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Don’t “Hit the Trail” of Hot Pavements to Find an Apartment—Look Over the Rental Ads AUTOMOTIVE OPEN EVENINGS STEVENSON MOTOR CO, Inc. Brownsville. Texas. FOR SALE—Fordson tractor, disc and Oliver plow. D. N. Nall. Route 1. La Feria, Texas. South White Ranch road. T-77 FOR SALE OR TRADE—7 - passenger Cadillac aedan in A1 condition. A real bargain. See E. O. Anglin at Val ley State Bunk, Harlingen. Texas. 8-152 LBSD TRACTORS—One 15-30 McCor. nfltk Deerlng leas than 9 months old; on a 10-20 McCormick-Deerlng. 1 year old; one OP John Deere leas than 4 months old; one Model D John Deere; also some good Fordsons and Imple ment*. The above are priced low for quick turn-over; carry one month's guarantee, and can be bought on lib eral term*. Cali, write or phone Oo lay-Kirkpatrick Tractor and Implement Co.. 1113-17 W Jackson. Harlingen. Texas. Phone 1030. TBS FOR SALE—1929 TV Soto coach; run less than 10.000 mile*. The price Is right. See it at Wood & Dodd s in. Hurance office. T-110 NEED HELP? Read the Situations Wanted column. PERSONAL THE MEDICAL ARTS HOSPITAL of Edinburg. Texas, will start a new class for student nurses September IS. Any one wbo desires to enter this class should write at once to Superintendent of Nunes. Medical ArU Hospital. Ed inburg. Texas. T-00 LOST ~D FOUND_ LOST—Small ring, diamond In white gold setting. Finder return to A. E. Tough. Abbott Bulck Co. Reward. T-100 LOST—In shopping district, Browns ville. coin purse containing about $26 SO Finder please return to 357 W Levee. Suitable reward. T.105 LOST—Bunch keys at postoffice. Re. turne general delivery window. Re ward T.103 HELP WANTED SALESMEN We have an opening for two ex perienced automobile salesmen; also experienced Nash mechanic; percentage basis. BROWNSVILLE NASH CO. 1327 Levee. Brownsville. T-67 + _ WANTED—First class Chevrolet me chanic. Apply Hooks Chevrolet Co. Donna. T-63 500 RELIABLE cotton Farmers wanted 22.000 acres Willacy Co. dry land for rent. Must be able to finance self Delta Orchards Co.. phone 1000. Harlingen. Texas, or T. C. Oreen. phone $5. Raymondrtlle. Texas 8-217 Classified Business Directory U.. ——' ARCHITECTS BEN V. PROCTER ENGINEERING CO. Architects—Engineer* 308 Merchants Bank Bldg. Phone 617 Brownsville. Texas E. G. HOLLIDAY Architect and Builder 409 State Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone 906 R. NEWELL WATERS Architect g-13 Security State Bank Building Weslaco, Texas | E. B. GORE Civil sod Consulting Engineer Boom 408. 8t*te National Bank Bldg. Brownsville. Texas. Phone 1077 BUILDERS—CONTF ACTORS PROCTER & DUDLEY General Contractors 1 528 Washington St. Brownsville, Texas Phone 627 l E. M. RIDLEY ^ General Contractor Roads, Land Leveling, Plowing, Sub-soiling EXCAVATIONS EMBANKMENTS MERCHANTS NATL BANK / BROWNSVILLE MAtTRESS RENOVATING Let Us Renovate Your Mattress i make mattresses to order. All repair work guaranteed SOMMERS 12th and Adams Phone 674 """ DRAT—TRANSFER ! Mason Transfer & Grain Co. bonded warehouse SEEDS OF ALL KINDS Light and Heavy Hauling L WE MOVE ANYTHING 1105 Adams. Phone 138 ( AUSTIN TRANSFER COMPANY Crating. Shipping. Hauling Phones 421 and 519 FLORISTS • THE FLOWER SHOP Cut flowers, pot plants, funeral designs and bouquets 'J 1254 Elizabeth St. * Phone 1388 _ .... . JsGWYER THE FLORIST, flowers «.id funeral designs. St Charles gad Pita streets. Phone 771. I g HOTELS—CAFES WHITE KITCHEN Famous for Its Cooking—Immaculacy and Service The popular place for business lunches 12th between Elizabeth end Washington FINANCIAL LOANS Do improved residence and buxtnesi property. Todd and Unaerwood 1057 Levee Bt. Brownsville. Texas. la - . ————— - - _L ■ CASH REGISTERS NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO. Registers bought, sold and exchanged W. E. Sanders Representative Phone 29. Harlingen. Tex Box 903 NICKEL PLATING Electro-Nickel Plating We nickel plate bumpers, radiators, headlights, etc. Also mirrors plated VALLEY ELECTRO PLATINO WORKS IStb and Polk. Phone S5 Brownsville. Texas. OFFICE EQUIPMENT ~~ ART METAL FILING Equipment Maverick-Clarke Lltho Co. 208 Merchants National Bank Phone 617—Brownsville , Office Equipment and Supplies HARGROVES STATIONERY & BOOK STORE Brownsville. Texas ~FUNERAL DIRECTORS 123^^^^ 300 ROOFING THE TURNER BROWNSVILLE ROOFING CO.. Inc. We respectfully solicit your re-roofing as well as new. Eighth and Railroad Brownsville. Tex. Phone 1168 TYPEWRITERS DAVENPORT Typewriter Exchange (Brownsville's Typewriter House) Distributors. New L. C. Smith “Si lent” 8 and Late Corona 4 type writers. Also sell Royal Portables and “Factory” Rebuiits—all makes We repair ail makes typewriter and adding machines. 1112 Elizabeth SL Phone 1105. WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER SALES CO. Typewriters—Adding Machines Supplies—Repairs Phone 506—Harlingen PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS RALPH A. DUNKELBERG Attorney at Law Commercial Collections a Specialty 106 Seabury. George and Taylor Building Brownsville. Texas Davenport. West and Ransome Attorneys at Law 307-308 Merchants National Bank Brownsville, Texas H. B. GALBRAITH Attorney at Law Merchants National Bank Bldg. Brownsville, Texas J. T. Canales C. S. Eidman. Jr. CANALES AND EIDMAN Attorneys at Law Real Estate a Specialty 303 Merchants National Bank Brownsville. Texas H. L. Yates Attorney at Law State National Bank Bldg. Brownsville CHIROPRACTOR_ M. Cook, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR Nerv-O-Meter Service 1715 Grant and Seventeenth Victoria Heights Brownsville. Texas. _Phone 1228-J EL VIBKA SYSTEM USED REAL ESTATE LOS EBANOS 1 Brownsville’# Supreme Residential Dis trict. carefully restricted, completely improved. Home sites (rom $1200.00. easy terms. James-Dickinson Co, Realtors, corner El Jar din Hotel Bldg, Brownsville. | F. W. Howard REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS Farm Property Large Tracts of Citrus Lands Arcade Bldg. Phone 1090 i Your Vacation Money Lies in the used ice box, bike, odd pieces of furniture (especially that suit able for camping and summer cot tages!. the baby carriage, musical instrument, etc., that are no longer needed . . . that just take up space and accumulate dust. Let a little want ad “Clean Sweep” for you. Look over your "White Elephants” now and phone your ad to Phone No. 8. Yes you can charge it. I BELT If ANTED j WANTED—For Saturday and Sunday. 16 waiters at Point Isabel Yacbt club. Apply In person. *T_111 LET A HERALD Want Ad do the Job. They are tireless little workers on the Job night and day. WANTED AT ONCE—Experienced man fry cook; must know their business: a good position to right party. Apply in person. Hlwsy Inn. Harlingen. T-108 WANTED—Experienced meat cutter: must be first-class and give age and references In first letter. Address Box T-107. Herald. T.107 SALESMEN—AGENTS HARDWARE SALESMAN WANTED— Experienced man; age preferred. 25 to 30; must oe good salesman and active. Rio Grande Hardware and Machinery Co.. Ban Benito. T_23 ' BOY WANTED—Apply at The Hereld office. WANTED—Non-union barber. Apply San Benito Barber Shop, San Benito. Texaa. T-88 . ’ S CATIONS WANTED PLOWINO. discing, orchard cultivation ! and land leveling. G. B Bowman. | Banker Rond. Brownsville. Texas. T.M j AN OPPORTUNITY to get Into some thing different will be found under "Business Opportunities” In the Want Ads MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW wants posi. tion a* housekeeper or nurse In pri vate home. Can furnish reference Box 548 McAllen. Texas T-73 LIVESTOCK—POULTRY I BUY HORSES and mules, wild or ti.Ti-1. Jose Cue. Hotel Imperial. H Matamoros. Mexico Phone 57. S-177 FOR SALE—Registered Duroc hogs See J. H. Smith at Humpty Dumotv Market. La Feria_ T-72 FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN on city property. Sam Hugbston. Maltby Bldg. 8-247 BUSINESS OPPORTUN1TY FOR SALE-Bill s Cafe at 7th and Jackson, opposite S. P. freight depot. Good reason for selling. 8-200 BUi OR EXCHANGE WILL TRADE 160 acres 4 miles south west of Mercedes, all clear of brush ex cept 15 acres for land close to San Benito preferred, or Brownsville or Harlingen. Might trade for Browns ville Income propertv. Also 40 acres 3 miles north of Weslaco all clear fair house and good well water. Address Box 961. San Benito. Texas T-104 MISCELLANEOUS TIME WELL SPENT Is time devoted to booking over the classified ads. FLAT TOP OAK DESK, oak chair, shelving, counters. Will sell cheap L. B. Everett. Weslaco. Texas. T-74 ARTICLES FOR SALE NEW GROCERY REFRIGERATOR, best made. Capacity 100 cubic feet. Re duced price. Terms. L. B. Everett. Weslaco. Texas. T-74 NEW WOODSTOCK typewriter. Re. duced price. Terms. L. B. Everett Weslaco. Texaa. T-75 NEW PORCELAIN Toledo scale, perfect condition, used few months. Reduced price. Terms. L. B Everett. Weslaco, Texas. T-74 FINE NATION cash register. Five banks of keys. Perfect condition Used only few months. Terms. L. B. E-er ett. Weslaco, Texas. T_75 NEW BABY GRAND PIANO reduced to half price. A real standard make. F. D. Hambly. Box 562. phone 8R8-M. Brownsville. T-101 WANTED—REAL ESTATE R. U. Dissatisfied? If for some reason you are anxious to sell your Improved grove, farm, or land In brush. It will pay you to get In touch with us at once. We have bora fide prospective customers with cash Address. WITTROCK & CO. 806 Harrison St. Oak Park. Illinois 8-210 Los Ebanos Lot We have been authorized by owner to sell his beautiful Los Ebanos lot for 61.000; terms can ba arranged. This la an unusual sacrifice. Call Mr Egsn at James-Dlcktnson. phone 499. 8-119 INVESTIGATE SUMMIT PLACE THEN INVEST % In Brownsville's new business and residential sub-dlvtslon. located on 13th and 14th streets, one mile from Gateway Bridge, on the main thorough fare leading to the proposed ship channel, municipal air port. rich farming 1!strict of El Jardin. and Boca Chios Beach. Easy terms. Ten per cent down, balance 5 years to pay. lease Dennett. phone427. Brownsville. Texas. GOOD LAND In Raymondvtlle district at bargain. Improved and unimproved. Large or small tracts. Several pieces suiteble for development end subdi vision. Prices are right. Terms are right. A pleasure to show you. Geo R Lochrle. Raymondvtlle. Texas. 8-224 A HOME on easy terms Is listed In the Real Estate Columns today. CLASSIFIED RATES and RULES Advertise nents will be accepted over tbs telephone from telephone subscribers, or frcm those having regular charge accounts Other classified advertising must be ac companied by cash. No advertising accepted on an 'until forbid" order. A specified number of insertions must be given. The Herald reserves the right to place all advertisements under the proper class! Hex tton. and reject unclesn or objectionable oopy Obituartss. resolutions, and cards of thanks will be taken at the reg ular classified rate. The publishers ara not responsi ble for copy, omissions, typograph ical error nr any unintentional sr ror that may occur, farthei than to correct in the nest issu* alter It is brought to their attention. All ad vertising orders are accepted on this basis only. Telephone No I aud dictate your advertisement to an experienced classified writer. To insure publication same day copy should be presented not later than 10 30 a. in. Copy tor Sunday issues should be m not later than 1:30 p. m Saturdays to insure proper classification. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 3 words cr less, one in sertton 30s. Over 20 words, one insertion. per word .life Suneeauent insertions run con secutively. per word. lc 07 month, per word.25c Minimum for monthly rate. 10 words. No classified advertisement ac cepted for less than.30c LOCAL READER RATES Readers, per count tins 20c— Per Inch .|l 20 | Second and third days. 17c per line, fourth, fifth and sixth days. 15c per line; 7 consecutive days. 15e oer line. FARMS FOR SALE TWO 10.ACRE citrus orchards near Harlingen. Trees about seven vears old end have good crop of fruit now. Price rea-^ftiable. F. W Howard. Phone 1090 T-8I 30 ACRES 100^ CITRUS LAND: five acres trees; well located; $325 03 pet acre; one-half cash; terms. Upde'tralf La Per!a. Texas. T-101 WE HAVE some fine potato and cttrui land In small or large tracts. Will b< glad to show them. F. W. Howard Phone 1090 8-121 EVERY DAY there is a new list of of fere and wants In the Classified Sec tlon Watch It carefully and regular! and get lust what you wsut. ONE 8-ROOM 2-story house with thre< acres of land off Boca Chlca highway three miles from town, at a sacrifice F. W. Howard, phone 1090. T-9! AN AUTOMOBILE Is not so hard l< buy If you watch for the bargains of fered In the "Automotive" columns o the Classified Section. FOR SALE One 5-room house and two lots on th* corner of Washington and Palm Blvd Will sell the lota with or without tht improvements. These are besutlfu lots and are being offered reasonable F. W. Howard. Phone 1090. T-13 HQlSLS FOR SALE FOR SALE—Beautiful Los Ebanc* home, flv* rooms, large lot; built oi brick; wonderful exposure. Prlcec right. Terms can be arranged. Call Mr. Egan. James-Dirklnson Co. Phon« 499. Home phone 1398-W. T-3i SACRIFICE—New thoroughly moden 5-room house, best buy in Brownsville small down payment, balance like rent See Mrs. Flornece Stafford. 1719 Have street, Victoria Heights. Phone 1075-M T-4! FOR SALE—Hollow tils stucco bungs low In Los Ebanos; cash or terrm Phone 1258-J. 8-15' FOR SALE—Modern 8-room 2-stor\ house. 325 W. Levee street. Phone 251. T-7f LOTS FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL LOS EBAN08 LOT Southeast exposure; must be sold at i sacrifice. Phone 1398-W. or call at No 1. Del Francis Apartments. Los Ebanos /' 6-111 WANTED—REAL ESTATE WANTED—20 to 30-acre tract of choice well located citrus land. Must be htgt and well drained, preferably resaca oi river front. Give full details tm to lo cation. Improvements, distance t< schools, electric power lines, etc., wit! best price, both on cash and term! basis. Answer T-92, Brownsville Herald _ T-9! RENTAL Listings Wanted We have several clients for rental properties List your houses and apartments with us. FOSTER-MOOTHART CO. Realtors. Phone 470. FOR RENT—50 acres potato land. Irri gated Call at 101 Adams street, oi phone 581. T.97 APARTMENTS ALONSO APARTMENTS—Nicely fur ntsbed Corner Sixth and Levee Phene 838. P-20i FOR RENT—Well rumlshed apart ment; also south aide sleeping room Close In. Phone 189. T-d5 CONLEY APARTMENTS—Cool, and all conveniences. 357 W. Leva* or phone S47-R. Q-214 APARTMENTS APARTMENT for rent on pared street. Lights, water and gas furnished. AU ran vealsnoss. Pbons 439 o-m FOR RENT—New cool apartments and rooms. Phone 937-J. 8-170 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS at your door every day through the Want Ad col umns. NEW DUPLEX, furnished and unfur til shed. Every convenience. No. 1113 Weet Elizabeth. Phone Carloe O. Wat son.TJi MAY DAY APARTMENTS—Cool new. modem. - 11 located Completely fur nished including zerozones. gas. garage Summer rates. 121 Washington. Phone 714. 8-28 TWO-ROOM furnished apartment and rr-ols. 1022 8t. Charles. Phone 829-W 8-57 THREE-ROOM southeast apartment; very attractive rental. Phone 946-W 8-80 WE HAVE both furnished and unfur nished apartments and unfurnished houses. Howard, phone 1090. T-102 FURNISHED ROOMS ROOMS AND APARTMENTS—Reason - able rates Olenwood Hotel. Phone 619 P-1 II WONDRFUL BARGAINS are offered dally In the Classified Ads. FURNISHED ROOMS—South exposure, very close In; reasonable. 942 Levee. _T-112 - HOUSES FOR RENT—8-room bouse: all con veniences St. Charles and Palm Bivd Phone 896-W R-216 FOR RENT—5-room modem residence near school and on pavement J. G.l Starck. Putegnat Hardware Co. 8-193 FOR RENT—5-room house, with built in features and modem conveniences 1454 Washington. West Brownsville. J.! R. Barnard. Box 467. San Benito. T-85 HOUSE AT OLMITO for rent. Water and gas Write Bo* 143. Olmlto. T-3 i HOUSE IN LOS EDANOS FOR RENT Bridle veneer, unfurnished; 5 rooms: all modern conveniences; garage FIVE-ROOM HOUSE ON ST FRANCIS STREET. Modern conveniences: garage; cool John B. Puckett care Rio Grande Valley Trust Co. 8-234 FOR RENT 3-room cottages, front porch. Shower baths, gas and lights. Third and St Francis streets Phone 1190 T-ll ROOMS AVP BOARD BOARD AND ROOM In private famllv for young man. Phone 532. T-49 WANTED TO RENT IF YOU HAVE houses for rent list them with Howard, phone 1090. T-102 LEGAL ADVERTISING NOTICE TO BIDDERS THE COMMISSIONERS COURT OF CAMERON COUNTY WILL RECEIVE BIDS AT THE COURT HOUSE. BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS ON SEPTEMBER 4TH. 1929. at 10 a. m. for the purchase of one or more 12 ft. graders welching ap proximately 10,000 lbs. each. The court reserves the right t reject any or all bids. •I. J Bishop. County Auditor I 8-13-20-27-3-4t-3512 . - LAREDO HOLDS CITRUS MEET Dozen Valley People To At tend Important Gather ing Today (Special to The Herald) HARLINGEN. Aug. 13. — Valley members of the citrus quarantine committee left this section again today for Laredo to attend a citrus meeting there at 4 o'clock this after noon at the call of J. M. Curtro. state plant pathologist. The exact purpose of the meeting was not explained by Del Curto. but in a telegraphic communication to Myron F. Ward, chamber of com merce secretary here, he said the meeting Is of considerable Import ance to the citrus sections, and urged Valley people to be there. About a dozen Valley people were on the way to Laredo today for the meeting. One Grave to Hold 8 Wreck Victims DALLAS. Texas. Aug. 13.—(An One laree grave, made by 50 neigh bors. todav will receive eight mem bers of the Badgett family, killea Sunday in the grade crossing accL dent near Mesquite which took 13 lives. . . .. _ The five members of the McHen ry familv who lost their lives will be buried In Oklahoma. The thirteen were killed when a truck upon which they were re turning from a Sunday outing was struck by the fast Sunshine Special nacrenger train a few yards from th** home of one of the families. Mrs. Iva Badgett and seven of her children and Mr. and Mrs E. F. McHenry and three of their chil dren were killed. Only one occu pant of the truck. Mary Lee Mc Henry. 7 years old. survived. Both of her legs were broken. BUSINESS WOMEN TO HEAR DOCTOR TALK Dr. P. R. Wilson, of the health department, will address the Brownsville Business and Profes sional Woman’s club at the regular meeting at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the chamber of commerce. His talk is to be on health topics. All mem bers are urged by officers to at tend this meeting, as arrangements will be made to go to the quarterly banquet at Harlingen on Thursday evening. CANADIAN PILOT AND COMPANIONS LOCATED THE PAS. Man.. Aug. 13.—<A*>— Anxiety for the safety of Charles A. Duke" Schiller, Canadian air pilot end his party, was at rest to day after receipt of a message an I nouncing their arrival at Baker lake. It was presumed that in flight from Wager inlet to Baker lake I Schiller was forced down. UMPIRE ZEP POSTPONES TOKYO FLIGHT » Unfavorable Weather Re* ports Over Siberia Cause Day’s Delay FRIEDRICHSHAFEN. Germany. Aug, 13.—yF>—Dr. Hugo Ecketier, after a “cabinet meeting” with his chief officers today decided to post pone the start i the Graf Zeppelin for Tokyo on the second lap of its round the world flight until the early morning hours of Thursday. Weather reports received during the night indicated a low pressure area over Siberia moving eastward more rapidly than had appeared yesterday. With a day's delay there was still hope Dr. Eckener might be able to choose the great circle route west of the Bohemian mountains to Koenigsberg into Russia. Even should this hope be disappointed, and he must, as yesterday seemed inevitable, choose a route along the Danube, the Zeppelin officers are convinced another days rail will prove advantageous. According ‘o Car tain Von Schil ler. pilot, the Russian government is leaving no stone unturned to sup ply the most adequate weather ser vice possible in view of the rather scant number of stations along the route. Legion Thanks City For $1500 Donation The executive committee of the American Legion bugle and drum corps passed a resolution thanking the city for extending it $1500 for new unVorms at the last meeting of the committee. They also thank ed the city for recommending that the chamber of commerce extend them funds for the trip to the American Legion national conven tion In Louisville. The resolution follows: Whereas the city commission has voted to give us new uniforms and recommended that the chamber of commerce furnish the expense money for the trip to the nattoaal convention, we the executive com mittee. resolve to publicly express our aj. eciatlon and that a copy of this resolution be mailed to the city commission and to The Brownsville Herald. (Signed*. H. WHITE, W. R. KIEKEL, F. BEBON. A. W. PRICE. L. R. OLM6TEAD RIVES BABY WESLACO. Aug. 13—Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Rives announce the arrival of an eight and one-half pound son. bom Sunday morning. August 11. The baby ha* not yet been named. Mr. and Mrs Rives recently moved here from Corpus Christ 1. Mrs. Rives is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. W. H. Stevenson of Weslaco. - - - .—— —- - ' ~ .. . ^ Dr. James Brown Scott, profes sor of International law and foreign relations at the George town University School of For eign Service, Washington, D. C.. has been appointed president of the board of conciliation be tween Poland and Denmark. He will act as umpire in all dis putes between them. Urges Drum Corps to Attend Convention A letter urging that the Browns ville American Legion bugle and | drum corps be sent to the national convention at Louisville. Ky.f has been received by the post from Koss Ft. Cole, state adjutant. Cole says in part: *'I know of no other way your city could get more favorable state-wide and national publicity as well as by sending this wonderful musical organization to the national convention . “I assure you that if your post ! sends the corfrs to the convention, we will do all possible to get you favorable publicity.” The local Legionnaires have def initely decided to send the corps, after obtaining $1500 from the city of BrownsvUle. Harlingep Attorney To Develop Project (Special to The Herald) AUSTIN, Aug. 13—H. L Chap man, Harlingen attorney, has taken out a presentation on a potential water diversion project located on the Rio Grande river between Ric Grande City and the point where the Starr-Hldalgo county line touches the river. He has named W. E. Anderson of San Benito ar engineer to develop his project. Un der the presentation he has six monthf to Inver Mgate feasibility of the irrigation project, snd longer time may be granted. I I > H i I ^B 1 ■ ■ 19 ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 I .# .» »