON, JR.,
Goliad. Texas.
As to my reliability, I refer you to
any bank in Goliad, or the editor of
this paper. ,-2»-t>t
Lady Stenographer
I am interested in the Valley and
want to locate permanently. Am open
for a position with someone wanting
a good stenographer. I have had ten
years’ experience with TlTe best con
cerns and consider myself fully capa
ble of taking entire charge of ‘any
routine correspendence. Address No.
«07 Garden street, San Antonio, Tex.
1-20-1Ot
For Sale—A *ood *»ddi« horse, lt»
hands high, suitable for lad>\ Has
ail gaits. App.y Box 283, Browns
ville, Texas. 1-20-tf
Fidelity and Surety Ilond*.—VV
K. Mendenhall. Phone 42. 1-10-t
SAN CARLOS HOTEL
One Block from St. L., B. C& M. Depot
RATES $2.00 PER. DAY
Brownsville, - - - Texas
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ANGLES.TEES.PLATES, MARTWElX IRON WORKS
STEEL S CAST LINTLES. MaKIWOl *W”«
STEELS CAST COLUMNS, HOUSTON, T^V5*
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PROMPT SHIPMENTS. ' * —
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GRIFFING’S 1912
TREE BOOK
GRIFFINGS BROTHERS COMPANY
cTWcALLEN, TEXAS
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OVER THE DEPART TORE
men GRADE
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ALSO KODAK
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Funeral Direct
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FIRE INSURANCE
UlXtAlt L HICKS
Viviar Building Mlaafceth Sifcet
Brownsville, Texas t
OVERLAND
In the last three months thous-ands of people made up their minds
to get a machine of the Sts horsepow-er five-passenger touring car type
They expect<*d to pay around $1350.On Investigation they bought our
Model 59 at $900. It gave them cs-actly what they wanted and allowed
them to save $300 or more in the bargain. Write and aak for Cata
logue li-iiv, or rome and get dein- onsirallon.
Eerson Motor Car Company, Brownsville
Wheelbase 106 inches; motor 4x4 1-2; horsepower 20; Uplltdutf mag
neto; transmission selective, 3 speeds and reverse; K. and 8. ball bear
ings; tires 32x3 1-1 Q. U.; 3 oil lamps, 2 gas lamps and generator
Complete set of tools.
Whittlesey Garage & Machine Co. *" Btni
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Land at Mission For Sale by Owner
480 Acres of Irrigated Land, one Bide foui Mission. No better
land in the Valley. Will sell any aixe tract either improved or wild
to suit purchaser. Absolutely perfect well water for drinking pur
poses. I live on the land. Com* and see and I will offer you a
real bargain. EVAN REES, ^isiion, Texas. Kcaidenee ©Hi Mils
south and one half atilt east of dstiot
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eyes, come and see us at once and have them ex
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