Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 2

i WKwmy wm wm mm 11 l'inu'juim Harrison at Tenti Phone 555 rAGE TWO VALLEY MORNING STAR Sunday. November 3, 1935 GOP LEADER TALL CORN PRIZE HUSKER inn rial tram Mmt'l irsin 111 Kcpubl 'i but en ali county for militi The pi. hr Mr, lit to 1 of rampaifrn principle an and intrr i veloped pi 'a hat on am pu a address la! ftiner alif ti questi bark to tl aara liinjL'ti ri to dvbt: oii a to which the he had neetved no copy fStot invited tlei Burdette be held at Mortuary, MM li hi llifif nil li shortly he- l.ailmjcen iV newest fi meral home the tratti p4 at IlarriM and Tenth at 3 nt nil pet ial a ward Fl Pa xa- a al ter routeil to- The nr if 1 11. vv was il ter whicn fc inspection by the pub- then to ah 1 iida) is conside red to rank St 1 i Hi! hi i ii larger estab lishments in 1 i i 1 fit lunirt "a 1 cities I i as far as eqi uipment and before noon, about I having Palo Alto The me concerned, is ha nidling Na- tin i i ional cas ket" anu vai ii and Hoovii a' tne Cedar Cas ket company trip Secretarv i lia 1 Hai lin gen exclusiv ely. Their Lyman Wilbur.

pi at room is i the Mr. la at hom lern to be ound this waa marked a ttOli Ol the count ry anil all activity nich 1 1 1 the nenod dur 1 the late? mp and eleilion Alter of the teatui the nrenaruti' hh the ef mortuary is the of Keo Koy ale threc-u ay funeral Exiled Cl iurchmen Plan Conference liieh mits the casket to ivi 111 nach from the it lead the I in oth- neral lies. The three-way i is development of al coach manufacturers. A ambulance is also equipment and the mortu- ntctids to offer the best available. It is with a motor and lipment.

Wesley A. chief embalmer and ambu- iver, a graduate of the it of Mines first aid school, chines from Wichita, was manager of Auto Hits Culvert IN SCCTTSBORO 1 nrtuary. He is a il with in funeral vvitli iil firms in the I lie nt vv mortuary intends to the public with the fact their is not selling eas- ts but -clliiijr funerals, One mistake funeral directors have made to concentrate their uiei'incs on selling caskets in- Mead of funerals. Mr. liasc wife will arrive hui and i to lady assistant.

Mr. 1. Stut ici, member the new business, has been established in the Valley for the past 22 years and has mortuaries at Mercedes and Donna. Mr. Grafton r.uuiette, formerly of Detroit, will he manager of the mortuary here.

The national casket which the ew mortuary is exclusively featuring is the foremost in the itmiiUj and it the only casket i which consistently con- CASE OUTBREAK iver 12 12 ITS 1 I 7 28 2 3 2 1 3 138 8 8 874 125 21 10 6 4 6 6 2 5-4 New York Curb it Svc TO 37s 3 33j 356 28 28 i i V. ilu If ao oo ou 4 Pow 28 5 5 FORT "ORTH FORT WORTH. Nov. 12. II offerings on the Fort Worth ish gram market were in fair at the week-end.

Kstimat- receipts in cur intludM! Ore pobceman was serious.y beaten and ar rests were made wheat 24, corn eats none; bar lev in a demonstration in Washington by a group tiir'anamj free- 1, sorghums 2. dcm for sewen negroes of whose oeatH sentence was set astde ana a new aerea bv tne United States Suonene court. Pnoto) ir.L leignt paiu 1 Delivered Texas ports, ex- 1 pi otein I Barley No 3 nominali jtort rate, or Texas common Wheat So 1 hard. and billinjf; 1-2 I nominally 34. Sorjrhums 2 yellow Milo per 03 05; No.

2 white kaffir 53-55. Delivered Texas common points or group three: corn No. 1 mixed 37-38; No. 2 white 41 1 1-2; No. 2 yellow 38 12.

Delivered Texas common points: Oats No. 2 red 22-23 1 No. 3 red 21 1-2. GREENWOOD OB BENZ IS DEAD LYNX, Nov 12. -Jacob C.

Benz, 73, president of Benz Kid company and one of the most widely known leather men in the country, died today. ntinued I promote business efficiertly in our government, we favoi the employment a competent city manager to administer the ment along strictly business lines, the elective officers composing tlie commission to act in a legislative and advisory capacity, serving without compensation or only nominal remunumeration for the meetings actually attended. the last three years we have seen all commodity prices decline about 50 per cent on the averag except public utility services, which i the same or at least have not declined. If elected your major, we propo undertake a thorough investigation of these utilities, looking toward tion of these charges commensurate with other commodity costs. It singular that public utility and government are two items cost of which the depression not reduced.

These we to remedy. We earnestly so- the consideration of ail who endorse the above program, regardless of their affiliations and ledge you consistent and conscientious effort to achieve common purpose. Faithfully yours, PAUL G. ices the has pose licit Thugs Slay Woman SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 12.

Mrs, Mirando 3L3 lei 114 with a burst of machine gun bullets early today much in same manner her first husband was killed 10 years ago. She was seated in her parked automobile talking with a friend, Michael Fiore, when her slayers sprayed her care with lead trom a passing machine. Piore was wouncied slightly. Junkin to Reopen Furniture House Joe Junkin, whose furniture store was destroyed by fire re- cmtly, fs making ations to 10 -open at the saute Joe ion, witi the building havii eled and thoroughly worked over Junkin is already receiving his new stock, some of which has ready been put in the buikW More is being shipped to gen. Flight Record Try Halted by Blowout COLUMBUS.

Nov. 12. attempt by Colonel Roscoe Turntf to establish a new trans-continen- tal round-trip air record was abaii. doned here this afternoon when colonel blew a tire in landing monoplane at Port Columbus. Orville of Kanawha, husked than 32 hushe.

corn in 80 minutes to win the r.tate com-husnmg competition, will reptescr.t in the national meet November 10 near (Associated Press Photo) Dedicatory Sendees For tot I er-Burdette New Mortuary Slated Today oucts national advertising in leading magazines. The prices marked the caskets are for the entire funeral serviie. The standard service which the family receives with the purchase of the casket consists of funeral management and direction, family car, funeral car, casket as selected, newspaper notices, preparation, dressing and care of the body, outside enclosure, burial pi in.its and certificates, transit i of remains, music, use of chapel and cemetery equipment such as a tent, lowering device, ehaiis and other articles. In fact, after purchase of the casket theic is no further charge made by the mortuary except for other serviies which might not be listed in this article. The new mortuary is beauti- tully designed both in the interior and exterior.

The white building is outstanding and furnishings are striking with their beauty. The accommodates I persons and by adding the foyer and iront loom approximately 225 persons can be accommodated. The choir and minister are hi a raised enclosure and a private room is adjoining where the lainily may see the services. The program for the dedicatory services this afternoon will be opened with a prelude by Miss Nancy Jennings, Harlingen pianist. A mii'ical selection "ill be given by a choir composed Mrs.

IUigher, Mrs. li. Perry, Miss irginia Perry, Miss Gertrude Roberts, Mrs. Stanley Mrs. F.

Hardin, Miss Margaret Klmorc, Mrs. Harold Call, Mrs. K. C. Bennett, anti Miss Case and directed by David Oi mesher.

A vocal solo by Mr. Jesse Collier, piano solo by Miss Mary Elizabeth Challes, vocal solo by Mrs. Fiank Chastain, violin solo by Mr. Warren E. lieitz and a musical selection by a ladies tette aie also included in te pro- gi aiunie.

Markets NUW YORK STOCKS By Associated Al 48 80 M'S Can 115 56 57 TA: 1 12 111 1 12 Anae 101 1011 Auburn 5i4 50 4 748 lx I'oip Steel 36 20 Sg 11 1 Chrysler 201 17 17 Col F4Ir 3 8 8 8j4 Com Sou. 32 3 3 1, Dui ont 137 1 Eastman 2 5454 Tk 2 18 4 18 A Cordial Invitation Is Extended To Harlingen and the Valley To At tend The DEDICATOR SER VICES Today At 3 P. M. PROGRAM Prelude Musical Select ion Miss Najicy JeiiniiiK Airs. liarles I lusher Mrs.

K. Pern Virginia Perry Miss (Gertrude Kolieris rs. SI an lev Mrs. li K. llardin Miss Margaret Klnioj- Mrs.

Harold Call Mrs. K. Jennie Case nder llie direction of David Orniesher) Itiviuation Vocal Piano Vocal Violin Musical Jesse -Miss Mary Elizabeth Challes Mrs. Frank Chastain Mr. Warren E- Heitz Ladies Octette are proud of our Ue have tnetl to a Funeral Home which will be a credit to ihe rommuniiy we shall 1 lie design and eonslruction been the best procurable, the best of service at ail times.

Clear cut costs, enabling a irfett understanding before obligation oi em- ed up by twenty years of service In our Valley. 4 uUi Items ol lair dealing back.