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MARKETS |
NEW YORK STOCKS
NEW YORK, Sept. 30. (IP) -Ner- |
vou» financial markets dipped and
rallied spasmodL-ally today a&
traders confusedly attempted to
form some conclusion as to the
government’s future monetary pro
gram. Stocks received support aft
er a sharp sell-off and. under the
leadership of metal issue, climbed
back to higher territory. The close
wss steady to firm. Transfers ap
proximated 900,000 shares.
Equities started out in a dull and
irregular fashion. Another drive
started on American Telephone and
•ome of the leaders. The telephone
issue slumped to 115 1-4. but dis
played resistance with other de-1
pressed shares, and soon came bsck
t© around 120 for a net gain of
about 2 1-2. U. 8. Smelting spurt
ad some 7 points. Grains were soft
for a while, but they rallied along
with cotton and sane other com
modities. Bonds were mixed. The
dollar was a little easier in foreign
exchange dealings.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30. UP)—
The cotton market opened steady
bu rather quiet today. Liverpool
cables came in about as due and
sterling was a shade higher. First
trades were unchanged to two
points up and the market improved
slightly after the start with Decem
ber at 9.87 and March at 10.12. or
3 points above yesterday’s close.
Later in the first hour prices
eased off 2 to 3 points to 9.85 for
December and 10.09 for March, un
changed to one point up compared
with yesterday's close.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO. Sept. 30. (Jpy—Genera!
commission house selling efforts
that net no adequate demand turn
ed grain prices downward early I
today. Buyers gave indications of
a desire to await settlement of na
*4'v““l monetary policies before un
king extended commitment,
mg unchanged to 5-8 lower, i
t afterward dec lined all I
around. Com started uncharged I
to 3-4 down, and subsequretly sag- 1
ged further.
---
INVENTOR -LISTENS IN’
TO HOUSEFLIES’ -TALK’1
HELSINGFORS (A*)— Communi
cation between two houseflies has
been registered by a new type of
sound-camera, says its inventor, j
Schnell Larsen, a young Norwegian
Student, who demonstrated at the!
SOVIET AIR GIANT BALKS
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First attempts of Soviet army engineers to launch their gigantic
balloon for a flight into the stratosphere failed utterly. In seven
trials, the heavy gondola, pictured here, barely was lifted off the
ground, once attaining a height of 29 feet. The silver-blue U S S. R.
was constructed to gather information concerning cosmic rays snd
the physical and chemical composition of aUr at great altitudes.
Northern Entomological congress in
Oslo.
The apparatus is so sensitive that
it is able to register the beating ot
a fly’s wings, even if they are mov
ing at the rate of 10,000 beats a
minute.
The inventor stated he had sue
THE TUT1S _By Crawford Young
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ceasfully “listened in" to insects
that conversed by rubbing their
feels one against another.
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Announcements
FUNDS ARE Available for a 70 per
cent payment on TEACHER’S
STATE AVAILABLE NOTES dat
ed January 30. 1933. Each holder
that desires payment of any of
the above described notes please
list same at the School Board
office. J. P Maher, secretary,
Brownsville Independent School
District.
BROADWAY CONFECTIONERY
Don’t forget Tamez Mexican can
dies. The best in the Valley. Maga
zines. Cigars. Cigarettes; also spe
cial bargains in soft drinks.
Pecans — New crop
1140 Washington At
R-14
7. Professional
DR. W. A. JONES
Dentist
403 State National Bank
Phone 704
Credit Extended If Desired
S Travel Opportunities
McAllen - Reynosa
BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE
Lr aves Leaves
McAllen Reynosa
8:30 a. m. 7 3C a. m.
10:00 a. m. 9:00 a. m.
12:00 p. m. 11:00 a. m.
2:00 p m. 1:00 p. m,
6:00 p. m. 5 00 p. m.
4:00 p. m. 3:00 p. m.
8:00 p. m. 7. 1 p. m.
Bpuiftl bus from Reynosa Sat
urday and Sunday. 10:30 p. m.
PLAZA HOTEL. Phone 486-^Want
passengers to travel In private cars
on share expense plan. Q-60.
Q-60.
SEALED BIT Z will be received
until 11 oclock A. M. October 10th
1933 at the office of Came..a
County Water Improvement Dis
trict Number 9, 238 Elisabeth Street,
Brownsville, Texas, on the following
work or any part thereof.
Pump house repairs.
Reservoir repairs.
Cans! repairs.
The District reserves ttv* right to
refuse any or all bids.
For further details apply to Dis
trict's office.
C. SOBRINO,
Secretary
(9-29—1-3-3-8—St—461V8)
Antomotm
10 Autos for 5ala
Used Car Bargains
1930 Ford 4-door sedan. A-l
shape.
1929 La Salk 4-door sedan at a
bargain.
1939 Studebaker Commander, 4
door sedan.
One 1931 Ford Sport coupe.
Used Electric Refrigerators
Two Kelvinators, One Frigid -
aire and two Zero Zones.
PATTESON MOTOR CO.
987 Elisabeth St.
1931 Chevrolet Coach
1939 Chevrolet Coupe
1930 Chevrolet Coach
1939 Buick Sedan
1931 Chevrolet Sedan
1933 Ford V-8 Chassle
1939 Chevrolet Truck and Body
1929 Chevrolet Truck
STEVENSON MOTOR CO- INC.
5th and Elizabeth — Tel. 1111
15 Garage A Serr. Stations
Wrecker Service
Day or Night
PHONE 1111
Night Phone 940
Stevenson Motor Co., Inc.
5th and Elisabeth, Brownsville
PHONE 930 for any kind of oar
trouble, Wrecker service and bat
tery service. 1047 Madison Street.
Court House Oarage. R-9
Brake* Won’t Hold?
Ask for the
19 ff BUE
ad
FIRESTONE
Water Proof lining
Business Chances |
17 Business for Sale
BUSINESS FOR SALE—Profitable.
established growing business. Will
sell for $750 00. P. O. Box 162,
Brownsville, Texas. R-7
MAKE MONEY in daily wheat op
tions. $10 buys 5,000 bushels. Pos
sibilities large profits. Cotton fu
tures $50 buys 20 bales. Free pam
phlet “How to Trade". Southwest
Cotton knd Grain Co., 629 Gunter
Building, San Antonio. Tex. R3
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17 Business for Sale
_
SACRIFICE SALE — 12 rooms of
furniture; house for rent; 2
blocks Poet Office; ideal dining
room location Box R-17. Herald.
R-17
| —.—----I
Burnett Services j j
28 Moving* Trucks, Storage
AUSTIN TRANSFER CO* 1m
Uvee. Moving and crauag.
Phone 421 • Uflfi
MASON TRANSFER CO.
Contractors for Missouri
Pacific
Pick up and delivery service
Hauling of All Kinds
•Hi A FRONTON — PHONE 129
Packing of All Kinds
30_Fix It
Furniture Repairs
Van Heest Shop
11th and Monroe
wmmmmmmammiimmmmmm
ELECTRICAL
REPAIRH A SERVICE
Motors, Vacuum Cleaners,
Fan*, Appliance*. House
Wiring, Fixtures.
STAR ELECTRIC CO.
Opposite Postoffice Phone 171
34 Insurance
j WOOD and DODD
INSURANCE
SURETY BONDS
Phones 1M - 1M
Brownsville
Spivey . Kowalski Boiidtaf
| Batmess Service*
I INSURANCE
BONDS
W. B. CLINT
Phone €
[ Employment ~
35 Hip. Wanted - Male
TENANT for my *0 arm near San
Benito with onsh to crop and pay
water for 2-3 crop. VWnont, 4112
A Botanical Ave., St. Louie Mo.
R-lfl
36 Hip. Wanted - Female
LAMES" CARv MONEY ^Thorne
sewing, during your full or part
time. Experience unnecessary.
Send stamped addressed envelope
for particulars. Atlantic House
wear. 10 So. Arkansas Avenue.
Atlantic City, N. J,R-10
37 Salesm«n - Agents
MIDDLE-AGED salesman .for ex
clusive territory. Prefer experience
in industrial maintenance work or
one who has sold to industrial
plants. Whilt* no investment is
required, the man we select will
ha\re sufficient capital and con
fidence in his ability to desire to
work on a commission and bonus
basis. For Interview Box R5, Her
ald. R5
MARVELOUS INVENTION. New
match give* million lights. Fast
seller. Big profits. Everlasting
Match Oo., 443 South Dearborn,
Chicago. R4
50 Poultry * Supplies
Hm CERTIFIED Chicks afcai If !
pedigreed cockerels from 200-egg
trapnet and official record hens.
Blood tested. 100 per cent live de
livery. Write for prices and free
catalogue. Dixie Poultry Farms.
BOX 104, Brenham, Tex. R0
Merchandise ]
52 Household Goods
FOR SALE—Dining room table and
chairs- overstuffed divan. 1853
West Washington. Q-93
Bargains in Good
Used Furniture
VINES FURNITURE CO.
TWELVE PIECE mahogany dining
room suite. V. K. Sherer, 745
W. St. Francis, or Box 1184. R-19
53 Musical Goods
BARGAIN
S-year old Waahburn-Upright
Player-Piano. Sold new for
$750. Good Tone quality and
condition Player-part taken
out and has been recondition
ed, ready to be put back, if de
sired. Must SELL or 8TORE
within two weeks. (Price $45
cash). Call or write The Her
ald, Box R-8.
54 For Sale - Miscel.
RADIO BARGAINS
Reconditioned and sold under a
80-day free service guarantee.
Philco 8-tube super
mantel type . $80.50
Atwater Kent 8-tube
table type . $14.50
Atwater Kent 7-tube
table type . $12.50
Westinghouae 8-tube super
mantel .. $26 00
Airline 5-tube mantel
type .. $14 50
Other model* at bargain price*.
CALL 180
BROWN RADIO SERVICE
1845 Elisabeth
FOR SALE—Cotton seed cake; very
cheap. C. B. Barreda. 366
I FOR SALE
BY OWNER
l*4-ton Ford truck, 1929
model, in good condition,
good rubber; span mare
mules; set work harness;
spring tooth harrow; or
chard disc.
See Mrs. A. E. Derrick. 135 Adams
or W. H. Huffman at Water
District 5.
FOR SALE— Browning automatic
shotgun. 12 gauge, some ammuni
tion, $23 00. Marlin pump shot
gun, 20 gn’ige. some ammunition.
$22 00. Both guns like new. 1033
Washington 8t. R2
IOR SALE—Frigtdalre In A-l con
dltion; very reasonable. May be
seen at 1138 Washington. Singer
Sewing Machine Co., William
Richter. Q90
SCOTTS SCRAPBOOK - - By R. J. Scott
i
1MDIA.H5 OF A<EMALA, A'fWlME^,
WEAR £RO<ESQUE MA5K5 -to SHOW
<&ElR WHI<E NEIGHBORS wHAf "THEY -i
<H»MK ^EV LOOK LIKE- ,
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I II
Jt JS PAR<OF MARRIAGE CEREMOM'
IN MOROCCO! IN GERMAIN TRiBES, FOR lf*E
BRIDEGROOM -to -foSS A RAW EGG AT H«5
BRIDE- BirT HE ISN'T SUPPOSED To HIT HER
^prUfL* **n>/l
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TROUT"- BkOCKLty, WORCESTERSHIRE,
EN<5k*»»
Copyright, I HU. tar C«Mrai fnm •-r
f Merchandise_|
S5 Boats & Accessories
SIXTEEN*FCMT_L^r.^i*J^or~tradp!
See Langford. 7th Se St. Francis
__ R1
B7 Lbr. a ~BM.7lVI.7r “
USED LUMBER
Iron, brick, slate coatee shingles
and hardware.
Stafford Lumber and Wrecking Co.
K14th Street at re sac a
USED IRON Roof inf, half vice
See that man Langford, Rear
Frontier Lumber Company Yard.
_ Q-96
FOR SALE—Material for const ruc
tion; brick, second fund lumber
and galvanized sheet iron; all as
good as new; from the Garda
Gome* and Co Warehouse. Phone
1080 for particular*. Q-94
59 Machinery - Equipment
FOR SALE— Contractor's equip
ment: 3 one sack power mixers,
loo picks and shovels, electric
sews, office equipment, wheel
barrows. transits. All for the sum
of $1.200 00; cost $4.800 00. Phone
Kenwood 8191 or write 613 Bar
bee St., San Antonio, Texas. Q80
il Wanted - Miscellaneous
WILL PAY cash for wrecked build
ings. Stafford Lumber-Wreck n.g
Co . 14th at re&aca. Q6t
RADIOS WANTED—There Is a bi*
demand for used radio sets and
we can sell your set for you. If
It is in need of repairs, to sill
put it in first-class shape and
sell it for you. Bring it in or cali
180—Brown Radio Service. 1245
Elizabeth St. Q-3S
1. ■ .
QUICK CASH
will buy for casn, storm distress
property of all kinds. Live stoex,
f a rm i n g equipment, furniture,
household goods, merchandise,
buildings, etc. Cash on Hand, No
Delay.
COL. R. 8 PARKER
Sale Yards Up Town in Harlingen
Auction Every Saturday
Phone 803
i______
I
63 Apartments
FOR RENT—Tw* room apartment
or two bedrooms. 1219 Adam*.
__ R-13
65 Houses
roSTRivT^ House aad~spart
nient. Phons 1832. QH3
Now Is Ills Tims te
BUY YOUR HOME
Texas Building and
Loan Asm.
Pay Like Rent
134 Uth St. - Phons 123
——■ »• _—r
for RFNT—Comparethrely new 2
room house: furnished; garage;
all modern conveniences; located
fifcfa and St Francis, Phons 964.
Q-89
—- » ..--- - - ._ .
TWO 8-ROOM furnished boose*.
Jesse Dennett. Phones 427 —
W-Hr 12
HOUSES
FOR RENT
5 Rooms and sleeping porch,
furnished. West Banker.
♦
5 Rooms furnished. 200 Palm
Bird.
4 Rooms, Ringgold between
15th and 18 th
4 Rooms. 17th between Har
rison and Van Buren.
FRONTIER LUMBER CO.
PHOlfC 878
Real Estate ~"""|
74 For Sale or Trad*
TEN ACRE FARM, 8 year old tree*
large 2 story house in aery good
condition; farm implements; 8
cowa; no debt; to trade for Im
proved property In Brownsville
Phone 884 R-1S
~ Try The Herald
Classified Ads
SIDE GLANCES. George Clark
L iV . jsNtmsai
“Ring some mort. I think they’re just pretending they’re
not at home.”
1 - THIS CURjOUS WORLD -
——-—
THE
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SHARED
HONORS WITH 14
m/ya*s£r/ fit
THE WAR
HORSE WAS
ALLOWED TO
WEAR THE SAME I
FEATHER. 4
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AS THOSE K
WORN By HIS
MASTER.. j
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frequently called the
"CYCLONE SZATJE * RANKS ONLY
SEVENTH <N ANNUALVrtNO QAM46S.
6EET TOPS
ARE MORE \ALUA8LNr
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BEET ROOTS
THEMSELVES/

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