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POINT TO GET
NEW EXCHANGE
ending Will Be Modern
Wlth Latest Telephone
Battery Equipment
POTM?Clal t0 *** Herald.)
Dew ^iThISABEL’ Nov’ «•—EAV-A
*lePhon« exchange building
kvn* C ,COnstructed and the latest
tC ephone common battery
WU1 ^ installed at Point
ZT*1 111 immediate future, ac
r plnR to announcement of J.
• axton, general manager of the
Z° Grande Valley Telephone com
pany.
comPany has purchased a lot
Pt. Isabel, the city commission
rwi*ra2t^d approval of the stan
j*ra wheditfg 01 common battery
t^Phoaerates, and plans will pro
HrJiFu.?11®* for t«e erection of
mLk ?i^g' Approximately six
wili Pc required to se
tnent^^ lns^a^ Hie necessary equlp
This will be the sixth new ex
wange building to be erected in the
J“**ey by the company durmg the
past two years, and places the sys
tem of exchanges in a position a
mong the best in the state. The
company has rurw plants at Mc
Allen, where their general head
quarters are located, Edinburg,
Mercedes, Los Fresnos, are complet
ing their plant at Donna and plan
to have i« ready for opening short
ly after the first of the year.
heits Filed 1 • the District Courts:
No. 884—Nanny Cunningham et
▼ir vs. I. S. Rose and E. E. Sadler,
to try title.
28th District Court
Hon. A. W. Cunningham, Judge.
In Vacation
103rd District Court
Hon. A. M. Kent, Judge.
No Orders.
County Court.
Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge.
Suits Filed: None.
County Court at Law.
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge.
No Orders.
REAL estate transfers.
For Cameron County. Texas.
Furnished by VALLEY ABSTRACT
COMPANY.
La Feria Sugar Co. to S. J.
Schnorenberg. Farm Blk. 7. La Fe
ria Land and Irrig. Co. Sub 40.46
acres. $10.00.
La Feria Townsite Co. to Jennie
Schnoronberg, lot 13. block 15, Town
of La Feria. $10.00.
La Feria Townsite Co. to Jennie
Schnorpnberg, lot 25. block 1, Town
of La Feria. $450.00.
B. M. Holland to S. C. Moore, all
lots 7 to 12 inclusive, block 70, O.
T. Harlingen. $10.00.
Gerald W. McKenna to S C.
Moore, lots 7 to 12 inclusive, block
70. O. T. Harlingen. $10.00.
Hotel Moore, Inc., to S C, Moore,
lots 7 to 12 inclusive, block 70, O. T.
Harlingen. 99.6 per cent undivided
interest. $10.00.
Hotel Moore, Inc., to J. W. Rhone
1-10 of 1 per cent undivided inter
est lot 7 to 12 inclusive, block 70.
O. T. Harlingen. $10.00.
Hotel Moore. Inc., to D. D. Nor
ton, 1-10 of 1 percent undivided in
terest, lots 7 to 12 inclusive, block
70. O. T. Harlingen.
Hotel Moore, Inc., to B. M. Hol
land a 1-10 of 1 percent undivided
interest, lots 7 to 12 inclusive, block
79. O. T. Harlingen. $10.00.
Hotel Moore, Inc., to Gerald W.
McKenna, a 1-10 of 1 percent un
divided interest lots 7 to 12 inclusive,
block 70. O. T. Harlingen. $10.00.
D. D. Norton to S. C. Moore. 1-10
of 1 percent undivided interest ots
7 to 12 inclusive, block 70, O. T. Har
lingen. $10.00.
J. W. Rhone to S. C. Moore, all
of my undivided 1-10 of l percent
undivided interest lots 7 to 12 in
clusive, block 70, O. T. Harlingen.
^ f 10.00.
John F. Boory et als to Cuates
Irrig. Co., 1220 acres of share 32,
Espiritu Santo Grant. $10.00.
P. W. Perkins to Valley Citrus
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Brownsville. Texas
Dally, except iutiday—On air 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Back or air at
4 p. m. with Valley news and Associated Presr dispatches from The
Brownsville Herald. Remain on air until 7 p. m.
Groves Co.. Harlingen, lots 9, 10. 11.
12, 13. block 39. Raleigh Ct. Addn.,
La Feria. $9000.00.
Port Isabel Co. to P. H. Shumak
er et ux.. lot 12, biock 101, Port
Isabel. $3750.00.
F. N. Booth to Manuel Hernan
dez, lot 5, block 21, Fourth Addn.,
San Benito. $148.75.
John M. Jones et ux. to C. F.
Thomas, 11.7 acres out of west 23.34
acres, lot 4, block 212, El Jardin re
sub., shares 23. 28 to 31, 25, Espi
ritu Santo Grant. Plat 4-48. $10.00.
S. M. Bonney et ux to J. T. Pat
terson, out oi block 5. Ratlin s>uo.
of block 20, San Benito Land and
| Water Co. $500.00.
HIDALGO COUNTY
Stanley G. Duff to Clyde Tennis
Land Co.. E. 10 acres, lot 11, section
26, Tex-Mex. $1800.00.
Ynes de la Riva to Lydia G. de
Guerra, lot 9, block 27, McAllen.
$10.00.
D. Guerra to Lydia G. de Guerra
lot 3, block 12, Young Addn. to Mc
Allen. $500.00.
Esteban G. Garza to Lydia G. de
Guerra, lot 7, block 38, McAllen.
$10.00.
Hill Buesch Bentsen, Inc., to Mis
sion Dev. Co., lots 140, 141, 142, 143,
144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 196,
197, 198, 200, 174, and 199, Pride
O’ Texas Sub. $10.00.
Emil Buescher and John L. Hill
1 to Hill, Buescher Bentsen, lots 140,
141, 142, 143, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149.
150. 196. 197. 198. 200, 174, and 199,
Pride O' Texas Sub. $1.00.
Progreso Development Co. to Louis
Harziger, N. 10.21 acres lot 77, Llano
Grande Sub. $12,762.50.
Mary E. Shumaker, et vir to C. B.
Cox, W. 1-2 of E. 1-2 lot 7. block 36,
[ Alamo Tract Subd. $10.00.
W. Lee Williams et al. to Clell
! Solether, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, block 40.
Weslaco.
P. W. Barron to Carmen G. Pa
lacios, lots I and 2, block 4, La Pa
loma Addn. to McAllen. $475.00.
Carmen G. Palacios to Isidore
Cavazos, lots 1 and 2. block 4. La
Paloma Addn. to McAllen. $500.00.
W. Drummond to Mrs. H. C. Daw
son. lot 11, block 17. Sec. 2, Laurel
Hill Cemetery. $50.00.
First National Bank of Mission to
C. V. Lysinger, lot 2, block 15, section
"B” Laurel Hill Cemetery. $10.00.
Henry A. Davis, et u" to First
Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
lot 7, block 13. Weslaco. $3000 00.
First Natio?<’l Bank of McAllen
to S. P. Metzger, E. 7.18 acres of W.
29.36 acres lot 9, Hidalgo Canal Co.
First National Bank. McAllen to
S. P. Metzger. E. 22.18 acres lot
16. Sec. 13, Hidalgo Canal Co., same
deed as before.
El Jardin Athletic
Carnival Success
Due to the splendid co-operation
of patrons, the athletic association
of El Jardin high school realized
a neat sum from its carnival held
at El Jardin school building for the j
purpose of raising funds for ath
letics.
The main attraction of the eve
ning was the coronation of the
queen. Maurine Barnes, who was
elected to the honor by students, j
••Ipta,” the mysterious thing
which neither eats nor sleeps, but j
prows bigger every day, was viewed j
by many and found to be every-1
thing that it was advertised to be.
10
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S. S. Algonquin
From Galveston Wed. Nov.27, Dec. It, 25
A big, deluxe steamer with spacious
lounges, tea rooms, orchestra, dancing,
deck sports and other social activities.
Also S. S. "HENRY R. MALLORY"
from Galveston Sats. Nov. 9,23, Dec. 7,
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SIDELIGHTS
CAPITOL
"The Saturday Night Kid" came
to the Capitol yesterday to the tune
of well-deserved rounds of applause
from audiences there. ’ The Satur
day Night Kid” be it known, is
Clara Bow herself; the smash-bang,
love em and cleave to 'em red
headed “It” girl.
This time she is a zippy, ambi
tious little sales girl in a big depart
ment store. She falls for James
Hall, handsome floor-walker, but he
begins to forget her when he gets a
promotion from his boss. In order
to make him think her more de
sirable Clara deliberately establishes!
a “rep" for herself as a Saturday
Night Kid. a girl who makes a date
with a different "swell guy" every
Saturday night.
Son of Mission
Couple Honored
(Special to The Herald.)
MISSION. Nov. 8.—Louis Alsmey
er, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Als
meyer, and county apent in Flori
da. has recently been awarded a
gold medal and a trip to Chicago’
by the Soil Improvement commit-!
tee of the National Fertilizer asso
ciation in recognition of his out
standing work.
This award is made annually by
the committee to each of the three
county agents of the south whose
work is most noteworthy. Mr. Als
meyer is the first Floridan to re
ceive the honor.
NEW BUILDING
STARTED HERE
Clay & McDavitt to Be In
New Location on
Washington
_.
Construction wrok has been
started on an attractive building
in Brownsville, which will house the
Clay and McDavi'. store, not. lo
cated on Elizabeth street.
The new building is located on
Washington street between Tenth
and Eleventh and will represent
an investment of close to $10,000.
It^is being built by the . oung es
The structure will be 50x110
feet, one story, and built of brick,
tile and stucco, with a reinforced
concrete foundation.
Ben V. Proctor drew plans for
it and Proctor and Dudley have the
contract for construction. Mater
lal has been moved to the site and
work on the foundation is being
done now.
Clay and McDavitt expect to
move to the new location January
first.
This store is one of the old bus
iness houses of the city, having
been establish in 1912. It has
been located in the present site,
between Eleventh and Twelfth
on Elizabeth street, for a number
of years.
The store carries complete lines
of leather goods, including sad
dles and harness, hardware, farm
implements and sporting goods.
Attractive display wtndrws will
be furnished in the new location,
and larger space will be available
for the stock of the firm.
Clay and McDavitt will occuoy
the entire building.
---—
Edinburg Baptists
to Hold Institute
(Special to The Herald)
EDINBURG, Nov. 8—Special
Baptist Sunday school workers will
be in Edinburg next week to con
duct an institute beginning Sun
day and continuing throught the
week. r. Judi B. Holt, pastor of !
the Baptist church, has announced.
Classes are to begin at 7 p. m.
each evening. Inspirational speak
ers will be invited to the services,
and several state and other widely !
known workers will participate in
the institute. A complete religious !
census of Edinburg will be made I
Sunday after .oon.
If Chin In,t*nt- «oothing relief or
_ , _ _ 5 money beck. Use PAZO
PILES OINTMENT. Try it for
Q, I Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
U I C 1C Protruding Pile*. Successful
n.li.f in most stubborn esses. Ask
meiier for pazo ointment, in
tor.Tr :ent, handy tubes with pile pipe
attachment, 75c; or in tin box, 60c.
Anthony’s Delicious
PECAN WAFFLES .
At the Old White Kitchen
Try Our
Famous 50c Steak Sappers
_ l
READY IN TWO MINUTES! 11
A HOT NOURISHING BREAKFAST
SHREDDED
All the body-building elements of the whole wheat, nothing
added, nothing taken away. So easy to serve and so deli
cioualy nourishing. Gives new vigor and life to tired tissues.
Serve with hot or cold milk or fruits.
So Light and Tender i ,
Made Wres#
THE GOOCH WAY
For golden-brown pancakes that melt on your
tongue—use Gooch’s Best Pancake Flour.
This self-rising flour is a perfect Pancake
Flour ready-mixed. You need only add water,
stir and bake. In 10 minutes you are serving
your “best yet” pancakes-fragrant, fluffy,
tender.
Ask your grocer how you can get a Wear
Ever Aluminum Pancake Griddle.
OTHER GOOCH'S BEST PRODUCTS
Macaroni . . . Spaghetti ... Vermicelli
Egg .Xoodlcs . . . Elbow Macaroni
,_ For Sale by All Good Growers
THIS STORE WILL' BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
TODAY, SATURDAY and TIIES AY
STTOAR spounds 97c
^Jr jC^kaJL^L With $2.00 purchase other merchandise jjMt
TT'T /*"\T T II ANGEL 6-lb. sack . 27c
J„ JL/W U X\» FOOD 12‘lb-#ack. 52c
SHI IRTENING '*2K» 12'Ac
COFFEE Aroma Brand—100 % Pure 28c
Pork & leans crr.LS 31c
Tomato PasteD” 25c
|Jt TCpA 3-lb. Can ....... 65c
VJlVlU\JVy 6-lb, Can * 1.26
SOAP PALBM.rE 2Qc
CORN ’?<£..25c
Toilet Paper1 "r 36c
PRESERVES AS,™FLAVORS 23c
KATSUP T”D.22c
Talcum Powder 7™.*,, 35c
PEANUT BUTTER B~ 15c
SARDINES—00 15c
CORNED BEEF Tic 23c
ME A T DEPAR TMENT \
Nice Fresh Sliced Bacon, lb.32c I
Chuck Roast, Lb..22c I
Bacon Squares, Lb.20c ?
Stew Meat, lb......18c |
9th & Elizabeth Streets_Brownsville Texas

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